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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Strength Past
Fifty Years
i can be maintained toy
I adapting the right nourish-
pir" ment, and Nature's own oil-
WA food in Scott t Emulsion
Lai strengthened thousand of men
and women to continue their work
and usefulness for maay years.
Scott ' Emahion Is a food, a medi
cine and a tonic to keep the
blood rich, avoid rheumatism
and thwart nervous conditions.
It is free from alcohol or harm
ful drugs. The boot physicians
prescribe It n-v
LOCAL MENTION
LOCAL MENTION
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U. D. Kctchum and family loft
yesterday for Burns. They will
make the trip in their own car,
going by way of Item!.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a surprise party at the Keteh
um home Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
I. L. Ketehum's GTth birthday.
There will be a meeting of the
county V. C. T. II. in Redmond,
Friday and Saturday, April 9 and 10.
;The program will be announced
later.
0. T. MeKindee of Iake county
has been buying sjieep in this part
of the state the past week. He
bought the. entire Hook of A. L.
Mackintosh.
Governor Withycombe has desig
nated May 4 to 11 as clean-up week.
A like proclamation from the may
or and co-operation from our cit-
izens is now in order.
The Hunsaker stage
truck
i ; 1 t x M . , i.
jequippou wun a trailer uxiay wnicn
will increase the carrying capacity
Warren Brown spent Sunday at
Culver. j
D. Koepman is in Prineville to-;
day from Post.
P. M. Ruthfield is back from a
trip to Portland.
A. w.uotnier wasin uiecity tne0f tie iine at least 1000 pounds,
last of the week. , xhe trailer is a passenger auto with
Billy Garrett passed through the body removed and the front
Prineville yesterday, j wheels made to track.
E. E. Laughlin was in the city ; There will be a meeting of the
from Paulina Monday. ' high school board at the office of
Born-to the wife of O. C. Grey ; Superintendent Myers on Tuesday,
on Friday, a girl. I Aril sixth for the purpose of
H Rv t,.rnl f?n.W fmm ' C,tin teaS the CUUnty
trip to Hood River.
C. 0. Stover was in Prineville
on business Monday.
Douglas C. Ingram was in Prine
ville the last of the week.
high school for the coming
The meeting will be held
A. M.
year,
at 10
A letter from Kilgerran, Great
Brtitian, announces the wedding of
David -Tamps and Mise f airo-Id Fvnnc-
, , . . . James will be remembered as hav-
of your taxes before Apnl 1. . ... .
; ing assisted as stone mason on
Sunday, April 4th, is Easter. xxeTtL 0f PHneville's best buildings.
Have you a new bonnet yet? j He has many friends in this com.
Mrs. R. L. Jordan is suffering ; munity.
from a mild attack of scarlet fever. ! , , .
I 1 he county clerk s office is now
J. H. Barkley was in the city receiving coyote scalps and paying
from Culver the last of the week. I bountios under the new law. The
A. V. Boyce and S. S. Brown of entire pelt, ineludng all the feet is
Culver were in Prineville yesterday, j required by law before the bounty
W. L. Powers of Corvallis was : is paid. The price for coyotes is
in this part of the county Saturday, j now $3, while for all other animals
H. H. Clow was in Prineville ! the Prices before are being
from Lamonta the first of the week. ! Pai(1- There is but little change in
Denton G. Burdick and wife, of he law excepting the amount of the
Redmond were in Prineville yester- j wu"v u"
Alex Donnelly and family of j Tlte Seed Com
Howard are visitors in town this ;
week. j Because of the many requests
J. H. Homey was in Prineville the coming to this office for information
last of the week from Jefferson in the matter, we wrote Mr. C. L.
county. i J Smith of the O-W railway asking
N. A. Burdick and V. D. William- for information about the free seed
son of Metoliuswere in Prineville corn his people propose to distribute
Saturday.
D. C. Freeman of the O. T.
railway service was interviewing
local busines men yesterday.
Professors Walter S. Brown, J. G.
Larson and G. B. Fitts of O. A. C.
were in the city yesterday.
Manager L. M. Simpson of the
Des Chutes Power Company is in
Prineville ths week from Spokane.
E. N. Howard of Santa Barbara,
i to the farmers of Oregon this year.
: At the same time we offered to pay
; the freight from Redmond to Prine
iville on any shipment that his people
I would make of a thousand pounds
; or more of seed for the farmers in
this locality. The reply to this let
ter, which is self-explanatory, is as
follows;
In reply to your letter of March
4 will say that we will be glad to
furnish seed corn to farmers in the
.California, who has been visiting Prineville district or anywhere else
his brother at this place, returned in Crook county delivery to be
made to the nearest O-W railway
agent.
to his home yesterday.
C. 0. Metzker of San Francisco is
in Prineville this week installing
the typesetting machine at this
office.
The Ladies' Annex has postponed
their party which was to have been
tomorrow night to some date that
will be announced later.
Hughes and Stevenson have dis
solved partnership, Mr. Stevenson
retiring. The business will be con
tinued at the same location by Mr.
Hughes.
Wagoner & Co. are drilling for
artesian water on the Thomas W.
Lawson ranch below town. They
have reached a depth of 235 feet
at present.
Eye Strain
Taken in time, one can overcome
the trouble entirely without the
use of glasses. Examination is
free and we will explain your
condition and tell you the cost
without obligation to you.
DRS. MARTIN
Opticians
Regarding your offer to handle
such corn from Redmond to Prine
ville free of charge I appreciate your
interest in the matter. Am enclos
ing some 6eed corn arguments under
separate cover; am seding you some
of our corn primers. Under this
agreement we furnish seed enough
to plant two acres. When a man
plants two acres we prefer to send
two or more kinds. Then he may
save seed from the kind that gives
the best results. If any farmers
desire more than 20 pounds that we
furnish free he can get same at a
reasonable price from Mr. J. W.
Duff, of 391 Glenn Ave. Portland
Oregon.
The seed we distribute to the
Prineville district will be from
farmers in Wasco county grown
at an elevation of 2000 feet. Corn
grown in that section from 5 to 25
years and is therefore thoroughly
acclimated. Notice in the corn lit
erature sent you that we urge
growers to save their own seed.
The longer corn is grown in any
given locality the better the results.
Yours Truly,
C. L. SMITH. 1
HINTS TO HUSBANDS.
sat MERCY ' I roSGOT To T "
5 j WRITE .THAT
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Sassgjr-, hfnREE1 YOu KNEW 1 WATE0 YOU
1 iUJI ' 'TO CO OUT ANO MAIl TKU
Fo In Nw York Evening Bun.
Powell Butte
Sunday afternoon Rev. Byars
preached the funeral of Mr. Bal
lard, a homesteader from the south
side of Powell Butte at Shepard
sehoolhouse. Mr. Ballard contract
ed a cold about ten days ago while
taking a load of wood to prineville.
He seemed to get better however,
until Friday night when he died of
pneumonia before medical assistance
could be summoned. He leaves a
widow and ten-year-old son.
W. T. Smitli has leased the 100
joning him on the south from Wm.
Wilson and is preparing to fence
the place with rabbit tight wire.
Clark Morse went up into the
Bear Creek country' last week after
a horse.
N. P. Alley sold his sheep to Mr.
Warner hust week.
John Tengman is loading a car of
wheat at Redmond to be shipped to
Bend.
Max Strixner is painting his bun
galow a dark green and trimming it
in white.
Mrs. Lavern Sears of Prineville is
spending the week with Mrs. Guy
Sears and Mrs Yates.
Look over
page 8.
the classified adds on
Care of the Eyes Important
Our prices are iiiinimlerMmxl by
many people in this country. We do
not charge (25 and up tor a pair r(
ttlueaes, as some bare been led to be
lieve. We have bad an olllce in Port
land for years and our prices here are
the rame as titer were there.
Glawus alone be furnUlird at
Portland prices and you t the siitne
nr vice.
Many of our patienta we take on the
hinfa ywar's treatuieut. We then
(nrnii.li tbrtu immntitiKt snd til"""1",
and (torn three to (our changrs in Hit-leiiM-s
as the rane may require. Our
object in duitif this Is to irut the eyes in
a normal slate ami In a itreat ninny
cant-s mm ovBrcome the trouble entirely
o thry ran take oft (lax. Our prices
on this treatment are reaminnble, yol
dim V'mliiinliT-tti!iil lie. We do not
inpiat on you taking the treatment.
We are g, to give you jimt hat
von want. If illumes only, we soil
them to yon, titled for your ey. Hut
you can't blmno tie (or tellliiK you what
you need and what we ran do. Work
guaranteed.
We want you to come and see us and
have your eyes tented. Kiaminatlon is
free. We will es plain your condition
and tell you the ooet in either cane.
Kyeatrain taken In time, we can
overcome the trouble without (He of
glimtos. Pa. Martin, Opticians,
Prineville, Ore. 3 11 2t (paid adv.)
fPAfJCEE!
IIWILL GIYE $1000
If I FAIL to CURE my CANCER or TUMOR I treat
before It POISONS deep glands II itticlii U ions
io ray until custd
WSITTIN QUASANTiK
No X-luy ur ailier
ntiitlWt. All InUiul
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III in
U.W ltm In CANCIS
?0PA0( S00K tint rite
Vollmunlitla ul 10 000
Cunro. Vtriui to mium
ANY LUMP In
WOMAN'S BREAST is CANCER
!t lwn wlioni riitf gtindl nl KILLS QUICKLY
IWr (MirtMlui dull jtrli'a It tmnrvr ! yvL unmll
m m Old Dr. I Mrs. Dr. Chamlcy I Co,'
434 a 436 Vslsnda St, Ssn rrsndice. Cat.
KIN0LY MAIL THIS ta tomeont with CANCER
Farm
Loans
For a short time we huvetulc
Ject to our difjmsitl
$25,000
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches In the vicin
ity ( rrtneville. Loans to
Iw for f.OOOor more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with iuter
est at 8 per cent, )avahle an
nually. Wecharpe a smi'. ronunieslon
to ba paid hy the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title A
Trust Co. C 19
Prineville, Oregon
Wood Sawed on Short Notice
Leave or 'phone orders to II. I.
Still's Harness Shop. C. F.
I'khhin. 12-24
Seed Rye For bale
Oood rlean dry land eued rye (or sale,
price tl.oO per bimhel, l.swia Kkum.
rkhosh, I'rinevllle, Ore. 8 4 l(
WAN
TED!
Poultry Supplies, Wire Netting, Garden
Tools and Seeds!
This will soon be your cry. We have anticipated your needs and have
just received a complete stock of poultry supplies such as Oyster Shell
Grit, Chick Food, Charcoal, Lice Killer, Etc.
The finest Wire Netting in 24, 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch heights; Hoes,
Rakes, Shovels, and other garden tools galore; all varieties of vegetable
and flower seeds. Come in and get your choice while stock is complete!
Whether you are from Missouri or elsewhere we can show you that our
prices, quality and service is second to none!
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J. E STEWART & CO.