T he M oro B ulletin .
Don't forget the hnrviwt bull in
Gen. Bolton has the famous Rob
Moro October 10th.
inson hath cabinet. Complete, W.
J. O. Tboinpuon mild II. A. Page
The Beehive 1» selling d ry goods
TIIUMNDAV
OCT. I'k l«/»i n (Inn load of tipple» Huturduy.
at prices th a t can he duplicated
Hbertniiii county w ill »oop lie its I o n ly io the East.
IN A N U A ft O U N O T O W N
own | roduver »o tnr ua apple» are
Ib d ie rt Cannon a rich mine ow n
uoncertitd.
Giv« h it»« a vi
er of G rant county was in town
A l il»' B«*«*liiv» J
Dr. mid Mr». Averv of P ortland from The Dalles yesterday, a«<om-
\\ b h rash j'lnclirtiM- 1
arrived in town yveterdnjr. They mtnled by his wife. They w ill vis
Dial.»«*! D i -I m ► ! DI »he»I
in«V«« vom» to 1< m >I< nft*»r Dr. I<o-
it fro mis in this county fur sotue
l i t men'» aitila nt u bui g»in a’ K«'»’» practice while th a t grulle« day» b-foru h aving l >r th e ir home
ni ni in «way on Ida honeyiiumn
the S. T. Company
in M itchel.
Have you been to i*eu IIey«lt »V
W a lle r Fraser wu* » Moro visi-
Self-scaling Vacuum F ru it Jars,
Co’» now lin e of hor»<> blunkut» best can in tho m arket today, at
t--r Hundiiy.
moi « in te r i obi*»? H aving bought Moro Im plem ent Co.
Give» u n i
Mr». Diew lia r mm made a Hy tin in in litigo lute they run give
versal saliafaotion.
ing 1 rip to W»««j.i S it u r d iy
y ou good price».
M r. Blues team of gr«*y» caus<*d
Farmer» »re wiebing for ruin to
John Htewurt of The Dalle» 1» quite a comm otion in town M on
enable tin in to comm« nc«* ►•«ding
visiting hi» brother
of thia day. They ran away Iroru the
Hoy Mat tin le ft for G illia m place. Tin y w ill probably buy u warehotiMc and worn stopped on
couple of bund» of »beep uud go F irst street. There was no dam
county on butine»» yesterday.
in to I bo butine»« together.
age done except the breaking up
Mo re A Pike of the M »ro Imple-
'l l!« duneo bold lust F riday n ig h t of tho old wagon bc«L
nu* il Co , i ohi aererai new d rille
we« a decided success S 'x ia lly and
tld» week.
T. II. M cG innis has moved w ith
II11 a m i a 11 y . 'The music wan of the his fa m ily to town. Moro is quite
J. N. Burger» a ra ttle man from biglieal order. A» a perform er on
A n | . | . | . - « « . > U , w n .. ..... I . y Oh , ’
.
M r IW liodicl i» hard good enough for Tom, be wants no
w<*l»e on hia toe« nor m<>es on his
j o b , ...„lie d ,
back as folk» have who reside in
Mr. ,h .l M r. I l ..l,.r,l . r . .. ,io y .!
M u ,„ l u u „ W rW „ w rl„
the rain soaked valley. George
In« « u . t « til, W. J. Ilo .lo r.l . . j „ |) r . ix , , , , , . , r , r„ w|( h „ broken Brock »old b in a b a rd some lo t of
( o lltu • Lamdng.
#rm
lit tle fellow waa pla y- fu rn itu re to make his home on le
P. J. I>illieig«*r aol I 37 fat liogi* mg w ith a toy wagon, tipped it gal h ill more comfortable.
to II. A I , i)’ i* j i » erday. They over and broke both bones of bi»
Commissioner Fred Kiusow was
a ‘e Mg d uvi r 3 ) I pouii 1« eu< b
Injcurtn.
in town this w«-«k liiu is h in g the
F in a l A |oi re >ol I lb«* H trubl
John Dunnhoo w ot up from co u n ty c o u it bueiuees. The Ob
p* .re in* «r D -M>*ee, la.I week, to tiooH Itiv e r Saturday. John w ill server eucured the p rin tin g of the
>« »on III0«. C o iifid c ia lio n $I<KX) probably coiue back and take up d rlin q u e n l tax list. The lis t is
I l 1» rumor«*.! th a t 1. D. H,»»,|cr * ¡‘ «» «h<xle atnongal
J 1* * } u n u su a lly sm all th is year owing
wi I »1«« t in btisineat in «,...* ..I the <>*•' »• “ *< *7 K‘ otl " * un " ’ " u l 11 in a greul measure to the new tax
n w brb k buildings in G e t.* Val- h ,lttrd
bea» Sherman county,
law, which, it is sincerely hoped,
by
A. J. Douglas wee brought from w ill 1« allowed to rem ain as i t is.
Ben Peel« pay« weekly v h ita to <>r«g..n C ity yesterday by the »her-
town from K ent. Ben 1« tU-r look
Some comp! n alion» m regari
out or lie w ill get a barrow jack to *••• threshing bid» was the
th ro w n a fter Inin
«•»••* 1w bl«,‘ M r- I * “ * 1“
00
(doubt Iw able to »etile satlafxetor-
Mi»» Edna H trahl took < barge nf j|y
lh**«<li>ol at E rn k in v iile Monday.
r,
.... _ .
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t t . w i . b h . , .11
I ..r .h . |. b tr ( l l
....... „
lh r
Several anglers went to the Des
(*hut< s Sunday and Messrs H ic k
son and lli-n rie h s came home w ith
fu ll basket«. Of the others, the
least said the lx*tter. On lookiug
over some of the catches, suckers
and chubs s«*rmed to pn-dominate
It is said Fitxrnaurice got three
dM.,vi.( nl much.
|M ,
bl. u m | | n ,|„ court salmon, but we are Ix-ginning to
Dr lenten and W in. Ii«*nrielis bouse, in car«* of tire. He s«'t the doubt the a u th e n tic ity of this gen
went t »til-« river t o l i y after aal* machine» in the office of the C ity tlem an's fish stories.
tnon. The d wtor « III I i j V j other Hotel for a f« w minute» and Fit»-
J. A. Beckley of Eugene has
Ih h to fry p re 'ty soon.
m autice swears th a t lb« tire in the
a rriv rd in the Rutledge neighbor
Mrs A. F. W a tkin s died at bet * U te w rn l e n tire ly out.
hood w ith bis she«*p. He was in
b .'iii * near Bigg« Mon lay last. • C. P. H.tg»«lale was in town yes- town Monday, and says he w ill
She leaves a hu«b au d a n d fa m ily lerday. H i* sheep have coni'* in wmt«*r in th a t neigbboaltood if be
to 111 itiru her death.
fr mi the Blue M ountains to I * cannot sell bis nock. H is she«-p
E lrod A Moore had a lo t of b lu r »»ntered In the Jack K nife neigh- were »uunnered
near
Belknap
p rin t» »truck off last we«*k, of 8h« r - ‘
b'/yd. riie y a r« in very ><•«» Springs and ars now for sale.
man, Morrow and G illia m counties, r o ' “ lit i° n and w ith plenty of bay
Dr. M arie Godin has just had a
lo r th u e of their customers.
1,1 • ll* * t w ill w inter well.
pleasant v is it from her mother,
H a rry M cC Ili.cy the
e x p e r t TIm\ Cul‘,rnW* ,,o ,‘ rl, in . . . T,h.e Airs. Bruce, of Portland. She and
b rb k la y e r w l.obaa b e , nt work OaU««« has been leased by W . II . D r.O . G. Godin h i t on Wedueaday
on tb - H o n v ir b u ild in g I ft v . . D ufur, who w ill taka charge n e t m orning's tra in for Lyle, Wash.,
le rd a y ( *r Pendleton and thence to "» "“ » L *! r Tm.rney has not yet to sjx-nd a few days, when she
P 'd la n d .
deed«d w hat busine»« bo w ill en w ill re tu rn and conclude her v isit
gage in.
here.
A t H o’clock Moo la y Mr. Kuna
i t is understood th a t a large
The IVricIenn lite ra ry and de-
man w ill clean tho c ity roeevoir p .i r l <(f u,,, Hood R iver e x h ib it of
and wishes to in fo rm the p a tro n . '
. a U h t nc< ut f , uH ia ir w,n bat.ng class organix*d by Prof.
th a t for a while they sh«.ubl watch
t<Jc b ic .g o |,v the lia r B ryant last year ha« been revived
th e ir faucets th a t they do not leak. r *,||an
„ ( , ailn>B<»a to be by Prof. C roft. Societies of this
nature are of much l»enetit as they
John U n d r y 1» hard nt work on pl»<*«l «« e x h ib itio n at th. ir office
give the boys and g irls tra in in g
N W . Thompson's patent harrow in th a t c ity . Il»e e x h ib it w ill cer-
w hich w ill increase th e ir confidence
jacks. W ork as hard us he may (« in ly be a fin» adv« rtisem« nt for
in thetiuelves and th e ir a b ility to
ho cannot supply the d e m a n d .; Oregon. lim e s Mountaineer.
stand lip in a public assembly and
Every farmer in .Sherman county
Good school tablet» for 5 cent» express th e ir thoughts pro{«erly.
n*««Is a ►
« t «J lb« »e u r tfu l in s tiu - , at t|,«. • | lv« h ive ."
They also give the young |>eople n
it eut».
11. A Page »hipped another c a r knowledge of p arliam entary rule»
load of hogs this week Io T ro u t w hich w ill be of use in after life.
dale. He pa»«l Frank Belshe <«| A ll form er members of the society
rent« jier pound for t»0 head. C. F arc requeited to attend next F ri
Fulton was also in the county b u y day evening.
DENTIST
ing bog«.
John Johnson, w ife and fa m ily
R .T . Bunch and »on Henry left left yesterday for a five months
MORO . . OREGON
on Tuesday last for Proeeer and v isit to Bremen, Germ any, th e ir
<>|.;w..||v ( K f H ,|, I.
the ilo r te Heaven Country, !«• lo«.»k native place. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
«ifl,.v liim r»; Ms. in. lu • p in.
at m ine U u d owned by E lro d «t son give a good example of what
1‘m w ti «11 I U r lìi* » w o rk a n 4 I h r
Moore. M r Bunch w ill no doubt t h r if t and in d u s try cun do when
r r |.lu it(« llu n o f Irw lli n » .-r la lt r
coupkd w ith ruggvd constitutions
make a purchase over there.
► ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ S
and a determ ination to prosper.
They fettle d on th e ir present farm
near town some *20 years ago,
since then they have added con
siderable to th e ir possessions, l»oth
f
t
in cash and land. They now leave
on a well earned vacation to the
land of the "sausage and sauer
k ra u t.” We wish them God speed
Is a Good Game
and a ll manner of good luck d u r
ing th e ir long journey.
C l LLOYD D. IDLEMAM
BASEBALL - 2 0
V A ')
But-
O u t o f D a a t h 's J a w » .
•? ? ? ?
Everybody like» to wear good clothes; every man, every
woman, every c h ild . They like to feel th a t the garments they
have on were mndo for them ; i t ’s a satisfaction th a t’s worth
paying for, b u t—
Home tailors charge too much for it; perhaps they n»«d
tbs money; wo don’ t know. B ut why not
PAY LESS A N D DRESS BETTER
A fte r you have selected the pattern for a suit of clothes,
a ll you cun get in it nt any price in style and tit. You may
any th a t in a d d itio n the garments should be well made; b u t
th a t’s only a re p e titio n . I f they lit »nd have style about them,
they ARK well made, you mav depend upon th a t; and if they
are well made, they tit and have style; the term» are inaep-
crable.
We are in tho ta ilo rin g busineis. W«« »how a carefully
»elected line of some MX) choice patterns in h u ll and W in te r
Woolens. The.*» are from
T H E H O U S E T H A T S E T S T H E P A C E .”
THE
R O Y A L T A IL O R S
C H IC A G O , U . S. A.
and they handle a ll our ta ilo rin g order», lh e new goods
arc tr u ly b e a u tifu l and the prices are sure to interest tb >se
who appreciate values.
M E N ’S S U IT S A N D O VERCOATS
BOYS' S U IT S A N D OVERCOATS
L A D IE S ’ DRESS AND W A L K IN G S K IR T S
A ll giirinents made to exact m< asuremeuts, in tho clean,
lig h t mid wholesome Royal work-room»} no m eat-shop labor;
ue fancy pi ices; no fa ilin g to satisfy. S *e the Royal lin o
use your judgm ent that's all wo ask.
GEO. W. BROCK
MORO, OREGON
“ When death teemed very near
from a severe stomach and liv e r
trouble, th a t 1 had suffered w ith
for years,” writes I'. Muse, D u r-
barn, N. C , " D r K in g ’s New Lif«)
P ills saved my life and gave per
fect h ealth.” Best p ills on earth
and only 25c a t G. N. Bolton's
drug store.
The P ortland telegram of Tues
day contained u telegram from
T illa m o o k , announcing th a t Rob
e rt K e lly ,
ex-sheriff of Wasco
county, bail deserted his wife at
th a t place. Mr. and Mrs. K e lly
left The Dalles nbout six weeks ago,
atui a m onth since he went to T il
lamook, presumably in te m lin g to
engag«* in business. When Mrs.
K e lly arrived at T illa m o u k she
fo u n d s letter from him stating
th a t be bad departed for part» u n
know n.
Miss Grace Hhoeruaker who is
J. M . P A R R Y ,
Th« L ittle G ia n t thresher, sold S T O P
Dwn your own home.
teaching music in the academy at
P U B L IC
Grass V alley is d«-sirous of teach-! by Moore Bros. A Oinn, Moro, i t PAYING A pa id up contract in N O T A R Y
MOItO, OREGON.
in g a c la s e in Moro. Miss Khoe-1 one of the best mschlnes nf the RENT
D,e National Home-
inuk«*r is an accomplish«d m usi kind on the m arket. Tho thresher
Set kers* As»«x:ial ion
A ll business entrusted to m y car®
cian and a first class teacher. and gusoliue engine to run i t can
W ill e n title you to a H O M E o r a p ro m p tly and carefully attended to .
Anyone w ishing to take bosons
w ill pleas«.* ca ll at the C ity Hotel, be bought for a ti'h e of the price Farm or 11,000 c»sh. The accum
paid for the larger outfit«. One of ulation« in the home fund w ill be
Moro.
The Horse Heaven country is there machines threshed 115 sacks loancd to contract hoi ler» a p p ly
licing »ought by many home-seek of grain in 4 hours on a farm n«*nr ing for same to purchase a home or
ers. A large p a rty went o u t from town last week, from straw kepi a farm , or to pay off a loortgig«*,
Bickleton la *t week looking fur over from last year. A carload of and may be returned at the rate of
land. The in flu x of travel in th a lf these rnscliim s, latest improved
♦5.50 per m onth on each 11.DM,
»«ction is la rg e ly due to Elrod <V
snd
better
than
eve’
,
are
expected
borrowed. Io case of sickness or
Moore, who have so thoroughly
advertised th e ir land in th a t lo in town d a ily. Come in and figure loss of em ploym ent payments w ill
c a lity . I t pays to advertise.
for the o u tfit. W ith one of these be met from the reserve fund. W t
M a rtin H o lu an and J M ilt Da you have a dead cinch on yo u r in vite inv« stigation. G. E. Kellogg,
man have rented th e ir fa rm s and crop. No need to w a it u n til your agunl, a t B ulletin office, Mor«», Ore
gone to P ortland With th e ir fam- neighbor is thro u g h ; you can
Vacuum F r u it Jars at the Sher
s
Hire to reside in th® future. 1 hess thresh wheu y#u please and w ith
man T ra d in g Co, Il-s t on earth.
men are among tho»e who have the o rd in a ry help on the ranch.
accumulated w ealth in bhnrm iui
c«mnty by ra isin g wheat, and are
an index to w hat has been done,
School and W r itin g
and may ye t I»« done, in the way
of securing a competency by farm
ing in this rection. To reach thia
these people came here aonse years
ago w ith n o th in g to speak of in.the
Ocean Steam ers be
at
wav of w ealth, t««day they leave in
tw een P o rtla n d and
O regon
SHoqy L ine
and union P acific
T0=5= =
affluent circumstances.
To iwaeh
this i t may lx* remarked th a t they
had to sell th e ir farms to get away,
m illin g o f the to rt, they have
rented them, and should adverse
circumstances or a streak of had
luck cause them to los«* th e ir
mon«*y, the old form »are s till th«-re,
ready to raise wheat again, and
enable tb e ir owners to make
another »take.
5 c .
TABLETS
San Francisco e v e ry
fiv e days.
F or sale at the
-LOW RATES
T H E BEEH IVE
F o r t i c k e t ra te s to o r fr o m a n y
p a r t o f th e C o u n tr y e n q u lr »
o f a n y a g re n t o f
G. F. K N O W L E S , P ro p rie to r.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
C h u r c h N o tic e s .
S alt Lake, D enver,
K ansas City.
St. Louis, - C hicago,
E ast E veryw here.
and
O . R . & N . C O .,
MOTIONS
Next Sunday evening the pas
Next to Brock's F u rn itu re Store
to r of the M. E. church w ill preach
a sermon to young men, who are
cor«lially in v ite d to lx.* present.
The other services of tin* church I
are as follows: Sunday Seh«x)l at J
111' *’ » .* in , pvw ebing
I 11:001
a. in.
E p w o rth le ague at G:45
p. tn.
I W IL L D O IT F O R Y O J .
O r w rite to th e u n d e rs ig n e d ,
A. L. CRAIG,
MORO, ORE
CEMERAL PASSENGER AGENT»
P o r tla n d , O re .
..BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME..
A m e r io a '» l-« m o u » B e a u tie s .
Ixx>k w ith ho rro r on skin erup
tions, blotches, sores,
pimples, i
They d o n 't have them, nor w ill
any one who uses Bucklen’e A r-
n i i s Salve. I t glorifies the face.
Eczema or salt rheum vanish be
fore it. I t cure» sore lips, chapped
hands, c h ilb la in s . In fa llib le for
piles. 25c at G. N. Bolton’s d ru g
store.
A party of men and women from
Pennsylvania passed up the line
Sunday to take up land near
P rineville. When told of the mag
nitude of farm operations in th is
county they were astonished, and
when
to ld of 3t5 horses being
hitched to
one machine
they
thought tb e ir in fo rm a n t was in
venting a story for th e ir special
benefit, and al«solutely refused to
lielievc anv such fish stories.
C o e » L ik e H o t C a k t t ,
■ te a
RAILWAY COMPANY.
T. M. BRITTEN.
C O N TR AC TO R
ON
R A IN T IN O
AND
TIME TABLE NO 8
Effective February 1, 1902
D E C O R A T IN G .
E S T IM A T E S F R E E
O N A P P L IC A T IO N
SIGN WRITING
® r-TH
AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
IV.MD
KTATIOXB
BAILÏ
PAM
DAILY
PAV!.
Í F A \ P
PM
; 1-K1WI RW Hl IHL SniillHiMR }*O
MIDDLE OREGON ACADEMY,
j
Grass V a lle y , O re g o n .
5
REGULAR HIGH SCHOOL. COLLECE PREPARATORY, TEACHERS' AND
BUSINESS COURSES, WITH SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR MUSIC.
A K'V R
A M.
1 M
Hl«««
11 3ft
1 5»
Lilbeoni
It 00
2 n
W o»co
10 4.5
2 27
The Academy, under new management, w ith able and exper-
5 ¡«need teachers in every departm ent, offers the j >ung people of
X M i.Idle Oregon excellent advantage-« in fittin g fur U N IV E R S IT Y ,!
J T E A C H IN G , Business, or active life.
-
Fo'TW
BO'XD
k
si
•1
K lo n d y k e ..
10 SO
2 W
B u u iu ilt
10 2ft
2 «5
H uy C an. Jet.
10 1ft
2 «a
M cD onald»
10 12
» 0«)
....D v M om ..
10 00
s tw
M oro.......
» M
3 IS
9 SO
S M
GraM V a lley .
» IS
4 VS
B ourbon.
« 66
"T h o fastest selling article 1 5
Boarding departm ent for both sexes under direct supervision of J
8 40
« M ....... K en t
have in m y store,” writ«» druggist * the F aculty. Address fo r in fo rm a tio n ,
.W
ll
o
o
z
....
6 SO
«
40
C. T. S m ith , of Davis K y ., “ is Dr.
S h a n ik o .
• 00
s au
K in g ’s New Discovery fo r Consum- ; T E R M S R E A S O N A B L E .
EDWARD B. PACE,
r II
tion, Coughs and Colds, because
AH VK
LXAVK
it always cures. In my six years of
sales it has never failed. 1 have
D. J. H A R R IS .
C. E. LY T L E .
O u p .r lo te u d .a L
known i t to save sufferers from
«jen. F ri. a n d P wm . A it
T hroat and Lung diseases, who
could get no h.-lp from doctors or
W H IT E CO LLAR LIN E
any other remedy.” Mothers rely
on it, l«est physicians prescribe it,
aud a ll druggists guarantee satis
J. T. B E L C IIE E , Prop.
faction or refund price. T ria l bot
tles free. Regular sizes 59c and 11.
A. M., P IN.
Blue Barn Livery Stable
The fa ilu re of the president to
settle the coal m in e r’s strike is a
sore d isappointm ent to the poor of
New Y o rk who w ill find it hard to
keep the p i t b o ilin g at the present
price of coal.
F irs t-C la s s T e a m s a n d Rigs
a n d good m en to d riv e th e m
Q U IC K D R A Y IN G
A S P E C IA L T Y
H A Y A N D C R AIN FOR SALE.
I just seemed to have gone a ll L. V. MOORE,
Pres.
to pieces,” w rites A lfre d Bee. of
Welfare, Tex., "bHliousness and a
lame back had made life a burden.
1 co u ld n't eat or sleep and felt a l
most too worn out to w ork wh«*n I
began to use E lectric B itters, but
they worked wonders. Now 1 sleep
like a top, can eat a n yth in g , have
gained in strength and enjoy hard
work.” They give vigorous health
and new life to weak, sickly, run
down jicople. T ry them. O nly 50c
at G. N. B o lto n ’s drug store,
F a ll M illin e r y .
Mrs. Id is llanderson has re
ccived one of the most complete
and up-to-date stocks of fa ll n r l-
1 in cry ever shown in Moro, anil
having secured the services of
Miss Yale, an experienced tr im
mer from P o rtland, she is pre
pared to pltase the most fastidiou-
and give excellent values for your
money.
STR. BAILEY CATZERT
D a lly ro u n d t r ip , e x c e p t S u n d a y .
T IM E
CARD.
I^ a v e P o r tla n d ..............................................7 A. M
l e n t A .t o r t a .................................................7 P. M
T h e D a llo s - P o r tla n d R o u te .
STE A M E R S
H i s U f a In P e r i l .
A Russian physician is said to
have been successful in his e xp e ri
ments in re a n im a tin g an in fa n t.
The ch ild had lx*en dead for 20
hours but was brought back to
life and howled and yelled for its
m other. In an hour the c h ild died
again. T h is tim e he was good
and dead and a ll efforts of the doc
to r to h rin g h im back proved un-
effectuul
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE
I. P. FIK E ,
S«c. and Treas.
L. K. MOORE,
Manager.
D ally T rips E x ce p t B u n d ay.
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“TAHOMA.”
L eave P o rtla n d M on.. W ed., F tld u y , 7 A. M
tx-ave T h e D a lles Tue«., T h u rs., Kat., 7 A. M
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MORO, OR.
Bole Agents For
Advance Threshers and Engines, McCormick Headers,
Reapers and Mowers; Flying Dutchman Gang Plows,
Tiger, McSherry and Bttckcy Drills.
We ca rry in Stock
“ METLAKO.”
l/* » v e P o r tla n d Tue«.. Thur*., K at-
7 A. M
L eave T he l»alle« M on.. W ed .. F r id a y . 7 A . M
Ixxndlng. F o o l o f A ld er S t.. P o r tla n d . O.
B O T H -P H O N C S M A IN 3 S 1 .
AG ENTS
J . W . C r ic h to n ...........................T h e n,,lle«,O r«v
A .K . F u lle r ,....................
H ood ' R lv.-r.O ro
W ollhrd * W y er -
W bite S a lm o n , W m S
H enrv O lm s t e a d .................................
C arson, w as!»
J o h n M. T n t t o n ...................... K leven son . W »»h
J. c . W v n tt
.......................V a n co u v er, W ash
A .J .T a v lo r
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A storia, Or
K. W . CRICHTON ................ PO R TLA N D . OI€
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F o rty Y e a rs T o rtu re .
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To be relieved from a to rtu rin g
disease after 10 years’
torture
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m ig h t well cause the g ratitude of
any one. T h a t is what D e W itt’s
» ¡' i i ', I j <• ■>
M ite li Hazel Halve did for C. H a
ney, Geneva, G. He says: "D e
W itt’s Wit«'h H asel S alv e cured
me of piles after 1 had suffered It)
Look O u t F o r F a v o r .
years.” Cures cuts, burns, wounds,
Billiousnea and liv« r disorders
skin diseases. Beware of counter-
at this »«aspn may be prevented
ft its. (.1, N. B olton.
by cleansing the system w ith Do-
Get your typ e w rite r supplies and M it t ’s L ittle E a rly Risers. These
famous l i t 'I - p ills do not gripe
inks of Geo. Bolton, Moro.
They move the bowels gently, but
copi«»usly, and by reason of the
W’ e are prepared to take pota tonic properties, give tone and
toes, wheat, ehicken-feed or fr u it at strength to the glands. G. N. B o l FOR ALL KINDS OF HARVESTING AND FARM MACHINERY
the Bulb tin olUce on subscription. ton.
C O N S T A N T L Y ON H A N D .
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
A full line of B uggies, W agons, H acks,
Pum ps an d W indm llis of th e b est
m akes.
SEWING MACHINE
T»o not be d eedvrd bv tbo?e who ad
vertise a ¡FOO.OO Sewing M achine f«>r
$20.00. T his kind of ft machine enn
be Ixnight from u s o r a u y «»four
dealers front ♦ 15.00 to $18.00.
WC MAKE A V A R IE T Y .
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
T he Feed dcternilno» the strength o r
weakness of Sewing Machines. Th®
D o u b l e Fc«*«l combine«! w ith other
strong (tointa m akes th e N e w H o m e
th e Ix.f’t Sewing M achine to buy.
Wrilefor CIRCULARS
w e n io n u lo c tu r e u u d prlcea before purch.i»In<
THE HEW HOME SEWING HKHINE (0.
ORANOC, M A S«.
•28 U n to u Bq. N . Y ., C hicago, 111., A tla n ta , O * .,
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