Moro bulletin., October 30, 1902, Image 2

and n ced ltW o rk
f e m in in e
occupations. It
was previous to the day of higher
J u ly J , Itfcfc!, »» «mxin■ I -«-In«« im i t i r,
P 'w ltiin .» a l M>m>. «w , A» l e t Mar. 3, ISST.
education for worn u. I t may
sound far fetched to say th a t home
FVBLiann» sv a a v m n u i u v uv
WM IIOLbKIL
sentiment waned w ith the decline
K.lintr «u«t l’reprlvtor.
o f the apron. The la tte r may not
have h v n the c a u < \ hut it cer­
S U B S C R IP T I O N R A T E S :
P rr year
............................................
f l <* ta in ly kept pace w ith it.
I h iv e
■ lx m o n th « ..............................
»
the w ritten statem.-nt o f a man to
•Inch* copie« ..........
0 the « ffect th a t a snow w hite apron
tied neatly about a trim w aist had
THURM ) W
OUT ” .
power to a ttra ct the m is c u lin e
heart at its most vulnerable point.
An active campaign w ill lik e ly
A fter th a t, say there is no senti­
b i in s till t<\l against the practice
ment alxm t an apron! But man
of tra r sp a ttin g log* to San F ran-
cherishes sentim ent above th in g s
ei?c> in the form of huge rafts. I t •
o ’ which the fem inine m ind has
is considered dangeiout and m a s -.
no conception, and h i) heart has
ters and p ilots w ill p e titio n oon-
be« n many times ensnare«! in the
press to enact legislation forbid-
m uslin bow. that tied at the hack
uu.g i t
o hia sweot heart's waist, thia ban­
I t has been discovered th it U» • ner of the home. Th« last was
der the new in is tiv e and referen­ about the man of a generation ago.
dum amendment no act of the B u t the man of today has the same
k g ’slature can go in to eff c t for tX) sentim ent— latent.
a.
T he M oro B olletim ,
Thrre month*.....................
I’ :
were
K n ittin g
*•"'
TH E HOM lì U O L tl C U R E .
*»*n«'«l back, sw u n g v kle «qxu «>«« th?
brown ahlrt .n a l c vvrc«t hi* br> ..«I. An lo y e n lo u a T iw a tm a n t by w h ic h
«(«repelle***.. Well-««« u i «>tr«lun>y ruling- ¡ U r u n Kai
k i i y O « a r * U oln g C o r e d D ally
hr»» taw. ctnliug In X.xi'.v knee-t*»»ta.
In S p it« o f T liu m «»lv«a.
. uk I long. btroug g a u i Ilei*. iXMnpleteil N o N o a lo ^ « Dnsw a. N o W a a k a n ln g
his sim p le attire.
o f V mj N a r v a » . A P la a « a n t an«l
From w ithin thet«*ni m ine the jocund
P o s it iv e fo r t h e L iq u o r H a b it.
atrxnnmtnff o f ¡1 ««vll-o auagvd banjo;
It
is now generally known and
ntwl the general * rù-h 1 lugh rang owl, ■
tv. he turned from m i o e jeat lo the understood that drunkenness h a
player. It show ed Ih» stren g w h ile
disease and not a weakness. A body
Ureth gleam in g under .he m ualaehts
amt his merry, b lu est ey.w. titled w ith I tUlcwl w ith poison, slid nerve* com-
*l«.»rkliug fun. aoftem xl im o hmdly pletely shattered by |M*ri»xlieal or
w .in u th aa he exclaim ,xt:
C instant use of ilito xie a lin g liquors.
''F a u n t l,^ « v ! ,;r h ,.g h ,M d r x ^ s t f o r
<n attilidotO capable of
Munday! W hy, boy, w e th ou gh t yv»Ui
*
.. .
,
-.
...
JAH M 'M U lin
Piv«i Jml.
Mae**
PAINT.
T h e o n ly r e lia b le P a in t fo r
p a in t in g fe n ce s, ir o n , steel,
fe lt, a n d s h in g le ro o fin g ,
b o ile r fr o n ts , s m o k e s ta c k s
It is g u ara ntee d w a te rp ro o f, fire p ro o f, w ill
not cra ck or b liste r, ready m ixe d, and it
d rie s w ith a pe rfe ct lu stre .
Heart Cure
W H EN YO UR ROOF LE AK S REM EM BER
Elastic Carbon Paint
B
.
J.
HOSFORD,
w ill r a p a lr a m i m a k e It R ood ns n o w .
SHERMAN TRADING CO.
MOKI), - OREGON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
M O R O
LU M B E R
PHYSICIAN ANO SURCEON.
R.
T h e A p ro n .
I t is about 40 years since the
{»opularity of th? apron l*-g in to
wane. A t th a t tim e no woman’s
wardrobe was complete w ith o u t an
EAeortment of aprons for a ll sorts
• f occasions. A black silk apron
w ♦« the acme cd elegance and pro-
p ’ b ’, and
any
non-de^cript
gown could by the ad d ition of tb>-
black s ilk apron, trim mod w ith a
frw rows of black velvet r;bbon fx-
dignified and adorned to th» utter
satisfaction of the wearer, says the
W oman’s Hom? Companion.
An apron had rather a wid»-
firld of usefulness wlwn you con­
sider th a t it not t n ’y preserved
and embellished a new gown, but
it also concealed the d e b its , and
added d ig n ity to an old on?. An
apron was n w:«v-> »-n resile.
The
be«t dre«« w iii k -pt C - in by it -
use,and th«» d ■:* :ym —- of it r-p r -
an ted all the f n nine tr.dts. I t
««•a- a regular banner <>f th»» it m
ch; dren
ere
T . it strings
* T;» I
h » m i’ ll i ’ -
d.
apron
ti
pression <
y e t so foil
it.
Wh.au
llio b.
w
*
pa i l i v - - '
:.»l )' !.>■!’
The La!»-
i«h ? . i . v
lit tle le ys
.End the
.1 ■ ; tra
in, ;
behind
ing to an itn a .
TiiO*C
were
C- f-
q ie •;
¡inte-ne,
.» V
Eugene
Field’s
V ie w s
on
A m b it io n
pepai a .
and
Dya-
* 'D yspepsia." wrote E u gen e F ield,
“often incapacitate* a man for endeavor
and som etim e* extin guish es the Are of
am b ition .”
Though great despite hi*
eo m p lai nt F ield suffered from in d ig es­
t io n all hi* Ufa. A weak, tired stom ach
can ’t digest
your food .
It need*
rest. You can only rw»t it by the use
of a preparation lik e Kodol, which re­
lieve* it of work by d igestin g your food.
R est *oon restores It to it s normal tone.
S tr e n g th e n in g ,
S a t is f y in g ,
E n v lg o r a t f n g .
Fjepeewionly by E C. D s 'V i t t A Co.,CUeajra
Y(Ui $1. UjlUv cuutalaj
liuim the j UC.
2 >4
hi*.
W ORTHY
SUCCESSOR.
W.
YARD.
M.
LOCAN,
0.,
Physician and Surgeon
A. M. H O L D E R , I ’ aor.
D e a le r in L u m b e r , W o o d , C oa l,
L a th , S h in g le s , D o o rs, W in ­
d o w s. P osts, C h o p Feed,
L im e a n d C e m e n t.
S o m e th in g N e w U n d e r t h e S u n .
Rooms 1, 2 and 5, G in n B rick.
Doctor» hare tried to cure Ca- •
M O RO . OR.
ta rrh by powders, acid gases, in- ;
halers and drugs in |Mi(>tc form.
The powder* d ry up the mucuou*
W . B. McCOY,
! membrane* causing them to crack
open and bleed.
The powerful
I ’ »: a i .» . k i x
acid* used In the inhaler* have en­
tire ly eaten away the same mem­
brane* th a t th e ir maker* have
aimed to cure, while past?* and
ointm ents cannot reach the disease. 1
An old an«i experience«! p ra c ti­
tioner who has for many y« ar*
To * ,wnd a quie’ ha lf-h o u r when
made a close study and specialty I tim e drags heavily, go to McCoy’*
j of the treatm« ut of catarrh, ha* at Here you w ill find b illia rd ami
last perfected a treatm ent which j p '*d tab le t, gull drink«, and 1 very
when fa ith fu lly u*e«l, not only re­ th in g n«*c<-s»ary t» pa** the tim«*
lieve* at once, but perm anently pleasantly,
i cure* catarrh, by removing th?
cause, stopping the discharg«»«, and
II.
M. A. MOOHC
curing a ll inflam m ation. I t is the
only remedy known to «cience that
a ctu a lly reaches the afflicted part*.
This remedy is known as “ Snuffles
the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure” and
BANKERS.
is sold at the extremely low price
Transa«-)
a
G eneral Banking Bim ine--
of one d o lla r, each package con­
ta in in g internal and exte rn *! rned-
MORO
OREGON.
, ¡cine for a fu ll m onth’* treatm ent
le tte rs of credit available on
and everything n«-ce»sary to it*
Eastern States.
perfect use.
w itk ray* of the r u in g sun. and a m ile
beyond th«»y reach«?«! a cavalry pickeL
T h e men were sittin g close about a
r«»aring blaze or sleep in g soundly on the
♦m ien gmiin«l.«vrappe*l head and h eel in
' OO OX, SIR," THCXliCKSU TUB OKXCRAL.
their blankets, lik e so m any m um m ies
"He said. sir. he had imp«»rativc d u ty
laid foot forem ost to the heat to tha».v
the coltl o f een tu ries ou t o f them . For I in —in W ashington, sir,” Evan w«»nt on;
the country «vas clear of any enem y for an<i he briefly narrated his «»apturv, irn-
inauy a m ile, and no f«»ar of a movemi n t prisonm«»nt and escape.
cam e in such w eath er as th is
Th? general had seated h im self, th e
Surprise, quick query aud rapid e x ­ packet unop«-ned in hia hand; but the
planation over, Evan turn«?«) to th e lieu ­ aha<iow o f the broad hat hi«l hia b»»nt
ten ant in com m am t
face. save for the tw itch o f hia bro«vn
"I m ust g et to headquarters the first m ustache from tim e to tim e.
"An«l no n ew s of Mia* Clay since your
m om ent possible, Mr. llarroo. And I
w ould ask the beat horse you can capture?" l.e qu<*rie«l, suddenly.
»pare”
“She cn> e d w ith me, sir. She w ill
“ Bail's the l?esL so far as speed goes, be in w ith Lieut. Barron s p ick et and
in th is »■tage of forage," the officer an­ mak> her ow n rep«.rt."
‘•Did you bring her to ‘th e Ferry'?"
sw ered. “ Hut you can take m ine, if
“ S o , sir; I (Aiafc her escape w as
he li stand a rider w ith th at m arvelous
costum e. My relief com es soon aft«-r planned by—”
“1 ¡»at w ill <lo. W ait,” th e grn«»rnl
sunrise, Miss Clay, and I can carry you
in then."
broke in abruptly. He open«»« 1 th e pack­
“ Is there no chance o f m y g e ttin g a et, smooth«»«) ou t th e paper, and read
rapidly, his lip s m oving in accom pani­
horse?" the girl asked, pleadingly.
“ I fear not, m uch as I would lik e to m ent to the «vonls. T h e sh«»et w as clear­
ob lige you," he ans«vcred. “ I am d is­ ly w ritten , w ith m any figure», and « k »-
F in ish in g th e
m ounting m yself to send Fauntleroy in; casional rough maps.
An abstract of title ia something
scroll, he sa t silen t and still, h is hea«l the average man know* very l i t ­
but that is d u ty.”
restin
g
on
hi*
hand
and
his
lips
still
“ 'Tis o n ly a few hours more, Cousin
tle about. H? bus sold h i* prop­
Caro." Evan said. “ A nyw ay, you could m oving soundlessly, for several m in­
erty or wants a loan on it, and ia
utes.
Suddenly
ht?
looke«!
up,
a
q
u
aint
o n ly hold me back or be le ft on th e
gleam in his blu e eye*, fixed on the told by the purchaser or loan com­
roskt”
pany th a t an abstract is abso­
‘•Pardon my selfish im patience," the acout, as he asked:
“ Uml any breakfast?"
lu te ly necesaary. He im m ediately
girl replied, q u ietly. ' But, Evan, send
“Coffee, sir."
w ont to m amm a by the very first courier
order* one w ithout in q u irin g the
“ Report a t th e scouts’ m ess for d in ­ cost. I t w ill pay you to see me if
to Richm ond."
The boy gnlped som e steam in g coffee ner."
you w ant an abstract. I f you
“ Under arrest, sir?"
from a tin cup; the horse w as brought
“T h e devil! No, sir; for duty!" th u n ­ want to borrow money I can g *t it
from v r e c n in g woods and saddled, and
as he w as ab ou t to "mount Miss Clay dered th e reply. “ S elect th«» b est horse for you from a reliable com pany.
whispered, w arningly;
am ong the scouts'; have him w ell fed,
M. Fitzmaurice.
.
..
‘'Remember! w hen you report to the and report here a t five o'clock. G et
general, do not say too much. T ell him som e sleep; you m ay have a hard n igh t's
...
work."
*
'
B
T
h
e
W
o r s t F o rm .
J prefer to report m y ow n capture and
«scape. You understand?”
T h e scout, salu tin g, turned to th e
M u ltitm lr «
are
Ringing
tl»«»
"I suppose I d o,” the boy replied; «ioor w ith o u t reply. A s he rained th e prai*?R o f Roflril, tile new diarov-
though a com ical look o f bew ild erm en t fl>’ ^ tuart s VOI'’C
ery which is m aking b o inany sick
eroased his frank face, as he added:
K eoom mendatton w ill go to Rich-
_«
■■
.
_
«
,
m ond after t h e - a f t e r to-m orrow . P fo p l« " ' l l 8 * 1
w ea k
p e o p le
“ B ut 1 11 ob ey, a ll the sam e. Good-by,
Mr. Barron; and tiian k you h eartily, M eantime, you are attached to my staff, »tfOIig b y d ig e s t i n g w h a t t h e y e;il,
b y cleanaing and sweetening the
■ ir. Good-by, P ete. Here, sh ak e hands. L ie u t F auntlerey."
You're a perfect paragon am ong boat­
W ith crimson ch eek s and an audible stomach and by transform ing their
m en!”
gn*p, th e boy stared a t h is idolized lead- food in to the kin d of pure, rich,
“ Thank'ee, bossy, I is, sh o ly ,” th e er one in stan t. Th? n ext, he saluted red ....................
blood thatm ukes you feel good
black answ ered, gravely.
“ I «vor and strode aw ay w ithou t on? word.
B ittin g q u ite still, Stuart spread ou t nil ov?r. Mrs. C ra n flll, of T roy, I
fotehed up dat w ay, from de nu ss.”
T., w rite*: ’’For a num ber of years
And the hard hand he w ithdrew from th e secret dispatch before him and re­
th e boy's frien d ly grasp held one o f read it word by word. W hile he did so I was troubled w ith indigestion
sw ift ch an ges sw ep t over h is fa??, se t­ and dyspepsia w hich grew in to
P eyton F itzh u gh 's crisp greenbacks.
“Oood-by, Caro, you dear, brave girl! tlin g at len gth in to a satisfied sm ile, as the worst form . F in a lly I was in-
You ou gh t to I k ? a man." T h e old vein be folded the paper and
... put it in
, his
,
iluced to use Kodol and after using
pocket, t n«»n, ca llin g hia orderly, 1
«
. • .
,
,
dom inated the recklex.« boy even then; shirt
h e M n t fo r h is ad ju tan t gen eral, t h S
»” tt,e* I sm e n tire ly c u r d . I
for he bent from saddle to w h isp er low :
h
eartily
reiouncnd
Kodol
to
all
“ Even though Capt. Charlton would not oflicer's prom pt report finding the beau
ssb ren r again strid in g p<»t,t before the sufferers from indigestion and dys­
thin k so!”
pepsia. Take a dose n ite r meals, it
l i e touched th e spur, gallop ing ten t.
‘»Colonel,” he said at on?«»,“ how m any digests whnt you eat.” G . N . B o l­
through th e fam iliar wood* txiwards
St «art's cam p, and th e cheery note« of sabres can Fitz-Ix?«» report for im m edi­ ton.
“«linncr-cair’ were ringing from the ate duty?”
“ N ot over six hundre«! and fifty, gen-
b u gle as he halted a t th e guard-house.
Those w ishing
dental
work
Briefly reporting to the oflicer o f the ‘ eral."
“Can w e reinforce him «vithin tw en ty should remember th a t Dr. Jdle-
«lay, th e scout so u g h t th e general's
hgnra?”
ten t.
man is the o n ly dentist in the
T he great cavalry leader w as pacing ' “ Yes, sir—by say on? hundred nnd county whose perrnancy is guaran­
V> and fro in the su nshine, Ins plumtxl fifty m en, in clu d in g the com pany o f teed by the fact th a t his home nnd
fe lt h at draw n dow n over the high, < scoots—”
interests are h* re nnd th a t any
broad forehead. B u t the w avy brown I “Capt. Charlton's troop?” th? general
hair escap in g b en eath th? hat. and th? interrupted, quickly. "Order him to re-1 woik which fa il* in fivw yenrs is
bug?, cu rly brown lx>ard, w ere Jauntily p o rt to Oen. Lee nt once, «vith forty is replaced free of charge.
cortilx'd, th? great mustach«? tw isted rounds of am m unition.”
“ L ieut Cooke is in com m and, sir.
av. ny from it in m assive curv«»*. Freec-
Job p rin tin g
in g c o ld a s w as th e day, Gen. Stu art T he captain la—”
“ Yes. I k »',«•.•—vn «lav’s leave a t Gen.
at the
w ore no overcoat; and his doublc-
Wcoated jack et, thou gh carefu lly butr
B u lle tin office
(Continued next week.)
t
I
a o « h » in aaiwi
t»l melera.
ELASTIC CARBON
Y our H eart
A
K. It MOOEM.
Re> r an* Manat»*
WE SELL
wen» inpriaonr
neulraliatng and eradicating this
“ I xnm, *tr," the scou t answered. 1 poison, and destroying the craving
How A bout
' But I'm out now. amt com e w ith im- 1 for intoxicants. Sufferers may now
portant information.**
cure tlu nisclvcs at home w ithout
“ Im portant? Out w ith it. then?** p u b lic ity or IntM of tim e from hual-
The lau gh in the blue »Vi
q u ick ly
Feel your pulse a few minute».
gen eral nc«s by thia wonderful “ Home Gold
fotleil in to gravity, a* tn
1« it regular? A rc you short of
Cure” which has been perfect'd
turned tow an ta the tent.
breath, atier slight exertion
“ Beg {Minion, air, hut I w a* instructed after m any years of clo*«i study
as going up Stan«, sweeping,
to hand you th is papere—eisae.** Evan and treatm ent of inebriate«. Tha
said, very tim idly for him. “ And w hen fa ith fu l use according to directions
walking, etc?
IX) p iu have
>ou open it, gen eral, I tuppone you 'll of this wonderful discovery is posi­
pain ut left hreaxt, side or
order me in arrest, for disobedience o f
between shoulder blades, chok­
tiv e ly guaopteed to cure the moat
order«. "
ing
srnxatmits, tainting or
Front h is shirt pocket th e hoy drew a obstinate ca»c, no m atter how hard
smothering «pells, inability to
sm all, thin packet, secu rely tied w ith a d rin ke r. Our record« show the
lie on left side? If you have
silk aud the knot* sealed w ith w ax. it* marvelous transform ation of thou
any of the..- symptom« you
on ly »upcna-rlptton being: “ Dwdroy, if sands of drunkards in to s«»l«er, in-
certainly have a weak heart,
close pressed."
! dustrious and u p rig h t men.
“ Why. there's no one but S w een y In-
and thonul uniiie«liately take
Wives cur«» your I ushand* 11
aide.’’ Stuart said, ta k in g the letter
days after the close of the session.
!
C
hildren
cure
your
fathers
11
T
h
ir
W h y It a T r u s t L ik e 1 R iv e r ì
carelessly; but the in stan t Ilia ey«»«, fell
Thia applies also to a p p r p ria ti >n .
remedy is In no sense a nostrum
President Roosevelt in one of upon th e w ritin g h is brow-a c o n t r a c t s .
Mr F. II. I ’aktol Jun.t...’wn, N. V,
, .
.
,
.
,
i and he «lipped th e paper in to h is glove, but a specific for this disease only,
«rh.>w
i«.«
his
s|H»eche»
having
drawn
a
com-
:
he
called:
and fa so s k illfu lly devise«! and
The war départaient bas ordered
IMS «’I ltd«,,«
“Come
out,
Sw
een
ey.
P
in
n
er
call
afle.ted
a:v
bear!.
I »u«cr*<l *c»n*
between
a
trust
ai
d
a
,
prepare«!
th
a
t
i
t
is
thoroughly
sol­
th a t tha transport G ra n t be c o o -{ Pa r’*an
|\sis*
sbuvt
lit«
beat I. and In ikv Xil
sounded"
uble
and
pleasant
to
the
taste,
so
v e rt'd in to a powerful dredge „ river, a © outributer to an eastern
•EtMildsr
»nl
»idri
while
ih<- yalpuatk •
T hen, a* the gen eral’s banjo player
would «»»ten roe tnun m» »terv I
speedilv as possible, the same to he exchange is moved to offer a few paased, «.taring at th e scout's strange th a t it can he given in a cup of tea
Ixean tokllMt IX Mika* llsort «'«ij
or coff«»e w ith o u t the knowledge of
sud SOUR li unil |wiiu«»enl rvliel."
u-xd to make a channel across the re* ?OR’ whv a tru s ‘ >• 1,kc * r »ve*, clothes, the ch ief bevkon«»d him iu to the
tent, dropped the fly. and turned full the ueraon taking it. Thousands
S o ld
s it D r u a fle ls,
bar at the m outh of the Columbia which our honored president neg- upon him;
of drunkards have cured them ­
Dr. M Isa M ed c a l C o ., E lk h art, I n « .
“
You
know
the
w
riter
««f
th
is
letter?”
selves w ith th is priceless remedy,
sufFnient to serve u n til the com- hvte«l to mention.
“ I do, sir.**
and ss many more have l»een cure«!
I t looks on the level, but it isn’t.
“ Yon know- its contents?"
pletion of the je tty work. So the
“D uly in part, geu eral; in case I w as and made temperate men by hav­
I:
is
a
ln
a
ys
next
to
the
hanks.
p-espects are th a t by next fa ll the
ing the “ Cure” administered hv
Tnere are sometime« a great forced to destroy iL"
A tto ru ey -* t-la w and Notary l'uhlt«*.
channel over the bar w ill be deep­
“ W hen did you g et it? Go on, sir.” loving friends and relatives w ith ­
many bluffs on the way.
T h is im patiently.
out their knowledge in coffee or tea, Practice* in *11 the Courts of th is Stat,»
ened to 30 feet or more.
" l'n x a him, general; yesterday; at and believe today th a t they dis­
Some are a “ dam site” worse
MORO. OREGON.
tl *v rxf-de-grace. ”
continued
d rin k in g of th e ir own
than
others.
The fact is not generally under­
Stu art »howed no surprise Strang«» .
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not
wait.
Do
not
be
nrw»
cam
e
often
by
stran
ge
routes.
1
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"
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•
There is a lo t of water in some
stood th a t the money reeeiv«d
dcludvd by apparent ami mislead­
C. J. BRIG HT.
But he a*ke«t. sternly:
from the sales of government lane’ s °* them.
“ You k n ow the orders. F a a a tleso y . ing “ improv« m ent.” Drive out the
Its
course
is
strewn
w
ith
wrecks.
W hat ««'ere you d eiu g w ith - w ith the disease at once and for a ll tim e .1
in each state is set aside by the i r ­
The “ Hon.e Gold C ure" is sold at
It flows through many co ra m u t- writer?"
rig a tio n act, for the paym ent of
“ R u .w in g ftw ‘th e F erry,’ sir. lie the extrem ely low price of on® dol- j
W ill precita» in any Court ol
the cost of b u ild in g irrig a tio n ¡tie* of interest.
g«>t me ou t of Camp Morton, at risk «»f
^ : .v :
.« _
i
the State.
his life, brought me to the Ferry.' and ‘y . “ ‘US placing W ithin the reach
I t is usually rather crooked.
works in th a t state. Th« provis­
O flh e o v e r Xraiisu** llsr n v w Shop.
—" The boy heaitau-tL
i
everybody a treatm ent m oral
W A Soo. o n .
I t floats bubbles nicely.
ion was insetted in the b ill l»efore
**Oo on. airf* thumhered th*« general. »'^‘O-’tual than others coating $25 to i
The
big
fish
in
i
t
gobble
up
the
"
T
ell
7«>ur
story
in
full,
and
q
u
ic
k
ly
"
j
*50.
l
u
l
l
direction*
accompany
its passage after a very vigorous
D R. O. J. C O F F IN .
1 each package. Special advice l«y
and protracted fig h t made pv Con­ sm all fry .
skilled
physicians
when
reque*te«l
I t runs smoothest when
the
gressman Tongue. So every d o l­
w ithout extra charge. Sent pre­
la r paid fo r tim ber lands or other waters arede«»pe*t,
paid to any p a rt of iho w orld on
D R M A R IE M. C O F F IN ,
I t abounds w ith “ rocks.”
public lands in Oregon, w ill go t< -
, receipt of One D ollar. A«ldre*a
W oii>«nanit C hild ren * «'/«««all v.
IX’pt. II 567, Edwin B. Gil«*« A Co.,
wards the reclam ation of a r id ! Suckers are nu marc us.
*2.'l30
and
2332
M
arket
Street,
P
h
il­
(>(Bre
In
Atidvr*'«» MU*
kluro, « Irr*ori
I l takes an aw ful frost to stop it.
lands in this state. One« the ha 1
adelphia.
Beware
of
ru
n
n
in
g
the
rapids.
is started ro llin g , there w ill be a
A ll correspondence r tr ic tly con­
Trusts are lik e rivers.
lo t of land for new settlers in the
fidential.
t
Dam the trusts.
a rid d istricts. There w ill he room
for thousands of new hom*»s, and
Have you seen the Mackintoshes
the new homes w ill be established
for sale at the Beehive? They
as soon as they are ready for the
h tve a nice line of them.
occupants. The sales of the irrig a ­
tio n lands w ill also yield large
A F A IR B L O C K A D E R U N N E R
(Con"n<»»a r..-..,. |«at w»»x
suras of money, and th is in tu n
w ill he made available for other
A» tt«»v »’ —i«-!; th.' ri~» t the near
irrig a tio n works.
piutcau i ’. j I . i / l.»vvi Wii.« j .i-1 t >uche«l
j »a m x » m>u
» M. Menna
a i'i>w ni I.
aiUitx »1 « «•! «
W e solicit your onlers nnd guarantee satisfaction,
w hether the order L' f«>r a 1 arge lot or s sm all one.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CON­
FECTIONERY, FRUITS,
NUTS, ETC.
C o m e a n d le t us fig u r e w it h
y o u , a n d y o u w ill be s u r p r is e d
to fin d h o w c h e a p w e c a n f u r ­
n is h y o u th e m a te r ia l.
W
. HOOK*.
M O O R E BROS.
I f you want to aee a nicely a r­
range«!, elegant stock of fu rn itu re ,
step in to George iin n k ’s store. 11«»
ha*, we believe, n*extensive a stock
of fu rn itu re as can !x- found cast of
th? m ountains.
Special ntt«»ntion
should lie given his new and up-
C ollertion* m ade ut all points on Fav­ lo-date typ e w rite r desk* and laid« *,
orable term *. Hight «»xclrange ai»«l tele
graphic tnuixiers m>l<l on New York, which are beauties.
Han Francisco, PorUand *n>l H onolulu,
H awaii.
G E O .
B O U T O N ,
Parties looking for fa n
w ill do well to go to M oore
Bros, before purchasing else­
where.
They havn several
fine farm * in the ro u n ty th a t
they wish Io sell on easy
U»rms.
**; a M w qw rwwMtoAKf i — m
aar i
Geo. W. Brock
D E A L E R IX
D rugs and M edicines,
MORO, OREGON
T o ile t Articles, Perfumes,
Soups, S tationery, Etc.
W o a re n o w n t h o m e In o u r n ow b r ic k b u ild in g o n M a in
S tro e t, w h o re n il o u r p a tro n s , t h o lr fr lo n d a a n d th o g e n ­
e ra l p u b lic n ro In v ite d to c a ll a n d In s p e c t o u r lin e o f
R oods, w h ic h is th o la rg o s t a n d m o s t c o m p le te o f a n y In
S h e rm a n C o u n ty . W o c a r r y
P r e s c r ip tio n s C a r o fu lly F ille d ,
Day <u n.gnt.
A fu ll line nf counting-room sta
(ionery always on hand.
F u rn itu re
Basket«
Mirror*
a pauses stand*
W. O. HADLEY,
t'arpeta
Picture M oulJiiix
Mattrease*
Wall Paper
I’aint* and Oils
Picture Frain««s
MORO AND ANTELOPE
S h e lf H a rd w a re
Nail* and Hptks*
Tool* of *11 Kind*
Holts of all Kind*
R tove*and Range*
Tinware
Granita Wars
W heelbarrows
Lantern* and Gioite»
R o y a l” Sewing Machines
M ail Orders Attended to P rom ptly
W atches, C lo c k s ,S il­
verw are, M usical In ­
stru m e n ts, D iam onds
and Jew elry.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS I
have made arrangements to buy
T H E M AZEPPA
3wheat this fall in Sherman County, and
SALO O N,
will pay tho highest market price.
Biggerslnff Bros., Props.
DKALbliS IN
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply
Fine Wines, Liquors farmers with what they require.
and Cigars.
R. J. G IN N ,
Ice cold beer on draught.
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O regon.
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