Sherman County observer., June 19, 1908, Image 1

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OBSERVER.
S H E R M A N
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
$1.50 per Year) 12ic. per Month
O f Cvery Description to Order
Agents for a n y M a g a zin e o r N e w s p a p e r
Quick and Cheapl
lbber Stamps Furnished.
„ — J for Typewriters, Typewriter
Supplies, Ribbons, Eto.
p r in t e d in t h e U n it e d S ta te e .
e g o n , .F r id a y , J u n e
M oro, S h erm an
h l ia lie c l 1 8 Ö 7 .
Wm. Rudolf
T H E ONE
SURE W AY
Pint s t r e e t ,
D r . o . j .
goffi ».
Diaasei of fo in It CMllrci i SyedaltV
Confectionery
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
is to deposit it w ith Wasco Warehouse M illin g Co. bank.
You w ill then be exempt from the annoyance of having
j i t burn holes in your pockets. Aside from the tact that >
O A o e in T b s G o d e B ulkU ng, lr t »
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Cigars, T obaccos
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Iceoold d rinks and loe cream in sew
son. Soda water, bottled and fountain,
always on band.
those wlihiai sucli relations we heartily eiteii onr services.
W asco W a r eh o u se
W il l in g C o . B A N K M o r o J
To
Vinton Hotel
G R A S S VALLEY, O R C .
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PLUMBING ® STEAM FITTING
PR IC ES R E A S O N A B L E
A ll kind» of R eservoir and Cistern work in con-
______-M o tio n w ith , watei" sy stem s in sta lled in first
cla ss sty le a i d all work d on e guaranteed.
D yn am ite and powder work on a ll k in d s of Rock E x ca v a tio n s
Conducted on Best Principles
C en i m e r e ia i T r a d e
H. A. Stuart, Moro, Oregon.
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running water and long distance tele­
phone*. European plan. Rate»
»1 per day and upward
Highest priced room $3
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M
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N earest H otel to B usiness Center, B anks and Depot.
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Electric L ig h ts
Electric C a ll Bells.
D r. C . H artley
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Dentist
H O TEL R A T E S TO SU IT YOU.
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
T . N. C R O FTO N ,
P r o p r ie t o r .
r Chargee reason­
able, a ll work
guaranteed.
M . L. Evans of DeMosa has been laid
up w ith rheumatism for some tim e and
suffered untold agonies, but la now up
and perfectly wall. Ask h im w h s !
cured h im and he w ill say less than
a 80c bottle of W a tkin s ’ Rheumm *® W ASCO
and Gout Tablets.
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WEEKLY OREGONIAN
OF PORTLAND
>' For th é General newsof the
} World also for inform ation abo
U « . i o o U o io d i e b e s t '« « t o
in cultivating th e s o i l S to c k
J a m e s S t e w i v r t • 1 lalance on haud...................... __ « ù 9$
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’ goód on hand and poid fur, fa-
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Addr^s; MQRP'
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Inspector
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txninm bd nil I »»* *■** ’
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1 ^atimated value of school Imuse
6,600.00
aud
a u d a grounds...
1,600
>eii I "urniture and apparatus
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- 1ÌM 1 ntpirauce o». spnool property. 8,800
.1 I ; .verAue m o n th ly salarlea -
80 00
M M e t c a e h e n .................
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Fem ale “
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i l t t AU of which la respectfully suhmlt-
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Oreg<M»
Raisin£,FruitOrowni$ eto-
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Directors for ensuing year.
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iuib ju s t opened at theOheei ver Book
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pencils and all sorte of »etas, at the
Observer Book Store.
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Hardware and Im p lem en t Co., the
Strong brick, Muro.
If the hands are rubbed on a stick
of celery, after peeling on ion s, it is
said, the sm ell w ell be removed.
Old type m akes the very Lest id
Babbitt m etal. We huve it for salt
and when you need any call at I he
Observer office
Price is right.
E C Davie, proprietor of the G tase
V alley B a rn , p ro m p tly attend s all
For P residential electors to be voted calls, day or night. A nim als given
the very best of cave. C harges nr»
in November:
E S J M cA llister, of M ultnom ah; right.
E velyn T haw is to get an allow-i
S am uel W h ite, o i Baker;
auue of $1,000 a m onth for sticking
Bernard D aijy, of Lake;, “ „
to Harry, w hich is more than «he
O P Coshow, of D ouglas.
could' m ake behind a ribbon counter.
Additional Locals.
A Portland m an was declared
democratic nominees .
D. Lindquist
D isks ,
P encils, 10 cents per dozen, ru b ­
ber insert. O bserver Book Store.
Declares for revision of the tariff.
Indorses A ldrleh-V reeland currency
b ill, and declares for the permanent im ­
provement of the currency system.
Favors Im provem ent of waterways
aud indorses legislation for preservation
of forests.
Recommends law to perm it pooling
by railroads.
Declares for national oontrol, as
against national ownership, of ra il­
roads.
Modification of injunction law.
Increase of navy to support the
Monroe doctrine, w hich w ill be reaf­
firmed.
Admission of A riso uaan d New M ex­
ico as separate states.
Ocean m all mibeidy and enooursge
me nt of Am erican shipping generally.
Enforcem ent of the la w , w ithout re­
gard to persons or place«,' and for a
square deal ell around. , .
77.
78.
Summ ary.
6 91
Balance on hand frm last > car»
Al«. t o , Agt,
Orega
2,982.68
Spec cittì tttX.
774.60
unty upportloument
(Joui
Every bottle positively guaranteed
266-86
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W a tc h m a k e r arid J e w e le r btele
. 1,600 00
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Bpeclkl atten tion given work sen t Total reoelpts................
Dleburnemeuts.
»2,408 68
ber’« salaries........ ;
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342 M
t*4»d su p p lice. 4 ...
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Fkaaa Ha. J4I
tandlng warrants and ih t
805.18
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aduni on »2,000 Insurance.
60 00
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T h e D alles, Or.,»
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•lo d tiiu »1,000 loan ............ 1,812 25
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Fred W ilson
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oom m ittee offers $150 for the best
article n ot exceed ing 1,000 words
on th e subject: W hy T he R ep u b li­
can P arty should be successful n ext
N ovem ber. C om petition is open to
a ll.
In ju d gin g th e m erits of con tri­
b u tion s consideration w ill be given
not o n ly to sty le, argum ents and
facts presented, but to th e c o n v in c ­
in g power, and it should be borne
in m ind th at m em bers of congress
are to be elected as w ell as presi­
d en t and vice-president. N o m an ­
uscripts w ill bé returned, but w ill
be the property of the com m ittee.
T he be6t article w ill be w id ely used
both(iq th e new spapers of the cou n ­
try and in p am p h lét form. The
award w ill he m ade and check sent
to successful con testan t about A u­
gu st 15th. M anuscripts m ust be
m ailed not later thaji J u ly 15th to
L iterary Bureau, R epublican con ­
gressional com m ittee, M etropolitan
bank build in g, W ash in gton , I). C.
L a te s t and up to d a le braceleW ,
O R EG O N
MORO
OSCAR ANDBRSON MANAOKR
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Moro. Oregon.
and 6
Opera H ouse B u ild in g
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P ro tlan d , O re g o n .,
Opposite P ost Office
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For P residential electors, to be voted L W Ross, W asco je w e le r.
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Chas. Wright, President.
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Sunday D inner 35 cents.
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The Wedding Bed.
Special Offer o f the Republican Con­
R egistration reopens Sept. 20 for
T ype-w riter pap er a t T h e O bserv­
P resid en tial election, and closes on
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October 20. E lection N ov. 3.
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, A ttorney - a t - L aw
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
Esmond Hotel
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
1 .................................$ 10 -6 0
M. E. M ille r
M. C. Dickinson, Manager. F ran k Menefee.
H oTaL
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B rygh t
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1 1 . . , ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66.00
R oom s 1 and 2 T he G inn Brick
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C orner 7th and Stark S treet».
Office at F u rn itu re Store.
Columbia R iver R i s i n g .
OREGON 778.96, as follows:
MORO
S atisfaction G uaranteed
Both in W ork m an sh ip and Price
1 .0 0 0 .0 0
W . H. Ragsdale
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Hotel Oregon
lo a n ftu F A H avre«
N orth B ank B u lletin .
For the p ast week th e C olum bia
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WASCO
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OREGON Np. K t ......................................... 56 |166 00 river h as been grad u ally railin g
and at noon yesterday it had reach­
For the year ending June, 1907:
Calls Promptly Attended
No. 14 ..................................- » . I «
ed a higher p oin t th an for som e
No. 2 4 ...............
46
Day or Night
years and had about covered the
No. 3 9 ....................................... 60
No. 41 .......................................... 60
island in m idstream ju st above
No. 6 6 ...........
66
tow n. T he ourrent is ru n n in g at
No-. 69 . . . . . . .-w .—
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No. 6U
60
eigh t or Dine m ilks an hour and
No. 8 1 ................... rr r r r r r ^ . , 66
considerable drift wood is com ing
N o . 6 2 ....................................... 66
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26
Attorney at L aw .
down the stream . It w ill stand a
No. 6 6 ..................................... • l
NO. 30 ....................................... 60 »609 00 raise of several feet yet before the
Office G round F loor G in n Brick
Total 1906............ .
166 00 water gets out of the river banks
Alii p a id .........................
»774 00
N ex t Door W .W .M .Go. Bank
and lacks fu lly fifteen feet of being
D u rin g this year w arrants have been
up to the high water mark of 1894.
draw n aud paid to the«amouut of »4.-
Law yers
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774 60
266.88
C hronicle.
Since the ad ven t of th e recent
warm w eather fruitgrow ers are be­
com ing apprehensive of their ab ility
to secure h elp enough to harvest the
straw b erries and cherries as fast as
th ey ri|>en. T h is w ill be a good
op p ortu n ity for those w ho com plain
of no work to do, to find em p lo y ­
m ent. *
N o . C 8 ............................................... $™
« e lic ile *
W hen
In
P o r t I a m l
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county “ ..................
state apportionm ent.
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Uontra.
the last annual m eeting there
w ere 16 outstanding warrants as follows
for the year eudtng June 1906. via:
M eind, & Bryant
P ustewhb ; Rmci * nd Q wmcte W««
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I ’otal am ount received ...- »5,620.96
. Physicians .
and Surgeons
F . J . M e lu d l
f a i n t i n g , $ after ^l:£o.,ngi'ng
.
Dr. W. ».
D rs. Beers and Mòra,
tial to your success.
B K P O B T I
R e c e iv e d s p e c ia l t a
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Dr. H. IL Beers.
tends t<< the establishment of th rift, economy, discipline
and a general understanding of business principals essen­
A Y ÌIJ 4 I
/ Clerks’ ft nan d a l report, submitted to
tho annual school meeting held In the
Moro school bouse, June 16, 1008.
Balance on hand as per report
I June, 1 9 0 7 .................., . . . . . »
6.91
B illiard and Pool T ab les
your money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
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S t r o n g b r r lc k ; M o ro , O re
r marie M.
F iv e C e n ts
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coffin ,
PHYSICIAN Ik SURGEON.
D
19, 1908
Don’t use pins to pin vour papers or«zy because he threw his m om y
together. Try the best clip s, at The into the river. B etter than blowing
Observer Bonk Store.
It in on n chorus g ir l, or playing the
I)r C H artley, d en tist, wijl be at races.
Grass V alley 1 week of each month,
Pierce city, Iduha, w ilh he $10,-
viz. week following the le t Sunday.
000 iwo-room ecboolbo»*e, to be
After 1 pm . W ednesday, it is very paid tor by the tim ber , syndicates^
difficult for us to handle copy that
« f m » to h avediecoverrd a new way
calls for changes in the form.
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U) b o -t trusts.
Superior round nickel tipped and
The colder egge aro the quiker
ru b ln r top pencils, tw o -fo r-fi-eents
they
w ill froth. W h ite of eggs may
»nd som e for IQ ots per do»., at the
he
beaten
to a stiff frotn by on open
O bserver Book Store. .
Window when ifw o u ld lie im possible
P anam a and m ens straw hats at
in a steatfiy k itchen.
the Mfird Cdrtitnerelftl Co.’s store
The way trains connect at Biggs
arrived ju st in the niche of tim e.
now,
pa^eenp re ltfive, im p !- time
Call and sam ple the lot.
bpth cptning ui-7 g"ii)J{,|fur mi e » tra
A new bu sin ess, long needed in
nloe dinner at T he Bigg*, with Mr
Moro, has hetn established by Jas
apd M rs JJ H w fk ttr.l.
D-nth forget
R elly , wbfi if experienced in »he
Ttie Biggs, in y o u r tra v e ls; there »e
I Work of «leaning, repairing, and
time enouvi-t i «*»• i • ■/* '*) ►
* | p'tefi
presaing c lo th in g .
R- ad his ad in
with
every,0»ing
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rooms
another colum n.
hie new, i.e a t «tol
Please mention the fact th at there
Low rates East are how on by th»
1S Io be a r««l !!»• <»*’• fashioned pi
t)R a N C dfot th is season ea follow»
and celebration- at De Moss
round trip direct to Cbieago $ 12 50
S p ’Hue. July 4»fc— than join In the
S t Louis $67.60; flt Paul $63.15;
prrii i-a ibo, and yourself become one
O m aha $60.00; K an sas Ci‘y $ 6 0 0 0
of the crowd.
Pink eta on sale Mmy 4, 18. Jtrne 5
r»tx ot.n P en n sylvan ia D trio h D u fi 6. 19, 20. J u ly 6, 7, 22, 28, August
kards recommend Hickory Bar^ 6, 7, 21, 22. Good for return in 90
dough R em ed y. Guaranteed to « u ra 4sV a, with stop over privileges a:
your cough, and guaranteed to be pleasure w ithin lim its.
pure. Made from the bark of the
A venarins Carbolinenm is a germ
shell-bark ov w hite hickory tree. For destroyer. D ecay being s germ, it
sale by Moro Pharmacy,and all deal destroys the oanse of decay in posts
ers everyw here.
Or tim ber. T h e U S.G overnm ent,
(Original.)
In the northern land o f Sw eden^
where the youug girls have fa ir cooa-
plexlona, light hair and bine eyes, th e r e
lived u man named Jacobson. H e bad
gathered some means by bard work,
which would descend at his death to
his son John. Old Jacobson was «Spe­
cially desirous that bis son should s f
his marriage enhance the fam ily pos­
sessions by taking a w ife w ith a d o w r y
equal to the Jacobson Inheritance,
but John sadly interfered w ith h is
father's plans for him hy falling In,
love w ith Lucy Peterson, one of the
blue eyed, light hatred, fa ir complex-*
toned maidens before mentioned. L ac y
had no fortune in prospect, and, as for a
dowry, there was no one to give her
one, for her parents and. all here rela­
tives were poor as church mice.
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Nevertheless young Jacobson Inter­
viewed his father on the subject, only
to receive the alternative of giving np
Lucy or being disinherited.
John
wopld have chosen the latter bad ltf
iittebeen for Lucy, who would not con­
sent to thp sacrifleo. H e r lover pleaded’
w ith her. hut without effect She- said-
that a dowry was necessary, and
she
could rtiiit get one there must be-no
marriage.
Old Jacobson was very much inter­
ested in a new church, the only edifice
for religious wbr$hlp for miles around.
There had heed subscriptions and fairs
and all manner of devices whereby to
ruise money for its building, and when
It w a s finished every-one was tired of
tho struggle^ • ^he consequence was
that th« church remained without ■'
t>ell. and everylxxly knows th*» a
church without a bell is like a clock,
without hands. One day when young
Jacobson was trying to induce h l*
father to relent and permit him to
marry Lucy the young man said:
/
"IIo w much of a dowry do yon r e -;
quiro, father?”
It hnpt'e led ih .it th e old man’s mind
was at th a t very moment on th * d e fi­
cient church bell. ‘‘You may m a r r y .
Lucy,” ho said, ‘‘if she w ill provide ft
bell for the church. I t m in t be the i
/
to flit the tower provided fa r It and
must have 20 per cent of silver in its
composition.”
John turned awny disheartened. H e
knew vary wall that Lucy had no men- i
ey for such a purpose and that the re -j
qulrcment was equivalent to saying
that he c.wl.l not marry Lucy at an. '
Wbeu ho saw his sweetheart again toe-
told her what his father had said.t rS h *|
m ad e no remark at the time, bat thfl (
next time she saw John she'said:
“Do you love mo well enoegh t o waW 1
for mo for a long w hile7”
<< - t
“ I w ill never m arry any one elae,”
John r e p lie d ,' - ’
! ‘‘Vary w^ll. Go to th * croasreada
Just beyond the church. There L b a de- ,
kerted garden you w ill And a corn­
stalk growing. Pluck the ears, which
aro ripe, and bring them to me.”
nt
John, woudering, brought her th * |
ears. Lucy put them away and the
next spring planted them at one end of
her father’s gnnlun. When the autumn t
ramo she gathered so mqch send that f
(hero was not room for even a small
portion of it In the garden. Strertook a
biq&sure to oue iarumer, another meaa-
«re to another, and so on. until she had
♦xhnusfed her seed, asking them to
plant tho kernels aud telling them th *t 1
tho crop wns to go to buying a bell for t
tlie church. They were all Interested -
and gladly did as she suggested.
The next autumn there were a »am- 1
her of farmers who had seed to spanv <4
and Lucy gnve the surplus to other»,
«ml the next spring there was not a
ftirmor interested in the church Who
did not plant a portion ef hla gvoon< «
With corn for the church bell.,
l»ng before thia all knew that they
Would not only get the bell fb r th a
church, but that Lucy, whom they all
l»ved, would get her lover for a hua-
bfcnd. Another year passed, and th«
op .was ao large that i t t w *s >^lfc ><i
«ooug^ prqpgft'A.»roua4i wofi u i
uml to p fa u f it. hut there were rea-
n f i ' W f e W & r khbuld
If
i
most, and a very korn
tiio end of the Ofth year the w
(And ao Jh<‘ increase w
coop WifS »bid,'Mid thefe was pleht.
n|oi»ey to buy a bell larg«1 ewnngft tw tfa
0» the tower and with a greater »«*•<•»»
vantage of pllver In its con^qpjtla^ rt,
ttiitl b id been atrpblated.
b id man {facoMon watt to dt-ligMea ’
with JLucy'a plan tliat ha willingly tub >a
fllje«) his promise, though ao great
tUi Interest in the matter amo<n th *
farmers that If he had not th«y Wdolff' "
h^v* turned hhu out of th * chard», ' nfth|
But it wras decided that th * m arrt*g* \
atrould not chmo off till the bell had
been cast and pot into th * toWer and
thpt its first strokes ahonW. ««tobrato »
thp weddAug of the ono whose plan had
resulted la its procurement. So a com­
mit toe went to the city, contracted f o r "
the coating, and In du« tlm * it was fin­
ished. There was a dispute about th* (
Inscription to he put on It. aom* wish­
ing to call it the corn bed, white other«
wlahed i t to be Inscribed a * th * w «d- »,
ditto bell. The latter prevail*».
, ,, ,
»Then It was set up In th * tow *r old
Jacobson provided a fine wedding at
which «very man, woman end c h ild ,
wit«» had planted th« se«d was praapntj
As the wedding party moved to th *
eh arch those who bad been Instrnmen
tai In tin beii’a prodooMo* heard a «11- *
v«ry peal come from th * tower, a n d a U ,(
gate a Joyons shout In reply. Thad
when the wedding party le ft th« church
•gain It wak to the mu ate o f th * beihl
bou a* t h a t h * 4 | t
They proceed^! to * boue*
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on L W Ross, W asco jew eler.
gnd city of Portland, are making
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Typ»
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