The Wasco news., April 21, 1898, Image 2

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W eek iM ’ E x o n r s t o u » t o t h e J C n st.
Tli<* F ir st M oetlua;.
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are h ig h ly appreciated by th e editor.
A to u rist sleeping car will leave
T he «first m eeting of W asco’s city
J u s t w ho our friend is w ed o uot-know ,
•dads ocourred M onday evening, April Portlutid every Tuesday a t 9 p tn. via
I**«aed E v e r y T h u r s d a y B y
but we like h im , any w ay .
-1H, tu Room 1 of th e Booth ouilding. th e O. R. A N. w ith o u t change to Bos­
T hose pretwnt were M ayor Crosfield, ton, and u nder th e supervision of e x ­
A R H 3 W 0 R T H Y & BROCK,
W ith ail due respect for the 'rep u b ­
«teoorder Johnson, T reasurer Brock, perienced conductors. No change of
Ktil&w«*» a u d Publisher*«.
lican c a n d id a te far-enprem e jatliie, he M arshal C am em n, and A lderm en Me* cars to »he cities of (^ruaha, Chicago,
is uo m atch for Ju d g e B radshaw .
Phersoti, K r^txer, M urchle, Booth, Buffalo or Boston. T he ideal trip to
■«Ifflrial Meeetary.
R eynolds and C lark, and these officials th e E ast is now before you. R em em ­
I1 o M(« h S p r t n j v le t a .
<W N IT E M 8TATM R.
| were sw orn In and assum ed th e ir po­ ber th is service w hen going E ast, and
T*reslden|..^.______ ___ WTlttam M cK in ley
W
e
bad
q
u
ite
a
sensation
here
last
sitions, excepting recorder, m arsh al consult (t) R. A N. agent, or address
Vlve-H»*e*?«le«t..____..... ......t i a n r t t A . H ubert
Hiu uurry «1 s t a t e .....•——•*......... Joh n S h erm n u S aturday n ight. A Mr. M ark H ayden, and treasurer, w ho will get to business G eneral Paesenger A gent W. H . H url-
"■Secret» ry o f T reasu ry. .......... .t.y m a u
«¡sure
who for th e past week had been sto p ­ at th e n e x t'tn u e tln g .
hurt, P ortland, Or.
M iecreta ry o f I n t e r io r ....................._ .t’. N . B liss
rO evrvtary )1 W a y ........................ rtns**i| a A lger
ping
a t th e hom e of J . H. Miller, had
Mayor Crosfield m akes a splendid
e e ie t s r y o f N a v y ...____ ... .........J o h n D . Ixut*
N o t i c e to H h e c p n ie n .
t^M rtin aaier-O en v-al............. „ . ' » » « A .u a r v not'been seen-by a n to n e since T u es­ ' ch airm an , and his Iw havlor was su<*h
A ttorney-« Jeuer?» I _______„Joseph X c K e n n a
I
desire
to notify all sheepm en th a t
day
,
w
hen
he
had
been
a
t
W
asco
and
•W ~~ret*r\ n | A aT ienltn e*.»..». ..J a m e s W ilson
i ns to lead th e N ew s m an to believe he
d
riv
in
g
th
e ir Hocks over m y lauds
agreed
to
work
for
Mr.
C
layton,
and
. will be a careful and conservative of-
SEVENTH 'J U D IC IA L D IST R IC T ,
will be prosecuted for th e offense
f G illia m I
was on h is way to Mr. M iller’s to get ! ficial.
» J o in tS e n a t o r cK brrtusR
B. D n far
C. E. J unks .
his valise, was found dead w be»e be
( W aaoo )
T he first business actually done was
anoint Senator ¡ H‘u ^ n ( ...... ,nh" M'ehell | Dad ap p aren tly fallen from heart fnll- a m otion m ade bv A lderm an Booth,
F o r S a le .
eClrcult Jndse --------------- W. L. Bradshaw ure w hen w alk in g inset Held no th of th a t th e n e x t m eeting of th e council
I desire to sell m y hotel rro p e rty .
P n w een tU t« A tto r n e y .......................A .A . J a y w e .
,
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George IleMoes barn. Cnn»ner Brown would be held in Room 1 of th e Booth W ill sell on ".he most reasonable term s
S T A T E OK O R E G O N .
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T his is a big th in g for th e rig h t party,
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em
v governor .................................. _... W . V. Ixsnr 1 panelled a ju . ry , and ntid in g no iu- I building, M onday, A pril 25tli, a t 8 ( ’all ou or addrw-s W. M, Reynolds.
-S eeretary- a f S ta t e --------------- -----H . K. K in c a id J d lent ions of Violence, decided apoplexy , o'cl«»ck p. m.
lYwonrir................................. Chi 1 It etc ham
th e cause of his sudden death. T he re­
—B ny your m usical in stru m e n ts of
A lderniau M n rc h ie g a v e notice th a t
» S o p ì . o f E u b llc lUM tructlon..........»U . M. Irw in
I J.>hn U . M itch ell m ains were placed in a eoffip and ta k ­
at th e nex t reg u lar m eeting lie would The Jacolisen Book A M usic Co., The
« B a n a t e n . ---------------------- } G eo. W . Mt lit m e
B la z e r P ?rman en in a:hearse to Moro an d buried on ! subm it an o rd in an ce to fix th e tim e of Dalles, Ore. T h eir prices are possibly
'Conxrew MB.......... I
W , it. K ills
h o lding th e regular m eetings of th e th e lowest.
___ W. H. I^eds S unday.
»Printer.
F. A . M oore
T he DeM oss L y ric B ards passed council.
-tfopreme Jude««—.
J C. K. WotvertoB th ro u g h here last W ednesday in th e ir
A lderm an K ret te r g iv e notice th a t Timber Culture Final P ro o f-
fam ous thousnud-dollar stage coach, a t th e n e a t regular m eeting he would
« E M U S COUNTY.
Notice for Publication.
OMierman) ß.S. Huntington w hich th e y are now tra v e llin g in, en subm it an ordinance fixing th e bonds
o t n t R e p a -------- | W äsco f
F . 5 . J o n es
L and O fflee a t T h e D alles. «Ireena.
route
to
Wasco,
th
en
ce
on
to
G
olden-
of th e recorder, m arshal an d treasurer,
-Sadre ..._______ -......... ......... J o b Fwltnu
March 2S. ISSN.
« tv. H . K in g dale. T hev are to retu rn and give
o tice Is Iwreb»- g iv e n th a t Charle* K J o n ra
and th a t these bond» w ould be in th e o f N Waeeo
O m n ir s » lo iie r a
j ? k . P. Orr
h a s t il e d n o t t c c o f I n t e n t i o n t<> i iM lh *
n - u w __
________ W m . H enrich* th e ir farew ell eoncert iu S herm an Co , sum of flOOO each.
rtnal {woof before W tn. I lm r ic h s , nt. h is ofUec
H old er '
In M oro. Ur., on S h U ir d a j. th e in t i d a y ot
V n S S u ^ r ........ 1 7 .7 ""'"Z " gw .W
»" n m . . iKtbm
«*®» tím e to eome. at Bigelow , the
A lderm en M urchle, Booth, Clark M ay, ISsW. on tim b e r cu ltu r e a p p lic a tio n No
g. for th e «e
i s *i. nnd lots 3 a n d 1, sec­
Beh«»«>l s n p e r t n le u d e n t ...... .....W . J . I*. ddlo»rd
19th iust. T hence th e y go on to W al­ and M cPlierson w ereapi*>iated a co m ­ •JSK
tio n N o SO. in to w n sh ip N o 2 n , ran ge N o W e,
A s s e s s o r ...... ........ _____ — ........ — B. F P ik e
tfta r v e v n r __ _ __ ______________ J. T. J o h n so n
la W alla. May success an d pleasure m ittee .o ptnettro a suitable building W M. H e n a m e s aa wstnnssea: Ed W Fnu*be
a n d U A H arper, b oth o f W asco, O regon, an d
F . K. R rvw n
KMrouer
a tte n d them .
for a city hall, an d a co m m ittee com ­ W in M Froefce a n d H E Eveia-H. b oth o f B ige­
-J.
'Stock iMsewtor....
Q uite a n u m b er of our tow n people posed of th e m ayor and A lderm en lo w . U r.
W a SOO P R E C IN C T .
J ar . F . M o o r k . R cgtater.
.J a r t lc e o « ïh e O w » e » .................- .J o s ia h M arsh attended th e concept at Moro last T ues­ Booth, C lark and M cPherson were a p ­
•O rnatane---------------------- ---- -J M. Hoag day evening, w hich was a m usical
A t Y our D oor
pointed as an o rdinance com m ittee.
treat.
It is from these gentlem en th a t the
H erea fter 1 w ill d e liv e r to m y S h erm a n
A PR . 21, !•%
^ H U R H D A Y ___
Mr. and Mrs. N ew m an, Mrs. Mitch* law s g iv e rn in g W asco w ill em auate.
c o u n ty cu sto m er» , th e ir fru it tree« rig h t a t
• ell an d M issJE A-'fceiuets m ade Mouk*
Recorder Jo h n so n was secretary of th e ir reslden--ea. an d th e y th e n run u o risk o f
th e m b ein g froxen or o th e r w ise d a m a g e d on
th e m eeting.
T h e follow ing »from th e H ep p n er
a «di
S atu rd ay .
thr-lr w a y to th • farm from s*'tne w a y o ff d e­
liv e r y p o in t. B n y o f m e a n d (’••t good trees
Mr. D aughterv and fam ily gave Mr.
In good c o n d itio n righ t at y e a r d o o r.
•G axette show s w h a t th e H ep p n er peo-
B ig lo w . Or.
M.’\ . U ndkkwooi ».
Stockton and fam ily a visit recently.
LI HUNG CHANG.
rple th in k o f E llis g e ttin g tu rn e d dow n:
_________ D. S. C.
L ib e r a lity o f t h e V iew *
t h e C h la w e
M r E llis has been tu rn e d dow n, but
S ta t r e m a a .
A p h o r ism s.
It ix claimed th a t notw ithstanding
w e v en tu re th e assertion th a t th e p e o -
T rue m erit, like a river, th e deeper
;p le of th e second eongrew-ioEal d istrict it is th e less uoise it m akes —H alifax. Li H ung Chang has shown some liber­
ality of views tow ard m edern improve- !
• vill have* cause to regret th a t suoh has
A ny m an may m ake a m istake, bet m ents and education, he is at h a r t a
been th e case before bis successor is none but a fool will con tin u e it.—Cic­ hater of foreigners, and has an abiding
fa ith in Chinese institu tio n s and m eth­
elected. Tbe G azette w ill d s all in its ero.
ods of gv>\eminent. He is, it is tru e,
The noontide sun is d a rk , and mu»ic a g re a t adm irer of Confucxm philos­
pow er to elect Mr. M oody, b u t a t th is
* p a rtic u la r tim e in our histo ry it would discord, w beu th e heart is low .— ophy, and rem em bering the enduring
history of his peofde we can haidly
Young.
h av e been wise to re tu rn to congress
wonder nt his devotion to the in stitu ­
U nbecom ing forw ardness oftener
tions w hich have m ade th a t history
fro m th is d istric t a m an w*ho has
proceeds from ignorance th a n im p u ­ possible. W hen we call to mind the
qirovcot b y experience his e m in e n t tit dence. —G reville.
MILLER RODE ONE 2 0 9 3 MILES !R 132 HOURS
experience China has had w ith certain
m ess for th e place.
I f thou a rt a m aster, som etim es be w estern nations, it m ight not be con- I
M ind; .f a s e r v a u t, som etim es be deaf. sid 're d strnnge if his attach m en t to
foreigners was cwt very a id e n i; but
T be
O alies T im es-M ountaineer —H aller.
ts v e ry k in d ly o f m . A. Moody, I Modesty seldom reside« in a bresst in ail his public life, says John W. Fos­
te r in C entury, his conduct shows
K he republican c a n d id a te for congress- th a t is not enriched w ith usb ler v ir­ th a t he feels the n»-ed of foreign aid.
ned is disposed to give it proper wel­
m ian . I t says be is thertirst n a tiv e Or- tue». —G oldsm ith.
come, and of all Chinese statesm en h -
Care to our coffin adds a nail, no 5s the most liberal-minded and free
«egoniau *© receive such d istin ctio n ;
» b ile it e a u n o t -’>«**••: »"•1«vw y a r ts ,
m erry, draw s from prejudice. He is fa r from claim- j
,
"
i on out. —W olcott.
ing th a t the preaent sy stim c f govern­
rsnpport h im , o w in g to his political j
_ , .
' O u r bravest am i best lesson« are no* m ent is perfect. He has. in fact, urged
faith , ’ it believes be will com m an d th e : learned
.
. , th
,, ro
_ u g h . success, . b ut „ ..
upon the a u th o r in g n t Peking tw o im ­
th ro u g h ,
p o rta n t chances which look to a n form
rsu p p o rt of his p arty . I t m ig h t also m isad v en tu re.—A. B. A leott.
of th e most serious defects in the f i s -
-uav he would m e rit it; an d th o u g h his , j m ean to m ake m yself a m an. and tem ; to w it. th e w ithdraw n! from, the
»political views are not w h at we m ig h t . »f I succeed iu th a t, J -dial! succeed iu viceroys o f providers cf powers w hich i S u p e rio r to xfl e th e rs irresp ectiv e
should be exercised only by the im per ot !
cf price. C atalogue te ils you
Hike, if he is elected he w ill do m uch e v e ry th in g c»se — Ja m e s A. G arfield,
governm ent, and such a change m th«
why. W rite fo r one.
•for E astern Oregon.
‘
-’ im possible to live pleasurably method of admission to tbe public«: rv-
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w ithout liv in g p ru d e n tly an d Imnor- ice as w ill liberalise the exam inations,
M i n w s reporter was present at tb e ably and ju stly , or to live prudently and make fitness ra th e r th an scholar- 1 NATIONAL s e w l w machine co .
¿hip the test. There are o ther chongrs
EfirsLmeetiug o f W asco’s city dads, and an d honorably and ju stly w ithout liv­
AJO U W A D W A Y .
Factory.
which he would gladly bring about if
ing pleA -urably.—E picurus.
B E L V ID S2E . ILL.
New Vork.
< h ia eh eevdocs not fear for th e safety
hi- bad the pow er: but. as be confessed
L u x u ry m akes a w a u so soft th a t it
-of th e city . I t believes tb e present is h ard to p.ease him , and easy to to M arquis Ito, “China is ham pered by '
antiquated custom s which prevent de- 1
g o v ern m en t w ill be a liberal, th o u g h trouble h im , so th a t his pleasure be- sirable reform s.”
FOR r a i .E: i lu*vt-for »ale 4 tmrsrft. o n e
w a gon a n d tw o set o f h a rn ess that 1 d esire to
-econom ical, one. W h ile a n u m b er of comes a t la«t his burden. L u x u ry is a
se ll ch ea p for c a s h , o r w ill ta k e n«ite w ith
a p p ro v ed se cu rttj .
A . C. n o » r s o ,
^tiling-« looking to »he good of th e tow n ) nice m aster, h a rd to please.—Mac
M o n k la n d . Ore. »
j kenxie.
‘
need to be done, we do not th in k any
D r e a d fu lly N e r v o u s .
C O N T IN U O U S _S T R E E T RAILS. • N O T I C E FOR PUBLICATION
«b u rd en s w ill be placed on th e tax p ay -
L an d OuSce a l T h e D alle*. O regon.
G e n ts:—I was dreadfully nervous, T h e C o n t r a c t i o n a n d E x p a n s i o n o f t h e
»ere. W imco ’ s first executive body will
March k, Idas.
M e t a l W e r e E ta a tly O v t - r e o i c e .
! and for relief took yo n r K a rl’s Clover
N
o
tic
e
hereby g iv e n th a t th e fo llo w ln g -
C ontinuous rails, made up of ordinary n am .-d se 1»
•do the<rigat th in g .
ttler h a s Hied nofi« e o f h is In ten ­
Root Tea. I t quieted m y nerves aud rai.s length welded together electrical­
tio n to m a k e fln al proof in »upfiort o f hi«
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’ stre n g th e n e d m y w hole nervous sys- ly, are in use on many miles of ftevtrie c la im , a n d ih a t >ai«i p roof w ill be' m a d e be­
Win H en rieh s. c o u n ty clerk , at Moro, Or­
T be S p an ish trouble begins to d raw tern. I w as troubled w ith constipa- street railw ays in the U nited States, e fore
g o n , o n F rid a y . A p ril ¿ 2 .18M», vlx:
says
Cassier’s
Magazine,
and
w
ith
ex­
fine. T h e S p an ish m in iste r w ill leave j tio®» k idney a n d bowel trouble. Your
W IL L IA M N. F R O E B E . o f Wasco;
H d e N o. VXVt, for th e sw
sec. S, tw o 1 n . r
't h e U n ite d S tates as soon as M eK iuley Tea s *» oii cleansed m y system ao th o r­ cellent results, too, having show n them- 18 e. W . M.
oughly th a t I rap id ly regained h ealth seivee to constitute an ideal track-
H e n « m e -< th e fo llo w in g w itn e sses to prove
h as signed th e resolutions. P erhaps
h is c o n tln n -io s reo id en ce ufion a n d c u lt iv a ­
and stre n g th .
Mrs. 8 . A. Sweet, W hatever misgivings may have arisen a t tio
n o f sa id vlx:
150 S p an iard s will leave w ith h im . I t H artfo rd , lu iin . Sold by Marsh A one tim e as to the serious pranks which
E d w ard M F roeb e, N o te R peneer, o f W asco,
expansion
and
contraction
m
ight
ploy
O regon; P h il R o b in so n . R C K in n e y ,o f B ige­
is th o u g h t h o stilities are liable to com- Aledler.
w ith such continuous tracks have been lo w , O regon.
mlO-S-alt
J AS. F. M o o k e , R eg ister.
effectively allayed, as experience hee
•m eace a n y time w ith in th e n e x t 24
s h o r n th a t the difficult!« likely to
.-hours. F h is is business.
E re th e
grow from these causes'a re not ex trao r­
Notice ef Filing Plats
S kew ' s is ag ain published, th e eo u u try
BPR lN C F iE L D , MO.
dinary. It is interesting, howexer, to
U nited S tales I^and Offlt«, t
T h e Dalles. Or, A pr 8, 1898
f
w ill be involved, if Spain does not Ractorad to H ealth by Or. Milas* R estera* note th a t of the troubles from tenipera-
tive Nervine.
tu re variations in the track, th a t due
N otice is hereby givtwi tlia t th e a p ­
*bttCK dow n.
to a Temperature lower th a n the one at proved p lat of mirvey of to w n sh ip 12
which th e rails were welded is the only south range 26 east ot th e W illam ette
T h e N s w s appreciates th e gift of an
one requiring serious consideration. It M eridian, O regon, has Iwan received at
is found in the tendency of th e rail to th is office and will be officially filed in
•elegant m ap of Oregon an d W ash in g ­
shrink in a longitudinal direction, and th is office on S atu rd a y , th e 28th day
at 10 o'cloek a. m .
to n , w ith co m p lim en ts of W . H . H u rl-
this m ust be counteracted by a pull on of M ay, 1898,
J ab . F. M oore , Register.
the endstof th e rail euffieient to produce
»bnrt, general passenger ag en t of th e O.
W m H . B ioob , Receiver.
a corresponding am ount of «tretch.
.JR. A N. T he m ap show s th e C olum ­
T em peratures above th a t at which the
bia S o u thern ru n n in g to W asco, an d
rails were welded cause ■•ompression,
and this h as never been found to make
•th e projected line on to P rin ev ille.
trouble w here th e track was at all se­
cured by-the roadbed.
T h e M itchell republicans are a blue
Experience, therefore, would seem to
tloL Tliey feel as th o u g h th ey h ad no
point to the w in ter season as the tim e
for welding continuous track , as then
place in th e rep u b lics^ p a rty ; and if
the rails are m aterially contracted, and,
th e Sim on faction does not get iu and
though exceptionally cold snaps may
be productive of a slight «fate of tension
■make peace th e re is liable to be some
in the rails, yet the maximum stre«s
d iv éiy a c ra p p in g . I t w ill be m ixed,
would be nothing like th a t in rails
. a n y w a y . ________________
welded in th e summer, anthprobably far
below the stren g th of the welds.
R. M U R R A Y , e n g in e e r fo r K e e t &
T he C lackam as co u n ty m an w ho
R o u n tr ee M e r e u c tlle Co., S p rin g-
field, Mo., w r ite s: “ I s u ile r e d from
•com m itted suicide because h is wife
SCA N T COURTESY.
dyopeps..»., xras n n a b le t o e a t a n y th in g w ith ­
w as sick did a good tilin g . A discour­ o u t s e v e r e d istress. T r ea ted b y se v e r a l A m erica n s A c c u s e d o f B e in g R u d e t o
W o m en In M e e n ln g C ars.
aged m a n ab o u t a sick bed is a l»ad p h y sic ia n s w ith o u t b en efit, I b eca m e a lm ost
a p h y sic a l w reck an d u n a b le to a tte n d to
“ I cm sorry to have to say it,” re-
«thing* a n d th e w om an m ay now get m y w ork . I to o k Dr. M iles' R e sto r a tiv e t.rarked a sleeping e a r conductor,
/I n s u 'e r
N e r v in e an d in six w eek 3 I w as w ell. My
eporth the W aabir^fton Star, “but
w ife h ad a s e v e r e a t-
A n y
' ■mehow. and 1 have no explanation for
! ta c k o f La G rippe
'.t>
me-n
traveling
are
not
as
courteous
M t . ’C. G. B rig h t, o u r fellow tow ns-
w h i c h b ro u g h t on
and accom m odating to lady travelers
tr o u b le s p e c u lia r to
m » n , is again on th e pro h ib itio n tick-
a.< they should lie.
i h er se x . T h e E c sto r-
-at for atto rn ey -g en eral. W h ile he m ay
j a t v e N e r v in e is th e
"The men who axk for all kind« i f
I o n ly th in g t h a t h as
accom m odations, when they have th e ir
mot-te- elected, th e N ew ’ s is frank in
h elp ed her. W e Loth
wives, sisters or female relatives tra v ­
xw oeriiag th a t he is th e best m an in
I h op e y o u w ill u se th is
eling w ith them , and they never fail
in a w a y t o h elp o th e r s a s w e h a v e b een."
then to claim everything in t-g h t, arc
«the field for th e position.
Dr. M iles’ R em ed ies a it -o ld b y a ll d ru g ­
ii: many cases the men who decline
g is ts u n d er a p o sitiv e g u a r a . *ee, fir ;t b o ttle
to give sim ilar favors to o th er laxly
b en efits or m o n e y r e fe ic; d.
Loo c on
T he special edition of th e Pendleton
passengers.
rt an d N e r v e s s e n t fre< io .11 a p p lic a n ts.
'Tri " mi ne hasju-,1 been reœ ived an d re- H ea DR.
“ As a m a tte r of fa<!t. the upper
M TLEi M E D IC A L < 0 .. E lk tu u t, In d
b erths in a sleeping car are the best,
-viewed. ,I t is one of th e best advertis-
the l>est ventilated, and 1 think experi­
*ing papers ev er g otten out, and Unoa- !
N o tic e .
ence has shown the safest in eases of
•tilia co u n ty o u g h t to be nrond of it.
, To w hom it m ay concern:
w reck. Still, the demand is nearly al­
—
Noti«-e in hereby g ;ven ih a t a t th e ways for the lower berths, because it
T h e mewsage to M cK inley from th e forin of c o u n t« court iieid on A pril 6, is easier to get into them. T his is i>ar-
1S9S, an execution
iapued com ­ ticularly so w ith lady travelers.
«Oregon republican convention was a m a n d in g n “ t«» co fact rue d e lin q u e n t
"In my last half-dozen trips from nnd
tax for 1897. an-* to levy upon and sell back to tbe city I have had more than
good one. H e o u g h t to heed it.
pronerty. To give one and ail every ¡the U£n:al percentage of lady passen­
Ready Jan. 1, 1898,
chance in my po«’»T Io pay w ithout gers, and 1 have not succeeded in one
O regon’s delegation in congress are coat«« : dded, I v ill not sta rt out to
cos« in g ettin g any-of the men travel­
On
All News Stands.
m ake such lex it** u n til May 16, 1696,
’Tight on th e Cuban question.
e r s to surrender a lo w er b erth for an
there bv g i' ing th e tax p ay ers th e sam e
tim e t< pay wi*!)i»ut coats I liave each upper ix-rtu. The men, being more ex­
A vote for H en ry K rause is a vote / c a r
I Iv-netrii will avail them selves perienced, secured th e low er b erths and
Larger, Better, More Complete
refused to give them up."
of th is o p p o rtu n ity .
ifor th e c ’toiee of tb e people.
W m H cldek .
Than Ever.
S heriff S herm an Co., Or.
If
you
w
an
t
jew
elry
see
P
o
tter
T h e Républicain o u g h t to be proud of
M >ro. O r ., A pril 18, 1898.
most widely sold Annual Refer-
Bros, new line ju s t received. Solid
Sfl >pper Pipes.
nue
Book
and
Political Manual published.
P o tte r Bros, are practical jew elers. gold chains, collar buttons, cuff b u t­
tons,
brooches,
etc.
E
v
e
ry
th
in
g
in
T b e k ind w ords c f th e Wasco corres- W hy p a r express and postage t » set d
yo u r w srlt aw ay vrhen ¿ou can get t’th a t line th a t would be th o u g h t of
THE WORLD,
>t»ondent.fe th e G ram V allçy Jo u rn a l th e m to do it?
¡T rices are w ith iu reach of all.
- P u litz e r B u i l d i n g . N e w Y o r k .
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T h e W a s c o N e w s.
FH O M $ 2 0 T O $ 5 0
TO T H E
TAKES
Two
The Eidredge
l££5O.OO
MINNEAOPOLIS
Suitable for Business or Residence.
DENVER
ST. PAUL
OMAHA
AND
AND
0HI0AGO
S IT U A T E D
KANSAS 6ITY
IN
Booth’s Addition to Wasco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Oregon, Geo. W. Elder &
City of Topeka
L eaye P o rtland every five days for
ALASKA
POINTS.
OCEAN STEA M ERS LEAVE P O R T ­
LAND EVERY 5 DAYS FOR
SAN
FRANCISCO
Harry
C.
Everything in my Store will,
from today on, be
Liebe.
W. H . H U R L B U R 1 ,
The best stock, and the
best workman in The
D a lle s.........................
G en'I B aaaeneer A g en t
P o r tla n d O r e .
Dndwell, Carlill & Co.,
Gen. A gents N or. Pacific 8. 8. Uo.,
PO R T L A N D , O R.
SOLD
W A N T E D -----F a it h f u l men or
W om en to travel for responsible estab­
lished house in O regou. S alary $7bO
an d expenses.
Position p erm anent.
Reference.
Enclose self-ad dressed
stam ped envelope. T he N atio u sl, S ta r
In su ran ce Bldg.. Chicago.
U n t i l F u r t h e r N o t ic e .
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e m p lo y m e n t ca n secu re sa m e by lea v in g
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DNUùtS MURSIWtS .. .
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R . H . W E B E R , P r o p r ie to r .
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range 16 east. O ne-half in F ru it, Shade
Grape Vines
and
and
cultivation.
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rnam
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I Y okohom a and H ong K ong iu cotinec-
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For full inform ation call on C . 8. By
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TS IN WASG0 ‘
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J . M. H o a o .
F a r B a le .
Oue corner lot west of C hristian
church. 'O ne ju st east of th e place
w here Geo. Crosfield lives. For term s
apply io 8. D. E v e re tt, Dufur, Or.
They banish pain
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OREGON.
Notice for Publication.
D . 8 , L and Office. T h e Dali««. Or,
M arch IL , «98
N o tic e Is h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e fo tlo w ln g -
nn.-ued aeitler h a s fl’ed n o tic e o f hi« in te n tio n
to co m m u te an d m a k e final p roof In -aipport
o f hi« c la im , a n d th a t sa id prool w ill he m a d e
before Realsn-r a n d R eceiver a t T he D alles,
O regon, on T h u rsd a y , A p ril 2S, 18S>S, vie;
W IL L IA M R. MOON, o f B igelow ;
H d E N o KM*, for tb e n x l : W&, 8iv-< neVi,
g k n n 1,. see 5. ip 2 n . r i s e . W M.
l i e n a m e s th-i fo llo w in g w itn e sses to prove
h is c o n tin u o u s resid en ce u p on a n d .•nitlva-
t i o n o f sa id la n d , vlx;
J a co b P y h u ra , o f H nfus, O regon; a i d J o h n
M a tn ey , W ilm er (Axiper and H E E v erett, a ll
o f B ig elo w , O regon.
mSLG-atf
J A S. F. MOOKE. R egister.
Office Days.
Persons desiring to see m e on busi­
ness w ill please call a t m y office in
W asco O r., ou M ondays, W ednesdays
or S a tu rd a y s as I am likely to b<- aw ay
a t o th e r tim es,
C. J . B r ig h t .
y
R. B A R N E S .
C heap
• • T own
P roperty
I have decided to sell
lots on the north side
-C O N T ll A C T O R .-
S tonew ork, brlckw’ork, p lastering, and
all work in th a t line done in a satis­
factory m ann er. A ll work g u a ra n ­
teed. L eave orders a t th e N ew s
office.
«I
ONE
GIVES
RELIEF.
of
I
Hum
W A s e O,
For residence purposes at
$ 2 0
Each
$aO .
Acreage property ru n n in g either east or west o f
the railroad track in 5-acre tracts will be sold for
$250. And a reduction for larger tracts.
Now
is your opportunity to secure a cheap horn#*.
Question
You may
Ask It.
H .B ig g s ,
HENRY
S ta n d a r d
A m e r ic a n
A n n u a l.
T h e D a lle s , O r
K RAUSE,
Successor to
Kraan
è
tteoiwortk.
Harnessmakers.
and
Saddlers
No matter what the matter is, one will do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
A new etylopacket rontxJnine tx k R ir*« « rtB F L ia In a paper e ario n (w ith o u t fflx»-») is now fo r aalt
a t aotno dr.ur ston-s - r o « n v t en ro l. Thiylow p n e o l eort is intended f-.r th -p o o r <u:«l ib» «-»-uaoun.
cal tin e iloa-.-n of the lire cent canon» ( ¡«»tab’ile»» > can be had b . f w ad h.v
_ mmdinx
__ forty-eight
. ___............
rents
to the Itll AS* CMtvh.-AL CoxrsK T, No W Spruce street. Sew Y.-rfc— or a »iiiifla cartLo m ta
T.B V l.lut w ill be w ilt fu r Ave cento. Bo.t niediciaa ever in.ido since the world w u created
J
Keeps a complete stock of team harness, buggy
harness, saddles, bridles, halters, bits, spurs, sweat
pads, rings, whipc, curry’ combs and brushes, robes,
gloves, etc.
Opposite Dingle’s Blacksmith Shoo