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The Observer*
X
M E M O R IT J M .
W hen
A Very
Naughty G irl
Hall of Lupine Rebekah Lodge
N o. 116 I.O .O .F .
M ORO, OREGON.
M oro, Oregon, March 12, 1^15-
We your committee appointed
March 26, 1915
F R ID A Y
to draft resolutions o f condolence
By LOUISE B. CUM M INGS
on
the
death
of
Lambert
W
heal­
Entered as secor.d clas« " ?•««'- * 1. J j *
post office at M oro, O regon, J u ly 25, 1891. don, father of our esteemed sister
M rs. F er g u so n w a s J o h n F e r g u s o n ’»
s
e
c o n d w ife . * L u cy F e r g u s o n w a s h er
Mrs. W . C. Bryant, submit the
ste p d a u g h ter .
T h e form er x w a s a lso
C. L. I reland ............ M anager following:
ste p m o th er to a so n o f J o h n F er g u so n ,
Whereas an A ll Wise Provi­ w h o had b eeq w ild , haB q u arreled
Send for advertising rate«.
dence has thought well to remove w ith h is fa th e r a n d le f t hom e. S in c e
h is d ep a rtu re h e had n e v e r b e e n b eard
If you do not read T he O bserver, why from our midst the beloved father
from .
not?
of Sister Bryant, therefore be it
John
F er g u so n had b rou gh t his
W e would lik e to have you take it, and
d a u g h te r L u cy up w ith th e u n d e rsta n d ­
Resolved:
That
we
extend
to
we know it would be prdfitable to you to
b ecom e a subscriber.
W e .en d it two the bereaved family our sincerest in g th a t sh e sh o u ld m grry a w e a lth y
I m an. — L ucy h ad her o w n n o tio n s
year, for $2.50; one year $1.50;
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month isn’t m uch. Try It. Order by sympathy in their hour of afflic­ ; a b o u t th a t, but sa id n oth lu g. H er f» -
l th er eo in n iu n ic n te d h is id ea on thia
postal card, and pay for it when you can. tion, therefor be it
su b je c t to h is w if e an d ch a r g ed her to
W e will not be re.ponsible for the
Resolved: That we extend to i keep an e y e on h is d a u g h te r ’s a sso
neglect of subscriber, to "o l,,y ■.*
change, in their address. N or will the Sister Bryant our Friendship and I d a t e s , se e in g th a t sh e did n o t b eco m e
notification of a P o.tm a.ler that the; .ub-
Love, our Consolation and Sym­ i In volved w ith so m e p o v e r ty str ick en
•criber ha. " R em oved settle the bill of a
y o u n g fe llo w w h o w o u ld g iv e her a
pathy in this, her dark and dreary lif e o f h ard sh ip .
delinquent.
. .
Church and S ociety notice« F R E E , e x ­ hour; be it further
Mr. F erg u so n w a s a v e ry b u sy m an
cept when for m oney making purpose«.
Resolved: That a copy of these and w a s m uch a w a y fro/n hom e. T h is
Such notice« at regular rate» at the option
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R r u a n i i m ad e It e sp e c ia lly e s s e n tia l th a t, h is
resolutions be te n t S j je r Bry t. (
should look after Lucy< one day
of the publisher».
g ta rtlh g o n a lo n g trip h e c h a r g -
At any tim ew hen requested to do so, a copy to the Pacific Odd re llo w
the paper will be o»«continued. But we md one to the Observer for pub- ed Mrs. F er g u so n n o t to p erm it L ucy
expect that all arrears wi.k be paid before «• .•
su b m itte d
I to r ec eiv e any o n e y o u n g m an a t th e
Fraternally submitted, |
ofteneP than once # month dnr.
.u ch request is m ade. It U easy to ask ua lication.
for a statem ent, which will be cheerfully
Margarette
Stewart.
Ulg hlg a b s e n c e an d n o t to a llo w her
■rendered at any tim e.
Lila Bull, ‘
Committee. { to go' o u t With a n y y o u n g m a n a t all.
C. B. O ld s to H . Hansen; tract,
o f land near Grass Valley, $600.
H . B. Stout to Q. E. Gwynne;
w # of e X ice 24, e X of swX sec
25, seX sec 26, all in tp2n rl8e;
also e X of swX< seX o f nw X and
lots 2, 3, 4 sec 30 tp2n r)9e, $10.
G enevieve H . R- Holmes to
Paul C. Bates Investment Co; seX
sec 8, n >4 see 17, n e % sec 18 tp ln
rl8 e , $10.
T irp in H ill to R. H : Guthrie;
n w # fcec 26 tp3s rl7e, $1.
R . H . McKean to Melvin D.
Beer; lots 1 and 2 block 4 Biggs
2d addition to Wasco, $250.
Herbert
G off to Clinton C.
D eyo; seX of nw X and neX of
seX *ec 5 tp2n rl7e, $320.
Blanche 8,'K olial to George La
Home; s e || tec 37 tp2s rl8e, $1.
” O . B. Messinger to Sarah A.
M essinger; lots 3 and 4 block 6 in
Mowrys addition to M oro, $1.
T he price of T he Observer is $1.50 per
year, 75 cents for six months, 50 cents for
four m onths—but if »said in advance we
accept $2.50 in full 'or 2 years.
Shorter
lefin s than onv year 12 S cents per m onth.
A Blue Mark here w ill answer an in-
qnery, when entered upon our calendar,
givin g the date cd the paper as the date at
w hich your current subscription expires.
’Smarter With The Dalles?
,
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I ndde
| L u cy w a s in an a d jo in in g room d u rin g
th e g iv in g o f th e s e In str u c tio n s w ith
tQ th e k e y h o le , n ft c o n n e c tin g
H all of Lupine KVDeiUn l.ooge
No. 116 1.0,0 .F .
door.
F or a cou p le o f w e e k s a fte r her fa
M oro, Oregon, March 12, 1915
a n d members of file r ’s dep artu re L u cy ap p eared to be
l o the omcers ana memoen w , p e r fe c tly c o n te n ted nt
nm e.
e
N
o m en
at h
hom
N o m en
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 c a lle d on her, and sh e n e v e r w e n t out
we, your committee on resolu In th e e v e n in g . T h e r e bad been n o
ore sy m p a th y b e tw e e n her and Mrs.
tions, most respectfully submit the m
F er g u so n th an th e r e u su a lly Is b e tw e e n
following:
ste p m o th er and d au g h ter, b u t d u rin g
Whereas W illiam J. Lewellen, th is period o f her fa th e r ’s a b sen ce
L ucy ev in ce d so m uch fe e lin g for her
father of our esteemed brother
.
fa t h e r ’s w ife a s to q u ite w in her heart,
George E. Lewellen, has oeejl « L ucy>” ahe w r o te her h u sb an d , ‘‘is
called by the Supreme Ruler of mUcH c h a n g e d . S h e se e m s c o n te n t
lhe U n iverw to the world beyond J
where care, sickness and trouble have uo I)e€d t0 worry a b o u t her.
are unknown; therefore, be it
I T h ere is no o n e a t nil a tte n tiv e to her.”
Rp.nlved* That in the death of 1 Due a fter n o o n w h en Mrs. F erg u so n
Resolvea, jn a i
j ttIld L u cy w e re in th e s e w in g room th e
Mr.Lewellen our beloved brother doorbeU rang LOcy w e n t d o w n sta ir s
has sustained the loss of a faithful • apfi opened th e door. T h en M rs.
and loving father and that, as a ' gu son heard th e fo llo w in g d ia lo g u e:
in .
ioum
Independent Qlarehouse S (Hilling Co
frien d H ern d on for a cop y o f t h e c o n ­
i r j l . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
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H e Balked.
S k in u m —I w an t to in te r e st you W a
m in in g proposition . It’s a good th in g
F lu b d u b --P e rh n p s It Is. b u t I’m U o t -
Judire.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
OREGON
'STO RE YOUR CAR ,
16th to 30th of each month.
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Dr. C. L. Poley
Saturday and Monday, A pril
3d and 5th, D r. Freeze, the well
known eye specialist of Portland,
w ill be at Hotel M oro. The most
difficult cases invited to call. Tree
consultation.
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1st to 15th of each month.
W ASCO.
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MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
J. R. Morgan
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D E A L E R S IN
L im e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t . B u ild e r s
S u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r , W o o d , C o a l,
C edar P o sts, an d H ay.
1850
Eye Specialists.
0.
L incoln
stitu tio n .
for
W eb ster’s
rep ly
to
H ay n e. for Jack son 'a p roclam ation
a g a in st h u lllflc a tio n aqd for H en ry
C la y ’s sp eech on th e co m p r o m ise of
W.
—
A b rah am
nought so litu d e th a t- he m igh t w rite
bis Inaugural a d d re ss be a sk çd his
In the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
roomy garage of W alther-W illiam s Compaqy* , Competent
workman älways ready to help you in any way they can at
least expense to yqu. For any service rendered the charge -
w ill always be reasonable.
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P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
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WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
M o ro , O re g o n .
O ffice in r e s id e n c e .
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Two Families Celebrate Birthdays.
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A pleasant afternoon was spent
G r o v e r J . D u ffe y
at the J. T. Ashby farm home,
The Business Mens Association
. L a w y e r.
southwest of Grass Valley, Sunday
of The Dalles, if it is what the
March 21st, when M r. and Mrs.
name implies, should sit up and
Corner of 7ih and Stark Street.
Bucholtz and M r. and Mrs. Ashby
take notice o f their business op
1 litico w ith W . H . R a g s d a le
As an association, a,
C H A S . W R IG H T , P r e s id e n t
entertained in honor of the first
portunities.
M .C . D I C K I N S O N , M a n a g e r .
anniversary
of
Eunice
Isabelle
ihdividuais. and collectively, they
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It ih new, and i ts r o o m s are p r o v id e d w ith
Bucholtz and Joseph Boyd Ashby,
should impress upon the Wasco
r
u n n i n g w a te r a n d l o n g d i s t a n c e t e l e p h o n e s . '
each being one year old. A boun­
county court the practical business
C .J .B r ig h t , W *.C.B r y a n t . M .G .E ll is .
E
u r o p e a n ,phx>L , R a te s £1 p e r d a y a n d u p .
teous birthday dinner was served
need of better rftad conditions
leading from Sherman county into
at two o’clock.
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY - J
Among those present were Mr.
The Dalles by way of the M iller i n u , i v y *
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L u cy—Oh, m v g o o d n ess gra cio u s!
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•bridge. Each year there is more odge, we tender our brother our
M an's V oice—D o you k n ow m e, Laicy? and Mrs. A. J. Lemmon, M r. and
A t to rn e y s -a t-L a w
L u c y —K n o w you ? In d eed I do.
Mrs. P. N. Lemmon and family,
gbod, big,* round, hard, business leartfelt sympathy in this his hour
T h e V oice—W h o am I?
of
grief
and
sorrow
and
may
the
M
r.
and
Mrs.
George
Kent,
Mr.
dollars rolling into Wasco county
L u c y —W h y. T om , o f course. ' Oly
o tfic e s a t
over the M iller bridge road -feavenly Father in His loving T om . h o w cou ld y ou be so cruel as to and Mrs. John Engstrom, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Ragsdale and baby. Miss
from,an outside source than any [indnesS remember those who go a w a y a s you did?
PórtlandT. O r e g o n .
T h e V oice—I d e se r v ed to be sh ot.
The Dalle» and M oro, Ore.
other two roads they have. „ 1 his mourn and with rhercy l i f t ‘ the B u t I’v e ch an ged . I’v e com e h om e re­ Schwartz, M i» Helen Hcllinbeck,
L ite rn Oregon Headqnartnrs.
M ille r bridge road is always being clouds of sorrow from their p e n ta n t and w ill try to m ake up for Miss Ida May Johnston.
m y m isd eed s.
D o you think fa th e r
shamefully neglected and gener­ hearts; be it further
Carly O xford C offee D rinkin g.
P csitiv ly m.;st ce n tra lly
Resolved: That a copy of these w ill fo r g iv e m e?
ally is an invitation to Sherman
C u riou sly en ou gh , coffee w a s first
L ucy se e m e d h o p efu l aa to th is, but
localcd
F ifth St. cais pass
county people to stay away; one resolutions, under, seal of the «aid th a t m u ch w ou ld d ep en d upon drun k w ith an n ot lu Ixm dou. but a t
the
doo-
s
every few m inutes
autoload took the, hint Wednes­ lodge, be sent to Brother Lewellen h ow th e m a t t e r ' would" Tie broken to B«Ulol c o lle g e . O xford. J o h n E v e ly n
th
e
ir
fath
er.
H
e
w
a
s
aw
ay,
a
t
th
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tim
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w
r
ite
s
In
h
is
dlury;
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h
ere
c
a
m
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In
m
y
day and ferried at Biggs to the and a copy each to the Pacific an d if he k n e w th a t his son had re­
'A tto r n e y a t L a w
ty m e to th e c o lle g e one N a th a n iel Co-
N orth Bank and were in Portland Odd Fellow and Observer for pub­ tu rn ed sh e b e lie v e d he w ou ld w r ite to nopioe o u t or Gre««ee from C yril th e
Popular Priced Restaurant
h a v e him s e n t a w a y . B u t If th e y w ait-
European Plan. Rate» $1.00 and up
five hours after they left M oro. It lication. Fraternally submitted,
p atriarch o f C o n sta n tin o p le, w ho. re­
td
till h e h ad returned and L ncy
•f'
Margarette
B.
Stewart.
tu r n in g rnauy y e a r s a fte r , w a s m ude
would have taken them half that
L. Q. SWETLAND, Mgr.
sh ou ld n n uou nce th e arrival o f the
b
ish
op
o
f
S
m
yrna
H
e
w
a
s
th
e
first
Lila Bull, .
Committee. prodigal, at th e sa m e tim e im ploring
to go to The Dalles. There is no
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h 1 1 1 n ni-*-
- f i - i - h - h
m
I e v er sa w drink coffee, w h ic h cu stom
for him her fa th e r's fo r g iv e n e ss, sh e
sense having such a time consum
c a m e u<»t Into E n glan d till th ir ty y e a rs
b
e
lie
v
e
d
sh
e
cou
ld
o
b
tain
it.
M.C. Davis, who is farming the
ing highway; the business men
• " B p t you m uat m e et our n ew m am ­ a fte r .” E v e ly n a p p aren tly co n sid ered
O r « itlv a c a te s W .
should try it now, with the muc old Tom Callahan place east of m a,” sh e add ed . “S h e’s p e r fec tly lo v e ­ th e co m in g o f c o ffe e to h a v e been th e
m ost Im p ortan t e v e u t o f h is u n iv er sity
holes and mire, rocks and narrow Grass Valiev, was in town Satur­ ly, an d I’m su re sh e w ill h e.p u s.”
V e te r in a r ia n «n<i
Lucy took T om up in to th e s e w ­ c a re er — n e x t to th e «luarrels b e tw e e n
roadway, we believe there is no day. M r. Davis had unusual ex-’ ing 8 o room
D A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P r o p r ie to r s
bis tutor a n d th e m a ste r.—L on d on E x ­
a n d in trod u ced h in v -to th e
Official
Stock
Inspector
hurry as it w ill probably be that periences while moving last month step m oth er. l i e w a s d ressed very press
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by auto from The Dalles to his sh a b b ily arid seem ed to h a v e had n
S u p e r s t itio n .
way for some time.
“ W hat w o rries me al»out m y w ife .”
farm which he likens to the story bard tim e o f It. Mrs. F ergu son , w ho
w a s a kind h earted w om an , pitied hi p.
A business man in The Dalles of the Good Samaritan. The bad B e sid es, sh e k n ew th a t her hUsbaud «aid Mr M eektou «•onfldentially. *!ln
H e a d q u a r t e r s fo r o u r S h e r m a n C o u n t y
last week sold a mule to a Sher- condition of the roads put his had g rieved over th e condu ct o f his th a t sh e is g e ttin g M uperstitlous.”
W ASCO • above po«t office O R E G O N
“ W’hat a bout T
f r i e n d s ; p r i c e s r e a s o n a b l e ; f ir s t c l a s s
man county farmer, but the roads lamps out of commission and o n ly aon, and If a recon ciliation could
T elep h on e M ain 502.
be effe c ted it w ou ld be p le a sa n t for all
“ Me. W’h e n e v e r a n y th in g g o e s w ron g
of Wasco county were so bad it punctured his tires; as night came cou cern ed . She In vited her step son to
r e s ta u r a n t w ith th e h o te l.
sh e a lw a y s m an ages to figure It out
had to be shipped by rail into on he lost his direction; the first tak e up his qu arters in his form er th at I’m th e person w ho b rou gh t bad
Sherman county for delivery.
two farm houses refused shelter to hom e, but T om d eclared th at he w ould luck Into th e f a m i ly ’’—W a sh in g to n
on no acco u n t do lh a t till a fte r he had
his family and just as he had de­ r eceiv ed his fa th e r ’s fo rg iv en ess.
Ktar.
T
T w o B lo c k s F r o m N e w D e p o t
termined
to
tamp
out
in
the
win-
C
om m on S tock .
So It w a s ngreed am on g the three
The Observer management is
“ F ath er, w h a t la co m m o n sto c k ? ”
not particularly addicted to brag­ tery night the party came to a 3d th a t Torn sh ou ld m ake h im se lf at hom e
"8h-h-h!
Tour m other’» fa m ily .* —
in th e h ou se d u rin g th e day, l»ut should
house
where
they
were
treated
to
gadocio vaporings; we rely each
B uffalo Ex p r e ss
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occu py a m om e lsew h e re . Mrs. F er­
F R E E A U T O B U S TO A N D FR O M A L L T R A IN S
gu son acced ed to L u cy’s plan that the
week upon presen’ ing our readers the best of accommodation.
H e a d a c h e a n d N e rro n a n e a s C a r e d .
hu
sb
and
an
d
*fath
er
sh
ou
ld
not
be
notl
with the best news-paper possible,
“Chamberlain's Tablets are entitled to all
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J. P. O ’ Meara, of the O ’ Meara Ged o f his so n ’s return till L ucy broke t h e praise I can give them ,” writes Mrs.
under.the*attendant circumstances
th e n e w s |o him a fter his nrl-ival,
Richard 01 p, Spencerport. N . Y . They
affecting that week. The list of Supply and Implement „Co. at
N ever w e re th ere a m ore a ffection ate have cured me o f headache and nervous­
I
subscribers to the Observer has Wasco, was a visitor this week at brother and sister. Mrs. F erguson sev ness and restored me to my normal health.”
eral tim es su rp rised them sittin g in For sale by all dealers.— Advertisem ent.
been steadily growing for some this office. He reports the H o lt c lo se p ro x im ity , and e v er y tim e Tom
:Grass Valiev, Oregon.
-là
W e h a v e , rig h t h e r e , »he c o r
tinie, but when we are ordered to company has this year put on the cam e In or w e n t out th e y k issed . T h is
PSIS or T H B A N N U A L s t a t e m e n t
f o r w h ic h y o u h a v e w e tte d .
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increase our, now large list of market a new caterpillar called con tin u ed till the e v e n in g o f Mr. F e r
I t to ld a th e ro a d p e r fe c tly
n 's arrival. H e cam e u n ex p ec te d ­ Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
readers by several a week it spells the Midget, with a rating of 18 hp g ly u so
E n t i r e l y n e w , c o n v e n i e n t to b u s in e s s
a t 5 0 tnilos » a h o u r . I t o a rrie »
and w a s received by h is w ife . I.ucy
Company
five g ro w n peo plo c o m fo r t­
appreciation. The last week we on the belt and 10 hp on the bar; and Tom . L u cy and T om k u elt before of Sp rin gfield, tn th e S ta le o f M assach u setts,
C
l e a n b e d s . a n d t a b le t b e b e st t b e m a r k e t
a b ly . I t baa le ft h an d d riv e
on th e »1st day of D ecem ber, t » l t , m ade to
added six new names to our list, it is built the same as their stand­ him , and L ucy said p lead in gly
iih c e n te r c o n tro l— s e le c tiv e
th e Insurance C om m issioner o f th e S tate of
w ill a ffo rd .
P ric e s r e a s o n a b le .
C om ­
“P apa, fo r g iv e me. T h is la my hus
Oregon pursuant to la w :
M ing g e a r tre n s m b s io n .
It
four to Grass Valley and two to ard engine, except smaller, and band.
C apital.
W e w e re m arried a w eek ago."
has c Sixne h ig h te n s io n m a g ­
m e r c ia l t r a d e s o lic ite d .
A m ount o f c a p ita l etock paid
w ill pull three 14-inch plows nice­
W asco and Rufus.
n e to . I t rid e e as easily as a n y
W h at Mr. F ergu son sa id in reply is
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ly and go as deep as they wan,; it n ot n e c essa ry to th is sto r y . W hat Mrs
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o a rear«
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
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is
made to suit the averag^farm. Ferguson s a id w a s : ______ '
R. C. Byers has been grinding
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Mr. Ferfruson regarded h is w if e s te m
barley at his farm for the pgst It was also said that the 45-hp cat­
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— to p . w in d a W c ld a n d speed o ­
threshing engine for motive pow­ o f machine; it has no front wheel o w n ch o o sin g . H e a sk ed som e q u es Paid for losses, D lHbarsem
en d ow m en ts,
and
the
track
is
full
length;
it
is
m e te r , etc«
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tio n s a s to h ow th e y o u n g m an had e f
er. Wednesday noon, while at
values ............................................
capable
o
f
45
hp
on
the
belt
and
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T h is ‘ ‘ W o n d e r C a r * ’ la th e
dinner, fire was discovered in the
W ' C . R U T L E D G E , P ro p rie to r.
ers during th e y e a r ................
m issions and sa la ries paid
1 9 1 5 m o d e l o f th e B ia s w e ll
. cle. w h ereu p o n L ucy c o n fe sse d the C om
straw around the engine By quick ,22 hp on the bar.
durl.ig th e year . . . . . . . . .
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Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
C. M. Huddleston
Wasco, z - Oregon
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Dr. T heo. Beletski
m u n i i **
H o te l
albert
The Dalles, Oregon
Treats all Domesticateil Animals.
New 1915 Mattel
$695'
17 New Features
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work the ¿he •>.»« ¿auH
ed and damage confined to a
wagon with a wood rack fiflToF
_gUa^Hkr u a t side of the rack and a
spring sea! being burned. At one
time the fire had caught in the
straw under the separator stored
in a nearby shed, Out was quickly-
raked away
3.W» Arithmetic
«lo
f” r the pa«
Inu’ o f th e «H er d m ««* *|»e«ke<Y
-O n tMiatiwMi« prt»«,i|»le*
A „ go«td
t s lk e r <•»» a<*t ••»»«msb nwm rv for « I«*
tu r e «» uny his ow n d in n er and then
b a v e *om e
»<’f» o v e r ” -.W a s h I n s
R e v e r« A t t a c k
> f C o lic C a r e d .
E. E. Crow, who travel« in V irginia and
other Soother» State», was taken »oddenly
and severely ill with colic. A t the first store
he cam* V the merchant recommended
Chamberlai n't Uhl ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Item edy. Two <hwe* o f it cured him. No
o r e rhould lesve hem e on a journey without
a bottle o f (b is preparatioo. For m l« by all
g m le r a — Advert im nw nt
trap sh e had lnkl fo r h er ste p m o th er in
T axes, licen ses and fe e s paid
during th e year ..................... •
In trod ucin g her lo v er a s her brother
Am ount of a ll oth er e x p e n d i­
a n d took all th e r e sp o n sib ility upon
tures ........................ ......................
HIDING THE TRUTH.
h erself.
T otal exp en d itu res ................ • 10.32".»37 »4
N o good can come from a pol­
A sse ts. -
T h e cou p le w e re fin ally fo r g iv e n —in
icy of hiding the truth.
B e «ure
Market value of real e sta te
d eed , th ere is n o th in g e ls e to do In
»
»»2.760.00
ow
ned
..............
........
.......
your «ns wiU find you out, but
su ch c a se s—an d all en d ed hap pily. T he
M arket valu e o f sto c k s and
»0.2B4.707.00
bonds
oWned
.......................
..
•
•
there w no need to have «»n*. , If
real T om c a m e back is t e r on , but. it ( -\b oan s on m o r tg a g e s an d c o »
you begin by hiding «maH thnga
lateral, e tc .............................. .. • • S0.3S».5S6.0)
took a good d ea l o f tim e to con vin ce
Prem ium
n otes
and
p o lic y '
you w ill develop cow ardice and dis-
1». »06.53«.23
■yjlt atep m otb er th a t he w a s not an im ­
loans ............. ..
t.(CO.136.48
Cash
in
ban
ks
and
on
h
a n d ..
hooestv »n almost everything you dc
postor. I t m u st b e a c k n o w le d g e d that
N et un collected and d eferred
prem ium s .....................................
L ucy w a s a very n a u g h ty girl, nu t how
O ther aseta (n e t)
fcan a gir, c h o o se a h u sb an d for h e r se ’. f
Napot«oo’a B 'h l«.
T otal a s se ts ................ ............... • 7».•20.400.10
An ItaJtan Jou rm illst h as th e cop y o f 1 In o p p o sitio n to her p a ren ts w ith ou t
T otal asseta a d m itte d In Ors
7».X20.«n0.10
ton
th e B ib le w h ich N apoleun n»e<l d u rin g b e in g n a u g h ty ?
UaMBMM*
his com p u D or' sojourn lt\ th e lain «»f
N et reserve
............■...................... 3 70.W7.130.0C
Prwjudie»».
T otal policy clntoia uapald . . .
Elba
It la n ivqty ««f a c h e n p ]*»|>ul»ir
I 'S li ti*,
D riv e prejndlc«« o u t by th e door, All oth er L d t> .lltlss.. . , ..............
Su rpl us . . . . ....................................... <•■»*> .« A C »
e d ition . iHuHtrnted will» rwMgh wood
th e y w ill re-enter by th e w indow .-»,
T otal lla b lllt'es « x c la a lv . o f .
•
cu ts, w ith th e liiUlnl
"«id th e In»
F rederick th e G r e a t
,
ca p ita l stock , of .......... •» '<».«13.400.10
T ots!' n rursneo la force P e -
perlal c n » « n «tam ped H|»»'n It* bn« k
cem ber 31, 1»14 ^ . . .
. . . . . »Sl.OO.Tf.JO«
O a r e d o f la d lg e a t io n .
A n ootlier o f te x ts are uudertlim d. and
Dustnow. la Oregon for t h e Y ear.
♦
tb e In feren e la tlm l th e e x ile d em 1 M m . Sadi« P. Clawson, Indiana, Pa., wa«
bothered w ith initigwHne
“ M y atomach
peror eea rch ed ^he Krrtpturea for pa* t pained me night and day," she writes. “ I
■ngea ap p rop rtate to hl* m laforttin e would feel bloated and b a r» headache and
and hl* ko|ie*
*‘l w ill ««mite th e belching after enting. I also suffered from
nooBtipetion. M y daughter had used Cham­
nhephenL «m l Hie *h«i«|» sh a ll he -«•nt
berlain’s Tablets and they did her so moch
tcred .’ 1* perhnpa th e timet slgn lfl
good that she gave me a few doees o f tb®®
n nt o f th««in
T h e B ib le w a s dl*««ov
They
them.
n< ti
sod insiatod oo my trying
ered in the sa n ctu a ry o f tb e M adonna ,
m e » .n o th in g eirn i has
n m o done.’
om
F or
hel|
del M onto. In Riha
A le by all dealers .AdvertwMMOt.
T'ye,Jrr1” * .w.r.“.t.?.
.th%
nr.it > ««
Gross prSm inm s reestved dur,-
lug th e year ......................... .... .
L osses paid Curing th e y»ar
L osses incurred d u r in g th e
year ..............
• •
T otal am ou nt t»f risk s o u t­
stand Ins lo Oregon D oc-m -
ber 11. 1»7«
.7 ? ......................
By W H E E L E R M. HALL.
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S tatu tory general a g e n t and attorn ey for
H.
a
OOLTON.
P ortlan d .
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E le c t r ic L ig h ts o n ly S fio e x tra «
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k .
a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
B e d s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w ill
a ffo r d . * ; -
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s c r i p ii o n s , s e n d u s t h e i r addresse?» a n d we 'v i ll e e n c j
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