Il l'KHDA Y. A l d i MT 14. 1»13
TDK
K'ieiy Directory
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Monday
v ia llln a
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la
oor-i .il* Invlied
ii a K h M I i C 0
W K Vomi«. K ul l< A H
T. K Hlmpaon, who haa a fina
placa adjoining tha all» on tha weal,
hua ralaad a fina crop of all klnda
o f «rain ihla »aar
Mr Hlmpaon la
fariuln« lila placa on aclrutmr prin­
cipia* and «allliiK «ood maúlla.
D ii I. II. Manir Abstract Co.. Inc.
t »iiiplvt« Irai t I I » l o i « * ami pho-
All klnda uf muKualnaa for aala at
|D| tphlc copies of Crook county
Ih « liadiuoud Pharmacy
Slf
rae rila
Counir mapa and Ulna
prl. Una Prlrt** III*. Or~«oii
N II Elliott, tha ««all known auc-
l Ion aar of Tarrabouna, arlad Ilia Al
I t i i n N i'u ik N r i i K m . i i .
malar aala Ibara laat week and aa
T I I K H iiM K t»F
curad «ood prb aa for Iba good*
M ill i M i I ' I I T I I I M
----- of T Z P . lilu r r *
I hangc«
M.\ r i l i l i l í , M M i l i . I l I.Hit l l
ami T i l l U H l i l l .
lir a i l U » Nilón H»U«r.
Mr*. 1. II. W|Hirk*. Prop'r.
H IM .l(i> I I I T IM E • l i l i »
Orrgou Trunk
l»allr
Tr In arrlvaa from nurlli
7 Siam
K l u arrl«ca from aoutli
') tu pm
O IV U A N
Daily
T r In arrive» from north
7 Ul p m
^ k l u arrltoa from aoulli
a u I a m
II I I A I 'K o L . A «r n l
m i Pili » n i : h u í itn
Í»»lly , alrapl Hulula», U a lu lo
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|llindar. « lo » a ni . & lo 7 p m
l i m T i i n ii i: l l u l H h
■ l u l l i airapI Hunda», X lu a ni
to «• p ni
■ n <1 Ildar. » lo * a m
luallpd Bol later than * I E>
p . Il l
« I I I I***«* hnlp un Illa lilshl
train «oina north
J W MIIUIIK. P M
(IASSIFIKD COLUMN
C Partin. Mlaa Partin and Mlaa
Nalaon ara «lalilu « liara from Hum­
illar I .aka.
I -at ua do »our liait ordar o f Job
prlutln«
lll« h
«rada
work
and
prima aatlafaclory. Tha Itadmoud
H|Hik>Himun
Tha aacond aummar union rhurrh
aar» lea will ha hald al tha I'reahy-
larlan church nail Hunda» atanln«
An Inalrutnantal and aon« aar*lea
will atari al 7 lu
Mr»
W. II
llohba will alu« a aolu Praachlli« h»
Ha»* llar «a » ami I «orna
Tha Itadmoud Pharmacy baa lha
» « â n e » bora for lha Portland Orego-
ulan. w hara (ha papar cao ha had
luial ttalurday Mr and Mra O A
lira.liny and Mr and Mra llratnobar
auload to luí Pina
Hay Colburn and hla brolhar uf
Ihla i lly, rn antly want lo IVaahlu«
ion. near Tacoma, where lhay hr*a
•ecu re. I « imm I poaltlons
A<1 1 ni I laamanla puMlahed lindar
H a liaail al oua raul a anrd for
^■h
Inaartlon
No advarllaauianl
Al tha Praabytrrlan church nail
|B> tai) for laaa than I . ratita
Ur Hunda y foranoan lha topic will b>*
■ t i from oui of lo a u muai Inform
Tha K * d o f Hln. lha Fully o f lia
I
hoa man» laauaa tha ad la lo
Non liarosnllton."
O i l " f l " * n ..1,1.1« Ii.i.l t„.
ompanlad hr raah
ludíala and
Tha Itadmoud Pharmacy haa tha
iraa count aa «torda
a«ancy hara for tha Portland (>m«o-
h m h a i .i»:
nlan, w liara tha papar ran ba had.
-
OiiP gtN>i) t r a m hur»
7 )rarm
Hamual H McCaw of North Yakl
liKlulrc X.
&M
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ma. l l n . a t.an her In that city, wo*
‘ ■ M i l k c o m and helfvr o h u for
hara l*at wank un hla way lo lha \YII-
■ r
or tradr
Apply to Kmlmotid tatuada Valla» «1« lha McKantla
^Lrkal
Paaa
In apaakln« of Ihla rout try
" O f all Ilia loa n *
■ U n a «pan of inula* 6 »aara old. Mr McCaw aald
^ K l « h l al~.nl I Inn aai h
Enquire at on Ilia roula I ha*a Ira«alad, from
North Yakima to Hand. Hadmoml
^ K d m o n d Hank o f Commarra 1 1 1
haa lha beat outlook for advance-
Ham h and Irani for Bala Inquire
niant In mallty «aluna In lha paar
Hpokaaman ottica
b llf
futura ”
-
S r * high arada blrrrla. never ua-
llaaaonable. Call at Hpokaaman
Im.llaa’ rallln « card*, lalaat alyl*,
al Tha Hpokaaman ortica.
T u T ICI OK
C F Hanlon of Han Franrlaro. a r­
rómpanla.! by hla wife, maid and
drl«ar. arrliad lu-m Monday n!«ht In
a bl« Winion tourln« car on hla way
lo lha I'ucai Hound country
Mr
Hanlon la an old nawapapar man,
foru.nrly on lha Han Franrlaro Ex-
■ Mmlarn 7 room
houaa. rollerai a
amlnar, hut now prnprlalor of tha
ft«
aul. porralaln plumhln«.
a Tn< hau Ta*nrn. lha awnltaral cafa In
far*
a ttra rli«*
and
• omfortabla
Han Franrlaro
In».- l » a l . | In T*, «un» on . ..rn.-t
|t.-. bl... k a ............. linn
\l ni l
All klnda of ma«a«lnra for aala al
»■In for ranch In »Irlnlty of Had lha Kadmund Pharmacy.
Stf
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M Patlaraun. Oaklaud Hla-
»n. Tacoma. IV n
411
Ehret llroa ara adtarllaln« a rloa-
■ HiliKln bll««y. al li« In bar lin a *. « I i(i,|
I »ear old maro, «rulla, wall brukn,
» • «h t bntwann 1000 and 1 1 0 0 . and
• baa«'» hack lo Irada for ho«a J II
Pi t. limai liar. Hadmoml
Uf
Mi l l M . I . W M I I M
-w
■ Hp..hnamaii
I f - Ita
r|i»»«lfl.d ad* hrln«
try lham
don't coat much
SPOKESM AN
111 « out aala o f (hair alork of «ooda
preparatory lo rumovln« from lha
city to anothar location
LYNCH & ROBERTS
THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES and LOWER PRICES
Suit and Coat Sale
1-3 O ff! 1-3 O ff! 1-3 O ff!
W e have only thirty Ladies’ Spring Tailored
Suits and Coats left, so there will be only thirty
ladies o f Crook Giunty that can take advantage
of this remarkable r e d u c t i o n on suits and
coats. W e have some excellent garments on
hand and they will all go at the same reduc­
tion. Do not delay making your selection.
1-3 Off!
W hile T hey L a st
Summer Dress Goods
W e are showing some very’ pretty patterns in the summer dress goods.
Also a new selection o f Bulgarian Silk for trimming and
frocks. Let us show you.
LYNCH & ROBERTS
R E I) M O N I), O R E G O N
Two I g section tourist cars, wrllh
wo women's dressing room», and a
PitmklMK rullili are now ln sci \ I. .- M
he Portland-Hond run of Ihe Ore-
■
Tlunk Hallway
1
I are
l M t o r W I m |i i .n.-tiu-iii » i i -1 thoas
Originally In service, and are apprecl
4'* 'I b) Die patrona uf the rund. The
Ihlgtit train service, recently Inalalled
by the Aboie ruad, I~ meeting wlih
general favor by Ihe traveling pub
lie, and Ihe officiala of Ihe road are
Using their endeavors to aee llial
Ihelr patron* have Ihe beat MAMA
hi,uUtlon» possible
" I am very uneasy; I am aure my
* l f e haa gone out without her um-
Jlirella "
'Oh, ahe will certainly se«*k ref-
* In a department atore."
That's what makes me uneasy."
this year will be furnished by musi­
cian* o f Ihe rounty. President W i l ­
liamson of Ihe fair, while In Ked­
mond Tuesday, made arrangements
with I -cader Zlnke of Ihe Kedmond
band to furnish a band made up of
Ihe dlir«*renl bands In the rounty.
The Spirella Corsets
Made
to
Order
Mcaauramauta Takan
dara Promptly Flllad.
MRS
and Or-
I. !.. OHIIOKNK
Kralilant Coraaliar
Kadmond,
Ora«on
III HUIT MKT 11.
Tha Hpokaaman haa about
4,000
I hmnda o f old ly|»a melai that la Jual
J ha thin« fur liabliK melai, packln«
kir II..«.-«, ,-i,
I m m will I..- Mold
I leaaonul.le
l.ar«a quantities a..!.I
III a dim »uni
| M i* it m i t » t t u s i m h i
i»\ THK i »til.1,4»N Ti l l I k
riV B
We Arc Now Carrying a large Line of Hoys’ Wa ists and Blouses
Remem her the Rust-Proof Gua rantee on War ners’ Corsets
We hui Hut 1er and K kks
Hlitrk shipment* from Ihla |iolnt
i ho«a. •-*■ lie and ahe««pl are becom-
In« more numamua each weak, and
lha ahlpiiianla thla fall will urn
—
I-aal yaar tha fair peopla engaged a hl«h power wire» and «o ne down Into
doubledly ba lar«a.
band from Portland, which furnlahad tha houaa to the ll«h tn in « arreater*.
J II Ho*, tha Kadmond Maat axcallanl limale, but thla yaar II was whore lha bolt waa «rounded.
No
Markal man, ahlppad a carload of derided lo apend all tha money for damage waa dona.
calila and ho«* yaalarday lo Portland muair at home.
The premium Hat for the Crook
o*ar tha Ura«on Trunk road.
The
Mra ('lark of Mlaaourl. whom* hus- County Fair for 1813 la out.
I f you want pura milk or croato tiand la worktn« on the Tumalo Pro­ publication waa laauod from The
phone Tlchanor. No. 810.
4 4tf
ject. la vlaltln« Mr and Mr* I'harle* Spokesman office and la filled with a
Maggot I of Ihla city. They attended lot o f good prlxea for exhibits of
K I. He ha«* had tha mlafortuna to the f n lo n aervlre at the llaptlat all kinds
The rac«*a and *to*’ k ex­
run a nail Into hla foot laal week, church Sunday night.
hibit thl* year will be way above
and *lnca Ilian haa ba«'n In lha crlppla
thoae of former year*.
A do« and pony allow la ahowln«
ciana
In Kadmond thla w«*ak In a lent on
The Buckley Transfer Company
Mr liliali and parly of 18 from K atraal.
.
last w«*ek shipped In a carload of Ice
Portland, waa bara Inal week on Ihalr
from The Dalles to supply their cus­
way lo Crater l.ake for an oulln«
A party of Kedmond ladles. In­ tomers here. They had be«>n getting
trip
cluding Mesdames Lucas. McUuffle, Ice from llend, but the plant at that
Merrick and other«, attended the city went out of commission and
M* P llnkeman of Portland, repre- lawn social al Mrs IVleafs at Bend
they were obliged lo gel the froien
m-nllii« the Provident Haft* A Trust yesterday.
comfort elsewhere.
Co . was here this week looking after
property Interest«.
IV. IV. Collin* of Moscow, Idaho,
J. T. Hardy, traveling freight and
was here this week and visited hla past-ngor agent o f the Oregon Trunk
Landlord Lueaa of the Hotel R**d- timber claim a few mil«*» north of
Hallway, was In town yesterday look­
mond »(»tea that he la going to Hlatars.
*
ing after business for his road. Mr.
change hi* dining room from the
Hardy recently secured several ship­
American plan to the grill plan, and
Mrs Bertha Mauke of Princeton. ments of live stock for the Oregon
keep open day and night,
Minn., who had been visiting Mrs. Trunk, and yesterday morning helped
Alfred M u m of this city, left for her load two carloads of sheep consigned
H. M Cake and wife of Portland,
by J. N. Williamson lo Portland.
home Hunday morning.
and a party of friends were here
this week on «heir way to Crater
Owing lo a cloudburst In the vl-
J. N. Williamson o f Prlnevllle.
l,akc for an outing trip.
d u lly of Maupln Tuesday morning shipped two cars of sheep over the
11. M Smith, who left Kedmond the Oregon Trunk pussenger train Oregon Trunk from this city yester­
Mr. Williamson
some time ago, haa returned and due here at 7:23 a m. was about day to Portland.
three hours late
The night train was here Tuesday to look after the
will reside here.
was also an hour late In leaving for shipment.
Music for Ihe Crook County Fair Ihe north.
■ If you waul lo kaap poated taka
Tt
Hpokaaman
I l f . » * year
PAOK
Redmond and Vicinity
P.
K 1 1 1 at li i a a r a
I I 4)1)MUNI)
An alarm of fire Monday after­
noon called Ihe fire department out
lo Ihe sub power station of the Des­
chutes Power Company on A street,
between Sixth and Seventh atreeta.
A bolt o f lightning had struck the
An electrical storm at 1 o'clock
Monday afternoon, accompanied by
rain, cooled off the atmosphere to a
considerable degree. The weather
had been very warm for several days
— extremely so for this section -and
Monday’s
storm
and
moisture
We close 6:30: Saturday 10:00
brought the weather temperature to
about normal.
came from the state hatchery at
Bonnevile. and were in good condi­
tion when received here. The water
in the trout tanks was ¿older than
the water in the river, but the men
engaged in transplanting the fish
kept changing the water until they
had It at the right temperature be­
fore liberating the fish.
M. A. l.ynch. Miss Myrtle Butler,
J. P. I»oherty. all of thia city, and
Mrs McDowell, landlady of the Hotel
Prlnevllle o f Prlneville. went from
here Sunday to the head of the
Metoliua river on a Ashing trip. They
had good luck. Mr. Doherty said, and
Henry Park of Brownsville. Ore ,
caught some large Dolly Varden
and Oscar Anderson, a prosperous
trout.
farmer o f Lincoln Center, Kansas,
Lynch A Roberts, the progressive arrived here this week from over the
department store proprietors of this mountains to visit their nephew and
city, last week installed an electric neice, E. C. Park and sister. Miss
Miss Harriet will return
coffee mill that grinds a pound of Harriet
ooff«*e In less than no time. Clerks with them for a several months’
there now say it Is a pleasure for visit.
them to grind coffee for their cus­
tomers.
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Cline and Mrs.
J. A. Wlllcox and son. Richard, left
Tuesday for a camping trip over the
mountains on the Cpper Soda lake.
They went by Ihe way of the Santlam
Pass and expect to be gone for a
couple of weeks.
Charles Charlton, the well known
Powell Butte farmer, was In the city
i yesterday.
Mr. Charlton la one of
(he well posted farmers in the Powell \
Butte section, and always has sue- !
cess In growing crops.
He knows
the way to get his land In condition
for the best results and therefore al- ]
ways Is successful.
F ifty thousand trout fry were
placed In the Deschutes river at Cline
Falls, above the bridge, la st. Satur­
day. Those w ho assisted In the plant- !
Ing were J. D. Butler. J. W. Brewer.
Bob Roberta, Joe Buckley. R. C. 1m-
, mele and Chari«*» Baggott. The trout
STOCK
and
POULTRY
FOOD
. W e carry
the celebrated
line o f
>1 \ l i \ KVD4 I* and
P O U L T R Y H X >DS,
C O LU M B IA H E A L IN G
PO W D E R S ami
L IN IM E N T S .
DIAM OND ROUP CURE and
G K R M A ZO N E
f«»r Dlsenses o f Poultry.
Kedmond Feed & Mill Co