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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL Pag 5 Jubilee Minstrels Saturday Evening Public School Newt. Tlio eeeond annual jubilee nimn trel will be staged at the Commer cial Club hull on Saturday of thin week. It was tl) Intention of the management lo have this event dur ing "fair week, but because of sickness of one of the leading play ers, it was pospnned to this (lute. Thin event is becoming an annual affair, ami ia a good one. It is tho better fur the reason that the players are well known to the audienet. Itesorve your seats at I-nkin'a and be on hand turly Saturday evening. An evening of fun, a good two hours of laughter will do you good after tho fair. We will look for you. Railroads Announced For Central Oregon Mr. Strahorn, who ia one of the biggest men in the northwest in con Mtuetion work, has announced in Portland that he ia ready to take up the construction of a ay atom of rail waya in Central Oregon that will, aa he puta it, develop thia country as it ahould be. The road aa announced, which announcement ia given in detail on page 2 of thia paper, will be a won derful development for the interior of the atate. It waa tho originul plan of Mr. Strahorn to build two more linea than have already bwn announced. One of theae would connect the Sis tera timber belt with the main linea at Hend, the other would connect I'rineville and the east country at the aame point. There are busy timea ahead for thia part of the aUte, and while tne development haa been alow in start ing, many thinira will be doing be fore the clone of 191(5. Planning a Big Revival The officers and members of the Chriatian Church of Prineville, take thia opMrtunity to announce that the Chriatian Church ia planning a big revival meeting to begin some time in January, 1916. Goodevange liata will bo secured and good, profit able meeting ia expected at that time. In tho meantime all the usual services each Lord'B Day will be held at the uaual hours. If you do not find your friend on the street cor ner next Sunday you had letter look in at the Christian Bible School. Ho -is likely to be there. Geo. II. lfcinv aey. ' With tho commencement of school last Monday nine new pupils wore enrolled in the public .school. They were, Lyaander S. Logan, Itena Gil bert, Arthur Henalcy, Doris Manned, Bert Welch, Frank Welch,' Charles Charlton, Orville Coffelt, and Mar garett Coffelt. Do not forget the next Parent- Teacheri' meeting. It will be held next Tuesday at 7.30 P. M., at the high school building. We would like lo see twice the number present at thia meeting that were there at the last. Let every one do all ho can to make this a success this year. The following program will bo given. Singing, All Discussion, Practice-teaching In our public schools. leader, Glee Club, Discussions Singing, Social Hour Mrs. II. P. Belknap. High School All VAUDEVILLE AT LYRIC The Dorothy Bruce Company of high class entertainers will play at the Lyric tonight and tomorrow evening, preonting three acta of vaudeville and the regular picture program at popular prices. This company features a five year old tot, Baby Orpha, a child who sings in a masterful voice the latest song suc ceses. A big time vaudeville hit, "When Johnny comes Marching Home" will be played tonight, also Baby Orpha will play the leading role in her own drama "The Third Generation", this being a sequel to tho famous atory "Little Lord Fauntleroy" His Failing. C'bilKKerton How's your rlisuffeurt Curr-Hud to flift lilni. lie osi-d to I iiiutoriimn, ChUKifertoii Too reck Icmk. ell? Cnrr-It kli-iix imUiIikI Why, I roilldu't brcicli tlin fellow of the liublt of Klowhig iiy ut crossings! 1'uck. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Iind Office at The Dalles, Oregon. October 8, 1915. Notice is hereby given that Matthew H. Trew, of Prineville, Oregon, who, on Sep tember 30, 1912, made Homestead Entry No. 010773, forSElNWJ, El SWJ, SWJSKt, Section 31, Twp. 16 South, Range 16-East, W. M..f.has filed notice of intention to make fi nal three year Proof, to 'establish claim to the land above described, before Ijtkc M. Bechtell, U. S. Commissioner, at Prineville, Oregon, on the 20th day of November, 1915. Claimant names aa witnesses: James Forrester, John C. Aycock, William Harold, and Glenn Hend rickson, all of Prineville, Oregon. 48t5e. H. Frank Woodcock, Register. JiptntM Labor Unite. Bvattle. Nuarly a thousand Japan ese attended the first open meeting of the Japaueae labor association, which alma to be a central body for Japanese labor union now existing and to be formed hereafter, I WILL GIVE $1000 I! I FAIL to CURE q CANCER n TUMOR I cut bifonj It POISONS Nf tMj w rttecWt to I0NE WittnirtKaifiorrili No PAT Until CURED WRITTEN OUARANTIf Nu X HJf ur ollwr wln'llo. SnlnUnd pUntnitlioHiltf-cure Atijr iumuk, ivmr m NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION; Deimrtment of the Interior, U. S. Land Ollice, at The Dalles, Oregon. October 5, 1915. Notice is hereby given that Roy H. McCord, of Prineville, Oregon who, on June 14, 1912, made Homestead Fntry No. 010423 for SWJNWJ, NWJSWi, Sec. 34, SKINKI, NEJSEJ, Section 33 Twp. 13, South, Range 16, East, W. M., has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish clam to the land above described, before Warren Brown, Clerk of the County Court, at Prine vill, Oregon, on the 19th day of No vember, 1915. Claimant names aa witnesses: Claude C. Barney, Alex Hinton, William French, and Augustus A. McCord, all of Prineville, Oregon. 4815 H. Frank Woodcock, Register. County Court continued from page 1. Bp ton on mo Ui, lure or hoilT linn la CANCER: It w-wr l.'ttlik unlit lnl itaKe ho-FASE 00R w-nt r KKK. 10.JO WU inuiui. nu te J .av AnyLUMPm WOMAN'S BREAST l.niUAf n ndiilwrtIutoiiUv'tin ( bHilUCn Dtt itun.ii m HH.IS QUICKLY OiiuM'tumit mrviTV dii-ofpiKvr l .S. r t t W rfftitM tunny ho ni too WuiR it uiitst ttt liKjrcur4 tt Imtf prior- t .Mictr Is ytmU Dr. I Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY & Cu. VSSftXfWH "'trtctly RtlliMe, SrMIMt Ctnctt SgMiaMit ll'lnt" 4340 436E Valencia St, Sin Francltco, Cal. KINDLY MAIL THIS ttMHM( CANCER OUR GROG ERE Do You Buy Your Groceries From One Firm or do you buy anywhere you take a notion to at the time) The first is the better way. We have people who have dealt with U8 for years who buy nowhere else, because they get just what they want at our store. If you haven't .dealt with us before, begin today. J. E. STEWART & CO. the hour of nine A. M., pursuant to its order of September seventh, 1 915. Present were, G. Springer, judge presiding, J. F. Blanchard, Commii sioner, H. J. Overturf, Commission er, Warren Brown, Clerk, and E. B. Knox, Sheriff. Whereupon the following proceedings were had, to- witt: Order warrant drawn in favor of the West Side Agricultural Fair As sociation ia the sum of Two Hundred ($200) Dollars for the fair held at Tumalo, October 1st. 1915 Order District Attorney of Crook County to proceed to judgment with the foreclosure of tax certificates within the boundary of Jefferson County ; and Clerk ordered to make assignment i.f said judgments to Jefferson County of the sum of $107. CO J. T. McMastrn presented cancell- rwl rmul u'urrunin Kna ftiO. nml RlV) Class B, together with proper vouchers showing purchase of the same for value. Order cancellation of said two war rants reccinded, and Treasurer in structed to pay the same on presenta tion. Cancelled road warrant No. 863, Class B, presented by.W. L. O'Don- neii; order cancellation ol said war rant rescinded and Treasurer instruc ted to pay the same when said W.L. O'Donnell presents a proper affidavit to said Treasurer showing why said warrant should be paid. Proper plat and dedication of Staat's addition to Bend presented showing all necessary requirements having been complied with. Dedica tion and plat approved by Court and ordered placed on record. Order warrant drawn in favor of Lynch and Roberts in sum of $lG(i. 63 as balance on account. " John French appointed special road supervisior for purpose of opening the John French Road as a public highway. Order warrant drawn in favor of G. Springer in sum of $30.00 for money advanced for transportation NEW FALL COATS One of a kind so you won't meet yourself coming down the street $7.50 to $15 NEW FALL SUITS Also one of a kind. Gaberdines, Wool, Poplins and Serges. Brown, Green, Blue, Black and Gray Priced at $15 to $25 Dress Up and Look Prosperous Clifton & Cornett SUITS One suit of a kind except Blue Serges; 33 to 44; new styles Not $22.50 and $25.00 but $15 and $20 University Brand of Mackinaws They're all wool. Don't miss seeing these before sending away or buying elsewhere. The prices are right ri4tf,t. liiclij t C. CUlki, Men's Wear for ColdWeather Sweaters Wool Shirts Underwear Wool Socks Wool Gloves Caps Overcoats Peter's Shoes of the largest Shoe Factories for Men Women Boys, Girls . Infants Now That Winter is About Here We have a large variety of Wool Caps and Yam Mittens of all descriptions GROCERIES De Chutes Spray Flour, sack Des Chutes Spray Flour, barreL CLIFTON & CORNETT Wc for C.k TUt'i Wh7 Wi StU Chpr . $1.65 $5.35 Des Chutes Spray Flour, ton lots .. Special Prices 1 0 lb sack Graham 45c 1 0 lb sk Pancake t lour iic 10 lb sack Germ Meal 50c 10 lb sack of Flour 45c Next Week is Coffee Week-One Week Only Golden West Coffee, one pound can 35c Cnlrlpn West Coffee, three Dound can 95c Golden West Coffee,- five pound can $1.50 tliHen & ternett. Prianill, Ortfoa. W Sell for Cuk. Tlt'i Wky Wt Sn Cfcep of indigents to Salem. Order warrant drawn in favor of Rebecca Springer in sum of $20.00 for board and care of dependent ! child. Resolution: Whereas, the bill of A. E. McBall, accountant as held up by a majority of the County Court, prior to the incumbency of the pres ent commissioners; and whereas suit has been brought in the Circuit Court of this County for the collec tion of the same; and whereas the same has been unduly delayed in said court; and has finally been re turned to this court for settlement; Resolved: That it is the wish of this Court that the said suit be settled in the Circuit Court without further delay. Order monthly allowance to John Stam in the sum often ($10) dollars per month beginning September 1st, 1915. Clerk instructed to forward war rant in favor of A. E. Lovett in the sum of $100.00 on September 2, 1915 to C. L. Hawley, Treasurer of Board of Regents of Oregon Agricultural College, to be placed as part of the County Agriculturalist fund for Crook County. Order widow's pension to Mrs. Lucy Powell in amount; of Twenty five ($25.00) per month. Notice received of discharge of Harry C. Apple from the Eastern Oregon State Hospital on September 16, 1915. . . NOT GOOD AFTER OCTOBER 30, 1915 Crook County Journal's Voting Contest This Coupon Will Count for 10 Votes For Postoffice . Good for 10 votes when filled out and sent to The Journal office by mail or otherwise, on or before the above date. No coupon will be altered in any way or transferred after being received by The Journal. UNIVERSAL (OUJQ Full Nickel Heater , none better in the city A. H. LIPPMAN & CO. 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