Mosier bulletin., November 06, 1914, Image 4

S TEA M ER TA H O M A
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A N X IO U S
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M O M EN TS.
e o p l e ’ s
n a v ig a t io n
CHAULES NELSON,
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I f you carry are unreliable tim epiece,
* you ha- e a good many such moments.
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I f your wut< h needs attention bring it
[ to us. We can tru thfully say you will be
more than pleased with our work.
o m pa n y
M a n a g i . it.
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Cockerels
Leaves Cortland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
from Oak Street Dock.
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Passengers and freight.
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Dependable work and satisfied cu.tom -
J era are (Air best advertisem ents.
SUMMONS
ness. Write G. P. Morden, Mos-I
ier, Oregon.
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reaves The Dalles 7:0) A. M., Sundays, 'l ue-Jays and
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8 : l â . A. M.
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For Sale.
O n e o r tw o h e a v y fa r m te a m s .
In the Circuit Court o f the .state of
fro m 2 8 0 0 to .Jt^Ut) p o u n d s , w ith lIri-gim for W asco County.
1 ' I in c h u a g -o n s a m i fa r m lia r * iva WiNGKin n
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C.
fo r S a l e
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S. C. White Leghorn lancred
, s t o c k , S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
Ladd stock.
Attractive prices
for immediate sale.
Maverda e
Orchards, Mosier, Oregon.
V i gfl
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I : Winjrneld,
C allieB . Keoi.tz, and Callie B. Koontz
as A dm inistratrix o f the e sta te o f J .
w. KooiltZi ,iec,,Il8<.,].
Elton G.
H. L. DUMB LE
PHYSICIAN
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SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Will practice in ¡Hosier and
May he reached by long dis­
t a n c e phone, Home phone til.
Knontz and Delta Koontz, Ella G,
Notice I f Sheriff’s Sale
Mosier Dock in charge of J . W. Huskey, who will meet all
( numbers anti .1. 1. Chambers, Her- !
hoais and atlend to transfer. Plmne No.
tha B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam
»» the Circuit Court o f the S ta te o f
Florence C. Oregon i#r
County.
HOOD RIVER. OKIC.
Koontz. W. N. W iley, and Vr.lt!* mar r 'r s t National Rank o f The Dalle?-,
A fter-election predictions— ” 1
W a n t a Home in Portland?
I-idell, A dm inistrator de bonis non o f ' Oregon, a Co»|»oruti(»n.
Hot Lake Manager Would Like
told you so.”
the E sta te o f Emil Hedberg, (le-
t>laintiff,
Advance
Notice
of
Arrival
What have you to trade in the
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c ta ie d ,
es.
way of town property for Rood
Persons contemplating a visit
D< f ndants.
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T. H. B everly, \V. J . Sum mers and
b r « 2 S 3 H * j : B E M
H o n n H i i m ¿ m m an y .
"1 residence properly in Portland ? to f! ot Lake Springs, Oregon,
To J . C. Wingfield. A lice G. V. hip-
Anna M. Sum m er*, his wife, Ed. W.
B Give details of what you have, vim require the service o f a field, CalliV B. Koontz, and Culli- B . ! Mueller and May C. Mueller, his
u and what you want.
Address, V heel Cl 1 air or other special con- K- m ;■/ as A dm inistratrix o f the Estate ! wife, !î. E. Davis and May K. Davis,
Electric lamps and fixtures
venience, are requested by the o t 'J . W. Koontz, d<. used, Elton G. j his wife. J . R. Eggerm on, M. Z.
fc Portland Home, care of Bulletin, management to give notice of K<.nntz ami Della Kmmtz, Ella G. ; Donnell ami G race Donnell, hi* w ife,
tin es carried by Cliown.
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X Mosier, Oregon.
arrival in advance, si» that prop- ( '¡mml»' rs and J, E Chambers, He.-thaj Frank Ellison, Dorothea A bbott and
Beechnut Roods of all kinds
er care and attention may be as- R. Koontz, Maude g . Ehrsam and! H. M. A bbott,
Defendants.
sured.
here; Strauss.
Holmes
K. Ehrsam
Florence C,
Koontz, W. N. Y\ iley, ar.ti Valdemar
Ry virtue o f an Execution, D ecree,
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Dri-foot shoe oil waterproofs
l.i 1 ■ ■ i. Ydn inistrator île bonis nor o f and Order o f S ale duly issued out o f
W. A. HUSBANDS
your shoes. Chown.
To meet your friends, stop at
tin- I -' te o f Emil IK'dbeig, d ec used, and under the S eal o f the Circuit
Blacksmith
the abo * named def< : j ; l i ;
I Court o f the S ta te o f Oregon for the
Mr. Crompton transacted busi­
HOTEL MOSIER.
Ir ili* Naim* o f tiie S ta te o f Or -/on: i ounty o f W asco, to me tlirecteil and
Horse
Shoeing
and
General
ness in The Dalles yesterday.
You, mid each o f you, the above dated tin- 21st day o f O ctober, 11)14,
Repair Work.
A ll M odern a n d under N ew
named defendants, are hereby re»<jnirotl upon a Decree in m ortgage foreclosure
Mrs. C. A. McCargar left yes-
Also agent for Corona Wool to appear and answ er the complaint mil judgm ent rendered and entered in
M anagem ent.
tF 'day for a visit with friends iri
Fat for horses and CoWS. A cure
1 " - - t you in the above entitled ^aid Court oil the I9th day of O ctober,
AUGMENTED HA I It I ACM.ITIES
Portland.
for
corns,
contracted
hoofs,
n m d su‘ t on or before the 14th day o f De­ 1914, in the above entitled esuse in fa ­
, i c p
vor o f the plaintiff and against the de­
fever and sore shoulders.
* " m ber' ! -‘M-
ap-
Potato diggers, forks, sack
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pear and answer said complaint or fendants. wherein it was adjudged th at
VV.
G.
CLOYI),
Prop,
t w i îie , e t c . , a t ’ C h o w n ’ S,
M O SIE R ,
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OREGON | otherw ise plead thereto. for w ant daintiff should recover in the sum o f
a tx x c x :
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; th ereo f the plaintiff will apply to the $6090.00. together with interest there­
Brooms! Brooms! ! Brooms ! ! !
Court for tlie relief prayed for in saiii on from April 2'ith. 1912, a t the rate o f
Get one now. Strauss.
loom plaint, to -w it:
F o r judgm ent 0 per cen t per annum, and the fu rth er
H. G . !< !3 B E E
NO 3 3.
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Hgain. l Ihe défendants, f. C. \Ving- sum o f $4.258.25 togeth er with in ter-
i t ’s time for your new heating
R E P O R T
lield and Alice G. Wmgfleld, and Callie oat thereon from November 16th,
Leading varieties of
stove.' Good line at Chown’s.
N O TA R Y P U 3 L fC
PLUMBING
O f the condition f>f* the
R. Koontz, and Callie li. Koontz as 1912, a t the rate o f 6 per cen t
trees fur com me rein I
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dm inistratrix o f tin cstati- o f J . \V. I per annum, and the further sum
R! A. Knoll was a business
MOSIER VALLEY BANK
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
fees, and the
m o g ier
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O r e g o n Koontz, deceased, in the sum o f o f $900.00 attorney
home planting.
visitor in Portland the finit of
At Mosier, in the S ta te o f Oregon,
'-0 0 .0 0 in Gold Coin o f the United j fu rth er sum o f $94.80, together with
tiie week;
it the close o f lumini ss, O ctober ! Jobbing promptly attended to.
S ta le s , to geth er with interest thereon ; in te re st thereon from Janu ary 10th,
F. A. MASSEE,
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¡22, 1914:
from Ju ly 7th, 1913, at the rare o f 8 | 1914, at the rate o f 6 per cen t per an-
dus. Mead1 tfM ended lb husi-
t e a r n s per C e n t per annum; for the* fu r th e r ! mini, and the fu rth er sum o f $29.00'
Hood River
Oregon
MOSIER
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OREGON
rtf**' matters d Portland I lit?
UBSOUItCKX
1)01,1.ALS CTS
Mini o f 8 loo. 00 attorney feet, and for i costs and d-shursi inents, and the co sts
Rhone Odell M6.
1 )< oaiih ami <lisc«Hints ... .. __ ....... 939.970 ?:î
first o f the wetfk.
plaintiff -. ••• - - and dishurs inents o f and upon tills W rit and commanding
1 Overdraft*, se«.unti ami un «vtm-1
L a w yers
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* ilomJa unii warrants......................
made and expended therein; and for a me to make sale o f the real property
Wilma RordferP is first, Helen
’1’ H* l"l »Unir aecut itles
2*1 BO
decree o f the Court decreeing that said embraced in such D ecree o f foreclos­
SlAshf is second and Boyd Thrifl
Shatf.v brook l-tg Six b o r s e • ‘k HunkinK
House
m ortgage be foreclosed and that the ure amt h erein after described, I will,
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ture
ami
fixtures
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is third!in the Baby Contest this fced- as wdl iis " ,ain Alfalta
H O O D R iV E R . O R E G O N premise:-, therein drsciibed, to-w it:
upon tlm 3 )tli day o f November, 1914,
A J « « Hm* frinii upinov• •• I i- ivi » i
j M achine Sh op
week. StratiSK
Meal a car ju st received.
Thirty fe e t (30) off tile W est side of at the hour o f 2:00 o’clock in the a fte r ­
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another ear of that koim I nuli rasi..... iw.mi
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and G arage 9
j hot Two (2), thirty feet (30) off tile noon o f said tiay, and a t tiie front door
The Ladies Aid Society will
and flour, Feud business1 F' * i•••»i »«• ■
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BENNETT SOOTT 8 GALL0ÄAV I W est side o f h o t Seven (7), *nd I H s o f tiie County Courthouse in Dalles
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Ante l^pairm gand
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meet a f Hie home of Mrs. F. A. ¡s good because the feed is the
' Three 13) and Six (Gl, all in B lo c k " D '’ City. Wasco County, Oregon, sell a t
Attorneys-At Law
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accessfiries.
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Allingtofi next V» ednesday.
best you ever saw and tiie prices
" f Kt am ec's Adilition to Dalii'S City. ! puhlic auction to liie higliest hidder f o r
Work (ìuaranteed
G e n e r a i , P r a c t ic e
'o l ounty, Oregon, according to cash in hatld, all thè riglit. title ami in-
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B o r n : In Portland, Nov. 1, are lower than before I went, in-
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• rded map and plat th e re o f ; | te rc st wliich thè defendants, and either
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1014, to Mr. and Mrs. Giias. to the feed business. The besi (.' ni litui stock paid in...........
THE DALLES,
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OREGON \i' 1 No fh<' Must tw -n t) fei't (2'd of
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all o f riunì, bave or had, or have
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1.700
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Oregon
Hoff, of Mosier, an eight pound wheal you ever saw in Mosier Umli ulc«l piotili, le s »•> pec
i.ots !•' -ac (4) and Fico (5) in sai ! silice acqu im i or iiow have, in and to
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boy.
Imre, too. Strauss.
Mock “ D in said K ram er’s Addition the following described real property,
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tiuuks
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tunke*s
Robinson spoilt several
Jus. Cherry made a business
gon;
County, Oregon, to-w it:
» go
Postal tw v i m - * bau.; tl*p »dt-
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
days in Portland’ this week hav- trip to 1 ortland yesterday,
£ THE DALLES, OREGON
ih- salii in the manner providi'd by law
Individual cl* •■sit subject tt*
Ail o f hot 1 in Section 13, Township
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1K.MII ind cert . des t.f tie,) e»
mg bis hand treated for blood
vj for tiie sale o f real property U|x>n 1 North o f Range 12 E ast o f tiie W il-
Physician and Surgeon
J . P. Garruli was a passenger Certified checks...........
x ! m o r t-fc ," for. closure, and the proceeds lam ette Meridian, containing 22.40
poisoning.
BOARDING AND DAV
on this morning’s local to Port- Cas.lini chimi. * opt It> ). ,
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' ? arising from .-coli sal*- lie applied in i acres.
Time cet i incuto» of dep. dt
M o s ie r
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FOR GIRTS
I bought Dolls and Toys before land,
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payment o f iHid judgm ent and the
Also Fractional Lot No. 1, fn Section
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sums aliove mentioned, including costs 18, Township 1 North of Range 13 Ft,
the war and they are in my
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For Particulars apply to
M. Remington, of The Dalles,
^ "t sale and • ttornev fees: and th?it*the containing 32.88 acres, excep t the fol­
DR. C. H. JENKINS
store. Don’t send away as I
was an official visitor in town XTATK 111'' (I'H' I ;<> n , ..
u* lemUmts. and each and all o f them, lowing strip o f land being 10 fe e t in
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havff tt good selection and my
I COUNTY (ip WAPI'O. '" '
DENTIST
yesterday.
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sn\ and all persons claim ing liy, willt!i described as. commencing at a
¿ a m m u t ii r«i
I. 6. .1. HETtRIl I. fusilier
prices veil I'lit* satisfactory lo 'y o u .
through or under t . -nior any o f them. : point Oil the .South line o f said lot, 6271
H o o d R i v e r ;
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O reg o n
Dollà and Toy s lo delight every
Lee Evans left on Tuesday J fo r1
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fur e 'e r ! erred, from ¡my and all t i ' t West, from the N ortheast corn er
• tin* ul»o\ • stul•
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i true t;> tin* In- ; «•( tiy
i|uily anil in terest in said i,l Theodore Ates(ilie's Donation Land
Hlalock, whtre he is luuitinK the *ii“*^i .1 <• ami i. ii. r
Office l ’iione, 1081.
Res. Rhone. 333
child. See Strauss.
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L. J. M kic R!) 1.. (’a fait r.
portion thereo f, stive •'laim; thence N ortheast to a point on
Mr, anti Mrs, H; E. Birkner, ' e sl,' ‘ wlUUooHe*
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only tiie statu tory rig h t o f redtmp . | the E a st line o f said l,o t, 18 rods W est
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i.u«:*.-.;vF..4«ie j c -' iæs *
Jack (¡lark, Mrs, V. C. Young
Look thru Ihtse columns and u, , n,
tiiiii, and for such other am! further • and I54J fe e t North from said M es-
a
i in f ¡.s to t C o u r t may seem meet j pile's claim ; sai l strip o f land extend-
anil C.
Piper were Sunday see who of our business men ad-
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• lay oi November, lull.
and equitable.
i ing tiirougli said fractio n al lot between-
afternoon visitors in Hood River, vertise—and who don’t
H. (Î. K ibble
W o retail
' !K;" ;,a ’° " s ' s tl( ¡'shed in the said points, to gether with the rigid to
Shoes
made
to
order.
N o tary P u b lie.
Benjl R: Willey spent the first
I ‘“ i r I3.il''tin , a weekly newspaper use the same for a w ater d itch :
Election Hals” are in vogue
Men’s and Boys Shoes,
R e p a ir - o f go'ieral circulation published in i Also the N VV J o f the NW| o f laid
Of the week in Portland. Re - 1 (his Wet.k> Wot yo„ ls> or is the
ing neatly done while y o n w a it.
County. Or con, for six con .Section 18. in Tp. 1 N o f Range 13,
turning with himon Tuesday for
,v||ow weil|.inK j, v
GRANDVIEW MITES
Prices re: -enable and ali wort; M" t e e weeks, I..- og seven issues E ast o f the W illam ette Meridian, con-
a fortnight’s visit were his cous­
th e r-o f.
in
compliance
w ith an containing 58.82 acres;.
P guaranteed
ins, the Misses Elsie Prutherund
Mrs. I * ips . !. Race and Mrs.
\ yerv pltu'snnl ■ ■ 1 1 r;■ r <> ;nr|j I^
School '¡'ext Books a n d
W. I,. Rradshaw,
rtb Ha f o f the N orth-
Alma Ingram, of Seattle.
'*09. Ciierrv were visilors in was • ivott Mrs. lans s Hiebion £ School Supplies of all kinds.
1 * 1'' ' * ’ '
"I .In S t s ', oi -iisi
: or te r o f tiie N ortheast Q uarter,
Jo . jp h Am ore
’ "•;,oi. uir
t 1 m il'., dati i thi cut th" Souliieast Q uarter o f tiie North
November 1« remember the " ...1 R,Ver Wedne8day after-
!; r '
r-x rs si
thi e ast Q uarter o f tiie N ortheast Q uarter
10 Union St.
The Dalle - " ‘l ' <d Octoiit r. ¡914. amt
date, Buster Brown will give a ! " 0 " '
Grandview, many i redy and
... I o f tile first
publication o f tills of Sec. 13, Tp. I N orth o f Range 12
$
B
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s
and
Magazines,
reception for this sto e.
Ilf
Don’t forget that (he M o s ie r j ,ls,,lul pn enls hei -
.- mnmt s is O ctober 30t i, 1914. and , E ast, containing 30 acre s;
will have his (log Tige with
him Grange holds ¡Is regular month- Those
I Ims.- present were Hr. and * Stationery and Novelties;
1 *
1 ‘ 1 s( ■ ’li* 1 -ation there-
Also a tra c t o f land commencing at
Aid rei and family. Mrs. S M ¡itches and Cioeks, Leal It- P ^
of is Deceml’er 11th, 1914.
and will give awnv souvenirs. I.v all day meeting, with chicken Airs- AMred
: poir.t 233 ft i t North o f Soutlieast
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Clement and daughter, Mr. and 3 er and Toilet gomls.
corner o f fraction al t.i t I o f W est
Fm:r> W. W i i . so n ,
Exact place anti time will In* mi ilinne •r, tomorrow,
A tiorin v for Plaintiff.
H alf o f Northwest Q uarter o f Sec. 18,
:
Mrs.
Ralph
Cut.tmings
and
son,
domiceli later, but November 1«)
Th<> mMV concrete
v tl. ,M1V* t
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s V
. i m Tp. 1 North o f Range 13, E W M ;
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and
Mrs.
Jones,
Mr.
Albert"
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Stdtscriptions taken for 5 i
is the date I want every child to
tlu. ,.ns, al)(, S()1I(h of
t tie nee running due North 437 fe e t ;
Medenw: ; 1 « I. Mrs. I*'. Parsley and ^ all magazines and papers, ij *
thence Sou11 39 ilejr. 5s min. Flast 429
see him. Strauss.
brick bank, gives the building
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children, Mr. and Mrs. Liltle-
fe e t; t ht r.ee : outh
d eg., 3-1 min.
Clubbing rales can tie bad. f ^
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Dr. (\ A; Macrnm and wife and the town quite a melropoli- na}.e and son, and Air. A. E.
\\ est 24(1! fe e t to place o f beginning:
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§ § Cun supply you with any­
vtent to Portland yesterday. The tun appearance, and is a credit Parsley, from Husband's Land­ ii
all o f said land above described being
Dr. will be awa> several days to the workmanship of J . E. ing.
thing ¡:. tins line at most
in W asco County. Oregon;
A OU fil, nut ) >i*;t I A ! : isit ;■
Or a* mucii o f s i i propertj as w ill
and on his return will take atrip , lligloy.
BA KERY
prices in any of tlu-se lines. f- fi reasonable price..,.
Dainties were served and the
Hi t
’ d H IM an d
Mini the eastern part of the,
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«‘veiling was devoted to music •fn*?;
iiriii-r o f s V, ■. ith cost- and accruing
ir-r-v
s . î H û .7 ..
CONFECTIONERY
bounty, looking after the orcli-
costs. ¡Saiit property will be sold suh-
It Is mi ’ut ni iml ci
fact that and I i\e Hundp'd
SOFT DRINKS j t ii> confirmation ami redemption as
ards in the capacity of fruit in­ there nui h* r e per n. " i f n prosperity
I’he partv broke mi at an early
O. W. kV Ä N Time I able
spector. Mrs. Mai-rum will re­ without n p erm ar-n t
b j taw provided.
rtrultiir«.
CIGARS
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TOBACCO
hour in lhe morning
Air. Shel­ EAST ROUND
\v::.s iîD i'x i» •=
Da I a t fa ll.'S City. W asco County,
main in Portland several weeks.
don
was
able
to
enjov
lunch
and
An rp -te ilrto farm t must have no
No. It); tii a. m. No. 1, [d P-m.
Oregon, this 22nd day o f October. 1914.
V . li. IJN D B U k U ,
t 'V w :.
Wednesday, No\. l i t h, i will accurate knuwlcdmn - f today aiul a V isit.
I.EV1 t'HRISMAN,
No. s 6 .‘H p. m. No. 7,
! a.m.
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give frJOO extra votes with each c h a r vision of tomorrow
S t p r iie .- s B i do , M o sier , O r e .
Sherilf o f W asco County.
I W. F. LARA WAY,
— LOCAL —
Co
Mosier
Oregon
General
For Sale
S. F. GOSS
D zr? 3 Y & S
j Foust & Merle Ì
Dr.
St. Louis Shoe Ä
Shop.
Mosier
Book Store
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The Tombstone
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ifiöciLri
Meats At All Hours
+1 Try Him and
Com: nee
iâc sale ol raisins, cur ants
In tht* a ;e of «.'.va- ’errent In Iteri-
''It's is. e II e, mince î eat. cutturiii ret-n ce there D no excti«e for
citi on, iciiion | ii, craoi'en te.*, soil depletion to further in. ra c e th *
nation's pruspertfy.
Olives and picides, salad oil,
cheese, bread,
rubbers,
dry
A SOLID m
DM.LTIir WATCH -Of
goods: bats and caps. Strauss.
21 00
$ . .
Obituary,
Every liodv
knows
t
tlm
Wh'ttieM Dunham Mtdhews "VVAl 'i'll \M " i„ a w
was b o r n Mav ti !SR>. at' \\ *'>t shim»' duracy and itepcnilnlilM \
Jersey, Siark county, II':. and
dted'LH'f. Phi-, 14)14. fit !Y»*k1:i!Ml,
Sged 7d 'v:»r>sj 5 months and III
days. H** 's su r, it ed IV se vn
S 'il •Irci), h is wife'.'Mi I o n e J n u g 't -
Per tirving died
Mr. Mathews was a veteran of
the Civil w i m ‘, serving two tear*
:t> Company D, 112th Illinois
Voluliteers.
The follerai war. held Octob-r
3rd at theCreniaiorimn ( lia: el,
''ortland, under t h» auspices of
•lie Masonic Oiiiet ol wi n- i he
Had been a mem h r al«»ut lor j
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Here is an npliorttir.it.v l'or lati y nr
miss t" secure spI»*Mui<i c"Uf jit but ;r
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B .iv ;’ a * i v .iiing mt-ii's Overcoats.
Ages 9 to 20 years Good, warm coals
11; 't - :!l stand a l< ' <«f hard wear. Val­
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Macl inaiv Coats for Men and Boys.
A Big Assortment to chnose from, in
phi n colors and plaids.
Extra irousers foi Bays. Wo have a
v ry large line of iht-se in plain colors,
i:i stripes and fancy mixtures, suitable
for dress or school wear. Prices from
line up to $1.75.
We ha a complete fine * f D. M. C.
at our former low price.
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T' ' ' L A R G E S T AND B E S T S T O R E