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MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 15, I9l4
VOL VI
M arch 3. 1879.
to th e p a rty onierintr th em , a t lejral ra te s , and
COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS ENTHUSIAS
MEETING
OUR PU3LIC STREETS
EG j D ROADS ENTHUSIASTS HERE
paid fo r b e fo re affidavits a re fu rn ish ed .
Two automobiles filled with; Mosier has always been in need
parties from The Dalles, includ- of improvements of various
A short-call meeting of the
ing County Judge Gunning, kinds,
but particularly her Commercial Chili was held in the
Commissioners Hooper and Chiu- streets and sidewalks. It has library building Monday evening
sen. County Clerk Fox, Charles often been said tbnt there were to discuss ways and means of
Darneille, of The Dalles, Louis not enough public spirited citi- continuing the good work on the
Clark of Hood River. A. S. lien- zens in the town to start and streets begun by the club, lia i
son and son of Portland, and carry through any public work, titony and enthusiasm prevailed
Major Bowl by. State Highway i On a number of occasions the and it was the expressed deter-
Engineer, were in town Wednes-, citizens of the town and ¡mine- niination of those present, par-
day en route to Hood River to diate vicinity did get together ticularly those who have already
interview the Hood River County and spent a day cleaning up the S(, generously donated of their
officials in regard to the route of i town and it looked pretty good time, labor and money, to finish
the Columbia River Highway be- for a time. But no improvement what they had begun,
tween Hood River anil Mosier.
of a permanent nature has e v e r1 Negotiations have been pend-
While here the party, accom- been attempted until now. It ¡ng with the county court and
panied by Messrs. C. A. McCar- has remained for the Mosief. the officials of The Dalles lo se-
gar, J. K. McGregor and Dr. Commercial Cluh to start the cure the steam roller for use on
Robinson, went out to Mayer- ball of progress rolling. This „ur streets. The club had prac-
dale to inspect a piece o f road aside from the individual efforts Really been assured of it and
which M. A. Mayer had applied of several business men of the while they greatly upffieciale
to the county court to have town, who have spent time and the offer, they decided that, con -1
macadam* J, offering to put dol- money in improving the streets sidering the difficulty and ex
ist-for dollar into the work. We in front of their property. The ¡)ense ¡„ getting in down from
understand the Court has ac- work the Commercial Club has
|i;l]|es and returning it it
cepted Mr. Mayer’s offer and undertaken is of a permanence would probably he l*etter in the
that work on the road will be and magnitude that make it a 0nd to build one here where it
commenced soon.
lasting monument to the public can pe |,a,| a ( a |j time».
While in town the county offi- spirit and energy of its members.
Other matters of public im-
cials commended very highly the I This work the grading and provement were suggested and
good work being done on our gravelling of Main street, is not they will lie taken up and further
streets.
>''t completed, but. \\ ill he soon, discussed at a club smoker to be
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, Tll.e Commercial Club, in starting held j,, Chown’s Hall next Mon-
Campbcll for Surveyor
, tins much needed impiovement, (|.iy night. Every member of
I hereby announce myself as a
so w ,l'imi* , arD thought^ ot t c l u b is particularly requested
present because, aside from
candidate for the Repuhlican ' usun>'*,U H“’ rights and privi- |()
or the authority of the city ; e interesting and important
nominal io
of Wasco county. If nominated billieis, <» with any idea that it topics to be discussed, you’ll miss
and elected I will conduct the possible objection could lie made.
g0(>d time if you don't com.-.
office in a conscientious and | The improvement was an abso- j Ahwi> {.ach member should make
painstaking mariner, being
lute necessity, ami was so con- ;m (lfro(.t to bring „ tnend
and courteous to all.
sidered by the eily council; b u t; vvjth him who would like to lie-
R oy T. C a m pbell .
owing to the peculiar financial | come n member
Paid Advertisement.
condition of the citv at present.
r» • t « forget
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II M. WEST
Hay,
Grain,
Mill
Feed
Storage and Forwarding
Agency for
Dupont Powder
Mosier,
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Oregon
P eo p les M eat M a rk e t
The Market of Quality
Nichol & Company,
Flour, Feed, Groceries and
Furnishing Goods
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m o s ie r
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HOW P E R F E C T L Y
CHARMING
our soda is you
it u> know.
J.
101 E. Third Street
The Ifhlles. Oregon $
PACIFIC ST a
Fire Irsuravce Co.
the
The Only Oregon Old Line Fire
Insurance Company.
Protection is Everythini/.
J. K. McGregor, ^ ¡ t Mosier. Ore,
Attention
th e
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e a ch
sw allow
We have made arrnr<*meiils with the Ptrifle Power & Light
Company, of The Dab*■•;. to furnish Hu-s** Irons to Hie patrons
of the company, with flu* M- isieh BuLi.fc.riN. at ’ -ss than cost.
The Iron ret :iN ai $3.50.
T li.» yearly snh-
gcripliqn price <if the D iti .1 :T!N is $1.50—$5.00 for the two, if
taken separately.
We are offering tiu* B u l i . btin and the
Standard Hot Point Iron for J F . 5 0 — Hie price o f the Iron
alone, to all who pay up their arrearages, to ail renewals, and
to all new subscribers to the BULLETIN fur cash.
This offer is made for a limited time and its object is three
fold—to introduce the Iron into all the homes where electricity
is used, where the Iron is not supplied; to induce <>’ir sttb-
scriliers to keep their subscription* |<**id up, and to gi ve con-
consumers of electricity an e- nor! unity !«> secure one of these
Irons— a boon to the I uhisc
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less titan cost
( ’all at the HlLLFTIM offr-e -r I inspect these Irons.
Y \V. Mohr for County Survey*
r*> Wasco co.mlj rep d i*ia
voters:
I hereby arinomi -e my c»n*li-
,’acy for the re p ¡’dican iinmi-
If
nation for county i rveyor.
nominated an*l ele*-' *d l s ill give
p’V wrncut. at tei ¿li on to the
r 'fice a*i ' p* rf*»rni m IV (luti, s to
the ••est of my ahilit y.
A. W. MOFR.
anv.
it was impossible for the city to place.
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AMCUHSEMEHT.
ilia e.; -, ilh the several
petilioiiff : rove tiled t lo me. 1
*a* Ihlacy
hereby n:mot:r.c<
:*■ *.f the
lor .loinl ueprei
j l)»s; ; of \ i ’^tyi, * mil Hood
Ki t er enuiliieH,
’.Vili fd t * * f » Re* ¡1 luan ’* iters at
ihe reprular prim Ar\ n, -day loth
i iwi'g.
gì t
A. I. M ason .
A'lv
of
and th e re sto ra tio n
o f fre sh n e ss a re all s e c re ts you can
d iscov er only by stop p in g a t our
fou n tain fur a g la ss. Do i t now.
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FRANCISCO,
■Proprietor “ T tik i O A K S .”
“Tuni-A-Lum”
is
Good Oqgl
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Good Lumber
Eirst, Last and All the Time, and H ere’s Why;
T her**'» u m n to tin R e tm l L u m ber l.iw inet« th a n j u t t '^ .'llin g w ood.”
iju i hubim-Hs policy is to help you B U Y W H A T YOU W A N T ,
ll is im possible to find lyen who try h a rd e r to p lease you th an we do,
and NO (IN K is more unxioyt t * g ive you th e very b e a t and m oat re li-
ahle jiifo r iv a tio n on lu m iier and building m a te ria l Ilian Will A ltiS.
F o r tile b e n e fit o f m .r cu sto m e r* who a re unable to aecu re th e se rv ic e *
o f local a r c h ite c t* , we will h elp you pt*u H jat new houae—th e rem od-
-lliiig o f your p re se n t lioint1, » new b a rn , o r y eu r d is tr ic t school house.
take the responsibility. Hence,
1 hereby announce to the , he dul) ‘ -hutted in” — to good i
O ur K n g b io eiin g D e p t., w ith fre e plans and sp e cifica tio n s, is a t you r
CA^IiiGATcS rOf.LGATHEB
voters of .Wasco and Hood River 1Min,(1Be> A munber of Hie city,
se rv ic e .
,
counties that 1 am a candidate ,,at,8 whw are atso memliers of I
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“ See HARM S A b o u t It ”
for representative from the 20th . ,_h^ commercja, c|u|,, we,-e en-
Tl.e get-together meeting of
legislative <i..-!:i*l, subject to thusiaatic boosters of the move- the stale, legislative and county
the wish of (lie voters at the llu;|)t aml (]0nutect their teams candidates in Cliwn’s Hall, last
republican primaries May 15. an,| ,abor lo the cause.
Saturday afternoon was well aw
If nominated
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday tended, considering the large
motto will he;
/ ss w.isti ol ¡HSj. wert, devoted to the work. unrulier of men who were busily
public money; repeal useless Saturday being the big day. engaged working Ibe streets.
commissions and work for the The ladies of Mosier prepared a There were quite a number of *!.*r*eä
mterests of theovertaxed public. j 8nmptU0lJ8 din|ieTr which was ladies present who wer* inter-
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served at noon in Chown’s Hall, jested listeners to the speeches
A N X IO U S M O M E N T S .
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and to which all the hired m en! mftde by the-» various candidates.
I f you c a rry an U n re lia b le tim ep iece,
C
111 - f
Sh riff
and volunteers were invited.
The meeting was opened by C.
you have a good many such m om ents.
an* i* a e >
! For their efforts in behalf of the J- Littlepage, who slai ted the
I f you r w atch needs a tte n tio n brin g if
To Hie \ oters ol A asco ( ount.y: ,)U|,|ic work, Lin.* clul* extends to political ball rolling by introduc-
to us. W e can tru th fu lly say you will lie
I herebj announce ihai 1 *■-. I,
|:i(|j,,s jbs grateful thanks. ¡nK hi turn the three representa-
m ore than pleased w ith o u r worn.
be a candidate for the Demo- The Mosier ladies have always five candidates-A. I. Mason, J .
D ependable work and sa lisli -d cu stom
ers a re our b e s t a d v e rtise m e n ts.
cratic nomination for the office 1>roveil their willingness to assist j H. Kelly and Dr. J. E. Ander-
of Sheriff of W asco county at jn anv public enterprise.
son. who expressed their views
the May primaries, subject to,
work of gravelling the -on good mads, theColundbin Riv
*’!e
1,1 ln<'
1,1 * le 1 stj-eets could not. have been done er highway, tin* unpopular tax
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
cu n ty . If nomínale,! ami elect- wit|loutC(,nside rabie expense had law. -mi legislation in general,
eh i piomis* to * is* unge in* ¡|
for the generosity of
The meeting was favored bv
k . i
wrwvwwoww
duties of the office to the best of w c Stone sll,wrj„ten.lent o f 1 the presence o f William A. ( ’ar
my ability ami in its economical the r.*ck crusher, and J . N. Mo- ter, republican candidate for
u l ,lllI,el <ls I**’F* ■1.
mi y 1 “ r¡j(?ri who has an interest in the governor—in fact, theoniv guber-
pili orce the laws insofar as they scre-riMigs jr*i
the crusher, natorial candi 'ate who cotmid-
JEW ELER Of 1C1AN
apply to the office of Sheriff.
Tli*-s<- gentlemen donated the * t m . Mosier of sufficient imi ort-
J . M. P a t i s o n .
gravel to put on the road, and ance lo untie«*. This in i t k < * I f
r I A d v ertisem en t.
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the donations of money and labor will prove a strong card for Mr.
Eyes Tested, Glasses Filled, Watches, clocks,
I from other citizens made it pos- Part, r, who made an interesting,
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Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass
Kuii/. lor Slu’iiff.
sible to have Main Street graded logical and forceful talk, con-
g
Twen y years Experience,
I hereby announce myself as a and the gravel spread. When vineing his hearers of his ability i r
I grind inysiwn Lenses.
candidate for the democratic the street is properly curbed and ami sincerity. The general opin-
nomii atinii for sl.eriff of Wasco roHod it will present a hard Mir- ion Stnong the reouhiicans was Ç '1’he Dalles, Oregon.
Phone Blank 711
county. If nominate«!and elect
1
he
a
pleasure
tp
•
that.
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’Carter
would
be
a
good
face
that
v,
ed I will enforce the laws, con
di.ct Lh-- i lice on a business and <tri\ * over iml will last for mm to lie lo .”
economical basis and give court years.
The county candidates then C [ ; s /■ r * ' i t
rf : Ü i . j ’. t a i r 'r i g e
eons li ea D if nt lo ail.
S . much for the energy
cm ; . » t i
folio* ed Mr. Carter, *•• <•!, in
E. K u ' itz .
m
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progressi viniese of the Mosier turn telling why lie was running
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Fin .2 U tlurn Limit
J’aM Bilv. rlisement.
Commercial Club, which i.as fur office and promising good and
Oot* her 3 1
otber tilinga of a public nature efficient service if elected.
W ith I.¡Herat Stopover Privi
To the Republican Voters
hi-
in view --if the city dads don’t
At the close of the meeting the
I hereby announce myself as •leal them to it.
candidates were personally pro-
a candidate for the office of
seiiied to many of the voters,
County ( 'ommissi'iner. I will,
o u t *.f>\ W A SH U MT(>\ K '* • R O M » i NAVJOATION CO.
partirn'nrly the ladies. s< me «if
CilTLEï
SliliW
PEUPLE
EbSY
as it Hie past, stand for a con
OMFC.ON SH D R T LINE. I T >N P A C IFIC »is4 c o w .c c tio »
whom afterward , said,
when
servative administration of coun
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Saturday, May 2!ÿd, is lh** asked for whom they would vote,
ty affairs, with due regard toth*
RUDUCF')
R()U,\I;-TRH>
FARES
progressiv,* tendency
of •h*- date si t for the appearance of "W hy. we want to vote for a!'
Show n Pi Die KoUovviug l a s t :
times and th<* requirements of Ur* Orlley people* with their 3how of them, they’re all so nice.”
pn-*ent day civilisation.
I e t » help ;u 4 p ltn y ou r trip Now
Of all the county eandidnti*s
in Mosier. ll. wiil Is* given in
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li. C. P oorer .
up for nomination, ther«* were
Orl.ley two nights previo* w.
PaiiI
R eiw > rts lu; i n g Ih * ' past * e e k l> Í s e v e r i -, 1,i e u t f r o m 1 le* i ,i* <■:
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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MOSUSR
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Here is a chance to ^et a Standard
Hot Point Electric Iron for less thair
cost. Read further and learn how.
Here is tlie plan:
for Representative
in v ig o ra tin g e ffe c t
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W .F . LA RAW AY,
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L. Kelly
will have to ta s te
Thu unusually d ain ty
H; i > i
Í ‘Tum-A-Lum”
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Complete line of Choice Meats Fish
and Provisions, Salt and Cured
Meats. Highest market price paid
for ehice veal and poultry.
reg o n
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