TllK
THl'ItHD \)
RKPMONl» HPOKKSM AS
h kit
FOR THE APPROACHING HARVEST
DRILLS
Binders, Mowers and Hay
Rakes
BEAR IN MIND THAT WE
STOCK OF DRILLS
A LS O CARRY A FULL
THE CELEBRATED VAN BRUNT
AND THE SUPERIOR.
W E WISH TO REMIND YOU THAT WE CARRY IN
AT ANY TIME W HEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
STOCK PEERING AND JOHN DEERE BINDERS, DEER-
IMPLEMENTS, CALL ON US. CONSULT US
INC,. DAIN AND ADRIANCE MOWERS. EITHER 41* OR
GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF MANY
5-FOOT
PERIENCE.
CUT;
MILWAUKEE,
DEERING
AND
JOHN
WE W ILL
YEARS OF E X ­
DEERE HAY RAKES OF ALL SIZES.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF REPAIRS CARRIED
FOR ALL THOSE MACHINES
*1
BRING IN YOUR LIST
OF REPAIRS FOR ANY MACHINE MADE.
HOW
WE KNOW
Binder Twine
AND WHERE TO GET THEM FOR YOU THE
QUICKEST
W A Y.
PROMPTEST
ATTENTION
GIVEN
REMEMBER. W E SELL THE PLYMOUTH. KNOWN
THOSE ORDERS.
THE WORLD OVER AS THE BEST BINDER TWINE
MADE.
AND GOES FURTHER.
Plows and Plow Shares
REMEMBER,
WE
CARRY
THE
FAMOUS
DEERE PLOWS— THE BEST ON EARTH.
OF THEM— WALKING
AND RIDING.
JOHN
FULL LINE
EVERY
COSTS NO MORE THAN THE INFERIOR KINDS
HARDWARE
PLOW-
GUARANTEED TO GIVE ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION.
CALL ON US WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW’ LINE, BOTH WALKING AND
HARDWARE.
RIDING.
BUILDING
MATERIAL.
SHELF
OR
HEAVY HARDWARE WE GOT THE G ooPS AND GOT
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF CHILLED AND STEEL
THE PRICE.
SHARES KEPT IN THIS TERRITORY.
J
ALFRED MUNZ, Redmond, Oregon
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR
S. D. FOX & CO.
K A I I . K O . t l M A M » O T I I M t S o K K K .l t
r ill/ K S KUK T H E KVKVT
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
The sermon then runtlnued along physical. menUzl and > .ll| H
the following lines
First. The true lure
We must
noi MU I
church Is composed of vitalized mem- Fourthly, S o m e o f the ! . Itagli
hers, secondly, a divine energy oper difficult steps will thrill « ki I
(Continued from 1st page)
ales tu scrumpllsh their rhrlstlan lion and anxiety The
JÊ
character, thirdly. It la an Imperative Kemble and Whittier Were t a J
dure In the Washington and Port­ duty to achieve the advance o f our lonnertlon
“
land markets, hot preferred to buy
In thl* section as they considered the
produrt* raised here the beat
Here Is a chance for the farmer
and market gardener to put on their
thinking rap and look the altuatloi
over
Mr Miller will gladly furnish
Information In detail to anyone desir­
ing same In regard to this matter
RAILROAD IS
BUY Y 0 U R 1
l’uro !<ard.
Arttrlm
Are
l'*eful
anil
Will
Homo ( iirod Ham* and Macon
at homo and koop tho money
in circulation horc.
He
Appreciated hy T h o w
W Infilili; Tin-in
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
(Continued from 1st page)
Hotel Redmond Bar
Buckley’s Transfer
I. A. Buckley, Prop.
Phone No. 906.
Draying and Heavy Hauling.
ARTIFICIAL ICE
ST RICTLY PUKE A R T IF IC IA L ICE D E L IV E R E D TO ANY PAR T
OF THE CITY IN ANY QUANTITY.
JOURDAN & SON
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Redmond, Prineville and Sisters
Passenger and Express Stage* Daily
REDMOND. OREGON
The Third Annual Redmond Po­
tato Show and Fair, to be held here
October 23. 24 and 25. promise* to
lie an Important event in the county.
Thla year the premium committee
ha* eliminated the rattle prize* and
added flower*, culllnary exhibit* and
Increased the prize* on other ex­
hibit*.
Special prize* that will he
given by railroad* and other* are
a* follows:
Great Northern Railway For the
36 largest and be*t potatoes, any
variety, silver loving cup
Oregon Trunk Railway— For the
largest and beat display of dlfTerer*
varieties of potatoes, not le*« than
one crate o f each, open to all grow-
era, 8-day Seth Thomas
bronze
clock, value $85.
O.-W. R A N. C o — For the beat
general exhibit of
farm
products
grown by an Individual exhibitor,
open to all farmers fh Crook county:
First prize, one John Deere 50-tooth
harrow; one John Iteere 5-tooth
cultivator.
Second prize, one 1 4 -
Inch plow; one combination cultiva­
tor.
Above prize* valued at $50.
Third prize, $5 In cash.
For the best bushel o f potatoes,
any variety. $20. by F H. Stanley of
the Central Oregon Irrigation Com-
I pany.
It I* expected that the Northern
| Pacific Railroad will offer a substan-
tlal prize for nome part o f the ex­
hibit. to be specified later.
IIAMJI KT TO WISH KKItV
IIOIII1H AT Tl 41A I/O P K O J E t T
Miss Fern Hobbs, secretary to the
governor, and probably the highest
salaried woman In the state, draw­
ing a salary o f $3,000 annually, was
given a banquet at the Tumalo Pro­
ject last Friday evening by members
o f the engineering staff. Mis* Hobbs
was at the project In the Interest of
the governor,
and
It stated tho
governor arrived there Saturday to
Inspect progress o f the work.
Redmond Market
this offer In a short time.
To the newcomer In Redmond or
this section the Redmond Hank of
Commerce I* recommended as an In­
stitution that will help them In their
effort to make a home— will extend
every assistance possible to make
them prosperous, happy and c o n ­ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
tented.
HKIlMOAi ••liMAIV
J. B. ROE, I’roprirtor
j Through Night Train Dailv
(Communicated I
*
On Sunday morning at the Presby­ ♦
EACH " WAY
'v 1 i i IIKTWKEN
r.n u .K X
terian church, the pastor. Rev F T
llarrey, discoursed on "Idlers, or
Working Out o f Christian Ifestlny."
The text being 2 Phil.
12-13,
"W ork in g Out Your Own Salvation,
for It I* Ood That Worketh In you."
President McCormick o f Chicago,
was quoted that there la a great
problem, not only with paupers snd
vagabonds, but there are 2,000 Idle
rich who sit around hotels, over­
fed. doing no good to anybody, not
even to themaelvea. and these Idle
rich are en route to the scrap pllo
of wanton waste
Dr McClellan o f New York a a v*!
that much mental potentiality Is un­
used; there is a large amount o f ,
untrained and unserviceable man­
hood and womanhood.
To Central I »regen Point,
After the destruction o f Jerusalem
From C en im i (»regen Peint*
l<eave P o rtla n d ..
In the year 70 A !>.. the activities
• T o tip m l.eave lle n d ..........
. 8 :3ft F *
Arrive Madraa . .
of the Apostle* Shifted from the land
• * *° • ■
"
Hwarhutea
. n 44 P •
of David and Elijah to Macedonia
Metollus .,
• 15 a. in
. * ID P •
Redmond .
and South Europe, the home* »f
”
C u l v e r ___
* 28 a m
Terrebonne
. » 24 P •
Plato. Plutarch and Socrates Phllllpl
Terrebonne
• 7 « » a m
10 02 p. •
C u i ver . . .
being a colonial city and the seat
Redmond .
• 7 23 a. ra.
of one of the early vigorous churches
Metollua , ,
.1 0 :2 0 P •
”
Desi
h
ii tea
• * 43 a. m
Paul commends and urge* them to
. |0 :3 0 p ■
Madraa . , ,
”
l l e n d .........
8 tut a in A rrlve Portland . .
utilize their spiritual eneigy and ful­
. 8 I u a. *
fill their Christian career o f useful
•'«nneetlon. » . d e
Portland lo and from W l l l . m . t . . V a l «
nssa snd dignity.
After the last great American elec­
• ° "n .
nini*. Spokane. Montana. Colorado and eaalern pota»
tion. President Wilson modestly ,|,
d a r e d the event
was not one of
or b ? M , ‘ rnd
" * * «• "•
fornlshed on appi., ..M i
triumph, but of dedication to n na
tlonal task
So the Christian Is mili­
It II rw/' o K"
Prelghl and Paaaenger Age«»
tant and agresslve. not yet triumph
H- H C R O Z IK H . Assillarli Cenerà,
ant
A divine energy Is Imparted to
give momentum to further opera
Ilona.
. . . t4
” KA,K° U
««Jmond. Oregon.
j Central Oregon Portland
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