1
«g
arc made ft JKg$\, ^ g
by skilled
cauxetbey /
hands
with infi
$1.75 G old Bracelet
2.50
“
3.50
"
4.00 "
6.00
9.50
2.00
Brooch pin
3.00
5.00
6JQ
10.00
1.00 G old C u ff L i n k ............................... 65c
nite care. T h e
'S L ^
makers give you a
W
l i f e l o a f guarantee
against lost stones (except
$.75c solid ¿old ring....................... ,.$.50c
1.00
.................... .....................
.70c
2.00
"
"
“
1-25
2.50
"
"
“
1-50
3.00
............................................... . 2.00
4.00
“
’•
“
2J0
5 . 0 0 .........................
3.00
6.00 "
4.00
8.00 "
“
" ........................... 5.25
10.00 "
S* ....................... 6.00
15.00 "
",
" a . . . . , . . , . , . , 9.75
Diamond Rings, and Precious stones at
corresponding prices.
W atches
Yqur choice of Hamilton,
Rockford, H am pden,
and a South Bend in nickel, gold filled or
a solid gold filled case.
Elgin,
$1.00
2.50
5.00
7.50
10.00
14.00
18.00
21.00
25.00
W altham ,
watch.................................... ’. ...$ .85 c
" -
.............. 1.35
" ............................... .............3.75
7 Jewel in nickel case .......... > 5.00
15
« *• .......... . 7.25
17
........................... . . . . . . . 925
15
** “ G old filled case.. 13.00
17
“ “
’ * " ' " .. 15.00
"
" “
",
h .7 1 8 .0 0
M y watches are made by the best manu­
facturers who always stand by their goods.
I want to turn part of my
S ilverw are and N o v e
stock into cash and to do this
$10.00 Silver M irro r, Brush, and comb set
in the best and quickest way
9.00 . "
.........................• W
“
8.00
" three piece M ilitary agf.
am offering for the next thirty
1.50 set silver teaspoon«............ ..
days splendid reductions in
2.50 <«
••
«•
-otw
4.00 “
d e x rt ip o o n i----- ..
Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry,
5.00 "
**
knife and forks. . . .
Rings,
Silverware,
Leather
1.25 silver berry spoon . . . . J r « , .
■ J*
•
9 A* AO
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“
r
uv
- - ,* r • * f*
.* ...............
•
Purses, Leather Cigar Cases,
1.50 set silver sugar shell and batter knife
Hand Painted China, etc., etc.,
3 .0 0 “
“
salad forks............
. ..
at a big sacrifice.
4.0U s
soup spoon.................... .. 3.5G
If you are at all considering
4.0Q ?
"
carving set..................... .pL-JMI
7.50 *
"
sugar and creamer . . . v . 5.0C
the purchase o f anything in
* Also a good assortment of separate pieces,
this line o f. goods mentioned
boxed, in solid silver and plated ware, at cor­
responding prices. N o extra charge for engraving
above it will certainly pay you
U’
handsomely to call and take
Also a complete line of optical
goods and accessories. At very
advantage o f the reductions
reasonable prices.
J that I am offering you during
* this Thirty Day Bargain Sale.
Mantle and Alarm Clocks
$1.00 Alarm Clocks, now for only $.85c
1.00
1.50
2.00 j
4.00
5.50
Mantle Clock,
The
O b server
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
4.00
•*
•*"
>
•
*
.
;.
95c
".. • * r . "
1.35
"
* .......................... 1.85
"
‘
"
.......... 2.15
........................ . . ; .................... 2.65
AU other Jewelry in proportion Neck
Chaim, Lockett, Festoons, Watch Fob«,
Chaim and Charm« included.
My
line of
Cut Glass is the
'{ most com plete ever shown in Sher-
mart county a n d the q u a lity the very
J best o f A m e ric a n c u t
A s a guar-
antce
of
perfection
“TUTHILL"
the
■ nam e o f the m aker is engraved on
;* each piece of C u t Glass sold by me
-! $8.00 9 inch bowl ............................ $5.00
<E 6.00 8
"
“ .............. ?................3.75
1 7 .0 0 ....................................................... 4.25
! 13.00 " "
’* .......... .................... 8.25
:»
7.00 12 "
Celery D is h .............. .
4.00
i 13.00 14 “ Cake tray..... ................. 8.00 J:
i
8.00 Creamer and Sugar tel ......... &2S-J:
i
5.00 Toiled puff b o x......................... 3.00
I
4.00 Spoon tr a y ................ .............2.50 ¡:
i
2.50 N a p p y .......................................... 1.75 ¡i
I 2.00
“ .......................................... 1 J0 ■:
i ' 8.00 10 inch Vaae ........................... 5.00 ¡;
i
2.50 6 “
“ ........ ......... ........... 1.S0 ■:
W ater glass sets, W ater bottles. Tooth «•
‘ pick holders, salt and pepper, perfume »■
' and oil bottles, and other cut glass articles I -
MORO WELCOMES REY. ADAMS
Oar City Eatlnuiastidy Celebrates its
M ORO, OREGON
First
“ Home Coming ” Week
F R ID A Y
Sunday morning at the Presby­
Th» . Rapid Reader’s Review of
terian church the edifice was
Entered • • aecood clem matter at the
Reçpnt.RQports.Rewritten
poet office at M oro, Oregon, July 2S, 1891. crowded with one of the largest
congregations
ever
contained
Georfce Talley, a depaty fish warden of a mind to call the election, accord
Manager, within its walls in honor of the of Portland, waa arrested and arraign lng to an opinion given by Attorney
C. L . I r e l a n d
initial sermon of Rev. A. J. Adams ed In the Justice court at Roseburg on General Crawford to Attorney W. H
to his returning to the charge of a charge of fishing without a license. Trlndle, campaign manager foj the
Loaded with a $1200 cargo of gro- “drys.”
?'
the Presbyterian field at M oro.
T o accommodate the crowded
W e would like to have you take it, and
condition
of the building chairs
we kaow it would be profitable to you to
become e subscriber.
W e send it two had to be borrowed from the,
yean lor >2.50; one year $1.50; 12)4 cts a
Methodist
Episcopal
church,
month isn’ t much. T ry R. Order by
postal card, and pay for it when you can. which had dismissed its services
W e w ill not be responsible for the for the d a y *o to join in the uni­
neglect of subscribers to notify as of
versal welcome home which all
changes to their address. N o r w ill the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­ felt towards M r. Adams.
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a
deinquent.
In the absence ofTLev. C. W .
Johnson of the M . E. church, be­
cause of the runaway accident
at Spaulding chapel earlier in the
day, services for Sunday evening
were held by Rev. Adams from
J. A . Hart, former owner of the
the Methodist Episcopal pulpit. A
W illam ina Times, has completed
large congregation being present.
arrangement* to establish a weekly
Tuesday evening the ladies of
newspaper at Lafayette, Oregon,
the
Dorcas society tendered a
one of the oldest towns in the
Willamette valley, for several public reception to Rev. A . J.
Adams and family at the Rudolf
years without a paper.
opera house; standing room being
at a premium when the program
Sherman county G . A. R., W . proceeding the buffet lunch served
T . Sherman post, has probably by the society was being present­
contributed the largest amount per ed. County School Superintend­
capita of any organization in O re­ ent F. E . Fagan acted as chairman
gon towards the relief of the of the evening; State Senator W .
Dayton flood sufferers, they having H . Ragsdale in a short speech
voted a fund of $1. per member. • welcomed "back home“ Rev.
Adams and ’.family on behalf of
Superintendent D.y E. Stephens M o ro citizens; Rev. Adams, in
of the state experimental farm re­ response, stated that he deeply
ports for publication that from 8 appreciated all that bad been done
a. m. Saturday. March 29th to the to show him the depth of appre­
same hour Monday, April 7th. ciation felt towards him and only
there was a measured rainfall of hoped to be able to continue to
89 hundredths of an inch in this merit their approbation. A droll
vicinity.
<
doll drill by sixteen little girls was
a feature of the program as well
Is the title to your farm or town as a "temperance town" group
property good? Did you ever recitation by eight Sunday School
have it investigated to ascertain
whether there it any thing wrong
The ladies of the Dorcas society
with it? D o it now; it will never have had the manse overhauled,
he any easier or cheaper, snd let the interior repainted and ropaper-
the Sherm an C o un ty Abstract ed and a convenient bath room
Company, M oro, Oregon, famish newly furnished before the arri­
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­
cept when for money making purpose».
Such notices at regular rates at the option
of the publishen.
val "home" of the occupants.
ceriee for the town of Keno, the steam-
Representative 8innott baa deslgnat
er Canby, Captain Ball, was caught ed Addison Y. Fink el berg of Baker
in a gale and sank on Lake Bwauna. principal, and Angus McDonald oi
CapLa|n Ball and crew of five escaped Hood River, alternate, for appointment
Notwithstanding the exceptionally to cadetship at Annapolis. He had
stormy weather the horse fair held at previously designated Eugene Hanford
Woodburn was a pronounced success, of The Dalles as' principal. AU three -
nearly 100 high class horses being will take examinations at a place t<
shown, regardless of the rain, before he designated April 25.
a large crowd of interested spectators.
Owing to a lack of interest among
Senator Lana filed a written appeal the fruitgrowers near Albany, the as
with the board of engineers of rivers sociatlon directors voted to disband
and harbors, protesting against the de- the organisation. It is stated that tbs
cisión of that body against dredging discord came about through some oí
the Siuslaw from Florence to Acme, the members desiring to continue their
and requested an opportunity to make former method of supplying the local
oral presentation in the Nedds case, trade and residents, instead of df$
B. R. Green, editor of the Ashland posing of all their crop through tbs
Tidings, wak acquitted of the charge association.
? *„
of criminal libel by a Jury in the cir-
The sheep men of Wallowa county
cuit court at Jacksonville. The charge report on account of the tong period
was brought by Connty Judge Tou- of snow and cold weather that they
ville, and grew out of the publication have fed all of the hay that was pul
of articles during tha campaign last up last harvest, and as the snow oover
Í*1L
ed the winter pasture so. that It was
President Fleteher Homan, of W ll-f1 Impossible for .M O « k . to feed Ón 11
lamette University, waa tha recipient the bunch grass, the sheep are pool
of a check for 110,000 from James J. and there will be a heavy loss. It Is
Hill. This oompletes >300,000 oaeh feared the wool cUp will be light and
endowment for the university, meet- a very poor quality,.’’*
lng the conditions of Mr. HUI when
Aooording to an opinion rendered
he subscribed the >50,000 to the in- by* Attorney General Crawford, oom-
stitutlon.
marcial or industrial Institutions can
The treasury department assured not engage in the hanking business
Senator Chamberlain that the customs under the sta te laws. The opinion
house at Astoria will ba retained and was rendered at the request of Stats
a deputy placed In charge. Empire Superintendent of Banka Wright, who
and Yaqnlna will be allowed >300 eaob represented that the Waaoo Ware-
annually for the payment of someone house and Milling oompeny waa en-,
• to keep reoords and make reports to gaged In the banking business at Was
Portland.
M
Moro. The attorney general
The Jury in the oaae of Marcellus says that .If the company oonduots a
Thomas against the city of Eugene to banking business It mutt be as a sep-
reeovar over >3000 damages on ao arate institution.
oount of alleged injury to the plaint-
The total cost of keagtng supervls-
IfTs land because of seepage qf wntei lng wardens and other field men in
from the city s power ditch near Wal- the field during the forest fire season
tervllla. returned « verdict In favoi of fe Xj, waM j n<S0L xn additional
of the, atty.
expense of >123 71 was incurred in
The owner, of the Humboldt mine, flghting nree o f th e to ta l amount
lying six m ile, east of Malheur, aft«« the law requires that tke countie,
making hundreds of feet of develop- ghall pay one-third eo the state trees*
ment work, ran Into a very rich strike uror U . ending out a statement and
nt the 400-foot level. The mine now notice to the various oWmty clerks
la a producer of >M,000 a month. Pro caUtug attention to tha amounts due
paratlone are being made for the aw from the counties. The amount dne
largument of the plant
from the countie, for IMS la H47S,
The large spray plant of the Bead and >ttM to overdue qg «PMld 1U V
$1600
$2000
$2650
Long Stroke, T-H ead Motors, 4x6 and 4)4x7,
Electric Starter, Generator, Lights and Horns,
Long Wheel B is c s -1 2 0 -in ., 132-in, 144-in.
Big Wheels,' Center Control; Left Side Drive,
Speedometer, 'fop, Gasoline and Oil Gauges, etc.
You owe it to yourself to see the Mitchell before you buy
; W A S C Q , / B R E G O N . .- .
Agent for Sherman County, Mitchell and Reo