The People's republic., July 14, 1898, Image 3

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T H E P E O P LE ’S R E P U B LIC
I.OÖGH M l t l ’CTOKV.
» t ito li a tJ>|M|K NO t l K <>( I* Wixil» .» v r ,
• ' Friday availin« al
1’* ' In t h .lr h a lf
Mn>niriilit« broil« • "urUlally Invitad.
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w •»ln»*<l«y avvalila < i i « ) ! n K «>f |» hall
H u j o u r ttllt« •Ivlei» ao|i|lally Invitad.
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T i l l RHDAY, J U L Y H . |MM
lla n u a l In-re.
W indy Wialnnailay.
Many •(ranger* in town,
Kan« to Chicago I A.
Four I inh I m ul fru it on our atrvet« Tin »•
•lay.
Rev. Ilnat preachns nt tint kl. K.
church Hiitulny night.
t laud«» Andrew« came w ith in one of
Mi*« Ida M ow iry of Moro I* visiting
Clayton—Toxier Nuptial*
fu rtd *liiu g ua a local of a most amusing friends in Wasco.
A very pretty home wedding, witess-
character this week. Wo may get U>
No |M-M<-e overture« from Hf«aln. ed only by relative* ami a few in tim ate
writ«-him upyet. *'Keep off thia gram,"
Prime m illi* ter Sagas,a has r«-«igm*l.
frh-n<l* t«*)k plac«- Wednewlay OVenlng,
( ‘laud*.
Ask your druggist for Floral Lotion ,uf“ ‘
realdenco of the bride’*
Choice ru t* of beef, pork, Veal, Mild h>r rough skin. Manufactured by Clark parent* at Cascade l/ s ks, Oregon, Mr.
m utton, *l*o Baoaage, l«th>gmi, etc., at A Falk, The Dalle*, Ore.
W illia m H. Clayton ami Miss K ila Toiler
I
tho Columhin Piu'kiug t'o m p -n y 1*.
laving
tiie contracting parties.
Ituggy-jchip* from ten c«*ut* to f.’l .50
W illin g hands hud transforrm-d tiie
Teg tn»w building« *t*rti« l in Moro well ut
Henry
Krau»«-*. A buggy*
Toaior Imme in to a i«»wer of beauty
«line July the fourth w ill not fill the whip i'tr ten cental T h in k of i t !
Tl>e parlor iu wlrtcli tie- ceremony was
Align*! demand by L’ii at lea»!.—Moro
A lsm t tw enty
imsine«« building*
, tlw erier,
|M-rformed ami the hall through which
were burned nt Aut<-io|>e Momiay. The
I s Hinman of Dufur i* looking for fire orlgln*t««l, like M oro’* in a Imwling tiie bridal |>arty |>asw«l was daoorated
entirely w ith syringas and ferns; the
a * h«>»l iu our county. Mr. H iu in u ii i* alley.
dining room was in rose*, sweet j«-as
a brother of Mr*. T M, Roblnvon, «»»
C. E. Brow n, late ««litor of the Grass and ferns ami the table was artistica lly
long and art favorably known a* one o(
Valley Journal, and wife, al*o Dr. lfol* urrung«-«! w ith a semi-circle of panaie* at
Sherman county** teacher*.
lina iere In town Wc«In«-*day en route each phxw ami isspiet* of carnations
Clayton lin* blacksm ith coal, iron, to thvEast.
ami ehoiaa rose*.
ami hwrilw<x«.|l for sale, mid is pr«*|«<rt*d
Mr*, it. J. Glrm-of M in i is at Glmi*
P rom ptly at eight o'clock to tint
to do all kinds of wixsl work, and
stone P*rk, where she w ill enjoy a tw o strains of Memh-lsrohn's "W edding
carriugi- |Kiluting.
wiM-k« lite rary treat by the Chnutampiu .March," romierad by M r*. C. J. Bright,
Tin- Wa co «i-hool Isiard has tendered Ass<s'iati<in.
the hrh!»l party entered tbc purh»r
tho primary department to Mis« Mollie
Mrs, W M. Barnett'* «later, Mr*. through the hall, led by Dr. Olive H a rt­
Duidnp. M i** Dunlap is u very e«iima-
Sheldon of < iohh-ndalu, is visiting ley, as mai'I-of honor nnd J. W. Arrns-
hie young lady, a graduate of the W ll*
her. Also her m-ic«-, Ml«« Parrot, ia w orthy as beat man, folhawt'I by fhe
Imnette l'u iii- r * ily , nnd bus hud some
bride ami groom.
s|H-n«ling some lim e w ith her.
«-k|H-ii«iiei' a* n timelier.
Cnder a canopy of the American flag
II. F. Hoover has gone to Portland amid f<-«t<*>u* of syringas and fern«, the
In eomplhmce w ith the pr*-*i<l«-ut'*
proclamation to observe last Sunday a* to su|N»rint«-nd burning a kiln of brick. licnutiful nnd Iniprreafre service was
a «lay of thanksgiving for our re«-<*ut Mr. II oover is an ex|M-rt in this bttaifU
read by lt« v. E. Alford, at the conclu­
glorious achieieiie-uts in arms, our city as 1« wvidcun-d by the excellent product sion of which congratulations were re­
flag a us afloat. Gther Ihig* were ai*o of Ills yard in Wasco
ceived.
Court Proceedings.
F K. Brown is deputy sheriff.
McDaniel <h-puty clerk.
H.
Tine court sustained the remcttelram-e
against vacating tiie wagon rood to Biggs ,
down the C olnjnhia Hoathcru.
Wtn. Ilo b h r ’s road petition laid over
for surveyor's report.
C. J1. €. ttlc b k r
still sells mere goods tton ever
Bi the old stand
it<«a<l gisnte«! on petition of E. C.
Dunn.
If. Pape, I f. Hansen, and IL Morrow
are viewers on the M urray road peti­
tion.
I n -« Chute* river «Iceland
a psbtic
highway and the Vanderpool Lumber­
ing Co. g ra utol a lease for 1A years.
J. M. Barth t t ap|s»inte«l road super­
visor, vice Jas. T om lin resigned. B ill
of la tte r | ‘i8. I-nld over.
Pen H ailey road petition diamiraed.
J. A. Foiater, Rufus, grante«! Ibjuor
license for nine months.
J
Farmer’s
Co-Operative
Warehouse
A large lot of
«1-1
Clerk instructed to issue alias execu­ <-.-«•<>¡»I-haml
Lumber
For
Kale
tion for colh ctiou <>f delinquent tax«».
Coyote sculp is»unty annulled.
Hheriff sab s for delinquent taxes eon-
firni««l. Annual settlement npprov««!.
Cancelled as to Frank French sale. E r­
U n io n
ror.
Wheat bought
at Highest Prices
Association
Headquarters for<-> o
B uilders* S upplies
Peddler’« license fixed from fii.AO to
"T in - Regulator" was w recked Tuee-
At
tin» guest» repaired io the d in ­ |15 jx-r month.
day while tryin g to enter the lock*. ing room where dainty refreshments
L im ey L a t h
Amusements.
IMI passt-it/ejs ami nearly ail tin- were nerved.
freight were saved. Tin- vessel danbod
The Bomera Fam ily musical comedy
The bride was attired in a simple ’..ut
C em ent
against a r<s-k, and wsm sank.
C /O ,, Wasco,Or.
lovely gown of white organdie, trim m ed company w ill ap;n»ar at Arm ory H all
Bounty paiil by Slu-rmau county f«»r w ith lace ami moire ribbon, and carried ^atur-lay evening, July 16, in one of
L u m b e r, W o o d , C oal
their uji-t«>-«late programs of bright,
coyte acalp* from Feb. 24, lH'.sl to July a bouquets of «yringna.
M. 1st«',
County sc I kmi I sii|M-rin-
H er coiffure was dreswed high and was sparkling tonga ami pre tty dances,
J i i r k , Mgr.
«-boras singing, solos, duets, c«x»n songs,
’ tendent’* salary t as» ,»-r unntim , aistii, adorm-d wit)» n few syriuga blossoms.
Agent for Rushford Wagons
.Mm Laura M<s»re accouipanicd tier
Mrs. Spear, wife of the hicomotivc
character
songs,
comic
songs,
Irish
...
,
, « u
one half the a ve rag -fo r *11 the counties
Tin- maid of honor was l«-romingly
liUahnnd to W iu 'u M onday^
engineer on tiie ( olum hia Southern, re- ,
.
« »
„
.
of the state,
gowm d in yellow d im ity w itli ’ rim ­ aongs, an 1 Dutch specialties.
turned (r-uo S|w>kune Inst Sa,unlay.
ltev. Bast prewebw at the M E. M r - . Spear has U.-n absent several
The IhtBoi* FurnUnre Co., 133 ftecond ming« of lace ami rib lsin , ami wore pink
«htireh Sunday night.
w«-ek*.
j dt., The |»alh-', carries a complete line carnations.
J-J# II. H l’ T C U F F E , M. D.
Yegetahh-a ami fru it in s u s h i at the
, i i, .
«
.
I of Bridge A Beach atuve* and rang«-*,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton «b part«- ! nn tiie
Mr« M P o rt-rm e l Maggie I atonte- .
. . . . .
..
Columbia Packing (*<»tu|«any’«.
..
from |4l to 9 IA, guaranteed f«,r IA vea**, 10 o'clock train for Tiie Dsllea. They
türm«, lu« «<lav from the campme«-tiug , ,
,
, .
. »
.
PhysIclM a*J Surgtca
f
i
e i .vi**«» new ami second-hand furnitu re, w ill reside in Wasco, Ore., ami w ill be
Father Brock raised a low cherrh-» !
at
Hardman, near llepn er. Rev. 1
carpets, m atting, tiu ami granite ware, nt home to the ir fri -mis after Aug. 1st.
thia y«-ar from Irene eel out la-t spring.
J* J»
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S|aiuhii,ig, whose horse got cut on the ’
Wasco, Oregon.
Farmer* report that the grain la not imrbe I wire, conatimod another day in | pianoa, organs, sewing mochlues, ami Those present ut the w eliding and th e ir OIRcc st Waseo Hotel.
everything iu the houoe-furniihiug line. g ift* were:
m aterially ihuiniy't I by tin -h o t * | m »||
returning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Tocicr, piano;
Mrs. t i. W. K iiox of Ixie Ang«-I<«», <’*1.
far. -«
Notice for Publication.
Iluv. Hornihrook <>f Gohlendnte con-1
James ami Robert Tnaier, dinner-set;
tilt introt yw to call
Others fellow«
The M>-««lng<»r Bra*. were in town «lucted service* nt iriiiu g and evening a, j i »ist« of Mr*. M. A. VanG iidcr and
i, Or«>gc
aad
Mr.
and
Mr«.
W.
D.
Arm
sworthy,
linen
June I*. lx »
|
Di-lla-rt and Albert Porter, is her«- visit­
Tu«'*bty to receive th -ir cotnhin • I ha ■ tin- M. F. Chundi I st Sunday.
writy thio trattir*
Iter.
Xott«-c !• hareby given that the following
ia hie cloth a n<l napkin* ; M r. and Mrs. nain
ing
her
ri
hitivi-S.
She
is
Accompanied
ml
«ettlcr
tm«
ft!,-4
notice
<
>
(
her
intention
w ater.
S|siuldiug wu« attending camj«-meeting *
to niMke final proof in nu{,|iort nl h er < fsltn,
by In-r son, Master George Knox, who. C. J. Bright, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Brock, and
(lis t M«t<l proof «rill be :n«<le before W illiam
A»k your druggist for Roaufuem for near llupp n -r.
although >piitc 13 icars oJd is now mak­ Dr. Olive lia rtit-y ami J. W. Arms- II, fill. h*. « ouiify t |.-rk, st Moro, Oregon, on
«stuM
sy, July a», iw s. vis:
tiie teeth, Munufat'(uro»t by ( ‘lark A
II M. lairge and fam ily of Mt. Tabor ing his ,ir-t visit in tiie country.
Mrs. worthy, silver tea set; M r. and Mrs.
CORA K. RAM K Y,
Falk, The Dalle*.
near Portland, <tre., arrived in the city Knox r«-|s»rt* that times are ruther hard Hendricks, silver berry spoon ami cook
a v r il
egr.n:
J. M ardt and fam ily left Sunday last Thursday eieuing.
.Mr. ioirg • : in I.'-« tugelos at pr -sent.
book; Mi « E tta M cG rath, Glass Medal­
for the Ml«* See.
» 17. Tp. 2 W.. K. 17 K. W. M
to j * »iu friend* and relativ■••«, who / arc
She n««ue» th«- ('.tlo w in * w K b < m m t«» prove
I w ill engage in carjw-ntering th is sum- , W. E. I,ee, a very promising young lion, g ilt fra m e 1; M r. aud Mr?. Barrett her
rontlnuou» residence upon an-1 cultivation
vamping above l b ‘o t Itiie r ,
II- r«‘ ;nut < ot her* voaii-w
silver butter knife ami ettgar s h e ll; Mi*. of. *«1<1 land, via:
man. who passed the teacher* examin-
t'b x rle -R 'ilim a n , of Wasco, Ore.: WlnBeld
fro
m
th
a
t
lo
cw
tH
v
fo
the
b
u
ri
est.
Barrett,
silver
and
glass
salt
and
pepper
W ill lloggurd ban moved the roll-way•
-tone, of Wu -o. Ore.; l-««n Ito erdo f, Kufu»,
Jation in Ma , has recently eallxted for
A full line of Dimities, M ulls, Crashes, Organdies,
O rc.; John Venable, of Kufu». O n g m .
set; Mrs. A ld rich, basket of flowers.
nnd other appurteneta of our K iw lin g
Manila.
S till Sherman county has
J AS. F. MOORE. Ke<i»ter.
Lawns,
Percales, W hite Goods, Laces, Dress Suits,
ulley to Moro.
fnmi«h««l only three volunteer* for the
Rlde of Johnny McNefl.
Boots,
Shoes,
Etc.
J. k l., 0 . W., an<1 J, O. Powell an I
S|*tni»h warm I neither is from our
John McNeil, o ’ Stockton, C alif., u R . E. ÎIO SKINSO N,
Kruie Moure were in town ruemlay to
m ilitia . Come ,»<•)«. win» is to ,»• the
GROCERIES and
hero ami w ill probably remain through
receive the ir new Holt Itroa. harvester.
• n i of the hour? M hat comes of all
harvest. He comes for the pur|to»e of
H
A R D W A R E ^**
. hr- of d r ill, .ir .li, d r ill ’
W ill
Aak your grocer for ( ‘lark A Falk'«
Rtfornty-at-iaw ¿nd notary Public.
assisting the farm er* in shirting «ml
■ m ilitia boy* m , see to it th a t Was-
pure concentrated flavoring extract* for
Grass Uaiiev, Or.
running th e ir combine«! harvester«.
eale by all grocer*.
E rery one sh.»ul I gtt »'lei tile un-cling i co shire* in the glory of .Manila? •
Mr. McNeil accompanied a train l«»a«i,
Rest Eoate. Collwti .a «nd Innttraaco !
Tl»” grand lodge A. 0 , I '. W. meet» of ■ at riot« to be held k t Moro, July ¡ftf. , l.atc Tuesday «-veiling a Hail ami 85 cars, of tl.«s«- c«,mbincd harvesters Agency.
Abstract of title* »»c conveysacing ¡
In Portland. Tuesday. July IU. It. t . I, tends to foster patriotism , as well a* •turdy looking young man called at our through from Stockton. They came • »pwfalty. .Moro. Mhemisn «'ounty, 'Oregon
being * simple evidence of the glorious ■ •‘»anefum solnAting means ,«» pay for a
Itarnett w ill represent Moro h a lg e.
through on paaaengvr tim e, which re­
J. M. PATTBRSON.
V. C BROCK,
We are creditably in f irmcd that W ll victories won h. our brave soldier lx»y* *npja-r f. r two. \ soliciting of alma quired a* many ns four large ktcou.o
President.
«’•abler.
loo Choie; Orchard trees «aa
The
I
monstratiou
Is
a
ppo--«-r
example
•
from
an
unusually
stout-looking
young
tner ('nnp«r ha* aold hi» larg«» (amt on
th e * on some of the he a vitr grade*.
f
>r
youth,
1«
i«l<
s
cherishing
a
fraternal
man
when
labor«
is
an-
in
such
demand
•«Sherman
County
Bank««
in Selected Plants
the John Pay to Medler brother*.
Mr. McNeil says Sometime* he was
fe«ding among all ciaastMl, ¡«»liiicul |«ir* sim ply shocked it*. M ingl d feelings of
caught out ou top of some macLinc
W all |Nlp *r white k ic k . double roll,
U
M
k
ì
,
Ortica.’
valued at
tire ,a n d conditions uf life.
incipient im liguatm n, p ity, and distrust
when the train would suddenly pull
8r, worth 15, f >r s a l» by DuBois F u rn i­
A.
D.
McDonald,
who
came
up
from
rlu
t
bcl,,<
for
about
a
out of a station nnd then th«» way that
ture Co., The Dalle«,
The Dalles Mou.lay, *ava that he mud.-1
" /
1 j«*» written a glowring train would g-» round some curve while ô'ght Exchange Sold on New York,
Dr Sutcliffe returned Tin « I t v evening a t r i p to the V illam ctte Valh-y las, | a,vuU'“
ut P ^ I ^ . v
in Sherman he wa- standing up there would almost
Portland and The Dalles.
from Portland, whare he ha* spoilt ti e
pr«>s|s»ctive, ami make the ha ir stand on his head, espe-
wi-et, ami that there are nctuully m on
|«A«t two week* visiting w ith h i* fam ily, signs of a business revival a, The' Dalles I ‘e" ,,,iM ’■•‘‘ •‘ist-l.a.king young hobo
c a ily when the t -p In avv load recked to
saw in |
kin<x’k’f’1 11 to ” >m itherw na,’ ’ h i and fr » in a way that, tMUscsl even the Transact* a General Banking Buxine**.
Waaeo wnsa very busy place M mday. and in Khermaa county than lie saw
A«v<»tiiits k«-pt subject t-» check. Col­
Farmer* were receiving th e ir combined the whole length of that far-famed v iti­ soliciting the price of a meal in a county tra il* l.i n to
k of it. As he stands lections made at reasonable rates.
where no man need to go to l«ed «upja-r- er<ct, ha* in Lund and h a ir streaming
harvesters ami header*, and h a lin g old I l c.v -
Office hours, 9 a. nt. to 3 p. nt.
less, if ho be w illin g to work. This
machine* repaired.
<»n th-» w im l. on the hurricane tiedt of a
Remember the Somers Fam ily
Sat­
flower of American youth is *u exotic,
W. H . MOORE
II. A. MOORE Co the person securing the greatest number of suhscribers tt
H o lt Bro. harvester,
Come
T ile People* Publishing Co. I* pre­ urday evening at Arm ory II ill.
*» far a* S!»t rnmu c, unty soil is
W hile h i* tra in loaded thus from end
«•Che People’s Republic«««
pared to do Aral das» Job work. Press an I hear Mis* N-dlh- sing tie- patriotic concerned.
M O O R E BR O S.
to end,
Ptrrin
before
12 o’clock, Wednesday, July 20, i w .
and typU new and of the very latest, I ««»ng of lu-r own coiii|H«sition.
Eli«-«
round
some
curve
or
mountain
Monday evening a 11 year son «»f John
i the i«»y nih> siit.n-r, Carl the Irish ami
tiiv e us u call.
bend,
►■BANKERS j
Meeuk's
who,
liv
-
about
-
veu
miles
A $12.00 prfate w ill Is» awarded for the second highest list.
E. Pe.ijrh»* ha« l-a « »1 h l* prop »rty Hnyi cd comi’diau, ami little l*otth», cast of t nn, met w ith a'.-eriotisaccident, imagine him reciting in tones that vied
A $<U)0 for the th ird highest list.
MORO
Transact a General
1 everyone’s fa io ritc .
w
ith
the
w
ild
sen
am*
of
four
locomo-
now occupied by Meatier and Ha ti ford to
The
plants w ill 1«- furnished by the SHER M AN COUNTY
A horse fell uj»on him , 1» caking l*»th
Banking Business
OREGON
Igi*t
Thursday
aiiottt
m»m
Sherman
lives
Jennie
McNeal's
perilous
ride,
•
NURSERY
and are (Ini------A
luaranteed First-Class.
othytf partie* for a term of thru* year*
bom s of the left l--g l ei »w the knee.
Calhoun lot I the misfortune to hare his
w l.ic ’ i la-gins thus :
for mdndian-lieiu
Drs. Kdgington ami H artley attended
W . S. C L A Y T O N ,
George Strahan w in a nailer nt our I stable ami tliree w-t« of luirm-** burned. the little unforttim ite, who suffered the Paul.- Revere was a rider ! k »1«1 —
Ed
Dunn
rill!
over
in
tim
e
to
save
Mr.
M
ell
has
his
valorous
deud
la-vn
to
ld
;
office T in--lay.
II«» *ay* they hev>
bones to be set with«» it the Use of an
S!a:k$mith and Wagon-maker.
Sheridan's ri Ie was a glori«»us on«»—
nlMtiit recovered from tin- hunl alege of ( alhoun’s wagon, near tin- barn. I t I* i anaesthetic.
Chloroform« which the Often has it been dwelt upon;
supposed
camper*
left
tin-
from
which
A ll work First-cl a«.«
measles nt hi* home.
dis-tors say children take to kin dly, " iU But why should men do all the deed*
Price* n-asonable
the structure in dire ctly caught. Mr.
a
lministertMl
at
first,
hut.
sim
ply
pro­
The new firm of Pulliam And J o in « is
Satisfaction gts«r«nteed
On which the love of ,t patriot feeds?
Callioun was away from home at th i
TIE SHUT REFORM M U 2 IIE
ducing paralysis <»f resp ratorv nnis'cles, Harken to me while I reveal
doing n gt-m-rul merchandise business,
time.
Ç tiF ’ >;h«>j> ««»util of Railroad crossing.
had to Is- at»audoued. The little fel­ The dashing rid.- of Jennie McNeul.
t liv e them n ra il.
A FRANK, FEARLESS
\
Charley Cor-oii, who ha* I k - i ii iu the low ’s grit is tin -kin d that w ill, some day
To make the exjs-riem e more th rill-
G. E. Kellogg of tin» Republic «tuft
FORCEFUL
employ of Pease A Mays for the hist five if lie«-1 1»», follow another Dewey into Mr. McNeal says they ¡»asst-l three
|«aid hi* mother at Oregon C ity hi* first
UICOMFROMISIIO
ears, m ine up from The Dalles Mon* Manila, another Sampson in hot pursuit wreck* w hile en route. Tiie train was
visit th i* week since hi* a rrival nt Wun­
i day morning. \\ e regret to learn that of a Cervera, or another Shafter in to e.»v«-r«-d w ith mottoee and flags, and
OPPOREHT OF
co in A pril.
Charley is iu such |«»or lie j-.h that he Santiago filled w ith desperate h u ll-lig h t­ ’ ‘ads” for the II It Bras, and Klierman
FL0T0CRA0T
The grand advertising tho tra in load had t.i resign his ¡«.sitionlm the advice ing Spaniards.
Co. in nio<t at ii active display. lie say>
of combined harveaters ............ has re- ,,t h i, ,,l,vsieinn. IL- cm teniplates i n •
edHon n B. 0. Flower
the nneont ro ll able patriotism of some
If you are in need of anything
aulted in bringing to our bonier* many J , „ g H shennan county harvest.
Convention in Session.
Frederick (Irbaa JMaas
\m ericnn* could not la- so restrained as
in
the
line
of
F
ru
it.
Shade
or
Orna­
h*rv<'»t I iu ik I h iilr i’ihly.
mental Trees, or Small F ruit it w ill
-
M. A. Lesli* made a trip thi« week
Hit] «■rintendent \. A. Morse of Port to keep th« boy« from stealing ins flags
Monthly, too targe Mae«,
" W in d y ," said the stranger, as he out in to G illin tu I’eim ty ami ovev into land lecture* t >-i..ght before the Sabbath on the glorious Fourth, watch them
he to y«»nr interest to see a repre-en-
illustrated,—not a dull une in
tative
of
the
Sherman
County
It.
I t is fighting your fight,—
settled down his hat w ith another hitch Yakima Valley, looking at «IHferi iit »•«’• scho«d county eon vent ion.
Let every­ with Argus-eyed vigilance though he did.
it deserve« your support.
Nursery In-fore placing your order
fere ami a ft; "h u t then it is all rig h t," liens of the I nid. lie was m cempaiii -d one » »me out to hear him , ,J. E. Comp­ \ certain fireman was c n ig h t runnii g
_
One «ioflar a year, io cents
for fall delivery.
'N ew T itnr."L et me take those loads fr o m y o u r backs" acopv: sample number mailed
lie added, " i f yen are only making by Ids brother-in-law', M in. I'oanh.er, ton of Portland, s|«-eial agent M utual hack to his cab w ith IA of them in his
A. V* UNDERW O OD,
for six cents.
m eney."
who earn- from Indiana this spring. Life Insurance company w ill al-o attend arms, probably Far tin- purpose of deco- Biglow, Oregon.
T H E N E W T I M E , 5 6 F i f t h A v e ., C H IC A G O
Tim party of eamp -rs r« turned Friday Mr. lUiardm-r says thul he -aw no coun­ the convention.
Mr. McNeil
M ro is represented rating his locomotive.
fro m over in tie- Yakima.
Mrs. W ill try iu Ihc t ii| i that he liked better than by K. People* ami
wife, Miss Nellie kindly rem im kd this wonld-be monop.i-
Andrews re|«ert* a pleasant tim e for Kherm in county.
llo ld ir and Miss Ida Mowry, Alts. list of patriotism that he ought not to
them.
W ill Cooper of Goldendah» was in Henry M right, and Mrs. R. W. Pinker­ prove hi in.-elf of the gem s ¡Kircu* just
I f yen want a good suit of clothe* town Monday.
Mr. Cooper is over ton. Rev. 'lo rri-o n and daughter, Miss hiH-nuse Blanco called us a nation of
r*
Fourteen of the colors were
m il on F. II. Meader »k C o ., M e re , helping his hndher W ilm er o ve ilia iil Maggie, Mrs. G. P. Hulse, and Miss J. “ nsiters.”
The then prom ptly returned.
Oregon, and l ave your measure taken his engine. Mr. Cixtper was fo rm e ily G. Hulse represent Monklaml.
M r. McNeil says our county is pretty
ami get a g<Msl fit giirrant(»cd, and tin* of tin- firm II. M. Co .»per «k So n , who, Wasco reprt sentation at tin- tim e of or-
best of workmanship and material.
some years ago, owne«l and operated the gnlilKiltioii eonsisleil of Rev. Spaulding, w ill advertised about Stockton now, ns
Misa V ie da Dunlap, Mis« Alma Barnett some of tin -e mott««-s were on the ears
Rev. Moerehcad came in oit the train largo g rist-m ill on the John Day.
Tuesday, eu route to his father-in-hiw'«
Ask your druggist for Floral Lotion au.l ( . J. Bright, ¡mpt. Murso was also for three days before the ears left tin-
B a rg a in s
shops, nnd all their dailies I.ad notices
near Antelope, where Mrs. Meerehead for Rough skin. Manufactured by Clark present at tin» tim e of Or$ auixing.
Tin- del« gates were called to order by concerning the event. lie says lie en«
B a rg a in s
is new visiting.
A Talk, Tin- Italic*.
Ii. Peoples at 11 a. m., at the M. E, j«»yed his trip very mm h, all things
church, whereupon Rev. Morrison was considered. lie also »ays alstut such
IttO Acres of land 8 miles from Grass Valley, on R«»se-Bu«h, a ll fem e.1;
S io o o small home ami barn. Through the 1H0 acres joining this land on the cast,
was prom ptly elected president in lieu «w ithe r prevailed at Stockton the
F R O M $6 T O $45
tin- Columbia Southern railroad w ill I k - bu ilt. Splendid hn-ation for a town
o f J . M . Parry, absent. Me regret t«» «lay he 1 -ft as he found on his arrival at
site. There is not 10 acres of waste hind on the UH) acres. It is known us
Guarani -, d f >r 15 years.
see the convention start off w ith so li t ­ Wasco, lie furthe r «tat** (hat we may
tho Henry Dye* farm.
tle interest seemingly.
ox-ieet ja-ople from nlxrut Stockton up
H a lf a nnle south of this place I have f«»r sale 120 acres for $700; all
fenced ; small house mi land. The farm I* known as the Charles Overdorf.
I he Republic offered some tim e ago this wav in tin- near future.
D R ID G E r
to pi ini 2U0 programs gratis fog the o .-
DEACH&(2. s
H>0 Acres all fenei-d ; 130 acres in cultivation ; Good livin g spring of water on
5 0 5 0 the place: one m ile southeast of Moro, along Grass Valiev aauyon. $100 cash,
ea-ion, Iml nothing has been furnished.
R kh a rJso n W heat F arm .
luthuict»
in four equal payments of 1, 2, 3 anil i years. Ellis Neeee farm.
M'e Imp. the c itiz e n -o f M’aseo may re-
I have for sale the J. A. Richardson
OS o
d • -m themselves and retrie» e the ir good farm of »>40 a< r«
d< .crils-d us hoc . lit
IfiO Acres, all fenced ; all farm land ; has all h- en plowed this * »son, is sow n
Ala > N EW and
to wheat. Good h«»u»e and barn. I'wo miles from Rufus. Known as the
F U R N I T U R E name I y a ’ least tu rn in g out the la»t T. I N. H, Iti E M’ . M. Terms $3,t 0 >— !
SECOND-HAND
M’ . II. Ramey farm.
«lay in the afternoon."
! on or before . J n. 1, 1808. Bala oj to
Froth nnd cured meat* at tin» ('«»him- 4l*ptgymt.
Ida Packing Company'*.
Pre*. Patterson, and cashier Urork
Thn brick-work on W. M. Burnett'« the Sherman County (tank ami th«»ir
new atom in nearing completion.
families, *|«-nt a ph-arant -lay ut the
W alter Moore returned Tuemlay Pierson place Sunday.
evening from a trip to Portland.
tt hen you come to Moro, do no, for-
Ila ie you a m tin» alum inum briddle got the
New restaurant. Meal* 85c
George llr-s'k, proprietor.
bit at Krau««-«? E n tire ly new.
Lumber
Ole Lead
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
Scott Si € o .
$20.00
Given Hivay
»
S
p !
!! - I P IE N E W T i M Ls
—•
fo r Sale!
Carpets, M atting, Ru.-«,
Tin and ( iranite (Vare,
Organs, Pianos,
Hew Ing Machines,
tor sale by
D U
133 2nd St..
B O IS
F U R N IT U R E
C O .
T H E DA LLES.
>»»»
I Saddles, Saddles, Saddles,
for sale by
I H e n r y K ra u s e .
suit purchase^.
Call on or a-nlrre*«
Call on or address,
J. Bright,
M asco, Or.
H y. »u want the m-ws, s u ite ils» l'or
t'u» Reptihllc. One d o lla r per ycnr.
I irst clos* Job P rintiug. Hee our pr*-
tiiiu n t offi-r.
ffl. A. LESLIE,
W A S C O , O RE.