' NEW RAIL FASTENER.
Held Bat FUngt to Tit by Mn f
Screw Uoltav.
TI10 u mil tiii'tlnxl nf hisli'iiliig roll
to lbs Iiiii llic llilvniitnii Hint
tlio Imiihj dniiyc of lliu mil t Ilk
lim clnwi ot tinmiiuT under null
lll'llil to tlll'Hilk out of tli wood.
A belter niiiiiirui tluti would mtna to
l on In whirl) I lie alia of tli ilk
lay lit riUt aiitfU'K to the pull of tUt
rail tin up.
With M Vll'W to .rHl(Illlg KUrll
emiatrtH-tloii a new tyi of mil faa
toui'f lint J not Imn'ii IiivoiiIimI wlilili Is
atiown In Ilia nccoiiiiinnyliig (iitfmvlng.
Tim fimlciirn limy lx) aiillt'ij pt rv-
iiKivni wmmiii in iiae or a iiuiiiinrr i 'rifcmir lil'iiri II
ami aro udjiiaiulile to riiiniiMi fur I ti-nl uu nf liln iii'im
lirlnkuc In llio lie. I'la. 1 aliowa
rroxa awl luii of a rail fiiaieiirii to a
tie ty inruim of two of tlio Improved
roll faniciirra, A. 'I'll rail fustcucM,
01 a iniiiii fiiiiiiiior wo riiiil iy twe
Irli Hi wl.k li rtpiiariHi limit 200 cubic
meter of nlr mm hour. Ilnirnili th
fun of lit rrni I'ji 1 ,r In a reacrrolr of
glji i rln 'J lie roimlcin of Iti faoa
waiter Hi itlj-cerlri In very flu dropa
along Hi wnllifcof tho rjrllndVr con
Inluliig llio riuiilloliir. and Ilia 200 CO
tile miters of air ,hleb ar nltijt
ttimiiRtt tut cylinder ar purified alnra
I lie Rlr iiarili'lin ciiiiainnlly coma Inio
ronliu t wiiu tlx Mill circle of llitild
particle, t till-It rarry with llirm a
tlicy full Ilia Rprtn. dual, inlcroln
and aMrra alwnr fnitrid In (lie air.
'I hi nirc-liiiiilfril aiiTlllrulliin of air
liy Mil iiicili' d la a kind of Inlxiratory
liuliiiilnii of l lie viihI mrll!( iiilun of lu
ainiiiilii r nitunl liy a henry rainfall.
rri'Nir ll KM Hilnka ihni Ilia gen-
iinrtiiua would mnta-
rlnlly iIIuiIiiIhIi Hip risk of rontaglon
tiy Knmt ot acnrlntlna, amnllpot and
consumption.
nwanwaamia1 sjhmw'smi
luruoviu K4it rAsrimau.
aa liulKaiiil lu Fig. 2. a: formal wllti
tK'ka at tin lower eiul. ndnptcd to rn
Unto a It, prcft'iably of mat '
metal, wlik li la titled Iniit a Uol In tua
tie. Tlio upper rod of vacb fmlfiuT
la provltlt'd wltb a tlnt-nded aix-rliiro.
lit wblcli a lM.lt. C, U 01 W. Tlie bolt
la ndnpted lo bf arrrwotl down ou tba
lnm flmij: of the rail. Kltf. 3 abowa
a aileliily modlUi'd form of tba fas
tener. s :
For airifct railways a dlffrri'iit con
atructtuii Is riulrrd. aa liiillcan In
Fig. . Ilcra the fiihtouors. li are
fortiMHt wlih tliri-ndiMl aUwra, V.
ru r-w pluti. U. are adapiPd lo lie
scrt'ed Into 1be aUerps, V, ao aa to
brliiK their lowvr imluta Into contact
witU tbr ImM. rinnu"' of tbe rail. Tba
rail and ftiMftirra ert ImUililpd lu
concrete or tbc slwt paring material,
w Kb only I In- upiht enda of the alwves
cxpoapd. It la luprcly niH-csaary to
. tighten th iw rew pluga, O, one In
awtjlle by Inserting a key wrench In
the c Ut. II. 'l lio Inveulor of this
rail fastener la Oeorgn lkrffil, Fruit
talc, Cttl -Selenllllc Auicrliao.
RE-ENFORCING POLES.
Dtcavtd Butts ftlrtngthanad by 6tal
Rods ana Conorst.
Tbe lltultetl supply and steadily In
rt'iNislug font of wooden poles for elec-
1 trie llislit. teleplimie and rnllwiiy trutia
I iiiImkIdii lines prexem 11 serious prob
lem In InriP cnliKUiiter of Ibis kind of
timber, na.vs ibe Klwtrie liallway Jour
nal. I'rewruiilves are uwd to pro
long tin life H 1 nl servit' of poles to b
set In Hie future, but (lie. conxtiint ro
iiewuls of old poll which wern wt
before I be value of preaervflllvca was
reiillfd reiUlie large iunniltka of
new polios en.'li yenr to take tbe place
of IIioho luiii;i'r(iiiKly dit'iiyed at the
grouitil line. These poles are pcrfecly
sound nborp tbe ground line, and a
lilun for re-eiifoi'ilug litem eotislatlng
of a raise of steel rods , surrounded
with a shrll ot concrete wna roeeutly
devlm, s
The Mle 10 lc re-ctiforti'd Is support
ed by lrlMnlK or held w-curely In place
by teniimrary guy ropea or wires. Tbe
eiirtli l llM'ti removed for a distance
of about clgbteeu Im-hes from tbe
i.hles of the kI to a depth Hint will
expos the solid portion of tbe butt
remaining. The decayed portion of
the polo la I lien (u rnpi d out. Ktcel
rods one-half Inch In dlnmcter and
from I hire aud one-halt feet lo six
fwt long are used for re-euforclng.
'I he rods are pointed at both cuds, tbo
raws wiiu n are enrwr directly 0a to
underfeeding r In which tbe mortal- j
Ity Is hlfc'lienl among those wbo are j
poorly fi-d ana lowest among inose
who are abundantly fedconsumption,
pneuirHMib. dlarrlienl diseases, typhoid
and Inniililnn (11 polite oftlrlal term for
Btarvatloni-arrouut for a death roll of
2.'0,000 vl;nma, or nwirly 80 per cent
Of all deaths."
Again, "the alern and unimpeachable
records of mortality and morbidity
show that the blameless and frugal
poor hare the highest death rate, tba
highest dlacaae rat and the lowest
longevity rat of any class In the com
munity." I'lnnlly iliere Is tbe signifi
cant fact "thai practically ry pro
longed fa mint U followed by tb out
break of some epidemic. In fact, from
one-half to two thirds of tb death lo
a famine are due to tome form of fe
tor which tb lowered nutrition of the
victim baa allowed to gnln a foot
hold. "
THE PEPPER TREE.
Sugar &t Cure Fer Hsart Trouble.
At tbe ctubty-flrst Ucrmao natural
clone mid medical congress, recently
held at Sdlsburg. rrofessor Adamklo
wlc of b una n-nd a panr combut
tug the received theory that lb caus
of the heart's rhythmical action la me
chanical aud due to the anatomical ar
ratigement of tbe ventricle, valvea
ml of the artcric. I'rofeasor Adam
klewlca claims to have proved aa tbe
result of CMK'rlmeut on human beluga
that the rhythm of tbe heart depend
In tb E.M Instance upon tbemlciil
cause. illuriancea of the rhythm
tnke place from a loss of "heart pow
er" quite lii,leHiuknlty ot any leslous
of tbe deal t Itself. The heart, lu fact,
resembles a steam engine, which,
though In H-rfect order, work badly
If tbo fuel 1 lusultlclent. ITofeaaor
Adnmklewlt has further found that
the fuel lu Hie heurf case I the sugar
lu our food and that the combustion
of sugar In the blood Ims the aniua
algtilncance its tlio combustion ot coal
in an engine furnace. Tula theory, If
true, l of great practical Importance,
Ionian I'rofrasor AdamklewlcS da-
...r.. that what 1 fnerely a hick of I
ugar lx at present ofteu explained a
due to real heart d!ene nndnu b
remedied by Increasing the cou?umi-'
tloo of sugar. " , 9'
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B-KMFOUClNa WOOD1J fOLBH,
upier end lslug bent at right angles
to form a dog or point from Ova Inches
to all Inches long. Tbe straight end of
the roil Is drlveu Into the sound por
tion of tbe butt at nil angle by tbe us
Mors Adaptable Than Any Other for
8trt and Roadaid.
Each sumnslvs year tbut we experi
ment with street and roadside trees
brings a growing aud well merited ap
preciation of tbe pepper tree. For all
situations, ajl soils, geueral condition
and variety "of treatment there la uone
to compare with this our finest of
trees. Outside of the Kilellke eucalj -pit
w hare uoiie that make a Oner or
moro shapely growth, la fact, it
shapely growth la not cquulod In our
long list ot street or garden tree, aud
tbe pleasing greeu is of the brightest
aluide. Wo may have treo that ur
pm In some points, but when all ar
coiixldcrid It will be found that lb
pepper average higher than any other,
lu Its geuciul adaptability It occu
pies a similar position to the maples
of the MlsxHHljii valley, the elms of
New England and the oaks of the "sun
uy south." One wbo bit visited these
sttloiH will have noted how the
sorts prcdoiuliuife In the different great
natural divisions of our couutry. In
soma titles, notably Washington, may
be found tbe trees of all auctions aar
southern California, aud could tbey
grow tbo prpiicr tree it 1 aafe to aay
It would be found on more than one-
half the street of our natloual capital
It hu now been grown In all part ot
the west wber thecllmat will allow,
One is alwaya aur of lb pepper, for
few ever die at auy stage, aud of all
our tree It h the uiost drought resist
aut if sown from seeds nearly every
seed will grow, and the reeultant seed
lings are no more car than they are
.Inter lu life. Tbey may be aucceaaful-
ly trunaptnuted at any age or at auy
time of the year. I.Ike all other aorta,
it will best develop with some cart
for the Urst few years, and for at
least threo year It ahoukl be carefully
pruned, irrigated and tbe eoll kept
loosened about be truuk. When
planting the bole should be dug both
wide und deen. aud no raised alde-
walka or broken curba will result
I'roperly ptnuted. pruned aud cared
for. every peptier tree will become a
thing of beauty. It la not natural for
the pepper to be gnarly aud til sbnped.
This tree, like our native live oak,
ahould be allowed to bead low for tbe
first few years and tbe branebea abort-
ened In until the stem grows sutlk-lent
ly stout to support a higher . bead.
when the lower ones should be re
moved and In thla way cleared below
annually until the desired height above
tbe ground has been reached, it tree
be planted 11 fly feet apart aud tbe
treatment given for the Urst few yeur
aa herein outlined no fear need be en
tertained for tbe ultimate growth, a
with
of a sie lal drlvlna tool, as shown in 1 seldom clocs one uenmnu care
the Illustration. The upper portion of j yenra of age csecpt lower banging
the rod Is thun bent In toward the pol Onib removed to clear the way for
nnd the doa driven In to its full letifith. ! driver and pedestrian. Tbe amount of
Tbe leucth of tbe rod used U auch aa enre aud the attendant cine" Bre no
to permit the proper anchorage of It
lower end In the sound wood of tbo
P.n P.svsnts Foroery
a Tnrsee rentletimu him luvented
what aouti,! like n decidedly iiUfcw
tmta elecirlenl iiliparntu which
fair crfiH-utally to prohibit forgery,
any the London Times. Hy II M
lierson la to be able to write with n
electrically oierahd pen.Jrotu which
"sparks Instead or iiik win how,,
burning a coullnuous series of almost
Imperceptible perforation on tb pa
per." F.ueh IiiiIp I carbonized by tb
prowss, mid to niter the order of the
marking I Imposdlble. .
' Piping In Ulnr.
In Wg Atlantic liner there are over
1 000 tons of piping of various kluda.
The boiler tube If placed cud to end
would etreu-u about ten miles, tba
condenser v tubes ,over ; twenty-flvo
tulles. The condenser pump up more
i, Woihi ions of water a day. and
the furnaces eonsu mo' about 8,000,000
butt and ro allow the portion extend
ing above ground to be of sufficient
length to apnu the decayed section of
the mle aud bo 'driven Into iwrfectly
sound wikkI, The point of the rods
are usually driven Into the polo from
twelve Inches to eighteen luchci above
the ground level. From tour to eight
rods are used to form the re-enforcing
1 cage, depending ou the diameter of tie
pote. Concrete Is tilled In around tho
liole, replacing the decayed (lorllou of
the -wood hud forming a protecting eu
vel'ii for the rods about six Inches
thick, a shown In the cut. This con
crete extends above the ground BUtll
clcmly to cover the upper terminals of
tt.A r.ula nod oi-otect them from the
bid n., .,f tiu ini.kliii-n tn tli air. The
top Is flnlHhcd neatly by a special
Sheet metal form and wheu complete
apieura as ahowu In the Illustration.
DANGERS OF UN0ERFEEDIN1
Mortality Is Hlghait Among Thos
Who Ar Poorly Fd.
Il Is a comiiHin saying among vege
tarian and othef iiiaiallea of a Blender
regimen that "man digs his grave with
his tci lli and that Iwo thirds ot our
'disease are due lo overfeeding." To
Biu'h the fact advanced by Dr. Woods
Hutchinson In the Cosmopolitan will
doubtless cause considerable perturba
tion. Certainly some weighty argu
ments will be uccessury to disprove
them. '
Dr. Hutchinson holds that "It la no
cubic foot 'f nil" nour iNo fwcr , principle of progress lo bold meudown
than 00,000 separate places of steel ore
used lu the main structure or iub smu.
An Arizona Atbestu Mir..
The best nNbestus yet found lu tba
United Stales is located near the bot
tom of tbe Urn ml Canyon ot Arizona,
but It must be taken twelve mile
down the canyon, 4,000 feet up tht
other side and ibm hauled twenty
miles farther lo the railroad.
PURIFIES THE AIR.
Franeh Scientist lnvnts Apparatus
For Removing Germs.
The distinguished physiologist Tro
fessor Chnrles, lllchet of the Academy
of Medicine. Paris, ha contrived an
apparatus called ou air tiller, the prin
ciple of which Is based on the method
..i,.n0it lie cerialti physiologist and
notably by the director of the Mont ,
gnuria observatory at Mlquclon for de-,
termlnlng the number of germs, con-.
talned In the nlr. J
rrofesanr lib hct'a ulr filter conslsta
to a starvailou diet any more tnan 11
la lo siarvatlon wages, and, w hile econ
omy may be an admirable thing In
business. It Is In dietetics usually not
only ahortslghted, but wasteful, for,
compared With human lire and health,
food Is one of the cheapest things there
are. Dr. Hutchinson aay further:
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Spring
Styles
Attractive Styles Utility Coats
J Sring Styles are un
usually attractive. Trie
length of suit coats is
just right imparting a
pleasing style to every
figure.
J The long roll collar
fally gracefully to a low
button.
J The back is com
fortably ntteL
CJ Pleated skirts pre
dominate and are most
effective in appearance.
CJ The Utility coat is
filling a field of great
U3cfullne8S, as a travel
ing coat, a3 an evening
wrap.
Made of Pongee or
Tussah silk, dain tiy
trimmed.
j Made o f heavier
soft wool materials, they
are warm comfortable
and stylish.
CJ Short Jackets in soft
mixtures and coverts are
much worn as usual
every season.
Clifton & Cornett
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Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
Retail
All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home Cured Bacon and
Lard. Fishfcand Poultry
in Season.
Butter and Eggs. Give us a call and
we will save you money.
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IF YOU HAVE $1500 TO $C00
AUTOMOBILE AND A BALANCE
J. S. FOX
Public Stenographer and
. Book Keeper
Ha Moved Hi Office to
On. Door North of Crook County Bank
In Belkap Kail BuUding .
All kinds ot Stenographic and Cleiical
Work done in Satisfactory manner at
Reasonable Rato.
Ageut for Smith Premier $100,
Royal $65 Typewriter
and
Kotlc For Publicatioa.
Department of the Interior.
V. 6. La ml Utile at Tbe Dalles, Oregon.
May 13th, 1U10.
Notice is hereby piven that
llennr VV. Pickett.
of Brn, Oregon, m ho, cn April 1st, 1A04,
maile ltnieneal.i enal ,o. U3IS ) o.
i mi. for SE'i ', RKH Seo. 11 and
SW !' SW'K. eect'on 12. Tuwnxhip 19 South.
Kaiie ICi JiB;t, tt liiameue Meridian, lias
liietl lmtire of intention to make final live-
year proof, to establish claim to the laud
sbove described, lel'ore Warren ltrown,
county clerk at hi ottice, at Prinevilie,
Oreifo'n, ou the ilit day of June. 1910.
l luimant names as witnesses: James Uil-
christ, lx-n W. Jen nett, Wesley Street.
Bruce liulkmr, ali nf JlarneK, Uregun.
Srl'jp v. w. AlUUKK, Kegutter.
gi-cater than for otbor trees, aad aom
roqnlre more treatiuuut. It la usual
lo plant poppers In the crudest manner
nos.slblo aud leave t bem to shift for
themselves. 1 it spite of this neglect,
coupled vt-lth some abuse, tbe pepier
nsuiilly develops Into a flue tree. With
lutelllccnt care It easily take flrat
rank for every purpose where perpet
ual shade with a maximum of beauty
Is desired. Ijm Angeles Times.
Fnr Frr!aaffil Farms
m W v , a W4 mW
and Fruit Lands 1
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DESCHUTES VALLEY
WRITE
JONES LAND CO .
Redmond, . Oregon
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SECOND - HA5ND
Health In th Wat.r Pitch.r.
A good rule for M whole day la to I
drink a Utile water somewhat oftener j
than thirst prompts. A course ot this
imttnient Will remind the restored
wind In sound hotly of the word of
the h.vnin, "Wasbotl all my sins away.'
There are sins npnlnst the body no
than there are aiua aualust 'be
soul. - I-'or I he consequences of the for
mer (lnd the medicine In the pitcher.
Washington Tost. '
TORE
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All Kinds of Goods
Bought and Sold
L. V. Marker
Dillon Builc'ing. ,
A Big Stick of Tlmbar. -
Tho tall timber that forms the cen
terpiece -of the Nome circle at the
Alnslin-YuUon-Pnoltlc exposition baa a
total length of lt)7 feet nnd Is thirty
Inches In dliimeter at, the butt and
four Inches at the top. f'opular Me-
cbunlca.
A Great Coal Saver.
The Nlaeara fall hydro-clectrlc
jilnnts during tho year 1903 saved tbe
equivalent of more than a million tons
of coal.
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Drop, in and See t
Champ Smith
KASPARILLA
Tbis sterling household remedy has
long been recognized as the best and
safest Blood Purifier, the most successful
prescription for spring humors and auch
disorders of the bloou as boils, pimples,
pustules, blotches, sores and cutaneous
eruptions. Knsparilla is admitted to be
the best remedy for that lack ot energy
.,Krom the extraordinary claims put . durin Rthe close of winter and the opening
forth for the advantages of a slender ' o 8pl!ug, For derangements of the di-
j gesiive org"S n s a uamrai torrecuve,
j operating directly upon the liver and ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthy activity. Its
I beneficiul influence extends, however, to
every portion of the system, aiding in the
j processes of digestion and assimilation of
looil. promoting a wuoicsoiue, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions. ICasparilla dispels Urowsi-
ness, headache, backacne aud despond
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
kidneys and digestive tract. It, is a
strengthening touic of the highest value.
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE
IIOYt Chismicai, Co. Portland, Oregon
DEALER 15
Soft Drinks
of all kinds
Imported - and Domestic
Cigars
1t.r n would surely conclude that
the most Imposing array of diseases lu
our text books of , medicine and tho
bugest total In our death lists would
be found directly and unmistakably
enrolled under Hie head of diseases
due to overeating and that under the
bend 'Of diseases due to underfeeding
thero would be found a vast mid elo
quent blank. What are the facts?
"Of the forty-two principal causes of
death In the Uniled Stntes census of
11)00 only three are lo be found" which
are In an way due or possibly related
to overfeedlng-disensea of Hie stom
ach, discuses of the liver !Ud dia
betes. On tho other band, those dls-
At the old Smith & C'.eek
stand, Main street, two
doors south First
National Bank
Buy a FORD Touring Car
With all the eqrupment on it for $1050 f. o. b. Portland and
invest the balance in real estate and give to charity the differ
ence in maintenance. What you get for $1050 is a car equal
in every way except in weight to $4000 proposition and a car
that will take you 23 miles on one gallon of gasoline.
Equipment Top. Gas Lamps, Generator, Magneto, Two Sid. Oil Lamps,
Tail Lamp, Tub. Horn, Wind Shield and Speedometer.
Demonstration at your convenience.
C. L SHATTUCK, PRINEVILLE, OR.1
Agent for Crook County.
No tics for Publication.
Department or the Interior
United Slutes Land OtDce, at The Unties, Or,
April 71U. 1V1U.
Notice In berelT alven that
Huifh 1. 1 -
of Prinevilie. Onvvn. who. on Aurlt Stb. HOT,.
made homestead Iwriai No. uwi.l No. H.H2.
for NE-, aoetlon l, township 15 aoulli, range
UlexH. WllinmeMe Meridian, ban tiled notice
of Intention to uiuke final five-year proof, to
establish cttdui to the land above described.
before narrvti Krown, county rlerk, at ill"
omoe at lTinevllle, Oregon, on the 24tb day
ofMay, IU.0.
t lrumant names as witnesses: William
Marks, Vm Adnms. Jobh F. Morris,
r ran t T. lox, all of frtnevl u, Oregon.
4-Hp C. W. Uoork, Keitlster.
Music Lessons.
Mrs. J. S. Fox. M. E. Chnrch orrsnlst, would
like to take a few pupils for the onrnn or
piano: Mirny years suocetful experience lu
teacliliur. Thorousli. praolkul metbodH.
IVrms reasonable- Two lesKnB a yeek
One House eastoi Comiuercli.1 i Iub.
Notice far Publication.
Peoariment of the Interior.
Vnlted Sut- lud Offlc at Th? Itsllee. Ore,
Man d-iBih, mo.
Notice Is hercbr Riven that John O. Howell
whtise poalortiee attdress is Hrineville, Orenon.
did. on llio 71 li day of August, 1. tlie in this
omee sworn siau-uieni aim Application, so.
iVMM, to purchase the SK'i 8K'i. section 4
BWW RV, sertioa , KWJ' SW'i, section 10
and Nl KK'i section , towns bin 13 south
rsne 1 cast, XVlUametto Meridian, and the
timler thereon under tbe provisions ol the act
of June S. 1.S7S, and acts amendatory, known as
thoTimler and 8tone I,aw," ai sucb vslueas
miffht ue nxed by appraisemiit, and that,
pursuant to such apuiication, the bind anil
timber thereon hare been auuraised. the lim
ber estimated 1.4iU,000 Iniard feet at 50 cents
perM., and tho Und SNO Oil: that said appli
cant will offer linal proof in support of his an.
plication ana sworn statemeut on Itie tn day
of jane, 1910. before Warren Hsown, eouuty
eters. at his otllce, at rrineville, Oretton.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
chase oetore entry, or initiate a contest at any
time before patent issues, by film a corrobor
ated affidavit In Mills office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entrv.
-7 C. W. MOORE, Register.
Patients Received.
Person needing hospital accommo
dation ran And them at my home. 1
am prepared to care for patient?, or
patient may employ their own nurse.
Maternity case may expect special
attention.
u25 ; Mrs. P. K Poindbxtkr.
Goods for Sale.
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Household goods for sale, nlso tent
and sleeping nimrftoent. Inquire (if
M. B. llockenlierry. 5-12
They are Here
The New MITCHELL and
REO Cars
Call and see them .
before buying else
where, as we can v
come nearer giving
you your moneys
worth than any
other agency. Both
machines run as
smooth as silk and
the- way they eat
these hills is a
caution.
Hodson & Smith
PRINEVILLE, OR.
160 Acres Land for Sale.
120 acres rich bottom land; good or
grain or alfalfa ; stream of water running
tlirouRli it; all under pood lence; good
barns ami corrals; small house, eood well
and force pump. Price SUi per acre; 120
can lie irrigated. Add rest Med 1 Vamler-
pool, t'rineville, Oregon.
TO INVEST IN AN
FOR MAINTENANCE
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Attention !
If yon need a new watch, either lady
or uentlenmn, eome nnd let mepive prices. -1
have Just put In n line of KIrIii, Hamp
den and Willi Iiain Wnteliea. 1 also make
a upecinlty of watcli adjusting and repair
ing:. All work guaranteed.
L. Kamstra
LLKkNS STORE
PRINEVILLE, OR.
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MILLER BUILDING, PRINEVIbloE, OREGON
First Class Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
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J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
. PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by tbe day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when-in
Prinevilie. Rates Reasonable. t We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
ft.
V. A. Boom, Pres.
D. F. Stewart, Vlce-Pres.
8TATE BANK NOi 188
C. M. Elkiks, Casliicr
1 A. BOOT H, Ass't
Crook County Bank
v PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Capital Stock fully paid.
Surplus
Stockholders' liability...
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Statement Rendered to State Bank Examiner March 29, 1910;
Liabilities
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Assets
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County and other warrants....... ... 2,Wtt.(W
Rwil estate and fixtures 7.7WU4
K.speusi's. 1.IIIS.-JI
Catb ea hand nJ due from banks 130,950.78
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