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Get Vise to Real Bargains
Secure your winter s needs in men's, .women's and
children's wearing apparel: At less than the cost
of manufacture. Our time is limited, we must
close out this enormous stoc of seasonable mer
chandise, Regardless of Cost. Its a chance of
your lifetimeDon't Pass It' By. Note below a
few of the exceptional bargains we are offering:
Special Sale on all kinds of Blankets
Ladies' Kid Gloves
New assortment of ladies kid gloves, special sale $ 1 25 value
Ladies' Shoes
Special assortment of of Ladies' Shoes, just received, regular $3.50
$4.00 Patent Leather Shoes for
Special Sale Ladies' Dresses
65c
$1.85
2.15
$5.00 Dresses.
7.00 Dresses.
9.00 Broadcloths
12.00 Voilles
$1.75
2.15
. 2.45
4.75
Special Sale Misses' Dresses
$4.00 and $5.00 Skirts..
6.00 Dresses
Special Sale Men's Shoes
$U5
1.45
$3.50 Shoes
4.00 Shoes.
5.00 and $6.00 Men's High Topped Shoes.
2.50 Boys' Shoes .
3.00 Boys' Shoes .
$1.65
1.95
. 2.95
.95
.1.15
Look for the
RED SIGN
at the
Morris Bldg.
Pric
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Main Street
near
O C H O C O
BRIDGE
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ill Irrigation Project
Continued from page 1.
"howllug" wilderness bus been ho
great, through lock of transporto
tlon facilities,' that no private cor
poration could develop a project and
furnish the farmers with cheap
water.
The Central Oregon farmers have
for years been pleading with the
Government to develop this Crooked
River project, but so little progress
has been made that the Interior has
given up hope of receiving any bene
fit under a public reclamation plan.
This was one of the things that m-vm
pointed out to John F. Stevens,
, president of the Oregon Trunk, when
he made h's mysterious trip through
Oregon under the name of James F.
Sampson, last June and July. And
one of the first steps which the Hill
crowd took after they came out lu
the open was to lay plans for taking
the whole project over from the
Government and develop it us u,
private scheme.
- According to a man who Is close to
the Oregon Trunk and the Inland
Empire Company, the private project
will be" able to supply water to
200,000 acres of land at from S30 to
150 an acre, conveying to tho fanner
perpetual water-rights at that figure.
At $30 an acre, the scheme Involves
about fC.OOO.OOO and at 50 It will
Involve $10,000,000.
What method the Oregon Trunk
people will employ In cutting up
these tracts which have alrendy leen
acquired and which are held under
option and which are Iwing negoti
ated for, cannot le learned. The
price paid for some of the largos
tracts have run from $15 to $25 an
acre. Some of the tracts have cost
considerably more.
The gobblfng up of one-half the
townslte of Madras, with about
2000 acres of good agricultural and
fruit land immediately to the East, a
deal which was negotiated by Vice
President V. D. Williamson some
weeks ago, is taken to Indicate that
Madras Is to tte the terminus of the
Oregon Trunl for the time being. It
is a common point on both the De
schutes Railway (Harrlman) and
the Oregon Trunk, both of which
expect to reach there by the middle
of next Sumnier.
Rhode Island Reds for Sale.5
Rhode Island Ited Cockerels for sale; lay
ing strain; good table fowls; took first prize
in both school nnd general exhibit at the
Crook County Kair. Apply to Clarence I).
Rice, I'rincville, Or- o2t-3t
Stray Horse.
There came to my premises (several
months age, southeivit of I.ainontu, a sor
rel 2-year-olil mare Ixrandeil "33" on shoul
der. Owner can have same ly paying nil
expenses. (o21-3t) S. H. NIXJKS.
Buggy Upsets Into,
Irrigating Ditch
Charles ilindman of Sisters got his
collar bone smashed to smithereens
Inst Sunday forenoon when his team
became frightened at a motor cycle
on the grade just below Crooked
River bridge and left the road, roll
ing the buggy In which Mr. Hlndman
and his wife were riding, into the
big Irrigating ditch Just below.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilindman had start
ed to their home at Squaw creek
after attending the county fair, and
when they were on the grade met
Roy McCalllster on a motor cycle.
McCallister dismounted and Mr.
Hlndman started to drive past him
when the team made a lunge and
pulled the buggy out of the road
over, the edge of the grade, and the
rig upset and rolled Into the canal.
Mrs. Hlndman was not hurt more
than to receive some bad bruises,
but Mr. Hindman's colar bone was
broken Into a dozen pieces.
He was at once brought bock to
town and is at the home of Mrs.
George Stevens, his step-daughter.
Drs. Gray & Gray, the dentists
now at the Prlnevllle, are busy from
morning until night and will not be
able to get away from town for an
other week. '"PttrtUn having work to
bp (bine should call and make dates
ahead. o2l
Wind Up of Races
at the Fair Grounds
The racing events during Ilia lust
Uirtsa days of the Uir lr?w out larr
crowd. The rave wer none of tlioiu
clone, the winner, a a rule, tinuhlhg all
the. way from one to six daylights ahead.
The first contest on Thursday, was a
addle liorsu race, three eigh'a of a mile
for purs of t-V). It was won by Alex
lliatou'a home, Art Wursasilrr'
eecoml. Time ft)1.
Tha next waa the halt mile, which
wna won by Maine, with Colusa Roy
second and Evermore third. Time Wli
Purse $150.
la the mile dah the interest centered
in the com p native speed of Confederate,
flarlwr'a real race horse, and Yankee
Boy, the sorrvl horse brought Iiere from
Roisburg by the l'ixon boy. Con
federate won by about 00 ievt over
Yankee lloy and perhaps by ao doing
has effectually cleared up any doubt In
the minds of those alio thought the
sorrel could out run him. Maid of
Crook, young maro ow ned by Pick
Bigg also entered in this race. During
thii race Jockey Witsonou Yankee Bity,
claimed he waa being crowded Into the
rail by Confedorate and used his quirt
on Baber good paitof the way around
tha track. The trouble came near end
ing in a riot after the race, Wilson
was ruled of! the track for the rwt of
the meet. The time for the mile waa
1 and the purse was $iV).
The last race tor Thursday was the
two year old trot, which wan won by
one of Pick Biggs' youngster. Purse
$100.
On Friday the firt event was the
three and a half furlong race. Brandy,
Pilgrim Roee, Colusa Boy and Whiskey
Bill started, finishing in the order
named. Time 43. Purse $150.
In the mile and one-eighth. Confeder
ate, Yankee Roy and John II. started,
finishing as namod. Time 1 :5$. Purse
$400,
. On Friday the handicap rare failed t
fill and a consolation race was made up
for John II., Maid of Crook and Ever
more to compete for, over a five-eights
course. Thev finished in the order
named. Time 1 :05i,'. prM, j0.
This was followed by a two-year-old
trot for Crook county horses and was
won by Dick Biggs.
A squaw race, seven furtongs, was ar
ranged as an entertainment. There
were four entries, and the gray horse
wan.
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Thinks Grain Crop
Will Douhle
That Central Oregon will, within a
few years, double the cereal crop of the
whole Pacific Northwest is the belief of
Theodore B. Wilcox, president of the
Portland Flouring Mills. When opened
np by the railroads now building, an
immense acreage will be thrown open
to wheat raisers.
"In Central Oregon," said Mr. Wil
cox, "there are millions and millions of
acres of land which, uii1d I am greatly
mistaken in the nature of the toil, will
be excellent for grain growing- without
irrigation. Out of this vast territory
there must be at last 2,500,000 acres
available for wheat. There is as large
an acreage as is now in wheat in Oregon
and Washington. All that is needed to
open np this great territory is a rail
road and with two lines now entering
that section, it will be only a matter of
a short time before the country will de
velop. Nor will the increased yield re
duce prices. With such a condition of
affairs aa now exists, there is no danger
of lessened prices through the ex
ploitation of wheat fields In Central
Oregon."
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
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blood Red Kork CocktrilU which twill
sell after exhibiting at the fair next
week. Price $1.50 to 2. James Cram Jr
Lost About two weeks ago, geirt'f open
face 30-year gold tilled ca-e watch, Wal
tham movement. Suitable reward for
return to W. Frank l'etett. oH-tf
For Rent Furnished or unfurnished live
room house in rrincville. Apply at this
office. olt-tf
Shorthand, Typewriting, IJook-keeping
J. 8. Fox, Prineville, Or. Prepared to
do all kinds of clerical work. Waled
in office of M. It. DiKK- ol4
PURE Bcotch Fife seed wheat for sale by
Jesse Windom, Culver. 3(Mtp
Bucks for Bale Delaine Bucks for sale, of
the Hamilton strain; will beat Prine
ville on October 15, 1900. Hamilton A
Campbell. oU-3w
Smoke nothing but cigars made by Prlne
vllle Cigar Factory. Just received some
new Havan Tobacco for the Htorkmnnu
Best Cigar 2 for 28 cts. Try um.
BIDS WANTED By order of the county
eourt of Crook county, I am authorized to
advertise for seventy cords of 4-foot Juni
per wood to be delivered prior to Decem
ber 15, MOO, and to lie corded lor measure
ment as follows: 20 cords on the Crook
, County High Bchool lot and 60 cords on
the Crook County Courthouse lot. All
bids to be left with the county clerk by
November 1, 1U09. The court reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Wabkkm Bbown, County Clerk.
Professional Cards,
C, S3ru T ,
fteal CsiaU
Office with Geo. W. Barnes
Printmiltt, - - Ortyon
Ckat. J. Cdmard Jf. SP. Sittknap
Zftelknap & Gd wards
iPkytieiant and Suryton.
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Prinfitlt. Ortyon.
PIJSI
Quality
I what the cartful buyer in
vesligates when urcIiUHing jew
elry or watchm.. We stand be
hind the quality ol everything
we sell we guarantee it to bo of
the quality we represent it to ho
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prineville, Oregon
Property for Sale.
11)0 aciei of Kt land for sal at a
bargain. On account of my health I
must live In a dilTmrnt climate, ill
liHe ot my lioldiuirs In tracts to ami
'iiivi'iiwr. rinn sums location, ror
ntlli.'i. Iitfitmtttlliilt litittllMftt Ibis iiltli
or addrors John Iavin, Paulina, Or 7 -IfO
Statement of Resource and Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At tho close el basinoo Sept. 1, 1909
UrSOt RCK 14AHI1JTIK
linens and rHaeouttU t3f.W M capital Htork t KMrtJ 09
Vutlnl Hlnte Bonds.. ..... IS.SO0 00 Hurplua and undivided pronts V 3t
lUnk romlsra ).- !J ctroulatkm ." 00
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(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIOLE,, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month t
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
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First Class Meals 25c and Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Tarrying
lt'ui orw, etc.
a choice selection of fine candy, cigars, oratigen,
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t'lllliil Hlnlra IjiiiJ Oltlw, Tli tHtl lr, On.
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tlii (iiitiil(ioii.r iidtis Hi'IipimI I Mini ittl-.
uitilrr iMivlliit tif Aot if ritiianHMi sp.
prmi-d Jiiiii- 7, I'tihllc- Nu. S wswilt
iniT hi iniiiiiii ml loins nigh.-.l iiHMrr, hi
lo. ifMi'oltM-k a. in .mi ilm mill iIhv itr Novi m
lirr, IK"s, nrt. Ml llila i.ll'i-., Ih Mlimliis:
irxi't ir Intnl. to ll: K',N4, Hf, H,lp.
I.' H. It. lit K. W. M.
Ativ iN'raoiia rial lulus' sl.vrtwlv IIm slsivc
ilt-M-riiM'it InotU stv stlvtitt ttt ni tlirir
L-lnlniH, or utili-rlloiis, utt ur,lx(tr I ho tlsy
itlMivx iIi .IiukUhI for -dIi-.
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I SHIPP& PERRY
S PRINEVILLE, OREGON
EbTsfeiilpJnpJrriirlr
Shingles, Moulding Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
0. JtyJ.
Physician anJ Smryom
Calis Answkkkp I'aoarri.r AT ob Nkiht
Orricc Onb Door HoirrH or A damson's
1)buu Htokr. Both office n resj
(Iuikid ttiluphoiies.
Printoill:
Ortgon
G. L. VERNIER.
Attorney-at-Law
Will practice In all tlio Courts.
Ofllcc next door to Dr. Uosnbcrg',
l'rlni'Vllle, Orotcou.
(ffjt 6. firink
?f" ttret, !Prinoill, Ortgon.
ft. Cllioit,
jftiornty-al-jCam
Printmitlt,
SPAytitian and Surgrton .
Callt mmtmtrttl promptly tay tr miffAf
Vfrmt fwf mis tmM Tfpi9tmm'a
Prinftltt, Ortgon,
ffiftrntjat-jCam ,
!Printillt, Ortgon
W. A. HELL
Attoincy-ut-Law
Prineville , - OrpRtin
li. F. SWOPE
Attorney at Law
I'RINKVII.LK, , OKRHOW
Horses for Sale.
A few broken and unbroken liorses fo.
for mile from It fit) to llfHI In weijflit. For
r.t.n.uv t..r..v...iit..i imtnii-M fWr I liVun..
Ortyen.mn, Prinevillo, Ore, 8-lU-lm "
Ntttles of l lltul Svttltlllsllt.
NotU- Is liitrvby glvim by tlis titular.
Ii:nt'il, tits rsm'titrli uf lit lart will atnl
(tnineiil of Aloxnmlcr Krlftttt, tlwrasiHl ,
Hint, site lias iiiaila anil lllvil with I lis
county elsrk lir Html arvtmiitliiK or- lirr
itiliiiliilsttiitliin ul salil sols lo atnl ths t'onri
h rt Moiiitny, tlio 1st uny of Niinl'r,
Itsrl, t U o'i'liit'k III tlis lort'tHMiii al tli
(toimly ooiirt tiKiin In I'rinsvllls, Ori'Ktm,
ii inr time ntio pini-9 tor nvarina inn
i tlliuK ll lliial tfouiiltoK. Al wlilrli
time ulul 'lu , any pcrooi intemlnl In
hi. I -it mtiy aH-ar anil ohjfi-l lu sabl
linnl SM-oiiiitiiiv.
Uutnl (Ins XM tlay of K. plrtnlH-r, lis.
KMsassth r'aiKxn,
K xH-nlrl of will of Alrsaiiiirr Kiirml, dr
rcuxpil.
Not tea of Final SattWmant.
Noln l hi-n liv f Ivrn Hint lbs Ull.lrrlin-i1
hits SIimI Ills niml iwshiuiii m ailiiiliillmlir
ortliHmlnliMir M II, tHirrfttKit, tlwuaril, mill
ut llii mliitn tit luirrsnw Hrolltrni. wild Hm
miin'v ili-ilt of t'rtaik nuiiHy, iil of rt
(on. still Hi" Court ItHS anl Momlsy, III llrsl
itny of Novviulirr, lttl, at llio dour of I
o'riiN-it In th nirvntMiti: as thv tint Sir lnMr
Ins sslil lltiiil ivhiiiL snd any liltloii
I lotl may Ih louile Ibcrvlii, siul titr iiiaklua
hii ottlff tif flnnl M'tltttiipitl of Mlit rf Hie,
1 Hill . I tlil lotU ily o( M. i.i-lnl-r IS1".
J. 1. IHlKIIANI'K,
Ailitiltilalrnlorif IlivsalaJv of H. II. Ikirrsur
iln-rHvtl, Mini of tin- pitrliiprlilp ratals of
Ikirtsniv llrtts.
NtttU's to Creditor.
Kothv la liirrly(lwn Inst tit umlirals nrd
has Imvii pattttiiil Hiliolnlatnilrta of tli
iiMtl .if Jnomhi M. Hautlllon. ilmwil, amt
all rriu linvlna rlalnta acnlnal awlil alnt
an' lu ri-l.y rmiolrvil hi prnaritt lit asms, duly
v.-rldi-d, o an lit tulmlhlalrnlrt at III law
nut of M. K. Ilrlnk.al Hrtiwtlllr, Onton,
wllhlnU itionl ha front llivtlalvuf III II rl
lliil'lliiillon of this oollc.
laili il niid plllillalnil flrat 11111 Mrplvtilla'r
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Hpivpla Hamilton,
A'tmluMrulrlx nf th raUl of Julian M.
Ilauitium. tli-oaiHl
Notice for PublnaU'n.
(Nut r.ml land)
IVpartniptil of lh Inlrrlor.
I'. H. Ind lillti- at Tli lill-a, Orron,
K...ti ioi r SI, iuut.
Kolhw Is In n lr lvn that
I rlil K. Ilohwrnxl,
of lrlnfvllU oirMun. who tm aHvtnlwr S.
NVJ, niml Ihiioi-.1i atl tuilry Ni. IIN7I, (arrlui
Nil..':ilif"t h' N Slut N'tHttt.. ar
lown.tilp 14 a, rans 17 , W.M., ha niml n
llw of luli-nllon lo nmkr final flv-yar pnaif,
lomlitlitlhh claim to tltv land ahuv tlr4'rllail,
In for urr. n Hrown, roiinlv wrk.al lila
otPi-v nl I'llurvlllr, (rsoii, on tits till day of
N.iv. iiiU-i. i urn.
Clnliuanl itantpa aa wtlnas:
Tlioiima Iw hi mint, Kred Himuil, Frank Hay
nml Militant II. klikliani. all of rrlurvlllv,
Onvon.
a'li C. W. MuoBR, Bralalrr.
Notks fur PublUatioa.
Nut cwl land,
Ik'pnrtini'nt of th Inlailor.
U, H. Uittd Ufrii-, Tlis Dnllxa, Orrcnn.
Wtituhcr S, ilSW.
Nollr Is hi-rrhy ln that
J -! C. Ilrls. fornwrly Jarob Mlkkplaon.
of I'rlnsvlllifi. ilnnon, who on April I", l",
iiiihW lMoiii l.-ait rtilrr (wrliil No. I'X'Jl No.
IJIV, for HK' aivl Ion M. township ta aoutli,.
runsi' 14 axl, W, M., lis Qtml noth' uf Intrn
t Ion to tusk final nvv-vear proof, maiil.
Huh clulm Ui the land abovs iliwrtlaMl, lwlor
Warrt-n Itrown, rotinly clnrk, at hla offliai ut
rnnrvlll, Uk'Soii.uii lb 17 III day of Nuvm
lar, l".
I lulinant nnmrs as wllnpasra;
KlHitaon A. Ituaai'tuf Fowll llutt, Orraon,
f'harlra 1). Hwanaon, J. Alvln Hlgga, KUrt
(I. Hiulth, nil ul I'rlnnvlll. Onion.
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Vital Treatment
DR. A. W. CRATER
Itooin ft, lNtudxlr Hotel, lYIncvlll, (Ire
For Irrigated Farms
and Fruit Lands
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I SADDLERY!
IN THK
DESCHUTES VALLEY
ji WRITS
JONES LAND CO
Redmond, Oregon
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j For a slock saddle, ladies' )
3 aslride saddle, chaparcjos, Q)
Q bils, spurs, lap robes, harness $
5 oi all kinds, horse blankets, c
elc, call on
1 4. W. B00NE
0 Prineville, Oregon
SECOND - HAND
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All Kinds of Goods .
Bought and Sold
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