MANAGEMENT OF THE
HEAD OF THE HERD
t!,v till- llllll' I hi' dull llna rcarllml III
ut urn- yenr ln hIhiiiIiI Iiiivb Ihn-h,
It I'll a iiunilicr nf liwimna In IfiiiUni:
ilii' I'. M. Tivliilnu lii Urn 1'iirin
JiHIl'lllll. If VI. II llHVIMIIlt tllllKllt him to
follow .urn In piliiu iu nml ri'iiiinlnu
from I In' iiiiiiiri. In tin now, using- ut
tinl n Iii-hI IihIiit nml itrniluiilljr
'IkuiuIiik In I In' ii'mim ring, iilnivn nil
tlilmta liflni: kmiiIIp. imili iil mill firm
1'nii'l muni (.nrlljf Irrliutu lil ..'ii..
Hi i' limit hy violent lui-UK, tin It mil. k
ly ii nrln' him in in limp cr". WIhmi
Iio U unruly iilvi. n Ntiuirl tap
"IMi ..ii r tiiiml until m ri'iillxia llml
y.'ii ii ii innKii r.
Iriiin llil 1 1 n in mi ln limy l.i' limit
for lliilit wrvli-. Nhw nunc lh ttnit'
when H in no li.nitcr anfe lu allow til in
to run Iimwh In I hi .init urn. Huuiu lo-
clop I In- li'iiili'in y in i liiilli'tiun nil
llvlnir nml linitiliiinia lliliic In a inuh
I1IHI-B Nlnll'lll lll'eriV I llllll l.llll'IH, hut
none la In l.i) irumiHl, ami I he fnri'i
lii liri'nli'r wlm la mrlvlUK fur the
will conserve Hint ninm-iilttio vlg
fir Hint would go to hrmik down liU
fi-ni'iw, il.lmy lil roriitli'ld antl Jimp
rllr. ilir livin of all who Ira verso
"itrwn iniaiurra" liy providing ape
In I iiinrii.r fur lilt liullnhlp. It U
lniKialhln also lo lull when the cows
am duo in rnlvi If the dull la allowed
In run wllh ilii'iu-nn Hem wt-ll worth
rvury up to tittle business mau'i alien
tl'Ui. Tho pnipnr plnr fur I lie bull la cer
tainly lu g.HHl aiunl hii atall with a
conorpio or plank floor (If courri't
two or three layers of tarred paper
ahouid It laid brnrnlh til surface
whim constructing, to keep out the
cold) coverwl with enough clean bJ.
ding to Insure comfort. It should I
woll lighted and well Trutllntml with
out the light coining In through
l.nky roof aud the fnxh ilr lu a draft
through a rrark In the wall, lit
ahouid t tied to a poat with ti la left
Ida toward th door by which you
enter. A good atout chain or cottuu
Th dairy Shorthorn bull Knight
la an unuaually fine euocltnen nf hla
breed. IU la tin veer uld and wan
Ilia championship at Ilia Vermont
aula talr last year.
rope (a hemp ropa will Irrltato hla
tick) ahouid be fitatcniil around hla
tii-ck and attached to the poat, with a
llghli-r chnfu fiialuuod to hla tioae ring
a little more aluck than the UraL
The bull tiiuat be fin! liberally,
enough lo knp hlin lu a good, thrifty
cnndltlun without being fut The
train ahouid lie of a light, nutrition
tin tun., the amount varying with tlio
Individual and with the work In) baa
to do. (ilvo Ulm plumy of bright clo
ver or alfalfa liny aud alao pli'Uty of
iuro, clean water.
Lata Fallanar For Hoga.
Nothing fur fiiltenlng hoga In the
fall la preferable lu Held com. Iu the
nnrthwoAlern part of ttio atnte, anya
the Mluneaoln experiment atatlnti, the
flint or other early rlHulng.varletloa
ahouid bo planted for tlila purpose.
In aoutheru Mlnueaota the regular
field vurlctlea may bo uaed auccena
fully. Ttio experiment alatlon baa
found (hat hnga given freo ucceaej to
the field do better Hum wheu euro la
unpped and fed to (hem.
Treatment For Cracked Heel.
I'or cracked heel lu bontea clip olT
the hair, cleauae part and poultice
with warm flaxseed meal for a week.
Suii'nr aomo vaaellne ou the aurface of
poultice to keep It from sticking. Aft
er dlacontlnulug the puultlcea wnab
tho parte again and dry them thor
oughly; then apply twice dally an
ointment composed of two pnrta flow
ers of aulphur, ono part Irhtbyol and
one part calomel to eight parte lard or
lanolin.
Dairy Wl.dom. f
It Is not nlwaya the cow thnt r
glvca the lurgent amount of Jj
milk that la milking tho moat
money for you. Test ber aud '
be certain. T
The enre given the heifer
cnlvca during their first year r
hna much to do wllh their fu- f
ture ttaefuhiPHa. Keep them T
leek and unmln and give
enough clover or nlfalfn liny to t
develop a capacity for handling
foo.1.
Kresh nlr hna ou nctunl money i
vnluo to t Iio , dnhy farmer. ,
"Without freah nlr the cow can-
not digest ns imich food, and
without plenty of food lie can-
not nntko so much nor ns good '(
mill:. I
Snvo enough Btrnw to glvo
your cowa good, comfortable
beds dining Hie winter. Sell- '
Ing straw Is "saving nt the
spigot nml leaking nt the bung- It
hole." ?
Hnrb wire hns ruined ninny a
good dairy cow. It doesn't tnke 4
miiuy losses to pny for t(ie price $,
of n pnsture feuce. j?
Newton's Apple Tre.
Tlio utorr that it waa at Woola
thorjic, whilo aittinjf under an ap
pin trea in tho summer of lfilili,
that JCcwton snw the amilo fall tlmt
'Wslcil to hint the theory of uni
cvcrsul gravity has never been di
rectly disproved. VolUiro is tho
authority for tho story, Ho pot it
from Newton's favorilo nieco, Culh
erino llnrtow, who innrried a mem
ber of tlin Jfoynl society, ono of
Xewton's must intimate friends.
i iio story may or inity not lie false,
nut it is eertnin tlmt trnilition mnrk-
fd It treo as beiiiu tlm ono from
whirli (l,n ..l.. f.,ll !ll . 1.
,u,. , 11 . " .' , ' " "
""''. "nK io us iii'i ny, inn
treo win cut down
carefully preserved.
and its wood
TL. u,,.- .J ai I A
... ,.,.
j i is sunt in any mill, in ino moi
Important sense of all. thern is but
litllo Im.la for m,.i.i n lu.lu,
tho brain of man mid that of the
highest animal below him. Tho
smartest "educated cliinipanzoc" i
but a feeblo reflection of intellec
tual mail, just enough of a resem
blance to him to iniiko tis laugh,
Not only in volume, but in tho fine
ness of tho convolution, tho human
brain is immeasurably superior to
thnt of tho lower creatures, and be
tween tho finest products of what
wo are pleased to call tho animal
"instinct" and tho creations of the
mind of man there is a distance
that is inconceivably vast. New
York American.
. . . "
a f roof.
'That girl la trying lo make a fool of
mo. "oh, no! HI iv never Irle any
thing remly nmile."-Kxchuiige.
Oerwrally Maanifttd.
'Mauioia, what 'a 'a tieck o' t rou
ble T " "About a thimbleful, uiy dour
child."-J Ode.'.
Beea' Llvaa.
The working lieo lives all moiitha.
the drone four mouths aud the fcuiule
bee four year.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jamea 8klnner, et ux to Albert
N.
Johnson, 24-21-11. H(K).
John C. laaey to Kmlmond Bank
of
Commerce, ei tir 10 10-14.
II. II. Mitchell to II. It. Wolcott, e1,
tr section 171M4. V00.
1'alenta from the United State to
Allen M. Ixigan, Austin I). Lewla aud
ilanuah C. Hammer.
l ulled State Register to James J.
Kllinger, final receipt for w1. of uwiV
andn1, t sectlou 2M-14-13.
ltolwrt kea to Madras Stale Itank,
Iota 1.1 and 14, blk, l'almain. fTMO.
C. M. Triplett, et ux to Mary L. Vox,
part of lot 10, block 10, IknJ. Jl.'ttW.
The llend Co. to Joseph Bcliorpf, lot
10, blwk II, North add. lk-ud. VbO.
I utiiiiH from the I nited State to
Irvin r". 8hutt, Kmil Anderson", Wil
liam I'oser, Win. Edward I'oser, Henry
Wane, Floy I'.. Mctihee, Ina L.
Knox, Kredonia Moon, Ingram Hnrral-
son, Niruli Kiimult.
Chadwick II. Irvin, et ux to Harriett
I'ark, lot 1. 2, 3, blk 20, Klbnger add
Itciliiion.l, $700.
C. II. llopley. et ux to Hoy A. llut.li,
its 0 to 10 inc., block 18 Kllinger add
Hedmond, $IWX).
Oregon & Western Col. Co. to Selwiu
Montgomery, n 2.ri 14-14, $ lt00.
Oregon & Westein Col. Co. to Carl C.
llrix, lots 4 A 0, blk 0, Fifth add.
rineville, $30.
L. Ii. Lafollette et ux to W. II. W.
Hamilton, lots 7 A 8, blk 0, Kewaom's
add. I'riueville, 1,
J. (i. Kil wards to A. B. Kstebenot, et
al, lot 30, blk 120, Hilluian, $1.
Chadwick II, Irvin, et ux to C. H.
Brown, lot 2:1, blk 25, Redmond, f-SOO.
Redmond Towneita Co. to Frank I.
'hoeuix, lots 21 aud 21, blk 27, Red
mond, $350.
Samuel J, N'ewsom to Sarah J. New-
som, lots 1 to 9 inc. blk 4, Newsoru 8
add I'riueville. Also an acreage tract
in Newsom'a acreage, (550.
F. L. Kicker, et ux to Benjamin Mc-
Caffery, ne nwV4' 29-15-13, 11000.
Chas. F, Coudart to 8. J. Newsom,
tract 80 by 120 feet in Kewaom's acre
age (200.
State of Oregon to G. 0. Groves, ne)
ne tec 2414-1.1.
lyes Tested, Glasses Fitted,
Headeache Relieved.
Headeache is one of the worst, vet moat
common results of strained eyes. The
habitual overwork of the eyes causes
pain, and that not necessarily in or near
the eye. Many cases of neuralgia, irri
tability, liiBoinnift, vertigo, nervous
prostration, and seeming stupidity iu
hildren, due to defective vision are
relieved at once by correctly fitted glass
es, 1' runies ana lenses correctly luted.
All work positively guaranteed.
Dr. W. J. Curtis,
Kyeeiglit Specialist.
Room 15 Adamson Duilding.
Hours 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. 8-24 2t
Horse Pasture
Four miles north of Prineville.
$2
per month. Independent 'phone.
8-24-1 nip Karl Hki.ms.
Daily Auto Service
From Prineville to Sisters by way of
O'Neil, Redmond and CI me l ulls.
Leaves 1'rinevllle at 12 o'clock. Tickets
on sale at Btage ollice next door to post
ollice. J. E. Christian, prop.
8-21-tf
Ball Cam Addendum.
The following officer have been
added to the big ball game that la to be
pulled off on Labor llay : Official bat
carriers Jo (jerardo ami Cha. filial-
tuck, (Hilda! j.late duster Warren
llrown. Olllclal ball ehasera Wlalar
Koaettlmrg and Luckey Ilomiey. Severe
lniura are to lie imposed lor non-ap
pearance or relusal to perforin duties,
tor details of the game tee front page.
Stock Farm for Sale,
acre etock (ami 4 milea north of
i aiiiina, wiegnn, rill acrra Al bottom
'"'"'i all tillable! loU ai'rea under rulti-
''"" I'W acre aredl in alalia; 7U or
Hit ai re more ready to aewl ; under
iui'ii;aulliciiit water fnronecro
up every
year; aouie years two crops ; good place
to reservoir aater lor later use at low
cost; laud umler good fence and crone-
I. , :,i i i. ..
:'" .' arnnery. iiiKcilllie
gm, comtortalile houae. I'rine ;)
i r acre, n ill include the following if
; '"k."" l,''l"lr 1 : Alut loo tons
! '." ".''. '"'""X ''"I" to 70U
Duali
ela out and b irley ; binder: drill
mower; rake: plows: harrows; small
looia; an goou. Dinner and drill al
moat new. Household goods except I
lew small piece. Iocaled In heart of
uregon beat stork range. Ideal place
lar any kind of aloe k. Three mile
from mountain range; two mile to
acnool ; tvleplione connection Willi place.
rure water ; tree from alkali. I nim
proved laud la selling almost a high.
van nave tune on part at a per cent,
interest. Address
-24-41 H. II. Davi. Paulina, Ore.
For Sale,
One thoroughbred gray Percheron
stallion, weight aliout 2001) pounda,
neigiii in nanus, aged ju years; fine
UH.lltlOII.
Alao one Spanish Mai oth Jack
joruen, o. 1073, black with white
poinia, height 15 hands ; aged 10 years;
long body, line hesd and ears, Hat bone
ami uig leei. inquire ol
K.i.l C. Faix,
B Redmond, Ore., lien. Helivery.
Cut Your Weeds7
rriiierty owners and others are here
by notilieil to cut all weeds on property
aim avreeia anil alleys atllolning. Own'
era ol vacant lota must also cut the
wenis on same. The city ordinance in
una resect will lie rigidly enforced.
A. J. Wkbtoh,
-l-3t City Marshal.
Horse Lost
Gray work mare,' about 1100 lbs,
branded Wl on left tifle. Reward for
iniormaiion or return to Johx Hiirsxtt,
1'rinevllle, Ore., Rox 473. 8-17-lmp
Ranch for Rent
120 acres; DO In cultivation; house,
barn, Apply to W. H. Kxkh!, Prine
villa, Oregon, 817-tf
Poland-China Hogs
1 have a choioe lot of pure-blood nigs
of both sexes for sale now at reasonable
Juice, some old enough for service now.
27 C. M. Kliins, I'rineville, Ore.
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Shiii Smith ranch,
near 1'rinevllle. 125 head nf mnn.M
I and ireldlugH, large enough for work
I linrww, will lie Hold In nny iniiiilier
nt rt'iiHoiinlile prlcea. For further
Informiitlon nddreMa (J. 11. Rukhki.i,,
t'rlnevllle, Oreg;ou. 12-10-tf
Furnished Rooms
Furnished rooms for rent. Apply to
Mrs, F:ilen (iullilord, first bouse next
Hobt. Moore's blacksmith shop.
7-27-lmp
Pasture Open.
My pasture will be open August 20.
Horses 15 cents a day; cow $3 per
month; cash in advance.
8 18-1 in Mud Vandkrpool.
Ayerdales For Sale
Thoroughbred Ayerdnle puppies for
mile. (). W. HObKRTS at 1'rinevllle
Mnchliiu Shop. 7-20-t
Houses and Lots For Sale.
Two houses and six lots for Bale if
taken at once. Inquire of C. D. Cal
1IKKATH. 8-10-lmp
$750 for Quarter Block.
(750 buys a quarter block one
block south from new public school
grounds; cultlvuted. Address Box
7-13-tf
Lost
On road between Burns and frlne
ville, one leather grip containing auto
mobile tools and one double action auto
pump. Finder notify Dill Diiiblk,
8-17-2t Burns, Ore.
, Strayed
Blar.ed-faoe sorrel mare strayed from
Fort Kock ; branded Cross with rings
on the four points; has lump on left
jaw. Address J. F. Walsh, Fort Rock,
Oregon. 8-3-lmp
j Farm by Steam J
J You can plow your land for less
T tl Krt , - : T
uiau uu vcuib hu acre ii you gee an
J
"Advance Plow Engine"
and a
"John Deer Engine Gang."
If interested, address
i John A. Dobkins, Agent, J
Culver, Oregon i
J He can sell you anything from a J
f threshing rig to a Baw mill. a
IF YOU INTEND
TO BUY A
Spring
Wagon
OR A
HACK
Splendid Line. Best Make
in 1 1-8 and 1 1-4
Selling very lowjthU
month
Collins W. Elkins
Millinery
July Clearance Sale
Prices on all kinds of Millinery
greatly reduced after July 1st.
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlors.
PRINEVILLE.. - OREGON.
jkAAAAAAAAAAA
J "RECEPTION "I
Smith & Allingham, Props.
Champ Smith's old stand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies jjj
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red B
Top Rye; Yellow Stone; w
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper;
Moore's Malt
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wines and
Liquors.
1
isfVIAAAAAAAA
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Otvu-on
for the County of Crook.
In the matter of tho estate of C. W. Clnrk.
deceased.
Not loo la hereby Riven that the understirned
has been duly appointed administrator de
bonis non of the estate of 0. V. CUrk.!d-
eensed, and any and nil persons having claims
against said estate must present them to O.
i o wew ni inewmce 01 Trie noneer Abstract
Co., PrlnevilK Oregon, within six months
fioin the rtnte of this notice.
Dated August is, 1UU
0. C. O.NEIL,
Adinlnlstrn' -ir i' bonis non of the
estate of C. V , Clai k, deceased.
The Brosius Bar
Finest Brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
F. E. BROSIUS, Proprietor
iiii
sr. mum
j ITHACA CUN COMPANY. BOX 123. ITHACA. It.Y V
The hunting season will soon be here and now
is the time to have your guns put in order. We
do work of that kind. , ,
CROOK COUNTY JEWELRY
& SPORTING GOODS HOUSE
L. KAMSTRA, Prop.
A Gross Fraud
Is alleged in the snlt Bled in Crook County Circuit Conrt ,
Aug. 14. A widow sells ber farm as unincumbered Oar Ab
stract reveals facta which develop the recording of an alleged
fraudulent Mortgage Suit to cancel follows Result: Sale
delayed and poesibly lost. Better have yoor title looked
after, before you are ready to sell, by tbe Company that pro
tects your interests.
pioneer Abstract company
(Member Oregon Association of Title Men)
HI
O. K. MARKET
Stroud & Stroud, Proprietors
Choice Beef, Veal
Mutton and Pork
A Fine Line of Sausage
Telephone orders receive
prompt attention
Notice to Creditors.
Notlw la hereby given by the undersigned,
the administratrix of the extate of John H.
Rt ania, deceased, to all persons having claims
attains! said deceased and to all creditors of
said estate, to present their claims with the
proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the
office of M. R Elliott in Prineville. Oregon,
within six months from tha tlrst publication
of this notice.
Dated this 10th day of Aug., 1911.
MARGARET RKAMS.
Administratrix of the Kstate
of John H. Reams, deoeased.
Notica of
Administrator's
Real Estate.
bale of
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
the administrator of the estate of Emily K.
Reyuolds, deceased, that In pursuance of an
order of the County Court of the Stale of Ore
gon for Crook county, made and entered on
the7th day of Aug., Wit, In the matterorthe
estate of Emily E. Reynolds, deceased, the
undersigned will sell at private sale, for cash,
subject to confirmation by said County Court,
after the 8th day ofSept., lull, In Prineville.
Oregon, at hu residence, all the right, title
and Interest of said Kmilv E. Reynolds at the
time or her death and all the right, title and
Interest of her estute In all the following de
scribed real estate, to-wtt: The East half of
the Northeast quarter, theNorthwest quarter
of the Northeast quarter of Section Eighteen
and the Southwest, quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section Seventeen In Township
Thirteen South of Range sixteen East of Wil
lamette Meridian in Crook county, State of
Oregon.
Terms and conditions of sale cash upon
confirmation of sate by County Court.
Dated this loth day of Aug., 1911.
. M. D. POWELL,
Administrator of the estate of
Emily E. Ueynotds, deceased.
Tthaea
5'AM 20m
"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
Has stood the test of time and won uni
versal popular approval. Oldest and most
famous in the world. Best for all uses.
Sold By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
Butter and Eggs
Country Produce
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
the administratrix of the estle of Hensley
Vineyard, deceased, that the said adminis
tratrix has made and tiled with the Clerk ol
the county court her anal accounting of her
administration of said estate and the said
couuty court has set Mondav, the '2nd day of
October, 19U, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
the county court room In Prineville, Oregon,
as the time and place for hearing and set
tling said dual accounting. At which said
time and place, any person Interested In said
estate may appear and object to said Dual
accounting.
Dated this 10th dav of Aug., 1911.
ALT HE A J. VINEYARD,
Administratrix of the estate
of Ueusley Vineyard, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
(Isolated Tract)
Pl'BUC LAND SALE.
Department of the Interior,
IT. 9. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
August mil, inn.
Notice is hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of t he Geueral Land office,
under provisions of Aot of Congress approved
June 87. 190t).(3 Slats.. 517), we will otter at
public sale to the highest bidder, at 10:15
o'clock A. M., on the 5th day of October, 1911,
at this office, the following-described land:
SW orNE' ofSealM, Tp. 13 a, K. 1 E.
w. m No. mmcs.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to tile their claims
o objections, on or before the time designated
for sale.
C. W. MOORE, Register.
N. R. Proof of publication must tie In the
t'nlted States Saud Office by date of sale, or
the sale will not take place. &-17
Crook County Journal, county
official paper. $1.50 a year.
I'