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Commercial Men’s
Headquarters in
Central Oregon.
A . C. LUCAS, Prop'r.
WATCH
REPAIRING
I delire to announce to the people o f Redm ond
and vicinity
that I hare opened a Jewelry Store In the W. H. Anderaon
atore in Redmond, and am prepared to do all klnda of Watch
and Jewelry Repairing, and as 1 am a Practical W atchm aker I
G U A R A N T E E SATIS FACTIO N IN E V E R Y P AR TICU LA R. Let
me do your work and you will be pleased with reaulta.
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H. E. W H IT M A N
J E W E L E R AND W A T C H M A K E R .
OFFIC E. REDMOND.
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JO U R D A N & SON
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Redmond, Prineville and Sisters
Passenger and Express Stages Daily
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“ LUTHER”
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BUY YOUR
Pure I^ard,
Home Cured Hams and Bacon
at home and keep the money
in circulation here.
Redmond Market
That an Oregon boy Is entltled to
thè chatuplonshlp of thè aorld a» a
lattato ralser. was thè staiement re
cently tnade by State Superlntendent
o f Schools. says thè Salem Journal
Frotn otte poiato
Fusene Dutnond
ralsed 440 pounda of potatoea sud
eJthlblted thè ut st thè state fair Issi
fall
He sprouted (he potato and
planted 301 bill*
The statement of Superlntendent
Alderman waa occaeloned by a letter
recri t ed frotn a r c a l d e ut of thè state
who called attentlon to thè rialme of
sn Knglish boy to thè world s rhsm
ptonahtp berausr he had ralsed 2 70
pounds o f potatoea front 11 potatore
The Oregon boy'e record ahows thè
wonderful fertlllty of thè soli aa » e li
ss hta wkIII aa a p o t ilo ralaer.
TELLS BEST METHOD OF
FEEDING YOUNG CHICKS
44 III stand for arrtlr » during
foiluaing piare» and da le»
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A good quality o f rolled oats Is
suggested ss sn excellent Art! feed
for chirks by the poultry husbandry
department o f the Oregon Agricul­
tural College
Bread crumbs or
stale bread soaked In milk and
squeezed dry are also vory good An
Other good feed for I'.e first few
days Is a raw egg mixed with bran
and a little shorts nr middlings, fed
in a crumbly condition twtre a day
Any o f these may he fed twice s day
with the addition of cracked »heat
and cracked corn
Until the chicks have learned to
eat, the food should he given on
clean sand
After a couple of days
the «-racked » h e a t and rorn should
lie fed In chaff so as to make the
chicks scratch
The depth of the
chaff should Increase «|th the devel
opnient of the chirks
After the first week the bran and
egg or bread and milk ahould lie die
rontlnued and In Ita place a math of
bran and ahorta or bran and mid-
dllnga with ground rornt about three
parta bran to one o f mlddllnga, and
one of corn t should be fed
If the ground corn Is too high
priced, finely ground wheat may lo­
used, and later finely ground oata.
with a plnrh o f salt and enough milk
or water added to make a crumbly
mixture
Aa much aa the rhlrka will clean
up readily In an hour or le** should
he given once a day. The cracked
grains In the chaff should he fed un
til the chirks are six weeks old when
whole wheat may tie given them
The soft food should not he left In
the feeding troughs after the rhlrka
have had all they will eat
A dish o f charcoal should he kept
where the chicks ran get at It all the
time, and a small dlalt o f dry mid
dllnga will provide a good cure for
ordinary diarrhea
When the feeding of the egK |a
discontinued beef scraps should he
substituted In a box or hopper where
the chicks can help themselves nny
time. The feeding should he plan
ned to keep the rhlrka busy most of
the day.
T H E Y 44 4 NT TO
I.EG 4I.
LIMIT,
Ml STN’T
The new 10 hour law, fixing the
maximum time that persons may lie
employed In any mill, factory or any
manufacturing establishment, which
goes Into effect In June, prohibits an
employer from permitting his em­
ployes to work more than 10 hours
a day even though the employe d e­
sire to work longer hours, according
to an Interpretation o f the law made
by Assistant Attorney General Ik-
Long. The opinion was rendered to
C. M. Page o f Drain.
J. B. ROE, Proprietor
H cliool H o lid a y *
IW-yotid Iter nil
"P a rd on me, madame, but I once
That school teachers are entitled
made a portrait o f a lady that re­ to full pay for all holidays allowed
sembled her.”
by the school board without making
yot------”
" A n d yet,” she continued, "m a n la
" I met a man who Inslsta that he up the time, is the opinion of Assis­
tant Attorney General De Iking ren­
often er b r o k e ! "
never made a mistake."
f o r sale
" T h e assertion proves that he Is dered In reply to a query from Ira
Powell, chairman o f the Monmouth
"T h la portrait ^ t e . n t remtmble « V
o f ,h° "
* h° MV#r told *
school board.
me at a l l."
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the season ol l»|J
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Hteel gray, g ood style and ardua sad In
disposition
Imported from F r a in e In July. 1*0* by \ C H,y,
A Co of Portland, and look first premium In hla < I sm al Iks .«ai**
Fair In Ortobe'
" W o m a n Is considered the weak-
vessel," she remarked, "a n d
As much range aa poaslble on
freah ground should he given the
.chicks, and the houaea kepi rlran
and free from tnltea.
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Old papers for aale at thla office.
lists
gu ilt
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lassi
l'ale
TEH MS
112 lo Insure alth foal. I l o for lit- season
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reason, money due al end o l season
T o Insure, money da* Shsa
mare la k n o » n lo he In foal, disposed o l uf removed from rogati
Care «III be taken to present arridente, but rrsisinalhls for A fry
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Pricket Island Percheron Horse Co.
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Hotel Oregon
Prineville, Oregon
NEW TEN HOUR LAW
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P A Worthin gton. representing
the Harrtman railroad, was In llurna
a few day» the p u l week and filed
In the local laud office map« o f the
laat link through Hartley county of
the Oregon Eastern railroad, »ay*
the Harney County N r « «
Theee
map* cover a atretch o f nearly
45
miles, reaching from the eaat line of
section 35. township 24. south range
30 east, running
west by a little
south and leaving the county at the
west line o f section 4. township 2?
south, range 2 4 eaat.
Thla Indicates what has been un­
derstood here all the time, that the
Oregon Eastern will be built to a
connection at Odell, and not (lend
In fact the maps which Mr. W or th ­
ington went from here to latkevlew
to file show that the line will follow
the old survey almost straight thru
the north end o f Lake and Klamath
counties to Odell, 4 0 miles south
and 18 miles west o f Rend
Progress on this road will now be
rapid.
An opening has been made
through the big tunnel In Malheur
canyon and only short work will be
necessary to permit track laying
through It, and the transportation of
trains and material for the laying of
track on the grade which Is already
made to the east line o f Harney
county.
In the meantime grading
through Crane creek
canyon
will
proceed and by the close o f summer
the whistle will be heard In Harney
valley.
The peope o f Burns do not pro­
pose to wait too long before making
an effort to have direct connection
with the main line.
A preliminary
meeting has been held to test public
sentiment and It Is found that prop­
erty owners are willing to put In 25
per cent or more of their aaaeaaed
valuation Into an organization that
will build a branch If necessary.
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The Hotel Oregon’s Automobili* connects
with all trains at Redmond
“Ozark King’
THIS STANDARD BRED REGISTERED PAC­
ING STALLION
W ILL M AKE THE SEASON
OK 1913 AT THE F O L I/)WING PLACES:
AT lit ( KI.KY'S HARN IN REDMOND. MON­
DAYS AND TI ES I) AYS OF KAUM WEEK.
AT III ( KI.KY'S ( LOYERDALE RAN( R ON
THURSDAYS «ni SATUDRAYS EACH WEEK
TERMS:
SERVII K.
$|0 FOR SEASON. CASH WITH
SEE BUCKLEY IIROTIIKRS.
W. J. IIUCKLEY, Moniti
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fair
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