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The Redmond Spokesman
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Extracts from a Piary.
their warehouse.
l*ul.U»hcd every Thumday l>y
H. II AC. I . r u MIR
THK ID EA L PL A N
A slam at this section of the
state, holding it up •* saturatisi
s u b s c r ip t io n k a i l s ;
with vice, as someof the reform­
Strictly in Advance
are doing, i* mighty bad
One year,
$1 So t hree montKa. MV ers
Six month*.
7f> Single roptea, .’*■ policy, and furthermore it is un
Al*\ KKTISIN«; RATES made known true. Nowhere in the stale esn
VT N R I'M O M «, OSKUON
“ After having a hank account at the Redmond Rank of
Commerce for several months. 1 am convinced l have struck
the ideal way to save money.
" I deposit every pay day. I am not tempted to spend
foolishly. I can have my money if 1 really need it. It is
earning four per cent interest. The interest is added to the
principal each si\ months. I do not have to worry al<out los­
ing either interest or principal. The bank is accommodation
and on several occasions has given me some excellent advice.
I have saved more in a few months than in all the rest of my
life.
Many of ray friend* have started bank accounts. If any
one asks me the best way to save. 1 say:
THE W A Y TO S A V E -
HAVE A B A N K ACCOUNT WITH
REDMOND B AN K OF COMMERCE
Capital, $2."),000.00
STOVES
upon application
Make all money* payable and addrr«» t|,atl ,j.jbt here at Redmond.
Palmer. Kedmond. Oregon
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The grand jury that recently
Kilter,-.! ax »eoond >•!*«« matter Juo
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It. ISI<* at the P.etom .e at K«xlm«in»t. con clu disi its st*ssionS St I fin e
Oregon, uinter the A ct oí Mch. X ISM ^
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# v r r y ^ „ „ ^ l e View o f
mended that incona»nited cities
run their municipalities them
selves and not call ill the help of
It seems that nearly everytime
the countV .»thcials.
Always Digging I p
there is a mud hole in u county
road within twenty miles of Red-
And now that Redmond ha* a
morid the citizens here are asktxl
daily tnun service the next mi
to oontrilmto money to repair th«1
portaut thing to get is a direct
same. And the eiti/ens dig tip
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tram mail service and do «way
the coin
It looks as if the conn-
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with the antiquated service th*t
tv. with the high taxation that is .
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tiss«"*sevl against the twnple. ,
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the past five years,
would t*e in a i>osttioii to do her
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own improving o f roads. The
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A good dairy run on business
Redmond |vople have been dig
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principles would be a good avwt
ging up for the post two years ’
for everything and anything that 1
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came along, and some of them
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are getting somewhat tired of verti!,.ng occupies in this news
going down into their jeans for
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spondulicks that by all rights the thf. thoU|rhu of thi,
countv should contribute toward
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putting the roads into passable
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Meeting o f the
Juni|HT C ircle
Oil Famine Here
Everything in Hardware and
Farm Machinery
E. MAHER
The South 6th St. Hardware Man
A meeting o f the JunipxT Read
inK
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Circle
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was nrm
heltl Wexlnesd*)
runi^um
a, th,. ho,TW of \IrK W It
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m «.t of the club mem
It is verv seldom there is
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famine of anything in Redmond.
but the hrat of the week there
was a gasoline and kerosene
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famine in the city. Merchants
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who deal in these commodities
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had been waiting for the arrival
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Oi l W l . r fr,,jrt,t h-r,. . » d for
a day or *> lhe » » y e a r u c l«
bers Uung present, the topic
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for the afternoon s discussion
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was
huroiwun Influence on
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Japan.
Mrs. Merrick read an
in„ . r, . „ mk. ,w .r
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BwUh»m «.th Chna-
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Br°®'. had a large consignment of
gasoline at Opal City for delivery
here, but the Jones warehouse
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people there let the w hole con-
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signment go to outside imrties.
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In some instances it was neces-
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sary here to hold up automobdes
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and pan handle small quantities
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of gasoline from them for im-
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tianity, ami showed the influence
of M h wlijlion,
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||f(> am, charact, r Mrm> Nof.
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wood spoke of the results uin.n
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Japan of her i*»licy of seclusion,
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the literary development and
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growth of imperialism. A short
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social session followed the literarv
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program, and the club adjourned
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to meet Nov. Mth at the home of
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Mrs. J. A. Norwood.
The merchants and business
I-allies’ calling cards, the lat­
men of Redmond are working est style cards arid type, pnnt.sl
along lines to settle up this sec­ to resemble copj»er plate print at
tion of the county, and do not The Spokesman office.
take it with a good grace when
an outside "reformer’ ’ rushes in­
R ea l F a t a l* T ra n s fe rs
to print and states through the
kr.lmofkl Towrnxltr Co. to
Portland pajiers that the county
Hannah M Uibtm, r j lot, I, 2, ;|, 4
is “ saturated with vice*’. Such blk 46, Ki-linon.l, »_■ t\.
a statement is a lie on the face
K.
HufTman. kit I, blk 12. Kr>|.
of it, and does much to injure «non*!. $2«<l. alao lota S and fi. 1,1k ij«,
Krdmotxl, I'U'xi.
thv settlement of the county.
A railroad company believes in
doing things. When they want
water for their road they get it,
even if they have to dig a well
«low n several hun«lred feet. That
is what the Oregon Trunk line is
going to do here. I f cities would
conduct their business somew hat
along the same lines that a rail­
road company «l«»es the question
of public utilities would sooner
be solved.
Cafe Royal
Sixth and F street*
JAS DOUGHERTY. Prop’r
carries in stock
the
that are handled in all
first-class cafes.
is Terrebonne. At least that is
the way the railroad has it.
BEN GÖTTER
Contractor and Builder
Plans, Specifications and Estimates furn­
ished ror all clases of buildings.
Office one block east of Jackson's Hardware Store,
M iM-rllan.-<m«
Joa N. Huntrr, el al to I.. K S a ift,
k,t
blk 1«, It. ml.
Mra. K. M. Jcmea, et al to K. A
Catea, w t lota *, |o. ||, 12, |,|g jg,
Ke'lfTHSKt,
An adequate use of the cl.issi
fled columns w iil sell even “ slow
selling” real estate— for the ow n
ers of slow-selling pn>|terty un­
usually slow to advertise.
n o t ic e co r p u b l ic a t io n
Department o f the Interior, If. s
land oltire at The liall.-a, 1 Ir.-eon 0 , 1
oln-r l|, 1911.
Notice ia hereby given that (i Hu
Ib drnond is getting to be a city
lart It lair, of Opal « ity. Oregon who
of lodges and secret on I ers. There on Auiruat IHth, ISIft. made homeatead
five lodges here now and another N0.07.IOS. for *e|aw|. aertlon 17 and
x|nw|. a.-, lion Ji, townahlp I I
on«- s<s»n to lie organized, as fol­ ne|nw|,
•*o„M., rang. |.| . axI Willamette merid
lows: Knights of P y th ia s . Aineri lan baa III..I notice o f intention to
tnak.. linal rominulation nr.aif to <-a
can Yeomen, Fraternal Broth«*r- . taldiah
claim to th. Ian.1 aU.ve .|.-w.-nl.
ho«Hj. Woodmen, Brotherh«iod of .xl. 1-fore I I*. Hewitt. |r. s. comm la
athia..m <e al K.-dmond, Ore
Owls, and a Masonic order will ansier,
gon. on lh»* 17th day o f NovernlM-r, l!«||
« lairnant nam.-a aa wltneaaea
lie installc«! in the near future.
W i II imiii ItalHlon, Hairy |l..an, |M,th
o f «tj.al « ity, Oregon, l/nna l.umlik.
You will n«#w l«e safe in sen«l- of « ulv. r, Oregon. Walter Kul.l. ,,f
IC«*»lrriofwl, Oregon.
ing mail to Hillman aildressed to
« W. Moore, Kegiater
rirat pul,In ation Oct. 12-Nov. :»
the new name of the town which
LEADING BRANDS
OF GOODS
R edm ond
( urrica 11 Complete Stock «>f
Lumber and Hu tiding Mat(r^
Rustic amt 1 Siding
Flooring. Headed Ceiling
Re,'.monti. Oregon, Nov. 2, 11*11 the situation when they recom­
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If you are going to need any kind
of Stove this fall and winter it
will pay you to see me about this
matter. I have all kinds and can
satisfy you.
Lumber i'urd
„ mort, |aw abiding city t* fountl
m is to
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all <v>mnmniratioii
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K. C. I M M ELK'
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
Department o f the Interior U S
land ottlce at The Dallea. Oregon (JeUe
1 s t lith. K ill.
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Notice la hereby given that John O.
The Bend council has awaktrn-
V''.r’
w**». '>•> June
«■«1 sufficient to buy GOO feet more •rt^ lilO , “ rniiil«*
Nr» (JfKM#
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of fire hose for the fire d e t r i ­ for n) »ej, and awi ae*, aec. .in
range IS, eaat Willamette men’
ment there. It is the old story •uuth
dian, baa filed notice o f intention to
of “ l«*cking the stable d«K>r after make final commutation proof, to ea-
tabliah claim to the laml ,1 k «,,. dewr.le
the horse is stolen.”
.-«I. before I. |>, Hewitt, II. S. C o m .
miaaioner. at Ida office at Redmond
Oregon, ,m the 24th day o f November!
Re«lmon«l will sure enough lie
( lairnant namea aa wltneaaea-
a shipping point fo r freight for
Prineville merchants, The Red­ Lancelot llobba, John || Ib.a,.
mond I,uml«er & Pr«sluce Co. has o W v eT -
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K'-glater.
a contract with thirty-one mer-
r irat publication Oct. l » Nov. Is.
All kinds of Koni^h and Finish Lumk
le t me figutv with you on )<>u: ■ ,-\t
Itiniber bill.
Katiniates fun i dp J
free fot all c l a i v » uf Isulding
Vards on l iith Si. between C and II sir«i
/»/»ont*
fin i
RBDM ONO,
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Jos. H . Jackson
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“(juick M eal" and “ l niversal Kao*
“0. V. H.” Scwinji Machines
“ The M otor" and “ A dam s" Wash»
Carborundum T in i I (ìrinders
Oliver Plow s, Canton I’ltms
Peter Schüttler anti other First-class
Lines of Wagons
A T COST.
and all kinda of Fint-rlifo*
HAßDWAßE
COME AND SEE ME
Joseph H. Jackson, ReH
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(Book & 6
H U A I. E S T A T E
H ctil lis ta te tin d (Bity ¡ )ntpct^
O t f ì c c n v .t r I t .m h o í U o rn n tv rce
W arren & Woodward
Civil Kiigineers
IRRIGATION. SUBDIVISION. LAN D
r.Htimateh Furnished un Power Pianti«.
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SURVEYS
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Rooms i & 6, Hank of ( «immerre Hld<., P. 0. B«u 2fi0 UKIlMOfl
Of Course
AVe carry the Heat of 4‘verything in our l'nf-
H ay 9 Grain, G round
Flour, W ood and
P o u ltry F o o d
Redmond Feed & Fuel C<