The Wasco news., October 21, 1904, Image 2

JONES
M k PH
O U A first ANNUAL SALE
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One-fourth off for Cash, for the next thirty days, commencing
Ociooer 15th, on Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Furn-
ishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Notions.
Every Article at Reduced Prices.
tbe a.-inual grldreew. ^ergt, J. F. Moon,
the we I known performer on the Scot­
11 oiace Strong is building an addi­ tisi! Bag pipe», w ill remi«r several
tion t<> ( it s briek. on 1st. Street buck of ertione atsisted by i ’lje r Rob Roy F a rt,
Ben McCoy« H illiard bad anti Candy • low ia it w«, you Jaune mon.
store, ib is will gire about tweaty-five
C P. R aggiale was down from hra
I IOO 000 to loan on farm land, apply (eet by forty more door spare.
ranch
near K u it, on .Monday. Ma rnna
<0 M . Fitzm auriee.
Mise
was initiated
initiated mt«»
into «neep,
-..ow Ora
w i» Lewellen
i.ow niBn was
ran».»» wheat, and
«ml Anda
f
•beep, ami
Ml,d rais.»»
both
D. L* .A d a m i, Prop.
Dolph H eydt left for Portland, on M,e mv»terie« “ f Die order of Rebekahs. bwain.«eaes paid well thia soar, lie
?i" n »<y “ if!*1, Ml * r"«n,ar meeting of | • lot of bogs be wants to get rid of vt
Sunday, to be gone a week
die order.
order. ftie
1 hero
w a
a «
. a
a Jarre
large attend-1
. „ e n d - ’ * nF v <*M
old price,
pr„ e. M r. Ragsdale bee two
it ,.
.
; *»**
re w
G. R. M cKenzie
•« le ft for Arlington on ance of Bekies present and a »utnpiuuus hands of sheep,
hi» big white horse
r»e, ou M onday.
( eupper »erred at m id night.
, of wheat t h i« 7 and sold 9,000 boaheie
. ear at Hflc a busbe), at
nro-
We ® Mre
are inform
inform..
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Dr. Ray Logan 1 returned from a pro­
- ,«
„ c . c conten‘ ph»ting a tri,» io the
«■ i ] erroniously or
other* 1 K w
fessional visit to Portland, ou Friday
wi«e we caw t tell, that aererai gambler« L 'J ° r., d r Faf,r, *< « ’ • Jxmis, bnt w e
nL
» » it for the Portland
routed
out of Portland bv the ctusade
AI Sterling left for hi» home in
r.
x
f»
«
wit
ton
next
year.
against gam bling, have made their
I arific Grove, C alifornia, on Suuday.
headquarters in lone.
W
e
made
a
trip
for The Eastern Ore,.
Wanted to rent a barn, in Moro, or
Lan«l ( o. to Shaniko, on Mon-lav, d riv ­
;
(
olonel
Sobieski
lectured
in
the
h
all,
I
p art 01 one. Apply to M . Fitzmauriee.
' Saturday night, on tern iterance, hia dia« ing from Grata Valley by team. We
M r». Dora W illiam s went out to spend <*onrse
‘
.... was in ti
'«resting and amusing I im .J no idea there was such a nice farm ­
A c tu n r
rom e tim e on 1 her homestead, on Sun- Prof. Henry DeMom. o fD e M w s V n rm g * H*!
ing country south
of K ent. We ------
pas-
t
«lay.
S t a r lw M « n < lrx
wound up the proceedings w ith a highly ' 7 b L f ’E * k **? f?r !n* an,,, noDced .11 the
»
<« »own. • « ’ » • > * » •
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‘Tbursdav, tiling on a homestead in the • The Indies Aid Society had a verv -Shaniko has changed the anoearanca of
county c lerk ’s office.
| pleasant meeting at the home o( Mrs’. ¡D ie Imrren rocky flat, we rode over
The R n -s ia n -a n d Japs are having it whs w J iU. J 2 ^ r* i My ’l " 1’. 1 * *
i
years ago. driven by pretty
o u — t - in
old
at present w ilh <
, Bt? nded.’ * ' k1 P>ne were dis- i)u-k . » renowned stage d river at that
--- good v
sava r style
ijir a
J cussed lor a grand entertainm ent later. ; *»»««• It was on the town site of Shani-
the little brown man on top.
f Grading is being pushed on the A rl-
!be firBl tmn'1 ni t l,r ®f in
Buy a farm now before land goes to n g to n -C o n d o n l.n V a n .l w e r e " , / n o t f ~
dogs
per acre. See Fitzm auriee and
I lall
”
lave
h i n k e arrangements
to borrow the trouble as to right of way trains would L a r X
be running by Xm as. As it is, the wfli
f »
.
’,,C elj * ”d "b<,®P
money.
next crop of wheat w ill lx, moved bv ’ |Ti /
i A
S ’* w inter. The large
The w riter had some fine fishing up rail from southern G illia m county, sure < w h w t o U ? ! ! ? ‘T * ’ 1 *,n l Were ever* M
f T-
~
where to be seen about ten tears ago
H ie creek toward E rskin ville, yesterdry. 1 J n V II!
1 . ’
Tangent, Ore , was in " » t« disappeared, and we did not a« e
Jle says the tadpole* up there were bit- ‘
town tast week. H e says if be bad I n,M,»y range cattle. T h e Columbia E
ing hue.
come to bherm a.i county four years ago ^ « D ie r n Hotel is q u it e , model build-
o’.D rk l n,gb Lz>ffan and M r’ - Logan, of when he located in the W illam ette, he j ‘»g ami in run in citv stvle bv the m in e
nk"
* ! 0 0 u 0 ,l° ¡ " - « - i „1 I t !•«•» M r.
L i. price. . £ 7 . ,
lh e Dalles, a rm e d , on Saiurdav even­
C.rl«4 1,11 ,
ing, on a visit to M rs. and D r. Kav 91.UW.00. M r. E llis came West U r n ( “ ?
>n cxcene of the excellent aer-
J>ogau.
. e >ra»ka in 19 X), since then has work- i v,ca* an*f inviting meals. There are
E » E » E < » E ^ E « » E ^ E ^ E
K E«> E «& :
1 lwo other hotels in the town which we
I lie harvest ball on Tbursdav night ed hard on a farm near Tangent.
W a grand success socially and finan­
M r . Fitzm auriee did not come home !
’ V ’* " ? ° f lhe b” ai’ .
c ia lly
The J oung people dauced until on Monday ns we stated in our l»«i „
f * keenP-v b a i however more
otter o o clock.
Issue, her Auto broke down and the
c‘ " accomo,1“ te and s M forced
'Ve hope some
met
from
« .
„ . udle Uie
some
in
D r. James save work Is pretty lively
I ?, r
M f- Woodlmrry ami ill
Having opened a studio in H'aerr •r I desÉre trr ealî attention
from a D entist’s point of view. It keeps
. ¿o,,n
Mn?’ <•!« had n prettv babv ‘ '** ott,i’ ,ala on Die Columbia *Houtliern
to the fact th at 1 *ni prepared to do Frrwt C*h»»s w o rk hi
him busy f r„in im .rning to n ig h t a tte n d -i f ’ rl born to D*mm. on Thursday 'n ig h t
^ D e o u s and altboiigl, busy
ing to bis numerous peiientg.
‘MMt* O»ir two local doctors being both V* ’k ,,>n*
»how ua over their ira-
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'’' & i i « r i . « x , r ^ were
u .
emlHir we are in the bud user, and give
beers at home. .Mr. Foss is feeline I «J .
• ’
°.’ ,a?r P °in ” «<>uth. We
th e ir applications prompt attention.
p ieity proud over the new arrival
* I .
,,.vv^ ® <J‘’®en loading mereban-
M . Fitzm auriee.
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’ «>■*» . mostly for Bend. T --------
h en were aev-
The News is offering job work, this ; er»( parlies »topping at the hotel en­
W e are sorry to say our friend, Carl
St!
i eetz, got a nasty fall from the steps of month, M verv low p rice s. Tbev are of- route for that fs)mt, some looking for
» F ic t w r a a -Mucl u i t y - - ■»»
b n dwe ling, on Suudav night, am! dis- h-ring. Bui beads,' L e tte r bead«, i . , » ^ Ixiid, a a u speculalion, soma for tim ber
pM-ated lus hip, he is under D r. Logan’s ; and Small Envelope« x t bedrock prices ami some intent on building tip a home.
care.
“
* all on our agen» a t M o ro , >f. Fitz- ? . 1 »»’«••niation we got about the
i in a u rice and be will take care of your Automobile road was somewlmt vague
The new warehouse, on N. W . Thomp- order, and give you prices.
it appears it is b u ilt to a point 25 milea
►‘»n s pbn-e, u taking grain at a grent 1
from Lemi and to a point 25 miles from
w ie; i ' T ' jew «t*D on is to be called
Scarcitv of cars i» g re a tlr fc || A|| Antelope but why the company don’t
W hite Siding, on the books of tb com­ ” ’ong the linos of the C. S and O W x «urnisl, It to these towns, is more than
pany.
X. r « , J , W l , . „ j .
M
we can tell at the present.
e«l, and there is no» f. Te n a chance to get
The reliable Wel>er wagon can be bad H car of wood
This city has eerp r.i
Buy a land roller and increae« the
r t the Masco Commercial Cnmpanv. cords of wood bought nt Mosier and
Be sure an-l exam ine them before Dnr « in t get a stick to run the pump ami prod net uf your land from 10 to 25 per
cent.
chasing elsewhere. W e can suit you
O. T. Co.
light plant, except what can be borrow
C f ’8
on prices.
7
Ben H o lt i» still at home and w ill be
ec around town.
given away December 24tl, 1904
It is a foregone conclusion that Rber-
There is sufficient moisture in the
O. T . Co.
man county u ill give President Rooae- ground now for farmers to seed buf
velt the largest vote ever poled in the
Ben H o lt, don’t forget to ask for tic-
-u n ty
It will be even mol.ev w betlier
Inmps and clods since it was nlr,Wr<l if I acts.
not 1 ro llb ltlo ,‘1#tw carry the county or "<»wn now without first allowing the
I f you want a square <)«sl and your
5 7 • H a rt and then killing money s worth call at our big store.
<D»»PPoint.
There was A sound nf revelrv bv neid " i f J * * 7 7 ° ™ f
__________O.T. Co.
I f the weed seeds ar« in the
W it in Belgium» capital, and the lamps land they
will come sooner or later, and
TMtimoay of a M lalster.
shone o er fair women and brave men.
probably get ahead of the wheat and a
Rev.
Jn„.
8 Cox, of W ake, A rk .,
.
T h a t’s Bvron.
>
There wa» a sound fiddlerv by night poor crop be the result.
write«, “ hor 12 years I suffered from
in Morn town and the lights shone
o’er
or, o
er
T !‘e.
Caledonian Aoej«tv will i ellow Jaundice. I consulted a ntim-
fair girls and many a country clown.
th * ir b i i ii u h I sports xml dances ■» ^ r of physicians and tried all sorts of
T h a t ’s Fitz. |Condon Thursday and Friday Oct 27tl medicines, but got no relief. Then I
>fgan the use o/ Electric Bitters and
ami 28th. A grand ball will follow each
M r N W Silvers, of Salem, lia-com e
feel th a t I am now cured of a disease
evening’s
concert.
The
Scottish
dances
to make Ins borne in Sherman county
w ill be a special feature the» is seldom ttia t had me in its grasp for twelve
H i . gorsla a rriv e ,! a t th e d erm t last w e e k ’
biww
I f you p a n t a reliable medi­
seen in Eastern Oregon, and will make Vfsrs.
H . S ilv e rs has r e n t e d
the H arry
cine
for
liver
and
kidney
trouble,
7 «noilaml imagine he
Lunnliear ram-1, am! will lu n , b i,..«
.»« ' in Auld Reekey once more. Hon. stomach d is o rd e r or general debility
,V«hMon to raising
for the futu «
j.
,,i r« „ t i , u,j w¡ii d « i ¡ „ ; «
l r •t t ,.E
' 7 ‘ r.T. Bitters.
Ri" « r«- I , ’. giiAianteed
Electric
r
»»or
» usto Hbarmacy. O nly 50c.
•e r e m arried last Monday night.
K andy * K itchen
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