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The Place to Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
As the Holiday Rush is over we have decided
to put on a few specials in the different
departments of our store
We have a nice line of Men's
Suit to choose from at $7.50, for
merly $14 to $15 each. Also
Hats and Shoes at special prices
and many other articles in the
store at the same reduction.
Don't forget to call and examine
the goods before going elsewhere-
Ten-inch records for Standard and Victor Talking Machine?, 60c sue now each ..60c
I. MICHEL, Proprietor, Prineville, Oregon
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County's Finances
Are in Good Shape
Judge Ellis thus suiuuiarlies briefly
the financial condition of Crook
county:
The countr road fund, general
school fund, county high school fund
nnd library fund each have small bal
ances on hand.
' The general county fund is in good
condition considering the fact that
the new county courthouse Is en
tirely paid for.
However, the general running ex
penses of the county and the fall
payment of the state tax (about
fSOOO) have necessitated registering
warrants to the amount of about
f 13,000. Scalp bounty warrants to
the amount of about $W0 have also
been registered.
The payment for the furniture and
vault fixtures amounting to about
$ 4300 comes due in 1910.
.. Crook County's proportion of the
state tax this year is f 17,454.34. The!
following summary shows the
amount that must be raised for the
general fund:
State Tax $17,454 34
"Registered Warrants . 13,000.00
Registered Warrants; Scalp
Bounty :
Teachers' Examinations
Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Crook
county will hold the regular exami
nation of applicants tor state nnd
county pajers in Prineville, at the
courthouse, as follows:
Far Stato Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, Februa
ry !), at 9 a. in., and continuing until
Saturday, February 12, at 4 o'clock
p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, physical geogra'phy, read
ing, psychology.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, book
keeping, physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography,
COUNTY BOARD
DOES BIG BUSINESS
Continued from pags 1.
Jim McMeen
Ntlson. Qreirrll
William Og
8 A Prow
J F Blanobard
0 H lUcner
C X Redtleld
1 E R-ed
J E Roberts
Gtnrg Roberta
J T Roblnsun
WR McFarlund .
W FSunn
Furniture & Fixtures.
JO0.00
4,300.00
It is assumed that
nctnally collected on about $7,400,000
and at 9 mills this will amount to!
$(5G,600 thug leaving about 30,945.60
for salaries, supplies, paupers, ex
penses of elections, two terms of the
circuit court, current expenses, etc.
J.55.B&4.34
taxes w ill il are expected to take
Q W Knodvrly
K KSpauldlnc.
OR Stamp
F E Svanselii
W A Stevens
Ueonte Stevens
O A Hint ham
C R Sbattuck
RJ Saehon
once 8layton
composition, algebra, Enclish lltera-! FM Booth
ture, school law.
, Saturday Botany, plane geomtry,
general history.
Far ceaatj Papers.
Commencing Wednesday." Februa
ry 9, at 9 o'clock a. ru., and continu
ing until Friday, February 11, at 4
o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Penmauship, history,
orthography, rending, physical ge
ography. Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, physi
ology. Friday Geography, school luw,
civil government, English literature.
Note Teachers holding permits
this examiun-
...... Lauionta
- Youn
Redmond
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Madras
.. I-amonla
Rend
Rend
Prineville
-Prineville
Culver
Prineville
I-amonta
RO Sturgeon
M F Taylor
J Alton Thompson
A G Trahan
Henry Tweet
Oren Walte
Bill Palmebn
C F Wilcox
Tom Bradford
WTE Wilson
J R Wood
0 8 Lambert ..
Sick Lambert
Wm Smyth
Hugh Lister
Geo Luc kef
Basket Ball Game
Saturday Eve
The second of the series cf games
that is to determine the champion
ship in this sport is scheduled for
Saturday, January 15th. The
Alphas wrested victory from the
Ochoconians at the last game but
the Ochoconians are determined to
win and the showing made in
practice since the last public game
gives promise of a more interesting
game than the one the public so,
enjoyed before the holidays.!
"Everybody is welcome. Come and
help the boys with your presence
and money. Doors open at 7
o'clock; game will begin at 8.
tion.
It. A. Foui,
County School Superintendent.
Swap Party at Mrs. Wigle's.
M rs. John WIgle entertained on
Friday evening. It was a "swap"
party, if you know what that is. If
you don't then you have missed a
whole lot of fun. After the trading
was over and the prizes awarded the
company played "500." The occa
sion was greatly enjoyed by those
pretent.
Miss Mills Entertains.
Miss Madge Mills entertained
friends at her home Friday evening.
Progressive whist was Indulged In
until a late hour. Miss Stella Hod
ges, receiving the highest score, re
ceived a very beautiful book.
A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Biggs and Mrs. Mills.
Doilies Lost
" Two doilies, one embroidered in violets and
tbe other in holly, were lost either at the club
or between Mrs. John Wigle's home and the
club hall. The finder will receive a suitable
reward by returning them to Mrs. John Wieie.
S C Lusting
A P Mi-Ray
C J Milligan
In re eonQuing
prisoners In county Jail. It Is or
dered that hereafter the city of Prine
ville lie charged for the use of the
county jail for its prisoners at the
following rates: 1 for each Inmate
for 12 hours or less; fl-50 per day or
for upwards of 12 hours, and at the
rate of $1 per day lor all imprison
ments of ten days or over. City
officers to report to sheriff or jani
tor before confining or removing
prisoners. All doors to the base
ment of court house to be kept closed
and locked.
In the matter of using the county
courthouse. It is hereby directed
that no primaries, elections, meet
ings, conventions, sessions of justice
or recorder's court be held in the
courthouse or any room thereof
without permission of the county
commissioners' court or a majority thereof,
except in criminal cases wherein the dis
trict attorney or his deputy appears and
the people of the state ot Oregon are plain
tiffs; said building may be used by permis
sion of the sheriff.
Tbe county clerk is requested to adver
tise for bids for furnishing 150 cords of
The W
innek Company
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EDISON
Phonographs
$22, $30, $40
Easy Terms
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MEN'S SHOES
Every
anteed.
pair positively guar-
$3.00 to $5.00
All Furniture 333 per cent off
rood solid Juniper cordwood tabrdclireml
and pi KM fur measurement as follows.' luu
oirl vl the rear of lha courthouse bulMinjt
and AO cords on the hlyh at howl lot, mtirv
amount lo h delivered on or prior to
September 1, 1!M0; court reserve rilit to
t.-jrvt any or all liil. HIJs must he hied
with the county rlerk on or prior to t.
o'elork p. m. March 1, 1U10.
In re publUhiiiK extract of cod. The
sheriff is hereby directed to publish In tbe
local iiewopapert, for the information of
the public, so much and such part of the
tax law now In force as he may deem nec
essary or advisable,
lu the mater of assetsiun untaicd prop
erty. Inatimii'li as tlx current Year will
be burdened with ths extraordinary
expense, of two ireiieral lections
and inasmuch as the tat roll of (his
county for tbe year ltM is not ureally
excosa or that for ltma, and Wis county
court is dexirous of maintaining a tax levy
as low as possible, and in order to do
it is necessary that alt real and personal
property in this county should hear It
equal and just proportion of the public ex
pense, abd it appearing to the court that
there W a larirs amount ol real and personal
property in this county properly subject to
assessment and taxation that has not been
assessed and lb ted upon the tax roll for
ISXW, and it further apieariii that the
as.cSMir, through lack of time, clerical
assistance Or otherwise, has been unable
to assess and list such property, acd that
the county board ol equalisation has failed
to correct said roll and assess and list said
property upon the assessment roll for the
year 1909, and that all taxable property in
this county should be assessed and taxed
jut and euiial; that no remedy now exist?
but for the sheriff ami clerk of this county
to make such list and assessment. It
therefore ordered by the court that the
sheriff and clerk of this county be, and
they are hereby authorised and directed to
take such assistance as may be necessary
and examine the records of this county and
assess and list for sheriff's assessment on
the 1!MJ tax roll, all real and persona!
proierty in this county properly subject to
assessment and taxation therein that they
may find and that doe not appear to have
been assessed for said year.
II. Grimes aud J. W. Klliott are hereby
appointed road viewers for year 1910.
Clerk is directed to notify them of appoint
menu
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid out of the general
fund :
.Prineville T B Milllorn, mt0 I 1 &
..Prineville I Adamson A Co, " 1.1 '
Sisters " H Clow. Jsullor S St'
.Prineville 1'tsW Co, light and water for C H ... IIS as
...Sisters I J H Rosenberg, medical examiner 1
..Prineville I Mr C K McDowell, care paupers 4t i
..Prineville I IJppman A Co, burial exp for Caswslls., ItU .
..Madras I Frank Klkins, stamps, en (slopes, etc..,, 10B
...Madras I " freight charges
. ONell I Kd Harbin, work on county bridges k"4 0t'
jtlsters I Crook County Journal, printing S
..Laldlaw Maude Blxby, care Caswell family Is uv
..Post I Mrs S A Wright, nurse for Caswell famly tat 5v
Pilot Butte Tel Co, services Sf
Pacific 8 A P Co, Fisher Type ribbons.... Ill
Shlpp 4 Perry, material for work oa C 11 IIS
Chronicle Pub Co, brief, state TS Smith. 43 OB
...Orlxxly I C 8 Edwards, use of auto and services. ., SiK'
..fjimohis I a Luckey, nursing Caswell children 'JO
Astlwood 1 f I Brooks, holding int)uest. a TO
Sisters Alfred Wild, Jury fees 1 00
..Redman W M Fallrell. 1 ui
..Madras I John Thomas, ' It
.....Sisters J C Robinson, " 'i a
..Howard L M St Clair, 1 l
PrlDev!lle J K Aldcn, - J OD
Glass A Prudhomme. furniture tore H.. is M
" " shpplies forC H.... ml
W'n Johnson, work on tax roll 10 "5
C 8 Kdwards, health officer's salary lo si
" " medical services 8C
W F King Co, 50 cords wood 17: OB
mdae IS HO
Pioneer Tel A Tel Co, services .U Hi
F A Rice, surveyor's fees 1H 00
C D Rice, work on ownership plat uv
Wlunek Co. mdse g j.'
" ' pauper account 1 76
t! J Weller, chsinman 00
James Kass, " f on
C Russell, msikcr (00
David Lindsay, flagman 2 00
F8 Duffey, chainmao f oo
C M Charlton, " 4 00
t'arl Charlton, flagman.... Jon
A H Rhode, 6 (lo
Christ Seiti, marker goo
Kirk Whlted, chainman 4 00
PL Smith, " 4 00
A A Tedford, flagman 4 00
Milton Losslng, " 4 m
R M Anderson, marker 4 ui
W H Kinder, viewer's fees 20 00
J W Klliott, " " 4S 00
Frank Elklns, sheriff's salary 416
" depty 'Jul 00
Warren Brown, clerk's salary 300 00
" depty " " 140 01)
H C Kills, judge's salary IAS 66
R A Kord, supt salary
J D LaFollette, assessor's sslary IU M
W K King, treasurer's " ISO on
Warren Brown, itsmps, envelopes, etc. . 71 SI
Pioneer Tel & Tel Co, services 1 on
Templeton & Son, mdse M K
J W Howsrd, deputy sssessor's salary. ,, U0 00
Muttle Sommers, nursing Caswells 1M 00
Ksther Morgsn, " 21 on
Mis Union, " 21 on
ft H Bailey, commissioner's fees 61 0
Jsmel Rice, ." " 61 Ml
ine following wnrrents were
drawn on the High School fund:
The Wlunek co. supplies ai 30
W F King Co, mdse 2 M
" " wood 70 00
Glass it Prudhnmmo, furniture M 1h
H-L Hobbs, ss wing wood , 6 75
Houghton, Mfflin & Co, supplies 11 fts
Shlpp A Perry, fixtures for court house 05 66
P L 4 W Co, water for high school 10 00
M B Hoekenberry, postage ,. 1 so
" " principal high school.. 200 00
Emma B Wlckersbsm, teacher " 2(10 00
Rose B Parrott, teacher high school.... 200 00
E E Evanu, " " ' .... 191) 00
Catherine Conway," " .... 190 00
Uppmsn A Co, window shades 9 00
C W Elklns, mdse 2 40
W 11 Crlswell, Janitor high school 36 00
A T Hoffman, " " 85 01)
PL&W Co, electric meter..... 77
F A Rice.establishlng yard curbs S 00
The following bills were drawn on
the road fund:
W King, mdse 190 50
David Weaver, road work 14 60
John Watkins, supervisor District No IS! 126 10
Laldli
Laid law
. Bend
LamonUi
Madras
Prineville
Culver
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All furniture
33 per cent dis
count during Janu
ary 1910.
Jewelry, Watches, Guaranteed Goods, Elgin & Waltham Movements
f;b&rlcs ('arson,
O W Freeman, " " '
DCJcnkiuSi " "
James Kaas, " " '
JO Clark, ' " "
Jsmi's Dyer, " " "
M F Hawthorn, " x '
William Brownhill, "
E W Richardson, " "
Austin Kir.er, " "
F W Smith, general work
J B Shlpp, lumber
Court adjourned subject to call.
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Orefoa Goods Advertised ia Ike East.
The Tendleton Woolen Mill Com
pany had a beautiful advertisement
In the Saturday Evening Post of
November 20th and December 11th,
Tailoress Wanted.
A tailoress wanted. AddIv to B
Gormley, tnilor, Prineville, Oregon.
CAPITAL
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Dates for Eighth
Grade Examinations
County School Superintendent
Ford hits aelectetl the following date
upon which eighth grade flnul exiinil
nntlona will be held In Crook County:
Juntmry 20 and 21, 11)10; May 12 and
13, l'JIO. and September 8 aud U, 11)10.
The program for the two tiny will
Ih:
Thursday" Physiology, .Writing,
History nnd Civil Government.
Friday aO ram ma r, Arlth me t If,
(ieogrnphy and Spelling.
Sources of qui'slloiis:
Arithmetic Practical Arithmetic
Smith. Civil Government I'ulted States
Constitution.
Geography State Course of Study;
Red way nnd Illnntnn'a Natural
School Geography.
History List of topics from llls
t ry Outline In State Course of Study
and Current Events.
Uramtunr Iluvliler's Modern Eng
lish Grnmmur, no dlngramuilng.
Physiology Graded Iessons In
Physiology and Hygiene Krohn.
Reading The teacher will send to
the County Superintendent the ap
plicant's class standing In rvadlog,
which shall be taken by such superin
tendent as the applicant's standing
on the subject.
Spelling Reed's Word lessons.
Writing Specimens of penmanship
as Indicated In copied matter aud
from manuscript In Lnugunge.
ft. A. FOKD,
County Siip;'rlntondentof Schools.
Notice.
All persons knowluir themselves to
be Indebted to the old flrni of Stroud
Bros, prior to October 1. I'.MX). are re
quested to settle at onca. . These ac
counts have been placed In the hands
of Attorney U. L. Bender for collec
tion and all rfinlttnuces should be
made to him at Prineville, Oregon.
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All kinds of Millinery at Greatly Reduced Price.
Special Bargains in Trimmed Hats.
MRS. ESTES,
Corner Second and Main Street, Prineville, Oregon.
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are but outward signs of the evil
done in secret by myriads of dan.
draff germs sapping the life blood
of the hair. ' Micro kills tbe para
site, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to tbe hair and stops
if falling out, A single application
gives relief aod proves its worth.
Save your hair before loo late.
Micro prevents baldness. It Is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and sticky oils.
Ask your druggist for free booklet.
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
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or sale by Templeton & Son
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Champ Smith
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Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
At the old Smith & Gleek
stand, Main street, two
" doors south First
National Bank
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All charges prepaid to the nearest express office.
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NOBLE dirsct to yos, aft tharfos paUl XV jl ZmL
Containing; all those secondary constituents
the government chemists say MUST BE THERE
that it may be called whiskey.
Any so called whiskey that doesn't contain them,
whether bottled in bond or not, is alcohol not
whiskey.
CYRUS NOBLE it pure.
It is old.
It is whiskey and nothing but whiskey.
Now sold direct to you by the biggest and best
known legitimate wholesalers in the Northwest.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
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