AN EXPERIENCE WITH
TAMWORTH HOGS.
Home time ago 1 ri'iid request frum
RiiliMillHir wiiiillnic tu kimw emue
thins: HliiMil llni American Tiimnnrlli
' nliin, writes I'eiiuaylvaiilrt ling
Miser In thu Niill'Hiiil Hlmkiiiuii, I
will finli'uvur (o wrlle wbnt 1 know
of smiie nf Ihi'lr iw-rltsf n 1 liuva
Immmi liriHtllim llii' i n fur some time, I
f hiive iri-l nml feil iilnmst nil kiwis uf
liits mil unite often liute nu't with
U'lmto by T'BMmt flinira daiwrtment ul
itgiirultura )
Tho Tamwiiiiha nro the l.lenl lis
ton 1 ' Tlia UtMil' nro mtrnipy
hme Sml ItUulfrtllvly tlrt-p. Thw h'KS,
tilt hr'lul and III fl':k Hi'O ulao
long Mild -ut'ai Wli!! ,mmut
Uli f Ilia, hull !(. Tlioy
lll ntliiln it al attnuai eifiinl tu
Unit 'f the VoikKhliit,
tlluippuliitnii'iiiK nml fnlliiri Villi uiy
triKHl ku, an many l.lnil tlU'lii su
uluuly. h after nliiilvlni; I hf merits
of tin' 'I'n in nriliH 1 niiimit from my
on cNiit'rlt'ii i iraxi llivm imi liLliIy.
Tlu iiinilnTi lutve lmwi iimr Intel
Hueiirv In Inklnir run f tln'lr litters
tliiin nny Kliii winilil think It vns ms
lliln fur o nw tu slmw. Tim il
it lenru In take euro of themselves
nml coiiio to iniitiirlly ut nn curly uiie
While It U lru Hint llii-y Iihvii Iniik'
iiiki-i, ut ftm muni' time tlii'lr In'inli nn1
niniillir In ii'iimril"ii to tlii'lr IssHea
tlinn In nny n:lur Iri-t1. They nre iphmi
fuiiiiii'M inn! yi't lire euslly fenieil.
Ami. In m-iinl tu sire, If Jim want
them tu rwli it '."H ihiuih! tluy
have tlnj fnimn fur It.
Tankage For Hoeje,
Ttinknuo is lutule from nirnt acrnps,
fnt trlmiiiliiKK nml wrnp Iimies. It I
ti i n nn ) u ml tln fut tnkou iilT nml iln'ii
ilrlml fur milnuil fml. It In flue
mmrro of pmii In for tint Iwg nml tines
Hot rurry 0 Uin o. It xliotiWI Ih fed
ilry or vine et Jtisl ut tho tlinn It Is
fill, lVdllnif with euro alumf Id jor
ri'iit liy weight Milt nlToril eiimiitli pro
ti'ln tn make tlin muscles trrow. ami
there l cnnslilcralilo bone tmiterlul lu
It. Thin will make uitk'li cheaper Kiilna
t tin ii will corn nloiie. Aa to worms,
hoe inM-rly fl nml not conflnrit to
h'iim mOilmu nre tniirli InfiKti'il with
tlirm. It In hi-lpful to itlvo nfi'm to
all tho wixxl nulon mid i linn'onl lli.-y
ktUIij cvnn nft Btoni' oonl nml row I Hit
di'in will Im I'ltii'n nnil iloiitttlinn nn
In'lpfiil In Homo wnyn. l-'willnit hi-nv-lly
of puiiipklim In tli fall him-uih to
rlil Iiiirn of worimt. Somo rnlwni oc
riiKlomilly put n IHilo nml tnrillp tn the
Klop fill nml think thlx I'lTiKtlrp In
keeping out woruiH.-Jiwppli E. WIuk.
8htp Nottt.
Tl shwp limit luivo i li-iin, ilry, con
fciilnl iiiiiifi r lu which to npi'iul tin
wlnli-r If thoy nro to ho hi'iiltliy uml
prolltnhli' to tlii'lr owner, miyti tho
Knriii Journal.
Froil ri'itularly clover hay or nlftilfn,
II that will ho oaten t-lonn.
Itoiiiovo till Ktulix or I ui y that Ih loft
over mul feeil to tho collit.
Rhoep will never loui h, If nearly
tiirvlnu, what linn been pk-Uetl over
ml lirenthe;! upon.
A nhiH'p thut U lu rooU onler at tho
beiilnnlnK of winter will come out In
tho nprliiK with tt head up nml ou ull
foum.
A two-yoar-olil nt tho lieml of your
herd will lie pretty miro to B'vo you
oniR flno Inmlm uoxt nprlnff.
To have kimmI niziil Nheep thoy munt
lio erown rapidly whllo youiiR, nud It
U lmporUint to litve them good nturt.
Dairying In Winttr,
Wlntor dnlrylng linn mnyy ndvnn
Ingen, In tho flrnt plneo, nil dairy prod
ortn nell nt a hitch prleo In tho winter.
If cow conio freBli In the fall they
jirodueo a good fl'' of milk durlug tho
winter month, and In tho nprlntt when
they nro turned ou itrnsg thin act as a
orond froHhoninK and thu lengthens
tho period of milk production. An
other dlatlnct advantage U that during
tho winter aennun tho farmer Is tint ao
busy with other work, consequently ho
can Rive more time to tho enro of tho
cows, the mill; nnd tho cream thuu Is
possible during the busy season.
The Farmer's Liwyir,
J A snlo nt miction mndo by a
person without a iicphho is goon
even though the auctioneer Is
llnhlo to a penalty for making
the sulo.
Whore money Is lent without
nny ntjrcuiuent as ro tho time of
payment the presumption Is
that It Is duo on demand.
A person croRslng a railroad
track nt grade may presumo that
the railroad company will run
lis trains according to law and
with proper regard to the safety
of persons crossing tho tracks.
While bank deposits nro usual
ly paid out by check drawn on
tho bank, n check Is only n writ
ten order, nml tho bank may
lawfully transfer n deposit on
the .depositor's oral order.
FEEDING WORK
HORSES IN WINTER.
The problem of feeding work horses
la duubtle of aa wiile Interest as any
problem lu live stork uinunguiuent,
writes L, (I. Johnson lu Farm and
llamii. 1'rar'lrally alt farmers, no
mailer what pnrtlrulur brnnrb of
funning they are tiigngi-d lu, have oc
casion to feed work hnrsiM, and It mut
ters not whntlier feed nre high or low
It always pays beat to feed aucb food
as Is best for the snliniil-the ones
that nre most efficient and economical.
At tho presuiit high prices of all man-
A wntl brinl fllilr liors Is frmn
HI i la 17 lunula tiiHh. with slrih
ur 7 ttHtl S Inchwa to fact tie
lit', ainia to Ihi a rrtma brtwmn
hnllva Uiicolnalilia anil iulcli atul
lluna. ner of grain feed It 1 rspciinlly lim
IHirtnut that a Judicium selection of
feeils be iiiiule. for much loss may re
sult from this phase of stable- um
iifcmciit If you fall to give It proKr
attention.
In the first plnre, It Is necessary to
provide good, romfortnlilo. cleanly
kept quarters for tho horse during the
cold weather, nllouing him. of course,
plenty of pure water and then feed
til in such foods ns ho will relish. I'or
his grain ration for the Wst part I
prefer oats In preference to corn. Of
rourse the horse wnnts a change oc
rnsluniilly, and for this change I some
time give a feed of chopped corn and
wheat bran, but oats are the main grain
ration. These, with pure, clean tim
othy hay, will keep the horse 111 a de
sirable, healthy condition and nt the
nine time keep his muscles burdened
so aa to (it Mm for the next spring and
summer's work.
Care of Dairy Utensils.
Any dirt that baa accumulated on
the milk can Is good evidence that the
mile Is full of these undesirable bac
teria. To guard agnlnst this trouble It
la first necessnry to look to the uten
sils. Only thoso that enn - ..i'v
denned, which have a I ,.i
surface without nny mini
nera. should be used. Wo,
Mutaln thousands of siiuil . tli.i
make It almost Impossible to thorough
ly clean them, tilssswnre nnd earthen
wnro have been used to some ex
tent with good results, but the fact
that they are so expcuxlve nnd easily
broken makes It not practicable to
use them, (ialraulzcil rim.' or Iron re
ceptacles should never be used. Tin
that Is perfectly free from rough sur
faces combines ull the good qualities
to be desired lu milk utensils.
Horse Out of Condition.
For a runilowu horse that Is losing
He-ill nnd refuses his grain treat as
follows: Ou empty stomach In the
morning give one ami oiie-half quarts
raw linseed oil and two ounces turpen
tine well mixed. In two or three days
give following powder: Sulphate of
Iron, two ounces; saltpeter, two ounces;
nux vomica (powdered), one ounce.
Mil well together aud give In feed
morning aud night a heaping teaspoon
ful. It la possible that worms may be
the cause of the trouble. If so, above
trcntinent will eradicate them.
4-f e-r-rr4te4-e-l--Hf t-rl-4f- 1
DAIRY POINTERS. j
With even only two cowa It
pnya to owu a cream separator.
Knougti more cream is taken
out to have two pounds of but
ter each week, worth, say, 50
cents. The gain In price Is nlso
said to bo 0 ccuts a week and
tho whole gain for the year
$Jl).12.
The Ideal color for butter Is
golden yellow, nud you can't
fix It up nny other way.
Steam Is the best thing to
clean milk bottles. Turu It on
gently nt first, but more strong
ly ns the glass heat up well. It
Is not hard to nrrange a steam
generating vessel with a suit
nblo pipe to it.
To ripen cream In winter,
keep It In a warm room or lu a
cellnr. Many farmers' wives
keep It in a stone Jnr buck of the
kitchen stove.
Milk or cream that 1ms be
come warm should never bo
poured hack Into tho bottle of
cold mill;.
What lllth Is dissolved In tho
milk will remain to soli It nnd
Injure tho flavor aud keeping
qualities.
It Is Impossible to tell tho prof
itable cows from tho unprollt
able atilmnls unless you test
your milk. The quantity of milk
Is not enough. The butter fat
must be considered.
Start Right
To raise nearly all puIleU, mate
your pulleU with a rooster older
than them. Buy an
Ancona Cockeral
Riulil now anJ a telling of hiuh class
eggs Irom me next spring and when
ready lor mating you will have started
right Our slock is lite famous
Bred-to-lay-in-the-winter
Strain of Conadale Ancona.
Ancona cockerels from SI. 50 up.
Also a lew good mongrel hens and
pullets at a bargain.
J. S. FOX,
"Braetide" Prineville, Oregon
Pioneer Phone, Ak for "Bras-side"
We strive to please in our photo
work. it your photo made at l.s(
lin'a, on Third Street near the court
house. Notict af Asaiaiitratrii'i Salt ef Lais'.
Nntlro la tnr-ti)r given liy Ilia ti1erlnM,
ha aSiiilnltratrliol ilia etal o( Klfli'lii-r i.
t.lvul) , iIi-vmim-I, that -uriianl to an onlnr nt
tie-tiiuinr I'ourt el the slain ol Ori-if'in, lor
(?rtiuli i-iliiiy, mailn on llirAtli ilnv n( NoVfiin-
-r, i-ii. an. Hin, on in- 'Jin nay 01 i.-i--iiiiH-r,
lull, al liio 'i-loi-k In Hit- (r,nNn at thr Ironl
lor of ilia i-otiiity ruiirthuiiM In I'mo-vthr,
tirt-itiiii. ai'll at pul, lu- tl lotha lilahi-ot lll
lr, aill'l-! to I'nunnilatlnn lr maid i-oitnty
rourt. all Ilia rlhl, IHI- anl llitrrval tilt aaot
YWU tti-r J. l.lvrly ha,l at the IIiiihiiI hla lralli
In the fotlowlus i1-i-rtlHHl rt-al nalalr, t- it :
liu elevi-n and twt-lv- III hliM'lt thirty nve In
the iirlglllal to nlt4i of He,lmollt, Ori-aon, a
i-iirillntt lo the plat thereof aa tile aameai-le-ara
of reor1 III the iirtve of lite county
cler of crtKik I'oiinty, tiri-ien.
Tt-ntia ol imle, t-ash iiloU counrmaliun of aale
by i-ounly tonrt.
HahU Ihi" St ll day of Novi-ml-er. I'll 1
ANIS A. I.ivstr.
A-ltnlnlftratrlx uf eatateof Kl0t-'her J. t.lvi-1)',
.Ipceajtvil.
Natics f AJaiiaiilratril'l Sals ef Laasl.
Notlra la heri-hy stvi'ti ty thu tinileralsne't
the aiiiillilalratrli of Ihti eiilata of John H,
Kraut-. ilet-,-aa-il, lhal hiirmiaal to en ,ritt-r ii
the roiluly vonrt ol Ilia Statu of tin-sou lor
Crook t-ouuly, iua,le on tlia uth lay ol S'ovi-m-lier,
li'U. ahu will at the front loor of the
county i-oiiritioiiau In I'rlnevUle, OreKon, on
thetftll ilay ol iH-eemlier, lull, at 1U oYliM'k III
Hie loreiitMiil, aell al pulilii-aale U the hlifhi-al
hwl-ler. autijert lo vnariiiatioli ly aakl coiitity
iHoirl, all the rlshl. title anil IntereM ihe John
II. Iti-atiia hait at the lime of hla ileath in the
tolluwlits tleai-rllK-U real ttatate. to-wlt: lxta
one. two atol ihri-e lu hloek eight In IheSral
alltion to rriiievllle, tireiton.
Terma nf aale. l-ah llon i-olidriuallnn.
lated thla utu tlay uf Novi-iuher, lll
Masuaskt k ram.
Ailmlnliitratrlx of eaute of John H. Keama, de-
reitaeil.
Notice for Publication.
Uolate! Tract, fuhlle Ind sale.
tleartment of the interior,
t?. S. band oftlca al The Ilallea, Oregon.
October -II h. lull.
Notlra la hereby riven thai, aa tllrecu-d be
Ihe tMinmtaatouer of the t.eneral Land office,
under nrovlotia of Act of Oowtreae approved
' ineif, iwl(:ll Slata., &17i we will offer al pub
Hale, lo Ihe hitfhi-at bidder, at 10:1- o'clock a.
on Ihe IHthdayut IhH-embcr lull, at Hit
a, Ihe lollnw lng-di-cr!le1 land: N',
-,. and mv. NKi Seo. . T IS 8., K. ISeaat
lamella Meridian. No. le-.-v.'.
Any perotia claiming advaraety the above.
iteacrilHHl laud are adviaed to nle their claim.
oroh)c.l!uu, on or before the time deHitiualed
for aia, l.. vi . aiuir..
lis lteceiver.
"Quick Meal"
hava led all others for years, because
they give such universal satisfaction.
Users of "Quick Meal" Steel Ranges
are our very best advertisers. . . .
where needed.
"QUICK MEAL" STEEL RANGES are made almost entirely
of steel, consequently cannot crack and are stronger.
The W. F. King Company.
W. A. Booth, Pres.
D. F, Stkwabt, Vice-Pros,'
Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Statement of the Croolc County Bank
Superintendent of
Autli
Iiimnaantl Dlnoouuls flW.RTO.M
Overdrafts 2,:UI.S.S
Furniture and fixtures 2.2H3.44
Krai eHlnte A.7UU.IMI
Csah band as due iron banks $47,809.95
NOTICK OF RERTORATIOy OF
Public Unds to Kettleronnt and
Kntry. Ietrtment ol tba interior.
ien,"'l '-Slid Odie Waahingtun, D. ('.,
Ut-tfjlier 11, 11111. Notice is hereby
given "'St th unappropriated public
Unds ' following described areaa,
which were deluded from ttie Da-
cliule National Korett, Oregon, and
withdrawn for claalnration under the
act of J una iio, llilO CM Hut., M7, i by
tiroclamstion ol the President, eftectlve
July 1, 11)11, will by authority of tba
Kecretar ol the lowrlor be restored to
the public domain and become subject
to settlement on and after V o'clock a.
m. January 2, M'l, but not to entry,
riling, or selection until nn and alter
February 1, III12, at the I'. H. land of
fice at The Dalles. Oregon, except that
en Ihe ssm date that such lands be
come subject to settlement, tlieHtate ol
Oregon tnsv, II the lamia are iuujbci to
such selection, lert as indemnity in
the satisfaction of its common school
grant, not lo exceed one section in each
fractional portion ol a township where
the restored area thereof exceeds 6,000
seres: In f. 14 8.. K. 1H E , Bee. 1,2,
.1,4, In T. 14 H., It. 11) B.. rseca. 4 to ,
inclusive, 1 to inclusive. 2d to 33,
inclusive, KS- ' 'e lW. 8E Bee. 34,
Kece, 85 and :i1. in T. l'8 K. 19 K.,
Suits. 1 to 24. i oi'i-ive, S of Hens. 2
and 2i Warn is hereby expressly
given that no i eon will be permitted
to gain or exe t i-e any right whatever
under any settlement of occupation be
gun after withdrawal and prior to 0
o'clock a, m. Jsnusry 2, 1M12. and an
such settlement or occupancy i forbid
den, and those settling in vio'ation
hereof are liable to be ejected. J 'ins
Mii'iiAUi., Acting Atsiaisrit t'om
missioner of tiie (mneral Land Ollice.
Approved Octolssr 11, 1U. t'anni A.
Thompson, Actibg Secretary of the In
terior. 10-2H-41
jh affc afk Jtt & atV afk jaVSBa atWaftV afva
m aaV say m m m am am atv 4
Smith & Allingham, Props.
Champ Smith's old stand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow, Hermitage; Red
Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper;
Moore's Malt
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
Imported Wines
Liquors.
and
i
Steel Ranges
"QUICK MEAL" STEEL
KAlNUta are con
structed on scien
tific principles and
their materials are
distributed in such
a way as to do the
most good.
"QUICK MEAL" STEEL
RANGES are just
heay enough to be
good, durable and
lasting. The parts
strengthened are
the parts where
the most wear is.
The walls are so
well lined with
Asbestos that no
heat is lost, it be
ins' radiated iust
-
C. M. Klkins, Casble
of Prineville, Oregon, as rendered to the
Banks, June 7th, 1911
Liabihtiaa
OnpllRi paid 111 full
Burpllia
Undivided profits
Deposits
..tSfi. 000.00
.. lo.iwo.oo
.. 2,sroai
,. W0.140.75
PrinevilIeRedmond--3bter$ Stage Line
Matt Kulesch, Proprietor.
Passenger Fare to Redmond, $1.50. Express from Red
mond to Prineville, one-half cent per pound for over 50
pounds. Small packages of less than 50 pounds, 25c.
Leaves Prineville for Redmond Daily. Office beside Post
office. 1M6 ALBERT NOBLE, Agent
O. A. C. Short Courses
Begin Jan. 3, Continue Four Weeks
YOU
ARE
INVITED
Farmer's Business Course by Correspondence.
Trinidad Lake Asphalt
In street pavements has with
stood heat, cold, air, rain, snow,
sun, acids, and heavy traffic for
twenty-five years.
Genasco
Ready
is made of Trinidad
it lasts lonerer than
. The Barber Asphalt Paving Company, who
l have used asphalt for more than a quarter
century, make GENASCO and they are the
largest makers of ready roofing in the
worm.
For Sale by
The W. F. King Company.
T4
THE HAMILTON STABLES I
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember as when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
9
Warren & Woodward
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land Surveys. Estimates Furnished
on Power Plants.
MAPS
We have had 10 years experience, embracing all branches
of Civil Engineering.
Box 187 Redmond, Oregon.
Statement ol Resources and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At tho close of business June 7, 1911
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts f294. 03
United States Bonds 12.600 00
Bank rremlses,etc 12,540 13
Cash 4 Due from banks 210,924 04
(331,424 19
B. F. Allan, President
Will Wunwailar, VI. a Praudsnt
Every citizen of Oregon is eordislljr inTited to
attend the short eooraeaj of the Oregon Agri
cultural College, beginning Jan. Kleven
distinctive courses will be offered in Agri
culture, Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and
Art, Commerce, Forestry and Music. Every
course is designed to HELP the etudent in
his daily work. Mnka this a pleasant and
profitable winter outing. No tuition. Reason
able acoommodatisns. For beautiful illustrated
bulletin, address
H. M. TEXNANT, Registrar, Corvallli, Or.
Riiofing
Lake Asphalt No wonder
anv other roofinir.
Mineral and smooth surface in several weights.
Ask ua for samples and full information.
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LIABILITIES
capital Stock, paid in SO.000 00
Surplus fund, earned 50.010 00
Undivided profits, earned 87,724 56
Circulation 8,600 00
Deposits 885,099 63
(531,424 19
T. M. Baldwin. Caahiar
H. B.win, Aia't
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(188,990.98
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