Fifteen hundred different styles of goods to select from arid tailored
to your own measure. Prices $25 to $35, while the style and fit
and all-around cleverness of my garments are away beyond the
reach of all competition and the goods are all wool. v '
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GORMLEY
THE TAILOR
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Census Takers'
. Alloted Districts
The following are the names of the
census enumerator for Crook
county, their census district ami the
civil sulMlivlslonn comprising each
district:
District No. 4 Ashwood preciuct,
Including A till wood, Henry C, Heckle
census taker. f f 1 -
District No. 47 tVar Creek, Camp
Owk and Hardin precincts, Thomas
N. Kalftnir. -
District Xo. 4S Bearer Creek,
Maury and Summit precinct, Wil
liam Johnson. " '
District No. 4! rcnd precinct co
extensive with llend city, Deschutes
precinct, Including Deschute and
I.rtle towns, and Irelaud p reel nets.
Including Rowland, Krnest A. Smith.
District Xo. 50 Black Butte pre
cinct and Laldiaw precinct, includ
ing Laldlaw town,John T. Dliney.
District No. 51 Breeze preciuct
and Johnson Creek precinct, and
Xewsom Creek precinct, Alvah E.
Gillara. '
District Xo. 52 Cross Keys pre
cinct and Hay Creek precinct, and
Lyle Gap precinct, Merton T. Mortl
niore. . j ,
District Xo. 53 Kutcher precinct.
Including Falmaln town, Chna. M.
Dizney. "j
District No 54 Hay Stack precinct,
Including rerryrille town, Laiuoota
precinct. Including I.nmonta. town
and Willow Creek preciuct, Rufus E.
Waldorf.
District Xo. 55 Howard precinct
and Mill Creek preciuct, John F.
Cadle.
District Xo.56-McKay, precinct and
Montgomery precinct, and PrlneTille
precinct coextensive with, Prlneville
city, Perez B. Howard.
District Xo. 57 Powell Butte
precinct and Redmond precinct, in
cluding Cline Fulls town, David W.
B&rnett
District Xo. 5S-Warra Spring
precinct, Ben Morgnn, ?
Census Points. -'-
The census begins April 15 and
must be complete - In two weeks in
cities and in thirty days , In all other
areas. ,
The enumerator will wear a badge
Inscribed "United States Census,
1910." v , .. v
The law requires every ndult person
to furulsh the prescribed Information,
but also provide that It be treated
confidentially, so that no Injury can
com to any person from answering
the questions.
The President haa Issued a proc
lamation, calling on all citizen to
cooperate with the census and assur
ing them that It ha nothing to do
with taxation, army, or Jury service.
compulsory school attendance, reg
ulation of Immigration, or enforce
ment of any law, and that no one
can be Injured by answering the In
quiries.
It I of the utmost Importance that
the census of population aud agrtcul
ture In this state be complete and cor-
rect.
Therefore every person should
promptly, accurately, and completely
answer the census question asked
by the enumerators.
Information Wanted.
Bishop R. L. Paddock, Episcopal
bishop for Eastern Oregon, has written
to a member of hi flock asking for
the following questions :
1. The full name of all person
(children and adults) not baptized, who
are in any way interested in the Episco
pal church in or near Prineville.
2. The full name of every common!
cant and, if possible, where, when and
by what bishop confirmed.
3. Full names of all person baptized
(and not confirmed,) in any way Inter
ested or connected with the church.
Bishop Paddock is anxious to estab-1
lish an Episcopal mission in this rapidly
developing community and asks for the
co operation of all who are interested.
A poet card answering any of the
above questions, and addressed to Mrs.
F. J. Lively, Prineville, will be greatly
appreciated, and forwarded to Bishop
Paddock at Baker City, Oregon, at once.
The Tortland papers state that
sheared sheep are beginning to make
their appearance In the local market
and from now on will be an Important
factor in the livestock trade. A bunch
of 20 head were offered at the Portland
L'nioc Stockyards and brought 7.
They averaged 101 pounds In weight.
Sixty-five head of wool sheep, averag
ing 136 pounds, were also sold and
brought $7.50.
Auction Sale.
I will sell at public auction, on
Thursday, April 2 all of my house
hold goods, some kitchen ware and
dishes. C. T. Radford. 4-14-2t
Laidlaw
Crook. County Journal, April 11, '10
Mrs, Andru spent Sunday with
Mr. Boyle who hns moved Into the
Walter May house.
Jack McCormnck has purchased
Smith timber claim.
tred Wallace sent his teams to
Shanlkofor laud plaster, Monday.
Engineer Dorr Is pushing the town-
elte survey for J unlper city.
R. D. Koehenderfer Is talking of re
turning this spring.
Born To Mr. aud ' Mrs. Jcsxe
Horten a eon. -
Jack McCormack has sold his
homestead and ditch land. - '
Mlsa Molly Nichols Is Improving.
William Styles has returned after
a twenty mouths' absence. We are
glad to welcome Mr. Styles to" our
town again. -
Finger boards have been placed
between here and Madras, pointing
to Laldlaw. "
Frank Mink is back with a load of
seed and lime.
W. P. George, who owns property
In the Coach neighborhood, U back.
from New Mexico, He is much
pleased with " Improvements and
prospect of Manager Hendry xe
work In preparing for taking up the
Irrigation work In plnce of Columbia
Southern.
Walt Percy was over from Red
mond last week on business.
John Bell and wife go to Trail
Crossing to work on the Conipnnj
road.
1st Presbyterian Church
SABBATH SERVICES.
8nndny School, 10 a. in.
Christian Endeavor, p. ni.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday
evening; at T:9X
Come and enjoy good music and Gospel
preaching. Our polity: In essentials
Charity. In non-SHt-ntials Lilwrtv.
N. B. for special none se locals of
mis paper.
CLAREMOST C. BARBIDGE.
r4 . . JJini-iU'r.
Timber Claim for Sale,
OoiM timber claim for salt on the Mc
Kay: near PrinevUIr: will t ml. I clioaii if
tiil.-n nt once. AddrvM 8. A. 1 rout.
l'rineville, Oregon..
3-10mp
Fine Washing Article for Sale.
I have IV n my wash for sal. Prioe c a
packiw; can l hat at mv hUM on h
north ).! of IUv Oehoco. M Kr. I'K A Kb
BKKKBl.NU. . 3-10-lmp
1 60 Acres Land for Sale.
139 acre rich bottom land; food Air
irrain'or alfalfa; strram of watxr runniiiK
tliroUKh It) alt uudrr cikmI fvtiraj khhI
Warns an J corrals; small house, good well
and ftrve ump. i'rie I0 ixt aer! I'JU
ran be Img-at!, Addrewi Med Vandor
pool, I'rtmn tile, Oregon. .
Removal Notice.
Dr. A. W. lmttf baa moviA Ida ortlo
from III I'olndeitKr liot.d lo jlmofllr on
tloor north of the Price Hr". slora, lir
he will In plaed lo mwt all palli-nls. IMtf
Prineville Steam Laundry.
Have your HoIIim wathed al tli I'rlnvvllte
atmnt lundrr. Hpn'tal atu-nllon llwi to
traveler, laundry la kxlet In ttw HiH'alll
wr buitdliMl, near the tMionv
Mtf
JAMrM INtl, PntB'r.
NERVOUSNESS AND BAD DREAMS
CAUSED BY UPSET STOMACH
' Nltihtmar, reail.niiPM ami nlhteat all
ettvil by tudlKtiou.
Mull ol the nervooattea In tb world, all the
ttimrtimg dnvantM and mutitmarvit, can bv
endeil tn a lew owls tiy a iuile, lnpiuiv
;riunent.
t iwet tiomaeh i the cn ol nervottnn
an. 1 bad dr'atH. Your lohl la lying In your
tmah un.tiaeted and feruiviitimr; ft i
lormniit HiMmiu k ... wli'ih Irritata the
Eheitntitrairte uert'w thai leadu dkreet lnm the
rain andenda In a network ol liny brant hea
rnnim.it throualt etrr wart ol the utouiai U.
HlnalM) I he Irrtwilon o( ttila ureal i.ttra.
motatlrlo nerve that rauien headache. Man
tlmei iwnle have revere lieadaihea and
know they are rauard by the toiuaeh, km do
not know la what mauner.
If yon are nervou, have dr'am or nleht-
nlahl, (vl a V)
bleu anil take
mare, do not leei aonnd at
rentboinl DIOKKI'O ftoraat'h tab!
one or two after eat b meal. They relieve dia
Ireuetl aioiuaa'H In a lew mlnutea, but It I
their uwiulneaa la building u the ilomai h
aad pulling It into narlect i-on.llll.m.
I'ut you alomarh In (nehae with PlttKSTO
and your nervoiialieaa aud bad dreaiui will
IMivkly vanl.h.
MgeeUi aloinaeh tahlela are guaranteed to
relieve any eaaeol Indigeatlnu, our tiouiaelt.
heartburn, belching ol gaa, heaviness, aud all
loiiiat h dlaturbaiut, In a lew Mlnutea,
Far Sale ey D. t. Aeaawea A Ce.
50 Cents Box.
Wood Cutters, Attention.
We will let to" responsible parties a
contract to cutlWor cords of pine
wood. We will furnish the timber. Call
on or address the Pritieville Light A Water
Company. 2-3tf
Call for .Warrants.
All eounty warrant! outstanding are enlled
far and will be raid opoti prevnlation to the
county treasurer. Inu-n-l ceiuca ufler thl
date.
Dated this Slut day of Mareh, 1910,
W. K. K1NU. t'ountT Treasurer.
Statement ol Reaourcea and Liabilitiea ef '
The r First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At the eloae ol buainee Mlr. 29, 1910
IJAHIUTIKt
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RKHttt HV:
Imm and IHamuuta tAH.TU S3
In I ted tUBnda Ii4"0 00
Bank I nmlaea,ete It"'-' t
lU-d. inpllmi fund DO
t'Mt a lue from banks aw, St
B. F. AOea. rrawMee
WUl Wenvreiler. Vice PreaUeat
rapllal Mtoek 1 10.000 0
Hurplus A l odlvlded: proSU Il.tou W
Ctroolattoo , & m '
Individual Deposit,.
avu.iiu XT
T. M. BaMwIa, Ceaklet
K BaUwia. Ass t Caskler
W. A. llouTII. l'rwa.
P. F. Ptwkt. Vice-Pre.
HTATE BANK NO, 1W
. C. M. Ki.maa, Cashier
L. A. Hootb, Aas't
Orook
County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
rnpital Btork fully paid.
Hurphis
bCticklioldera' liability...
.av.onooo
. , ft.nuo oo
.. le.uuu.iw
Sutement Rendered to Stat Bank Examiner Marcs 29, 1910t
Assets tlshilitiae
Loans nnd Dlseountt tli,in.in Capllnl slock.. ,
(Vmnly and other warrant S.tM.lrt Hurplns
Ri-nleatausand axtures 7.7W.' I I ndlvlded proOU
Kxiienaea. l.Mtsi li'uils
Cue ea atee aaa eae frea baaks f 130,990.73
I semi inv eullari and c lifts to tli 'M
Ijtttmlry, Just north ol ilia OtIkhh.
Wliore iloyoii mind yours T S-iM-tf
Wanted.
E
l.ilit hoiiaekoetdug
O. Hoa aa.
rooms.
Ad.lr.-M 1'
5-.'IP
Eggi for Hatching.
HhiKle-eomli K. I. Kels. Orders hooked
now. Mrs. J. K, Adanisoit. 3-IO-am
. Woman Wanted.
A ililddle-aged woman to do housework.
Apply tot. r. Mrt alltater, l'rineville. S 10
AsVAAAMAA.
Drop in and !
Champ Smithy
HEALTH
Soft Drinks
of all kind.
SECOND - HAND
STOR
All Kindt of Goodi
Bought and. Sold '
C. L. VTMarker
Dilton Building.
mriTxi2iagrito-n
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands i
' l THR
DESCHUTES VALLEY
' WK IT It "
JONES LAND CO
Redinoad, . . - . ' Oregon
aiMMyxwrstthnui
Imported ' and Domettk
Cigars
At the old Smith &
utanJ, Mala etrect, two
doorn pouth First '
" National Bank ,
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fy, v w v w v w v nV
I HARNESS and
SADDLERY
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Ha D. STILL
Prineville, Oregon -
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ierpomt Morgan
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Spring
Millinery
On Display
Going Like Hot Cakes
Showing all the latest ideas in
1 SPRING HATS
TV
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thought enough of the E-M-F Company a few days ago to pay $6,000,000.00 for about 60 per
cent of its stock , ISNT IT LOGICAL TO SUPPOSE that the E-M-F "30' i a "WONDER?"
If it was a "LEMON" E-M-F stock would not be worth a nickel, and if the car was only mediocre
the stock would be worth less than 100 cents on the dollar, but, as a matter of fact, the stock is
ABOVE PAR which, together with the fact that the MORGAN COMPANY made the deal,
simply goes to prove what we have always contended that the E-M-F is the best car in the
world for the money and the equal of many higher priced cars.
19 10 E-M-F
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A handsome, roomy, 5-passenger touring car, light in weight, dependable as the day is long, economical as a car could
possibly be and the easiest car to take care of that was ever built It has the specifications of the $1500 car, the handsome
appearance of the $2500 and the quality, material and workmanship of the $3,500 car, i. e., quality unsurpassed and
accuracy to the half thousandth of an inch. There are no experimental features whatever in the E-M-F Car. All are
proven. There is no element of doubt The factory says and we say YOU MUST AND WILL GET SATISFACTORY
SERVICE FROM YOUR CAR. " V
4 cylinder, 30 h. p., three speeds, selective sliding gear trans
mission, speed 55 miles an hour if you want it hill climbing
power galore. Price, including five lamps, French horn, toolu,
tire repair outfit, pump, jack and magneto, ol course, $1250
f. o. b. Detroit. '
Cornett
Stag
e & Stable 2 Company
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Mrs. Estes
Corner 2d and Main Streets
PRINEVILLE, OR. .
SUGGESTIVE
THERAPATHICS
Or Vital Healer
Dr. Grater begs to announce to the pub
lic that ha has got an assistant to help
lilm in liis practice, Dr. Coacklcy, who la a
graduate from the Weltnier'a Institute,
brings good testimonials with him, and I
desire to say that our aim is to accomplish
a cure where others fail. Charges reason
able. The following are testimonials which
Dr. Coackley brings, via:
May 27, 1000.
Last summer when I was in Redding,
Calif., I was suddenly taken with terrible
pauis in my side, resembling appendicitis
A large lump formed in my right side and
the muscles of niy body seemed drawn I
could not sit or stand. After Dr. Coackley
had given me one treatment I no longer
suffered so intensely and could walk
about and do my housework. In three
weeks I was completely cured and have
never been so attacked since. ... .
Yours very sincerely,
Mihnib Bixi.tr, Youngstown, Wash.
' ""February 23, 1909.
This Is to certify that Dr. Coackley, by
virtue of hit healing power alone and with
out the aid of medicine whatsoever, com-'
pletely cured me of serious eye trouble
with which I had suffered for five years.
I had been to some of the most eminent
specialists' on the coaxt but could And nq
relief. Since treating with Dr. Coackley
my eyes have grown steadily stronger and
are now perfectly well. I can see as well as I
ever couM and am now holding- a position
Hint requires constant rending nd I experi
ence no discomfort from my eyes, I was also
cured of iwrious lung trouble and was very
tliln and completely run down. I am now
perfectly well and am fleshier now thyn I
ever have been before, and my general health
tins been much benefited by his treatments.
Very slnnerely yours,
I,tTrv Bovwton, Youngntowu, Wash.
The public are requeued to write these peo
ple for the trulli or Hie niiuenieiiia hikvo.
Ollice Hi hi door north of
Whiskey Bad for You?
i Depends on the whiskey."
"I. W, HARPER"
Is mcllowecl in wood till it is thoroughly.'
aged. A medicine as well as a pleasure.
Sold by
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko, Oregon
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am
H. M. COOK
Street Studio
Artistic portraiture and photographic work of til kinds.
Developing and finir;hing for amateurs. Iteaionable prices
and quick delivery. . . .
Parxir flnwera true let natnrn tnr anlo HPFN QITNIHAVC
i -" sm,. s wwtivniw y
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Plants! Plants! Plants!
, AT THE PRINEVILLE GREEN HOUSE '
Cabbage, caoliflower, tomato and celery plants. Alio some of
the hardier flower plants. ..All in proper seaiion." liarly plants
ready by April 10th. Don't ask your wife to grow them in a
window box thin year but patronize a new industry. All plants
will be stocky transplanted. Something sure to live and grow
quickly, ' '
C. W. Spring, Prineville, Oregon, Box 331
i
Quality
PI387
Is what the careful buyer In
vestigates when purchasing jew
elry or watches. We stand be
hind the quality of everything
we sell we guarantee it to be of
the quality we represent it to be
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prineville, Oregon ;
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; ' ! ; ' ' Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
s,,.: - " Doors, Glasses, Eto. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLH'. OUoriM
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