Sherman County observer., July 24, 1908, Image 1

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OBSERV ER.
»ro, S h e r m a n ; C t a u n t y p i O r e g o n , F r i d a y , J u l y
Y'Y' y i y - y
ytt
Wm. Rudolf
TH E ONE
SURE W AY
D r . o j .
First street, Htrong brick, Moro, Ore.
coffin ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
D r . MARIK
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
it burn holes in your pockets. Aside from the tact that
your money will he safe from theft; the habit of saving1
tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
and a genera, understanding of business principals essen­
tia, to your success.
H
Office In The Goffin Building, l i t St
Moro, Oregon.
C ig a rs, T o b a c c o s
B illia rd a n d P o o l T a b le s
Dr. H . E. Beer».
Dr.
W. N. florae
Drs. {¡Jeers and Morse
” **ry Description to O rder
Quick and Cheapl
»Eher Stampe FumUK^t
. . . j (or T y ^ w r it « ^ TZWr t W
1908
Sheitman (geuntg §ch©el Birtect©^.
S c h o o l O ffic e rs fo r tlje y e a r b e g in n in g J u ly . 1 9 0 8 .
M. OOFFIM . .
Diieasej of Womei t Children a »dalli
C o n fe c tio n e ry
24,
°
a r r a n g e d by S u p e r in te n d e n t W. C. B ry a n t. M oro. O regon.
No
1
D I S T R IC T
C le rk
H e rm a n
Brackett
T O S T © F F IC X
Address, C le rk
K lo o d ik e .
directors
a, and
1
f.
1
2
1 .9 . H ill.
•
T . A. F o w le r ..
Waaco
I
years to serve.
G . C . F rid le y ...........
John T . Joh n so n ........
A. HanpaJd.........
1 H n g h H e r r in .............
a A. Buhasen.................
a. J. A . B ra c k e tt ........
i. I-• A.. Greenleaf .. .
* a. Mere W ellte...............
a. C tí Peyó...............
i A . K. W e lk in s
a
A nderson..
3 Victor
to . A. V e n G ild e r ..........
1. Frank H u le r y ...........
a John F ield s
X A N. M U Ía rd ....'.'J .'.'
i K 8 . C a ttro n
a W . K . T a t e .......................
i J. M a rs h ...................
i botila J. O a te s ...................
a
. Leonard.................
a. © J- r a W
e r fib F h l l l l p . ...........
i D o u g la . H ild e b ra n d
a TOR A llty..............
3
Ae C . C r o th e r a ..........
1 M il Cochran
a R obert H u n te r. . . . . . . . .
i Jerom e M o r r o w . . .
H O S T O F F IC E
Address, D ire c to r
K lo n d ik e
K lo n k ik e
K lo n d ik e
Rufus . . . .
W aaco
R u lu s . . . .
b a to » ,...
A t D enver W ith th e D e m o c ra ts
S o m e F igu res In th e C on­
v e n t i o n - J u d g e W illia m
J. G aynor o f N ew Y ork.
T r e a s u r e r O ’B r ie n .
N a tiu ix ]
t io n - A u g u s tu s
KKe ..
î PLUM BING f f l STEAM FITTINC !
6
A nnie F u llo n
( I iaa .
Vinton Hotel
W aacu
R o te a . . . ,
Waaco
Waaeo
W'aaco........
J at
V O
«
J. R. Morgan
New Entirely.
Convient to Business
H . A . S t u a r t , M o r o , O re g o n .
• PUSTEBIHG, ¡JfllCK flSfl jjcKCRETE WORK :
W. H. Ragsdale
M hen
in
Pori I a n< I
Hotel Oregon
Meindl & Bryant
F . R . A X T E L L , M O R O , O R
•Si’
H o tììl M oro
M. E. M iller
Esmond Hotel
O pposite P o st O ffic e
to
foal
d
f t t e a b c ik
M
Menefee & W ilson
T h e U m a ííü a H o u s e
E. B. Dufur
soiim *
[ÎT Î
T h o m s.
7O RK 3
lette r known as playwright than aa
presiden- politician.
Ho Bag fgg xxna yaxua
candldate, been one of Mr. Bryan1« met anlaat
6 Chaa H u ll.
Waaco
P h y s ic ia n s
Wivo......
Ice cold drinks and ice cream in uea-
<<ay-
Waaco
admirers and will take the «tump for
nor, Is otto of tho
7 C . J. B right
Waaco
Waaco
a n d S u rg e o n s
aon. Hoda water, (Kittled and fountain,
him In the coming canraaa. U« waa
W aaeo
m
ost
{tin
Input
Ju­
alw ays on hand.
W a .r o . . . .
prominent In the weleoma given tha
rists
In
tho
United
WASCO
-
.
OR KOON 2 U L. Bt I
Kent
Ken,
States, and his ojiln Nebraska statesm an on hla tkonMeom-
K ent " '
WD
a sco
arehouse
K
e
n
t
"
Ions on public tiues- lug front foreign travel two y e a n ago
10
W
K
in
ith
Call« Prom ptly Attended
K londika
K lo n d ik e
tlons
ha vo U d e ll Plnyw rltlng Is bla profession and poH
...
Kltmdike...........
Day or Night.
widely
quoted. He tics his imstlme. in hl« latest «access,
11 M . E M o rro w
K l o n d i k e . .............
Waaco.
M o n k la n d )............
Is a Justice of tho "T he W itching H oar," oa« of the land­
Mia, k land ............
ing character» la a
G R A S S VALLEY. O R E .
appellate division of
12 liv in g M U n d e rwtMxl
M onklan d
* « - 2 A Z 7 X z Z Z ,Z Z / / / / / / Z
Grasa V a lle y
J P. W ade ..
/ y y / s . a J
newspaper report,
Graas V a lle y ........
tho suprem o court
a R. A . 8 t o w e ...........;
O r a as V a lle y
er, and the role le
3
Johe L W r a y ..............
of New York stute
13 J. G. Woods .
Grass V a l l e y . 4 .. .
O r Mo»» Springs
W ILX J AM j . u A Y NOR.
1 A le x H u n te r .................
i
MBffM *« » O * l* i» %»..»' I M »
true to life, for the
De M o a t S prin gs
and was bora a t
« * '* * « /« » lMv*«
3. H e n ry D e M o a * ...........
DeMixs S p rin g s W hitestow n, Oneida county, N. Y.. In
p l a y w r i g h t ‘¿ a a
1 I . F . H a rd in .................
15 K K »M cM illin.
Ih-M o ss Springs
D e n tis ,
1. Jam es M c M illin
once a rqsyrter hlnv
W aaco......................
lHftl. He w as educated nt the W hites
a. K M . H in a s .....................
Wasco......
•elf. Hla first aoo-
3. I. D
tow n setnlnnry mid In Bosion. and In
.
C a ibreth ...........
16 K ila Thom pson
M o r o ......................
, f
i
i
1. r t. W. T h o m p s o n
;
cess In drama wafl
M o r o .......................
1878
settled
In
w
hat
wns
then
the
city
a L . L . Peeta ...................
Moro
MORO
"Edltha*« Biirgi»r/»
All kind« of Reservoir and Cistern work in con- ->
OREGON
3. F. R- M e a a in g e r.............
of
Brooklyn,
w
orking
on,
Brooklyn
and
17
John
M
.
P
a
rry
M oro ..................
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
M oro
1
K. C o c h ra n .....................
and a child who
M o ro ............
New York papers und In tho uieantlnto
reclion with water nyetemH installed in first
2 M V . L lttlc h e ld
M o r o . ............
played tha baby
3
•tu d y lu g law. He wiim ad m itted to the
W . H . Ragsdale ............
18 1. D. Pike,
M o r o ................ ..
Jclawi style and all work done guaranteed.
1 J M . A x te ll. . . . .
All Work Warranted-. -
part In thia pretty
M o ro
, ,e .. . .
• bt In 1875. B e 'became judge advo­
•
2
J. C T e a le ................... ”
C
onducted
on
Best
Principles
M o r o .......................
Dynamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavation«
composition
took
j
X J. B. W heat ................
cate on tho sintT of G eneral McLeer,
19 A N ish
M oro......................
M onk lan d
1 W , H» Cooper .................
hl« fancy. Letar on
Office In The Moro Hotel Brick.
M o n k la n d
Second brigade, national guard. In |js;to.
J
A . K M ore ls
D e M o a t S prin gs
3
and shortly a fte rw a rd liecmue n ation­ AcavsTt-s titomas .
that
A . C . Thom pson
A) P . C. A x t e l l.
M onkland
.
C 'o iiiiM r r i l o i I r m l i N o ll c ll e d
M onk lan d
A . M W r ig h t . . . .
obtained a good
M onklan d
ally known for his work Iq Iq'caklug
2. John M Johnson
education,
and
after
ahe
had
graduated
Moro .......
3
op rings w ithin tho D em ocratic p arty
< F C oe............
21 John A. R a s m illa
M o rn
M onk lan d
from Vitssur college he married her.
1 O . C Mortenson
M o ro ........
and his action In securing tho convlc
3. P, J. Ih llln g e r
Among Mr. Thomas’ beet known
M
onkland . . . . . . .
tlon
of
John
Y.
M
cKano
of
election
1
l
l
i
m
Tho
m
p
s
o
a
..........
22 T . B. S earcy.
M
onklan
d
.
Rutledge
pluys tiro "Alabama,” "Arlaona” and
1 M a rtin Hansen
Morn ..........
frauds.
He
has
decllm
sl
proffers
of
2 G eorge H e n n a g m ........
' < » G « « t . t «4 » ,
P a w tu c k e t” He was Io
M o ro
..................
» * ♦ r ♦»<* ♦>»
nom inations for tho court of appeals of ‘T h e E arl
a John C hristianson
Hain. H . B aker
M o r o ........................
A tto rn e y a t L a w .
Grass V a lle y
Washington one day while the capital
1 K O i d a .....................
tho
sta
te
of
New
York,
for
m
ayor
of
Graas V a lle y
2. K. K. P o rte r............
Orass V a lle y
New York and for governor of the contained a delegation of statehood
3
o .^
. i I. W ester field
IAAI H i l l H l IL1I11IJI, , , , A t • • /• > ajg 1111 > > A a a aa « a • * • • a
W
L. D ll lin g e r
Grass V a lle y
G rass V a lle y
J D. D u n la p .......................
Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
Grass
V
a
lle
y
■tate.
Judge G aynor has given much boomers from tho territory of Arftooa
2 J C. X
Adam s ........................
Grasa V a lle y
atuily
to
tho subject of rallw ny rate and ran ugninst one of the party.
3.
F
A
.
I
25 H. B . H o ir
B a u m an n ...................
Grass V a lle y
V a lle y
Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
"So you are tho author of
1 Fred S c h i l l i n g ................
reform and has m ade m any address««
K ent . .
n t i n g ,
2 W . K . S c h illin g ................
G ra ia V a lle y
are you?" asked the man from that
on tho subject.
a. Carson Boratel
26 M a n u a l JÇbling er.,
K
e
n
t
..............
..
Crasa
V
a
lle
y
STO P AT
i. Aae R aling er ...................
l ie supiKMttsI Mr. B ryan in his two territory.
Graaa V a lie v
a. H e rm a n S ch illin g
MORO
"I am ,” said Thomaa.
Grasa V a lle y
OREGON 27 George Cov
previous cam paigns.
3
Fra n k Peterson
Grass V a lle y .
C roy
“ W ell,” com m ented the
1 J. W . D u n n ........................
C roy ........ .
Judge
G
aynor
m
arried
Miss
Augusta
2
R . A . D u n n ........ ..
Satisfaction Guaranteed
C’ruy ..
Cole M ayer m id has several children. "'Arizona’ Is a purty good play. a
J. M elodi
I Jam es H e d ric k .............
W. C. Bryant i» J . W Brov
Croy
Grass V a lle y
Ho lives In the fushlonalile Tesldencd' purty good one. I saw It once. lint I
Doth in W orkmannhip and Price
C o r n e r 7 th a n d S ta rk S tr e e t s .
d
istric t of Brooklyn l*>t;nugh know n as want to say to you It haa ona areat
Ä P erry S tro n g ............
K ent
fa u lt."
*
It U lie v and Ila rooms are provided with
W . H H e ly e , . . . .
tho P ark 81o|>e, w here ho has a hand
K e n t ...............
Office at F urniture Store.
C. It. Decker ........
"Is th at an?” asked Thomas. “What
running water mid long distance tele­
Kdnt .............
some
a
n
d
tasteful
home.
C.
F
.
G
uyton
30 O. W . H ild e b ra n d .
K r n t ..............
K londike
phones. European plan. Rales
Is It?"
A . B. P otter
K lo n d ik e . . . .
♦ I »per day and upward
W . 8 . Deaton
L aw y ers
K lo n d ik e . . . .
“B by, it ain’t true to natum .”
Oço
of
tho
prom
inent
figures
a
t
the
F W M a tth ia s
Rl M a rth a W h ite ,
Highest priced room $.3
K lo n d ik e . . . .
B iggs
‘‘Not true to nature? I am ear
T . J M ille r
D em ocratic national convention and
B iggs
per dav.
W 8 W h ite
on«i of W illiam J. Mryarf1» closest prised nt th at. W here doe» It lack?”
Room« 1 and 2 The Ginn Brick 82 W J. P av ia
J J H e c k e r ...........
Grass V a lle y
B|nr»..........
’ L ack?” shouted“ the critic. "Lack?
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
H e n ric h Peters
frtenda, Norm an E. Mack, proprietor
Grass V a lle y
r .-*v < r r u m ■ » m n i n n i u u m n »
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
D te d rie h P a t)e u s .
G raas V a lla y
hy, cuaa It all, man, they ain’t an
of the Buffalo Times, has occupied a
CliAs. W right, President.
R
K
slinger
.73 Chas. Stradley.
Grass
V
a
lle
y
.
G rass V a lle y
F . » Jones ...........
post of responsibility In ' tho party argument for or against statehood tn
Graaa V a lle y
M.
Dickinson». Manager. I MORO
C . J . H u ffm an
Graas V a lle y
m nnngernont for tho pnst Fight v <* hi * m the hull blamed caboodle.”
OREGON 31 lohn Sehreei
Robert D u g g e r
Grass V a lle y
K ent
James H e h re e e e ....
Kent
.....
«« m em ber of die 11« tlofliir Commit tee
H M H h u i l ..........
K ent
The trip to Denver taught the
F re d Justicen
75 L. W . A m ic k
K e n t ..............
Soren H ansen . . . .
ork delegation one thing—fam» la
K e n t ................
K . P . N u n n .............
K e n t ................
New York does not mean fame west
W C S tillw e ll...
«
C. O P orte r
K ent
K arly
of tho Mississippi, a New Yqrk mao
W illia m Fox .
K a r l y .................
N eare-t H ole! I d B i
Joseph
Brackett
Rulus
............
A tto rn e y - a t - L a w
Genfer, Banks and Depot.
dining w ith J. Hergvant Cram. Lewte
H . K P orter ........
K u f n a ................
Nixon and Daniel F. Cohalan asked
ft tiiiia v H iltner
the manager of the restaurant who
P r o tla n d , O r e g o n .
Office upstairs Rooms 6 and
eents.
t harles F, Murphy was.
hla friends began to "kid” him about
CONVENTION SIDELIGHTS.
O S C A R A lt O K R S O N
M A N A /J K K
‘ I don't kuow who he l«,” waa tbe
Opera House Building
hla
panama,
"1
«hall
continue
to
wear
- ■
■
«»’ply. " lie has been eating hara for
thia hat no matter what the cartoon
lin k in g ,Faatur.a and Incidanta
four or five days, and I think be Is
lata do. Thia hat haa a hlatory
It
Damocratio National Axaamblaga.
from W yom ing.”
MORO
OREGON
Snow mid sn.xwlailllng In July at the coat g350 and waa presentd to Big
“ H ave you got any Tammany Hall
Democratic national convention—that Tim ’ Sullivan by a friend of hla. They
M o ro , O re g o n .
Ulen here?”
guyed Tim till he got cold feet and
F re e b u s to a n d from tra in s
was
the
feature
which
Mayor
Hpeer
of
Krank Menefee.
"Any w hat?"
Fred Wilson
Milt w o n It
Denver, true to hla promt»«, offered to gave it to Milt Oray
"T am m nny Hall men -men from
R ates by th e day
at
the
race
track
until
life
became
a
»___F
visitor» and delegates the other morn
T am m any H all."
CL
lug nt Denver Early In the forenoon burden for him. and then 1 fell heir
6 0 c, 7 5 c, $ I .0 0 , $ I .6 0 , $ 2 .
“ No snob place as that around hevx”
to
the
ha^
I
never
expect
to
have
an
eight wagons, heavily laden with m o w
was the Innocent reply.
S
T
O
P
where the people stop
other lid that cofft S850 and I’m going
which had l>een taken from the moun
E u ro p e a n Plan
to be game. Elm away, you knocker«,
Inin side« and brought to town on i
A tto rn e y s - a t - L a w
but me for the >85© bonnet ”
\\ lien W illiam J. B ryan waa first
Moffatt road train, moved up Seven
A G ood C lean F am ily H otel
nom inated for the presidency a t Chi­
teenth street Itehlnd a band which did
Passenger» on the train which took
cago In lN9d he w as but th irty a tx
Office in the Vogt Block, U(>8tairp not play “There’ll Be a Hot Time In
T l i e l i n i l e » , < » r e i f o i i ,
the Oklahoma delegation acroea the
years old and in the cam paign
the
Gld
Town
Tonight.”
Edward
(’on
Htenm lie n t.
pralriea to Denver bad a bit of enter­
¿Klert rlcfH Jjjh t»
followed w as often called the •boy
E le ctric Call Bell*.
way, the local committeeman, who or
THE DALLES
orator of the P la tte .”
T h at
OREGON dlnnrlly deals In Denver real estate tainment which waa denied other«. A
nohman k . M U K
.
doaen of the delegatee drew tbelr re­
tw elve y e ars ago, and now th a t he Is
and not In snow, marched at the head
H O T E L R A T E S TO SU I I YOU.
volvers and shot prairie dogs One of repreaeutlng tho stnto of New York
nm n ln g for the preeldeacy a th ird
[ of the hand
the marksmen killed seven out of ten The Tim es atoixl by Mr. Bryan In lupe tim e he Is still In the full vigor ag
Each wagon had a banner with the
ahota while tbe train waa rushing at when his Journalistic supporters were m anhood, but he Is getting >>«
All O R & N T ra in s Stop at Front Doer
M. L. E v a n s of DeMoss h ss l»epn laid
words, "Snow from the Moffatt road.”
full s(>eed. Thousands of the little anl- few and fa r liet-ween, no.I the Buffalo and Is a grandpa. T hera will not ba
up w ith riie u n istisn i for
tim e and
As
the
wagons
filed
past
the
Albany,
• «Railway T icket Office in the Lobby.
I suffered un to ld agonies, but is now up
mala can be seen from the car win­ editor has been w ith him ever since,
A tto rn e y - a t - L a w
Brown I’nlace and Ravoy hotels vis­
la n d |»erfeetly well
Ask h im w hat
dows In the waste lands of western through thick anil thin, and enjoys the
itors
made
a
dash
for
the
tempting
cured him and he w ill say less th a n
Kansas and eastern Colorado.
confidence of the N ebraska sftiteam an
T. N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
a 50c ho ttie of W a tk in s’ R h e u m a tism Office 737 Chambar of Commerce piles aboard, and presently there waa
an unusual degree
He and Mrs
an d G out T ablets.
a short lived liattle with snowballs.
Denwer
waa
very
prettily
decorated
Muck w ere entertnliie.1 nt F airview by
Corner Third mid Stark
U Ith what waa left of their cargo«a
for
the
convention.
Aside
from
the
Mr nnd Mrs Bryan on tb elr way to
Sold by
the eight driver» hurried on to the
decorations on buildings, there waa a Denver, w here Mr. Mark waa am ong
Auditorium and deposited the enow
lavish
dlaplay
of
bunting
and
flag»
on
those Who w e a i^ ik e .l of in connection
PORTLAND
-
- OREGON Around, the entrances of the conven­
S u b scrib e for ho ( )bserver
Best W eekly p u b lish ed A I e s . H ia ls r , A g t , D e n s : ;
the principal streets of the town. Rev w ith tin* vice ^ffsl.leiitbil hoinluntlon,
tion hall. It gave a cool breath to an
enteenth street, which ertenda In a and It Is pnxllchsl he will oicupy an
in th e In la n d lini piro. E vervone reads it..
already delightful day and afforded a
straight line from the Union station to Im portant post under the a d m in istra ­
E v ery h ottie positively g u a ra n te e d
novel spectacle for those who had been
the Brown and Ravoy hotela, waa also tion In ense of Mr B ryan’s election.
suffering with heat In New York and
decorated with red. white and blue Mr. Mack Celebrates his arriv al at the
Address: MORO. OREGON.
Chicago.
electric lights strung across the road half century m ark this ...... ith nnd
T’nder a warm sun the m o w banka
way. At night these lights presented next y e ar will celebrate tbe th jrtlelh
rapidly became smaller, and the proc­ a very attractive appearance.
anniversary of the establishm ent of
S
to
ck
I
n
s
p
e
c
to
r
ess
of
diminution
waa
furthered
by
M o ro , O re g o n .
the Rundny Tim es tn Buffalo. The
amnll Itoys and delegatee, who started
Cere Baling Devlee.
Dally T im es cam e Into the Held four
S h e r m a n C o u n ty ,
a second war.
Americana fond of good eating enjoy years later.
sinking tbe teeth deep in a steaming
Mr. Mack has attended In nil official
O reg o n .
The composite character of tha Amer­
i
Express and Freight
ican people waa shown In thia con­ ear of sw eet corn. Tet for tbe very capacity every national convention of
habit American taste la misunder­ hla party since that of 189" and In
Delivered to any Bart of tho City
vention as it haa never been shown
D eputy S to ck Inspector
Biatio and F urniture Moving.
before. There were a lot of Indiana here, stood. In England a popular idea pre late year» has wielded no small Intlu-
Louis S ch a d ew itz, K ent, Oregon and they attracted no end of atten­ valla that field corn la generally eaten enee In the party councils.
In the United State«, a thing the Eng
Passengers are now transferred to th<* railroad at Megler
Trunks and Grips Delivered
tion. Most of them came from Okla
fourteen miles up the Columbia River from Ilwaco. T his
llahman could not do without offend
W illiam II. U’Brlen, who. ns tre a s­
homa.
There
waa
one
Indian
woman
ellmi .ates the necessity of steamers waiting for the tide,
Ing hla national pride, and the French u re r of the D em ocratic national com
To and From all Trams.
In this crowd, and ahe charmed all
and insures a prompt and regular Summer Schedule.
man considers tbe mode of eating It
inlttix*. handles the
beholder». She la Mr». Buffington, the
Inartistic. However that may be. aa
coin collected for
better half of Tom Buffington, a for­ every laxly knows, the flavor remains
A Buaine«« Directory of each city, mer Cherokee chief and one of tbe Ok­
ns«‘ In the canvass,
ì lio S team er
leaves P o rtla n d
town and village in Oregon and lahoma delegate« Although ahe haa delicious when tbe corn la properly
succeed, d Am?>xl^
cooked
A
new
device
for
eating
corn
Belmont in t h a t ,
W an hi ng ton, giving a dencriptive the raven treaaee of the Indian woman
every n in n ili g e x c e p t S a tu rd a y and S u n d ay a t
Proprietor of
la In use at a well known American
post Inst Jnniinry. |
sketch of each place, together with and also many of the features of the cafe.
It le the Invention of one of the
8:30 o’clock. S a tu rd a y o nly a t 2 o ’clock P AT.
{Hr. O 'Brien was
the location and shipping facilities, mdaklna, ahe la a woman of refine proprietors, Jacques Busts no by. A all-
chairm an of t h e i
R em em b er th e S u m m e r rate on the
and a classified directory of each naent and has a grace and charm about ver prong la Inserted In either end of
Dem ocratic s t a r e
her that would fit any drawing room. tbe cob by a waiter, and the cob rests
liusinesR and profeasion.
com m ittee of Ipdl- i
from M o r o t o all N o rth
Rome of her gowna drew exclamatfhns la a sort of atlver trough of soft but­
R. L. B o i . k < fe
I nc .
ana for s e v e r a l 1
of delight from the women. Her hus­
Beacb p o in ts and re tu rn ; good u n til Sept. 30th.
Drpying of all Kinds.
years an d Is An MR. HRTAN a ' >H¿KIX'WTtmMsi BBTAM a—»
1
Seattle, Wash band la a banker and stock ralaer and ter. By turning the cob several time«
It Is evenly buttered without «ny hi
ac+M naavnr.
Intim ate friend o f
1» worth more than >«10.000. In addl convenience.
Trunk? and Grip? Hauled to and
T h o m a s T aggart.
N o rth Beach 1« a fatnnUH, lw«autiful place—th e m ont perfect
tloa to lielng big politically he la big
ninny references to tha “bqy naatu~
L it w r e n c eb u r g ,
beacb on th e w hole N o rth Const.
from all train«
physically, standing six feet six inches
In thia campaign. Mr. Bryaa vraara
OlwMeee Fell®«
p In
Ind., la his real
T h ere are accom m odationa galore at price« to sutt all
hla stockings. He controls 1,000 or
hla honor» as a grandparaat graeofaity.
WttXIAM H . O ’ R R IE N .
Tbe
era
of
a
“clubleea
cop”
haa
la«tea ; earn pi ng faeilitiea w ith o u t e q u a l—perfect b a th in g
deuce, nnd aa he
more Indian voters.
He
Is never happier than whan trot­
dawned for Uhleago. Tha Toledo Idea
con d itlo n a; all aorta o f 'ainiiacmentH a n d div eralo i a. Com e,
a banker by occupation he la con.
h a v e a good real and n Jolly tim e.
—advocated by the late Mayor Ram eldered to have the proper qualifica­ ting on hla kneea Rntb and
Thomas
F.
Grady,
state
senator
from
Let ua aend you our nhw aum iner book, and tell you all
that policeman do not need to tions for acting as custodian of the Ix'avltt, children o f hla dangblar
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor. New York, created one of the big aen- Jooee
about N O R T H B E At II.
'
now Mrs. William H. LaavltK
ba armed with clnba and revolver» and funds of the committee.
■nttons of the preconvention proceed­
two youngster» are not
• F a V g R V M a c a ia r w a . V « O R D I R
Every kind of rig to order, ing« with his hat. No eoonar had be thing» e f that aort la being triad In
enough yet to appreciate the
Chicago Thia appUaa, however, only
C. M. Cady, L ocal-A gent, Moro.
Auguatus Thomaa, who preparati a
ü î _ Q m c *, w
C h i i i i and all orders prom pt and satis­ Innded In Iienver under an enormous te tha traffic squad o f >0Q man. who,
their grandpa has racolvod, bo<
moat
eloquent
tribute
to
Mr.
Bryau
to
pnnnnia of weird shape than tbe local Ilka Naw Yort*e cronalng guardian«,
factory at reasonable prices.
are very bright and
W m . rtcflurray, General Paaeenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
Farmers teams fed as well as cartoonists seized *on him and drew really have no ana for police haavy deliver when the latter’a name was dren and are at present tha |
placed I d nomination for the presi­
they are fed at home, if not better. funny picture« which are four-fifths artillery.
member» of tha Bryan fam ily, «mff
Kubscril>e for The (Jlteerver
dency at Denver, but who gracefully their popnlarity to
hat and one-fifth Grady.
Telephone at our expeuee.
wag to other arataaw to
“I K
declared tha
To those wishing such relations we heartily eitend onr services. J
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