Sherman County observer., August 27, 1909, Image 3

HEADQUARTERS FOR
HARVEST SUPPLIES
Canvas
Groceries
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Cured Meats
Waterbags
Rope
Vegetables
Fruits
Shoes,
Crockery
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Gloves,
Overalls,
Shirts,
Underwear,
Blankets, and everything fo r harvest men.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Roads are very dry end duety,
Mre Chorley Powell la on the eiok
and straw is too valuable tbie fatl
lieL
Hans Thompson was a visitor on to think of strewing them.
Grandma DeMose ie the gn«et of
Tueeday.
her
daughter-io-law.Mrs Ina Dakin
Roy Powall began hauling his
DeMoes, at the springe.
wheal to Moro Wedneeday. ..
Attorney Joseph A Wilson of this
Arthur Phillipe and wife were
olty wae oalled sooth of Grass Val­
over from John Day river Tueeday.
ley Saturday on legal business.
Robert Hunter wae ready for the
Mr and Mrs E H Moore and the
threshers Saturday. All beaded and
little boys, are visiting friends and
stacked.
relatives in Portland this week.
Charley Powell had more wheat
“Il looks very much like rain to­
than be expected; 4,000 sacks from
day,” was the common remark on
400 acres.
Tuesday; and it did, but it didn’t.
Miss Nora Floook ie a favorite at­
Omer Sayres finished bis harvest
tendant at Hotel Moro dining room
work yesterday with his new Baby
this summer.
Holt oombine, which has given per­
Little Miss Franoee Rutledge has fect satisfaction.
a fine kitten, so intelligent as to be
Miss Jeanette Rutledge ie now at
a real trioketer.
home after a prolonged visit with
8am Brisbin was compelled to Grandma Vintin and Aunt Lottie,
lay off from harvesting last week, at Grass Valley.
uu account of sickness.
A saloon brawl in wet Condon
Miss Ge:tie Henrichs recovered ended in the killing of J R Wells,
her lost bracelet advertised in The August 19tb, hit on the head by a
Old Reliable last week.
sou of the saloon keeper.
It is getting toward the 1st of
We are able to announce to her
September yet there are many big many friends that Mrs. E E Barxee
uncut burdocks and thistles.
hae left the hospital much improved
n Put out your nampfiree wherever
you go.
W B Johnston and wife returned
home on Tueeday.
A want ad in The Observer ie
what you want if you want any­
thing.
Anonymous oommunioatione find
a plaoe in the waste basket at this
offioe.
Rev John Tonkins lost hie wheat
orop in the stack, by a mystery fire
Saturday night.
Isn’t the weed law ever going to
be enforced in this oity and oounty?
And if not, why not J
Mrs N W Silver ie having an en­
joyable visit from her daughter and
grand daughter from Portland,
Mre R 8 Wiloox and Mies Marvel
Wiloox.
J. M. Patterson, aooompanied by
E C Cheeebro and Mr Dunsmore,
were in Sherman oountv this week
in the interest of The Dalles agri­
cultural fair.
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GEO. H . H IL D E B R A N D , Pres.
GEO. M E D L E R , Treasurer,
Don Wheat has two 4-horee teams 39
hauling for Twoby Bros, from Moro 39
to DesChutes, on aooount of the 39
Harriman rail road construction. 8 39
Fred Hennagin and Martin Han­ in health and is now visiting with One of the teams is bandied by
Aden Axtell.
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sen finished their own and Charles frieirtis in Portland.
Poole’s harvesting Saturday—in all
Henry Gosh was in the city
T<vo members of the Boesen orew
9(0 acres.
were laid off by accidents last week, Wednesday and rented his (arm to
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He and
Col C A B.uckley spent a day in Engineer Chase lost a finger, and Louie Pape for a term.
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the city last week atteoding to ex­ Joseph Rutledge had hie right large Mrs G will now take a well earned
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vacation. Mr. Pape has rented hie
ecutive business of the development toe put out of joint.
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form east of Monklaud.
league.
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You can buy a railroad ticket at
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That poor old Mowry dog will
Rufus and Grant school districts Rufus, under orders of the railroad
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have consolidated, and a new school commission. And that is all the ac­ disgust people no more, but chloro­ ®
Link Belting, L eath er B elting, L ace L eath er €9
bouse worth $5,000 is to be built at commodation one finds at the de­ forming him would have been the g Engine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine E xtras, etc.
more humane treatment. There
pot (so oalled).
Rufus.
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are other faithful old friends of
o
The development league has dep­
W S Coeper of Independence, was
Deering and Hodge Headers.
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mao that would be belter dead.
a
up last week looking after bis Klon­ utised Wm Raymond to take a series
The steamer Tacoma, of the U.
dike farm interests. He is still a of Sherman oounty views whiob
Jas M DeMosa will exhibit at the 8. R M. arrived at Port Townsend
heavy weight.
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Monday, steaming around the
Provision men of Portland are A-Y-P-E io Seattle.
world from Baltimore, Md. She
John Christiansen, wife and babe,
in the market early for Thanksgiv­
brings news of tbe'dieoover y of relics
ing. They are now cornering the returned from the springs on the
of a prehistoric race in far away
19th, on account of serious illness
K n o c k s O n c e a t Every M a n ’s Door.
Turkey supply.
Alaska.
of the little one, which Dr O J
Filer’s King of the Cattle Ring
k 640 aerea of fine farm land, mile
The Eicheuherger ranch near
Sam Barr is dead.
Should he
Goflio immediately took charge of,
i south of Waaeo, well Improved, Hhuuiko, well improved, half in
Company carries a crack band, a
be
so
fortunate
as
to
find
his
good
! ala ut 200 aerea in aummerfallow cultivation, I ml. pasture, at $15.00
concert orchestra, and presents one and which is now out of danger.
L $5,000.00 eaeb, bai. eaay term»,
per acre. $.3000.00 cash bal. to suit
old father acoross the river Styx,
Showgoiug
people
in
general
look
purchaser.
of the most entertaining and in­
wonder if that last dispatch: “Bury
;
Fine
residence
property
in
Waaeo
forward with pleasure for the annual
structive dramas ever written.
My residence property in Waaeo,
windmill,
cistern,
private
water
father where he is;”will be called
system, 5 room cottage, near Kan- 7 rooms beaidee bathroom, pantry
Tramps started an 98 000 fire at visit of the Filer show. He always up? His son oomee from the east
dow mill. 81500.00, one third casti and attic. Large basement Con­
brings a clean, wholesome entertain­
nected with water and sewer sys­
bai. ou easy terms.
a station five miles west of Walla
to bis funeral.
tems; two lota; house newly painted
ment, and his company is composed
Walla, on the N P Ry, Saturday
Parsonage proiierty of the United new feuce ami new sidewalk; all
Citizens in the Fort Rook region,
of ladies and gentlemen.
Rretnren church, in Wasco, for iu fine condition.
morning; two warehouses and 4.0Q0
Lake oounty, are too tender hearted.
$900. One-tldrd cash balance ou
Friends of Wm F roe be will be
Also several building lots in dif­
sacks of grain were destroyed.
easy terms. $100 off for spot cash<
They are watching for fenoe cutting
ferent part» of towu.
pained to learn of the death of his
Mrs Ed Smith, {prmerly of Grass
fiends and give notice that when
valley, and for yearsa sufferer from estimable wife, which occurred on caught they wiii be proseouted “so-
the 20th, of canoer of the stomach
rheumatism, has laid aside the old-
cording to law.” What nonsense;
at Waeci. Mrs F was very highly
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fftne crutches, and is now enjoying
shoot the miserable cuss at eight.
esteemed by a large cirole of friends
excellent health at their new home
Jim Finch is sending out a lot of
and acquaintanceer
in Gresham. Fd is doing a good
stuff entitled, “sensations and emo­
Trains over the C S Ry began a
business at buying and selling
tions of a man found guilty of
mules and horses.
new schedule Monday morning.
rqurder in the first d e g r e e H e ’d
While at Portland last month The mail north closes now at 8 50 better devote the few remaining
R. H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
The O. Man estimated the pace of a m at Moro; going south at 2.50 days allotted to him on earth, to
comers and goers daily at 6,000, at p m....Trains north bound are sup­ the study of “emotions of Ralph
which some wiser folk bugged their posed to pass Moro at 9 20; south Fisher shot to death iu bis office at
hound al 3 20.
FULL LINE OE BUILDER SUPPLIES
eyes. Railway ticket records show
the bands of an assassin.”
The Misses Peterson of California
12,000 passengers daily—597,600
There is always hope for a man
since June. The sight of four trains who were guests of their cousin Miss
who oan find employment; for there
_____ W e have added a full line of bu 11 de r s upp II cx .
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Is something inspiring in labor;
They
were
most
agreeably
surprised
one morning—all delayed, and none
an act performed, a deed done.
GET OUR PRICE8 ON
with less than 14 coaches; all arriv­ at the progress which Moro and the
What is idleness but waste, ennui,
ing within one hour—made him sick county have made since their last perpetual despair.
Doors, W indows, Frames, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Lumber
Better far to
of summer travel, and he went to visit here years ago.
and Cedar Posts. W ill quote for delivery on O. R. & N . or
wear out than to rust out; than to
Apple Crest, where he wheeled him­ . TfownotoMOue Esther Mitchell has
Colum bia Southern main line.
live an inert, listless, senseless life,
self under a cherry tree, three times been returned to the Steilacoom asy­
See us before laying in your Coal or Wood.
and then finally be stranded, on
a day, for 15 days.
lum an opium fiend, found in a worse than a desolate shore.
All kinds of mill feed and family flour. No Warehouse charges
on barley stored on exchange.
Those who drew blanks in the Chinaman’s shack at Departure
One thousand catalogues of the
government land lottery need feel bay. She is the last of the offensive Sherman oounty fair which is to
no disappointment for of the many Beoton county holy rollers, the one be held io Moro, Ootober 1st and
lucky ones who drew homesteads who murdered her brother for kill­
2d have been printed by the state
few were fortunate in getting land ing Cretfield, the alleged priest of
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printer and are now in the hands
as good as that which may be pur­ the outrageous colony. The ruin
of George Mqwry, secretary of the
chased In any good farming section wrought by that miserable wretch
fair, and ready for distribution.
already improved, and near to the in the nameof religion, should be a
Anyone who desires one of these
markets. Besides, a large part ol caution, to teach people bow iu fu­
A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers
catalogues or any information re­
the Coeur d’ Alene holdings have ture to deal with gangs like the ho­
garding the fair should apply to
since been destroyed by forest fires. ly rollers.
the secretary or to any member of
If tbs 300,000 applicants bad just
James Smith, a jolly fat man, at the board of directors. Ae will he f l I I I I " I - H H 1 IH - 1 -1 I I 1 1 I1 I 1 I I E hU - l- l-l-H -H d t 1-1
made an estimate of their railroad Wheting, Ind., is the head of all the
seen from the premium list, very
fare from their homes all over the manufacturing departments of the liberal prises have been offered for
union to the land office and return, Standard. This recipe for turning almost every class and breed of
besides other expenses in the big oil into butter was shown to him: livestock, and for the different va­
lottery, a*nd then remained at home Heavy oils, of no use for lllumin-
Louis XVI Pattern
rieties of farm and household pro­
they could have pooled their wealth ants, are passed through red-hot
duce as well, and there is every
and bought the whole 700,000 acres tubes to decompose them into fixed
reason to believe that there will be
The latest silver ware designs which
at 92 50 per acre and each would gases, metbone and ethone. These
a large number of entries, and that
harmonizes perfectly with the period it
have had an interest in the land and are then converted into acetic and
tbs fair will be In every way suo-
represents and in rich simplicity it rivals ->
money left to speculate with. The other acida. These are transformed
oesaful. Drop into the Secretary’s
the best examples of silver ware any
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investment would have been a good into glycerol eeters of fate by heat­
offioe the next time yon are in town
where. It is made extra heavy plate and
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one; but no, blundering Old Uncle ing the glyoerine, and by combin­
and gat a catalogue.
Sam must make a mess of it.
ing fats in proportion a pure butter
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
| Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
| Harvesler and Headers such as Holt, Best,
| Hodge, McCormic etc.
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The
O b s e rv e r
MORÍ), B B B B M A N C O .,O R EG O N :
The' house fly seems to become
.Hot coffee, sand witches, etc., at
full grown in about four minutes
Biggs hotel.
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at this year.
F A 8ayres new baby Holt com­
bine
has been and is now doing pom«
Are you looking for alfalfa hay?
fine
work.
Inquire of Sheriff Freeman.
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Bear it in mirfd that Sherman
Don’t borrow The Observer. Sub­
county must he represented at The
scribe, and have it your own.
Dalles fair October 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Passengers will find a most ex­
Instead of praying for strength to
cellent lunch at the Biggs hotel.
hear misfortunes why wouldn’t it be
For Postal Cards, and Postal i good idea to pray for, sense to
Card cases, try The Observer Book avoid them?
Store.
Americans abroad are spending
Skating at the rink every Wed­
160,000,000 this year. Next year
nesday and Saturday evening from
they’d aught to come out here and
8:20 to 10:30. See adv.
make a comparison with our great
Dr J R Morgan will be in Moto and growing Pacific New West.
1st to 15th, Wasoo 15th to 30th,
Miss Allis Bayley opened the
of each month to practice deutlstry.
Boardman school Monday. Miss B
See the Independent Warehouse is a popular teacher; this is her 4th
and Milling Company, Wasco, be­ term at Boardman. Mrs R T Mor­
fore laying in your wood and coal.
gan came io to meet her on her ar­
While Mr Siler does not especially rival last week.
feature bis band and orchestra they
Mr Filer has been happily suc­
are conceded to he two of the finest cessful in selecting vaudeville acts
musical organizations traveling.
that are clean, pleasing, and of high
"Geo. W Berrian Js agent for the artistic excellence in the (between)
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur­ acts, in his splendid presentation of
ance Co., and is prepared to write the drama King of the Cattle Ring
policies on grain and other risks.
Fried trout, roasted grouse, baked
Just received, a car load of lime, venison, roast« bear--steak, topped
cement and plaster. (Wt our prices out with huckelberry pie, is the bill
before buying elsewhere. Indepen- of fare mapped out by an excursion
nt Warehpuae jmd Milling Co., party which left the South End for
the mountains Monday. They will
Wasco.
pick their own huckelherriee.
A man can seldom rely on his
One of the strongest features with
friends to tell him when to grasp an
opportunity. But they never fail to the King of the Cattle Ring show
chide him afterwards for bis lack of is the male quartet, the famous
Cairnes Brothers.
Four brothers
foresight.
with naturally beautiful and highly
Fresh vegetables and fruit in
cultivated voices, whose repertoir
season at Moro Com’l Co. Ship­
ments arrive Tuesdays and Fridays. includes the best in pnpblar and
classic music.
Prices moderate. Give us a trial
on these goods.
We observe that spme of our ex­
changes
follow their reports of the
Buy the genuine imported aven-
sensational
legal battle in the U S
erious carbolineum; the imitation
being offered Is only a temporary court at Portland, to settle the bluff
remedy if at all. If genuine one railroad strife along DesChutes river
application lasts for aP time. Ask with advertisements of a patent nos­
to see our sealed pao?xges. The trum said to be a specific for nausea.
A B Wolfard’s, Biggs.
E u re k a
Lod«« N o . 121.
' A . K A A. M., Moro. Or.
With US.
Meets the first and third
Thursday evenings of each
month Visiting members
cordially Invited to meet
By order of the W. M.
J. M. Parry, Secretary.
B e th le h e m
C h a n te r
O.E a.
Regular oomrou Alcatlon
each 2d and 4th Thurs­
day evenings M onthly.
By order W.M.
Mrs Helen Parry, Beoy
No 7*
M a r e L ed ge, N o . 113,
I. O. O. F. Moro. Oretfon.
; Meets every Saturday
Levenlng at 7:30 o’clock.
'V isiting mem tiers are
1 cordially Invited. Mem­
bers are expected to be
J. O. Elliott, N . O.
present.
Robert M. Brash. Kecretarv.________
The price of The Observer Is $ 1.60
per year. 76 sent* * for six months, 60 cents
lor roar months—hot If paid in advanoe we
aeeept $2-60 In fu ll for 2 years. Shorter
te'm s than one year 12J< oents per month.
A Blue Mark here «ill answer an
Inquiry, when entered upon owr calendar,
giving the date o f the paper mb the date at
which your current subscription expires.
FR ID A Y ...............August 27, 1909
Type writer paper at The Observ­
er office.
First class lunch served at a 2d
class price at .the Biggs hotel.
Photograph postal cards of Moro
scenery for sale at Observer Book
Store.
If you want Io buy read The Ob­
server. If you want to sell adver­
tise in it.
• e«- -«*• -duir
Don’t forget the place to get your
moneys worth in a watch is at L W
Rim»’ Jeweler, Wasco.
Fresh supply of genuine carbolen-
ium just opened at tbeObserver Book
Store.
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders,
latest, safest and beet, Observer
Book Store.
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
pencils and all sort* of ictas, at the
Observer Book Store.
Observer Book Store.
Scenic picture poet cards, of views
botanists rates will be put into
near Moro, actual photo work, for
effect by the transcontinental rail­
sale at Observer Book Store.
roads identically with thbse that
We desire to publish all the news brought 63,000 settlers to the Paci­
of every part of Sherman oounty, fic Northwest last spring. The
but il you hide your item under a rates go in effect September 16 and
bushel it doee nobody good.
continue until Ootober 15.
Old type makes the very best of
Avenarius Carbolineum is a germ
Babbitt metal. We have it for sale destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
and when you need any call at The destroys the cause of decay in posts
Observer office.. Price is right.
or timber. The US.Government,
Postal Card Albums fine, in doth the ORNCo., Multnomah county,
covers, etc., from 25c up, at The Ob­ and city of Portland, are making
server Book Store.
general use of it on bridge timbers,
■ Our “ ads” attract attention and etc. It is the best chicken lioe de­
advertise. When you get our ad­ stroyer on the market, and will
vertising, you get businessbringers. sweeten and preserve a water trough,
pig pen, stable, eto.and keep away
No warehouse charges on barley,
dies. It is a guaranteed article.
stored on exchange, at Independent
The Observer Book Store is distrib­
Warehouse and Milling Company,
utor of tbs pure article in Sherman
Wasco.
oounty.
K C Davis, proprietor of the Grass
The Dalles Chronicle tells a good
Valley Barn, promptly attends all story on our old-time friend Havely
oalls, day or night. Animals given sx-mayor at Dufur, who is a great
the very best of care. Charges are potato produoer, always having 40,
right.
60 or 80 aores a year. This season
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they turned out better thau ever,
• • A number of my patrons are ,, and a friend congratulated him on
■; not aware that for some months ;; his good fortune, but he was inclin­
• ; past the Moro Commercial Co. ; ; ed to be pessimistic about it. When
; ; has had my bread on sale; any ; asked if the orop wasn’t better, and
;; purchases of bread at this ,, the potatoes larger? be admitted it
J ; store will he appreciated by
{ J was so, “The best I’ve ever had, hut
Mrs. K. Anderson. *; dog dang It th a j’ra aint any small
! H m u m H U H H 1* * *
on««
to M d
to th« pigs.“
Iu Skamania county yellow jack­
ets have microbes on their stingers
They also carry a butcher knife, a
hot poker, an electric battery, bottle
of cayenne pepper, and the concen­
trated extract of toothache, ingrow­
ing nails and painters oolic, says a
resident.
JU LIU S M E D L E R . S e c reta ry ,
C H A S . G O LL1HER. Manager.
It takes tact and ability of a high
order to organize a show that will
be well balahced in all departments,
viz: a good band and orchestra,
good specialties, and if a dramatio
show a drama strong enough to win
recognition without the .other fea­
The silver wells (so called), east
tures. Mr Filer happily possesses
of Bear creek, Crook county,, are
this ability.
attracting considerable notice this
Simmons Brothers have 68 aores
summer. The “walls” consist of
of Mammoth red clover that stands
several spouting springs, the water
“breast high” to the Bend Bulletin
of which is strongly impregnated
man, and so thick that it is difficult
with a substance resembling silver.
to walk through. He claims tnat it
If a bar of Iron, or any similar ob­
will go three tone to the sore. This
ject, is left in the water 24 hours, it
field was seeded in June, with wheat
will come out thoroughly coated
as a nurse crop, using six pounds of
with Ml* substance. This silver is
clover seed per acre.
deposited around the wells several
R M Powell, a Crook oounty far­ Inches thiok in places. Years ago
mer, will threen 100 acres of alfalfa a oompany was formed and a hole
for the seed. Alfalfa seed retails at drilled at the wells 800 or 900 „feet
25 c
lh in Prineville, and the user deeo. The result of this protract­
takes every chance on its purity, vi­ ing was not generally known. -¿The
tality and adaptability to tbvroli- hole was plugged and work aban­
mate. With seed raised at home doned.- The question now arises,
everything is vouched for, and Mr is this so-called silver a mineral nf
Powell has done a good thing which value and are people contemplat­
hie neighbor* ahould appreoiata.
| ing developing It?
ALWAYS ON HAND
O p p o r tu n ity
C. J. Bright, Wasco, Orc.
Independent Warehouse & milling (¡o
um
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Reduced Slabwood Prices
Wco,
M ttoli, DsMo:; lay Cwi, or Moro
New Silverware Designs
is made.” When he read it he
groaned. “It sounds easy don’t it?”
‘But said be, the Standard Co isn’t
spending a cent of its hard-earned
ten nr eleven hundred million dol­
lars on any euoh game as ztbat. It
never dreamed of manufacturing
butter out of oil. It has a big
Y ou w G w ant u s to
plant at Whiting, which turns out
have it w h en y o u see
illuminating and lubricating oils,
o u r samples and hear
waxes, greases and other things,
e a OUR PRICES s 8
but butter is noton the menu, and
there is no ohanoe of its getting
there. Ever since thia butter-mak­
ing fiction was started we have
been overrun with offers from oom- Ç a /J a l t h h q ffte«
In nt«d o f a n yth in g e
»fiiisainn uierobants who want to
in 1h« tin« q f
nell, and fy>m people who make
butter tubs who want uh as a cus­
tomer. There ie ae. much ebanoe
of our making butter ae there It of
our menuisoturtngsffe.”
Costs no more than other Silverware ;
W e W ant Y o u r
HAND PAINTED CHINA
Jobwork
and
L
CUT GLASS
Is complete and up-to-date.
Have watches and watch chains in
several different style« and
price«.
Now is the time to have yonr time keeper
put in repair for the summer’s hard uange.
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L. W. ROSS,
J e w e le r , W a a e o , O re g o n
Watoh ln«p««t«r He the O. R.AN. Ry
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