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DEE»* T i l l T it s
T h ey say th e w o rld la round.
But I oft tim es think It square
S o m a n y It;tie hurta w e ge l
On th e co r n e r s h ere and th ere
O n e sad truth I’ ve fo u n d In life
In J ou rn eyin g fro m east to west.
IJte o n ly onea we e v e r w ound
A re th e o n e s we love ties!
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a n d P o r tla n d anti E a s te rn (T ile * .
C o n n e ctio n s m a d e In P o r tla n d
to a n d fro m
W illa m e tt e V a lle y .
A s to ria and C la tsop B ea ch p oin ts, P u g et S ou n d . S p o k a n e . M on tan a.
C o lo r a d o , St. P au l. O m a h a . K ansas C ity a n d C h ica g o .
P a res, tim e s ch e d u le s a n d o th e r In fo rm a tio n
b y le tte r o r u pon
a p p lica tio n to
H. BAl'KOIt. Agent. Redmond, Oregon.
R . H . C r o iie r . A. G. P. A.
W . C. W ilk e s. A. G. P . a n d P. A .. P o r tla n d . O re.
Wood and Iron Work
If there is anything you want in the above line
call on me.
I have a plant capable of doing
all kinds of work in wood and iron, and will
save you money on all orders placed with me.
I can make any furniture you may want.
G. W . DAVIES
The Old Pioneer Blacksmith of Redmond
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to th e land o f S u n sh in e, P r u lt and F lo w e rs. O u td o o r S p ort*
A u to
T r ip s a m o n g th e O ra n g e G ro v e s — T r ip s to th e B ea ch es -S u rf B a th ­
ing'— a n d th e h u n d re d s o f va ried a m u s e m e n ts f o r w hich C a lifo r n ia Is
fa m o u s .
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PARES.
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Keeps you posted on news m atters all the time
W e fla tter those, w e sca rce ly know
A nd please th e fleetin g gu ert.
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P O M E I.I. HI T T E
T h e h o lid a y v a ca tio n is o v e r snd
th o s e w h o a re a tte n d in g Die H igh
S c h o o l In P r ln e v llls h av e r e lu m e d
to th e ir w ork
Mlaa M a b le S m ith re tu rn e d Sun
d a y e v e n in g fro m la im o n ta . w here
sh e h as been s p e n d in g th e h o lld s v s
wrlth h er p a ren ts
S h e w ill not open
s c h o o l f o r sev era l daya. h o w e v e r as
the ca r p e u te r s a re n ot q u ite th rou gh
w ith the b u ild in g
Mrs. D u b ren te le ft th is m orn in g
fo r a visit w ith h er d a u g h te r, w ho
lives in S ea ttle
Mr a n d M rs Karl F o r re s t h ave
retu rn ed from s p e n d in g the h o lld a v s
with frie n d s and re la tiv e s In B ellin g
ham . W n
Mrs F o r r e s t 's slater ca m .
w ith th em fo r a »hurt vlalt
M rs W a lla c e Sm ith serv e d a New
t e a r 's d in n e r to a n u m b e r o f the
n eig h b o r* T h u rsd a y
Thowe « » l e d
at th e ta b le w ere Mr and M r» Van
jvorn. Mr and Mrs C h ap m a n . Mr«
Ida M orse, th e M isses L u cy P ,M.re
Kdtia and A da
M orse.
and Clark
M orse and Mr Sm ith
Mr. Iveraon has been s u ffe rin g
from an a tta ck o f rh eu m a tism
Dr
K o d e m e y e r la a tte n d in g th e ra»..
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T h u rsd a y e v e n in g th e Misses
M o la and P a u lin e T ru .-ad a le e n te r ­
ta in ed a n u m b er o f th e y o u n g fo lk s
In h o n o r o f M iss A nna and John
D on lav y or C lin e Falla, w h o ap-nt
•New Y ea rs With them
A fte r a very
pleasan t ev e n in g o f g a m e s ami m u sic
the g ir ls serv ed ligh t re fre s h m e n ts
T h e g u e s ts presen t w e re the M isses
M o n tg o m e ry . G la d y s a nd H axel Bayn
<»na Seara. K bba L in d q u ist, and the
!“ !?. ‘ ' “ rl '- ‘ nd.iulwr. A lvin R .g g s
•nd ( lark M orse.
M r G o ld e n , w h o w as a m o n g ih e
first to s e tt le on d itch lan d on this
en d o f th e ca n a l, has s o ld his 130-
a cre ra n ch t o Mr M o ore, » h o ca m e
h ere w ith th e e x p e cta tio n o f bu vln g
th e J o h n R h o d e p la ce.
Mr G old e n
has d o n e a g re a t ,|eal o f h ard w ork
In g e ttin g h is p la ce Into a h igh state
o f cu ltiv a tio n , th e g r e a te r part o f K
now b e in g set to a lfa lfa a n d c lo v e r
Mr M oore e x p e cts t „ tu rn th e place
Into a first-cla ss d a iry a n d h o g ranch
Q u ite a fe w P o w e ll B u tte p e o p le
a tten d ed th e New Y e a r '» dan. e in
K ed m on d . a m o n g th em b ein g Mr and
Mrs H all. M r and M rs A lla n W ll
™ * Pn *2.d
hU
■‘ ■‘ • L
Mlaa R im -
m * f ro F 0 ,t ' i * '“ 1
O tod ya and
Haxel H ayn. R ee v e s W llco x o n . A lvin
M ow
H obb»
u d C lark
I*aat T u e s d a y e v e n in g Mlaa O rta
* • £ 7 * ",,p r ,» lr>rd a c r o w d o f y o u n g
fo lk s
B esid es th o se fro m th e B utte
A I ragedy oí
Naples
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R. C. I m mele
hen 1er in
M in ia i
i was BpeuiUntf some ttme It* -Ns
p ie - Nearly sil the curmelll.w tu that
vlty except those uf nature srv <N u
Isln.-I lu Hie museum snd when one
b ill done the museum snd (be buried
cities he must cvuQue hiiuse f tu K—k
lug out u|s.ti the beautiful bay
Clue
morning I d im i—I lb s high grouml
lull k o f the > lly to get a more com
preti,-n-li e view , Including bswuvlus
aud Ihe tslauds e f Capri snd Ischia
Com ing to a suitable spot. I threw my
■elf on the grass to regsle ui) self la
vv list |o toe Is the most stlractlv* view
u Hie world
I't.scn tly I besrd a voice twtilml me.
w til, li I took for that o f a w om an *
deep con tralto .
"Parley vous Francs Is, monsieur f
I turn.-I aud there stood a ywung
•nan spivarentiy als.ut twenty years
»Id l i e was evidently not Hallan, for
h i- h iIr lw«q«oke one «'f Ibe tlorth
I
-t-'o i, French linllffereiiliy sml spprt*
•-I Inin o f tbe fact
H e asked me to
• Inn country I belonged, and I told
Oini America
-Y o u are Hie very man I wish t»
see." he said "I am think lug o f going
lo A m oflea, and )o u can lell me bow
In gi-l th e r e "
"T h e shortest way Is lo sail from
this jairt for New York or Itoston -
■|>» stew t i l e r s go from here dlrvrt
Without stopping at auy European
port r
"I think tM*t
Some o f them g o to
Genoa ls-fore turning westward, and I
think nearly all stop at Ultualtar
Then there are the A lores and Ms
delra. out In tbe Atlantic."
Ill- seemed disappointed at this at
least he looked so though be did not
express his disappointm ent In words
W hen does Ihe next steamer s a il TT
be asked
I don t know
tine sails a week
from t.slay
I go in her m y se lf"
"A Week front today.” be said, evl
deni I v think lug o f something els« be
sides Ihe starting "A t what b o u r T
I fold bltn that I had not yet learned
the sailing b o o r; he could find out by
applying si Ihe office# o f the line
He
asked what stops th# steamer made
and I told him only one on the Euro
pen » m ainland—G ibraltar
M ben I
Inquired If he wouUI be a passenger
Wllh lue be said he couldn't tell, be
didti I know If he would he res-ly
A fter -otne inform ation I g a rs him
e l-.u l Am erica, to Which be dkt not
•eeui to is* listening, tie made an abrupt
adieu, with thanks, aud went on hla
way d o w n the declivity
I he house» clim b the steep billa ba< k
o f Naples
Som etim e- Ihe from d-..r
on the Street Is In the second or third
story
II m ads me d lzty to look dow n
II.IO Ihe D art yard o f my pen dón
It.*ueutb me was a hotel with a yard
in Hie rear o ff the fourth story
A
gentieiunn - evidently o f high rank.
Judging from his attendants -used to
walk every afternoon s I . mii 3 o'clock
in this yard
H e apfieared to be an lo
valid and - hose that hour because be
K"l tbe sun-hlne. fo r the shade In Italy
'* '""T’ ' h ,,IJ
• Itotlurd that he was
quite regular In taking hit outing and
I u « s j to w atch him and ih e a tteotioo
he r e te lie d from hla servants
T h e aflein.M .o o f the day I sailed I
sillin g at my w indow en joyin g
Hie view o f the bay when I heard a re
port as Of a g ,ln ,,r p|.t„i
(>Mnlnc
forw a rd aud glam lug dow n Into the
yar.| o f the hotel. |
t h . Invalid ly
ing on the ,-rout»!
Then h a lf a dose»
{ * 4> " ' r" “ ,,ul o f the hotel to where
,**"
l,,!J I * » servan t» took
him up and carried him Into the hotel
ills fall, com in g ao n o n a fter (he re­
port. caused me to think Ibai he bsd
b ee» shot. . . cou ld e n ,II, have been
done from
„r
t,a, k wlni|ow,
o f (muses on fhp
a|)<)Ye
R e d m o n d r>" a ,' OU' 20
New Y e a r # e v e a b o u t 14 o f the
b oy » d ro p p e d in o n R o s s Busaett and
hla
b rid e
With a little C h a riva ri
party, but th e p r in cip a l» tu rn e d up
m issin g
A nd so. a ft e r p la y in g a
few tr ick s such
as
ch a n g in g the
w h eels on his w agon and p u ttin g his
b u g gy on th e ch ick e n h o u se, th ey
g a ve It up
F r id a y n igh t, h o w e v e r
a n o th e r c r o w d ca lle d and th is tim e on w hich the hotel faced
tn ey w ere m o r e su cc e ss fu l
T h ere
1
the sam e even ing wlfhout
w ere a n u m b e r o f la d les fn this
crosrd a nd th e e v e n in g was spent i„ getting an exp la n etloa o f w hat I had
I was Inclined to think that the
m u sic and d a n cin g
If th e n ew ly- •ce»
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w e d , h a v e juat o n e -h a lf th e su ccess gentlem an had fain ted
and h ap p in ess w ish ed th em , life w ill Ita ll.n «ufflelenlly well to extra ct the
be a co n sta n t ro u n d o f p lea su re
K -I Of an Item aud took s new spaper
M on d a y e v e n in g the b u ild in g c o m ­ aboard Hie ship with me
B efore j e t
m ittee o f th e W ilso n s ch o o l g a ve a
ting Into HIT berth I look .-! It over
benefit d a n ce In th e new b u ild in g
» - o f the first articles I reed
Artout 25 n u m b e rs w ere s o ld E v e n -
f l i e had a g lo r io u s lim e a nd went Hint II ItusKlan noblem an who had been
h o m e lo o k in g fo r w a r d to th e next the governor o f Finland had been shot
co m m u n ity d a n ce.
that day w bn * taking exercise In tbe
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g M rs A llan W ll­ yard o f his Is,tel
T he a s .a M |„ w „
co x o n
fu r n is h e d a v ery
pleasant sniqseM-l t „ tie a H „ , . i a „
Th. ,,,
e r e n ln g t o a n u m b e r o f g u e s t s '| h
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protsrrlbe.1
by
tl,e rev
h o n o r o f h e r siste r. M iss R o e
Considering ,h e ,-M.ltlon
J a m es G re e n still m a k es an o c ­ olntlonlsta
ca s io n a l n r ls e In th is s e ctio n In the fro. i w hich ,h e shot was fired, escape
||e had not
h o rs e tr a d in g b u sin e ss
T h is week fo r the assassin wn* easy
h e trad ed l-e e H o b b s a J e rs e y h e ife r ts-en irreet.-|
f e r a b la ck m a re
I hint
S Russian political aasaa
Ifa r r y S p e e r a n d fa m ily a re s p e n d ­ •dilution without even sit«,Ms-tln, |t
in g th is w eek In Rend.
Homehow the m atter got on my n erv e .
A fter passing t|.e Axores. » h e r # we
ALFALFA
•««de ou r Inst »top. | notlre.1 ,| „| I1J{
«R e c e iv e d to o la te fo r Iasi w eek »
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.......r . , h ‘ " r '*» deck « g in w bM #
Mr. D a n b erry
has
re ce n tly re
W here had
tu rn ed from th e W illa m e tte V a lle y f* c e was fam iliar to me
w h ere he has been v isitin g fo r the I «SM. her? | » a , . „ r e , „a d (M^ n
past tw o m o n th »
H e was gla d to
get back to f 'r o o k co u n ty again If-- « h i l e , erasing her I ».TUI I nixed her she
d o e s not seem to think m uch o f the retnrnlng my g a te with a stony star,.
valley,*
n „ l"
'J »'-« «w a k e In
a T h p •r h o ° l w ill start again M on ­ m.t
l - r t h when, a fter a good aleep the
d a y. T h e c h ild re n have been e n jo y ­
w
s.u
U
in
,-
r
f
.
s
q
w
orking
order. I|
in g th e va ca tion d u rin g th e h o li­ m d deM , , « „ 1M fo
f|l(|f fh
da ys.
M rs D a n b e rry la h o m e a ga in from ¡nan w llh whom I had c o n v e r s é „ Í
P o w e ll B u tte, w h e re she has been ,,M*
o f Naples and tbU
w o r k in g
CIH w ere on e and the sam e person
M r a n d M r» R o y C h a m b e rs. Mr
........... 1 * » In the m atter?
a n d M rs H all and O m a r C h a m b e rs
Noth lo g
I had no relish for m ixing
T h u rsd a y .
Mr and
"tv -e ir up In a foreign
|( *
M rs C h a m b e rs to o k th e train fo r
t h e ir h om e In P o rtla n d
T h e y h av e rnlgh, bring me no end o f trouble
b een s p e n d in g Ih e h o lid a y s w ith O th o W hen I passed tbe girl again I did no.
a n d H a rro ld
M o lo n e y .
F ra n k llo
be.k at her nor did I mention the oc
, ny
s t)0. M
.
b , r * p ¡ S " ? 1 i,a k - r -
V eryl
B o yd , eurrence
V ern a H holts. R a y L e o n a rd , M elva Hhe never knew that I could have sent
F e r r y . H en ry M o lo n e y , f „ .e C h a m ­
her to Hlberla.
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b er», O r v ille S h o lts a n d A lb e rt F e r ry
1
Building Materi
OK A LL
Lumber
Shingles
Lath
b
K IN D S
Brick
Lime
Cement
Booting and Building Paper
Door and Window »Screens
Sash, Doors
(ilVK I S A ( All
PRICES Km!
in .
Mothers Say That
Snowflake Flow
Is the BUST on the Market
KOR SAI.K BY ALI, GKOCKRS
A. (i. ALIJMillAM
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic ( ’¡^ars
Nothing hut the BUST it*
nìtvin I h (
K etlm om l,
our plwt
O r e g o n
Eats
'Mien you want th.- BEST MEAL IN REDMOND
f'T On ,M')N'KV, you can ifi-t it by railing on W.
L. A < >1 N't», the wt-ll known vt‘t«‘rnn reitnurant
m»n at the
Redmond Grill
Open Day and Nitfht
W ILLA R D II. W IRTZ
a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w
Deputy m -t r ir t
Y ,«..rB.., t rra.k
fo a m y
M H N E V IL L E , OREG O N
Vincent’s
LIVERY, FEED and
TRANSFEB
REDM OND,
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