Moro observer., October 08, 1896, Image 2

The
HISSTOli V OUTDONE.
O b server.
O F F U t . U l'A I’EK or MILKMAN L ô .
MOHO, OR KOON.
P V . I K E I .A lÓ
z
For V ice-P resident,
G A R K E i A- H o B A R l’, of N e i jersey
For V resH ebtial Electors,
T. GEEK. o l ila r io n County,
M. YOKAN, of Lane County.
L. SM fT H , of W asco Ccuuty.
F. CAPLES, o f M ultnom ah Countv.
THURSDAY
O r r e sa s
5, lRift
rs-jbiaa
Neal Dow condemns tiee coinage
b f silver. l i e “ don’t see how anv
honest mail can consent tb tlttim u c h
less propose it. If adopted the coun­
try would be in a panic w hilk it con­
tinued.”
T h e republican cause n t v t t teas
tnore just and righteous titan this
)e a r. And the trium ph o f its prin-
tiples was never more essential to
th e general wellare of the Am erican
people than now.
natat
T h e people of the V niteil StkteY ! T h e non-partisan elector is v tiy
are this year transferring the scenes much in evidence in the V m iedStates j
of great political activity in the re­ o| Am erica A.1". tHy6. T h e votes of I
publican party to C anton, Ohio. , Aik.msa«, V erm ont and Maine teach
The dem onstrations there aie unri­ us that the people appreciate that a
valed in political history. A w id er great crisis is upon tin. m and that the
who was there one d a y last w e e k i wav to avoid that eri-is is for patri-
says, “ 1 have itever seen anything otic men ol every section ot the
that approached m num bers and trt« . country to unite and act together in
thusiasm ti e tem aikahle street pit-i the ccm nv'n cai!*e o! the country —
rade in C anton tod fly. They In.gall w hat T he O hs PU vkr <knominates a
A e g c fobìe Preparation for As­
at 9 a.m. and continued uniuteri upt- , non-pat lisa n tiah v in interest t 1 the
simila I mg Ute Food atul Hck? uta
edly all day representing no less than , nation, precKely such as moved pat-
ling lite Ótonuulv» anil Bowels of
eipht states and thirty tour cities and ’ riots to arm s when Sum ter was fired
I nkan
h il d k e n
towns coming sj>ontaneou*i\ — which ; upon by ti e rebellious slave oligar-
I an* *nformed is only a repetition of i chy of the southern states,
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful­
almost daily events here.”
j
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ness <wl Best.Contains neither
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I T h e non-partisan dem onstration in
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Therfe Cad be no doubt hut that St. Paul, Minnesota, a k w days ago,
N o t N a r c o t i c .
the great m eetings which Blaine sd- 1 was one of the greatest public meet-
dressed in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois ings held in the U n itid States since
af Otti lit X U*t71.PirtMfi
in 1SS4 have all b etn surpassed by 1 war times. It was ail exhibition of
StaÀ *
Atx Jmna -
the crow ds which visit Maj. M ckin- patriotic sentim ent w hich aims higher
Ut* -
ley in the dooryard of his own home, than party, looking not merely to the
/tynrewaZ .
Cariata» T«/» «
T heir dem eanor has been most en- success ol individuals but the good
fiárat S,t J -
(ianÀtJ
Jugar ■
thusiastic and cordial and evidence ! of the country. It is in that spirit,
the rem arkable interest the people animated solely by pati¡otic *entimet,
A perfect Remedy forConslipa-
ate everyw here taking in his certain that T he O bserver wishes it to be
tion. Sour Stomach.Diafthoca.
election ne*.i m onth. T hey ate evi- tlridet stood that it speaks and acts in
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
ness and L o s s OF SLEEP
dently determ ined.
this canlpaign. W e have had great
• • •
political contests :n the past, but it is
TacSinule Signature o(
Dispatches inform us that fully tOy« doubtful If sny v\a> ever waged in-
000 Voters paraded the streets o f I voiving I Igl.cr interests to the pco-
NEW YORK.
C anton Sathrdav and listened to ad- pie and to the country ai large than .
-A lb .'nonth'sVold-
dresses by Klaj. McKinley. Il the those presented in this cam paign,
dem onstrations increase in num ber N othing is tnore vital to the standing
and size as they have the past w eek, | and progress of a co»\.?i •• than the
tX A C T C O P Y O F W R A P P E R .
Maj. McKinley Will easily address preservation ol its credit and tinan- !
more voters of the country than anv . t«d honor. N othing is more indis- I
other of the great cam paign orators, pensable to business and prosperity
W hile Bryan is w earing him self out than that the currency of the country
running about the country in search shall oe so hones! th jt it can <*he.Yi |
of people to listen to him , McKinley nobody. N o th in g is o f greater mo- :
TH E
calmly sits on his front porch and the ment to the weif-ite of the country |
m ultitudes conic and stand on his L h tn the a«.f«»pl’on of a policy which
lawn to listen to his utterances. T h e I " ill give to Ial»cr end capital constant
people inaagtrrated this system im ­ em ploym ent with (an feturus.
• • •
m ediately following his nomination
in July and kept it Up to the exclusion
L ying beneath ail these and more
o f private business for weeks, until I im portant than all these is the pres-
virtually there was no inclosure left »ervation of law and or«ler; the reign
to the law n nor any grass to stand of domestic HKnef. All these ate
upon. A fter his letter ot acceptance embraced in the contention w hicn is
IlK C n
was published people again l>egan upon us this year. In connection
docking to C -n to n a they will flock w ith these questions there rests upon
to the l>alfot box three weeks from the editorial f.atern h y tbe gravest ,
I M E E T DALLES PRICES
next M onday to the support of the ‘ responsibility. T hey hefp to mould i
cham pion of prosperity while Aryan • public sci.*a?tent, and a right public­
ism will be scattered to the winds sentim ent, tar more that party disci*
and there w ill be as little left of the 1 pi ne, is what is neede.l at this junc-
’political platform s upon which Bry- tuie of our naftonxl affairs,
an is endeavoring to support hunscif
as there is n«vw left o f the grass that
once adort ed the McKinley k w n in When Ba! t was *a.k, ww gare See Cas.'na.
C anton.
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S V a she waa a Ox.Id, »1. - -Tk-J for Caae*vi^
■ i i>.
P ow derly is for M cK inley. He
says, “ M r. B ryan’s surroundings are
such as to cause the elector to ponder
long and carefully over the probable
result of intrusting the business m an­
agem ent of this industrial w orkshop
to hr» care.”
N ever w asa more grievous wrong
done th elarm ers of our co iiitry than
th at so unjustly inflietd the past three
years upon the wool g ro w n s. A itho
am ong our most useful citizens their
interests have been practically des-
tio y ed — McKinleys letter of accept­
ance.
T h e silver “ eruption” which has
broken out in se ve i al sections of this
eouutry would not have b etn possi­
ble if the revenues of the govern
m ent had been am ple to provide for
the liabilities. A corporation or a
firm will sooner or later become de­
m oralized and finally bankrupt if it-
expenditures exceed its income. This
applies equally to the governm ent.
CAMPA1CN!
C on iine ticcw
Tliiw w e e k
T alk about the death hold which
the bankers have got upon the peo-
pie through the influence of gold,
Did you ever think what Bryan could
do for the bankers o f A m erica w ho
today hold one half ot the entire gold
of the U nited States w ithin their
vaults?
H tom orrow the bankers
should w ake op Mid «nd the govern-
m ent upon a silver sU ndard, and
every gold d o ll., w orth tw o silver
dollar», w hat would they do? T hey
would «11 it for tw o silver dollars
pay their depositor« in the demonet-
ized stuff, and pocket ISo,oo?~oo
by the legalized crim e.
Wb«-ii »be tecame Mt-w, »be clung to Caatoria.
When abe bed CT.i.lpeo. »be g»re them CaXurw
N EW TO: F>AT.
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IS ON THE
W RAPPER
H BI KGEK
The P hiladelphia Inquirer s*7s it
C o n tr a c to r a n d B u ild e r
has been M r. B ryan’s “ misfortune (
GHAbS VALLEY. Oa.
to get along in life too rapidly.” Pre-
F laca and estím ate* furnisbtd for atl
j cocity is always followed by early de- ' siars «tul s t j le s c f bntidm gs. AH wura i»
cay—and we shall see, next Novem- warr>pU<* v «>ve —twfaeoon
ber, that B ryan will afford no excep-
G. M A X FIFLL,
; :*sn to tnc ruI*-
G e n e r a l B la c k s m it h in g
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« mass VALLEY. Oa
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B O T T L E OB’
CASTORIA
Cuter.* Is pzt *p la osa-siM bottlss only. It
la net acid ia balk. Don't allow anycaa to tall
yon anylkiag sis« m tha plea or premia* that it
ia “ jnat aa good” and “ will answer a»ery pnr-
poae.'* Aw &<• that yon g tl C A 8-T -0 &-I-A.
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wrappar.
The ,r'“mPh of fr« “ '« « n’« ™
* ”e * ha’r wa* a
icd’ and
Strict atten tion givrn to all repairing
cnecks passing through his home
and lhe league has been his
.^<bw '
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v M W source b f income ever since he , and if ,tdotb not
, oi ,H.rfcctiv they
congress.
will :efu-n>onr srnltjw.
\ RLADEF
TI.V.VAKE, II ARD W A K E, IR O N AND S T E E L ,
STOVE.% D IS H E S , C R O C K E R Y , G L A SSW A R E .
1
Will tom » of your render« give me a
good rc*.eloe for m aking cold atarob? 1 am
sellin g aelf heating flat iroua and iron a ,
little at every houaoend have to nae aotut .
' eta i t b • very place at' 1 want to know bow »«• |
miiKe good cold Mlarob. My huaband vraa ,
In debt a i l being anxious to help him I
thuu.’bt I would »-.ell a* If-beating flat iron
and I am doing '' tenrtidl’ . A cent a worth I
of fuel will heal the irou for three boura a-,
you have a perfectly even heat, i oc can i
iron in half the tim e au<l do danger of j
acorehmg the cloth« a as with the old iron
and you can get the m at tjeantiful gl< a .
1 aell nt nearly every boose aa the iron aavea
Ko much fuel c v z y b o d y wants one. I m ake ;
flJU ) on each’ it<a> and bave-iw l sold leas
than ten any day I worked. My brother ia ,
doing well and 1 think anyone can innke
tot* of m oney acwriter« a.-llitig iron«. J.F
Casey A Co , S:. Louis. Mo-, will at rt any
one in the bu.iuen»» as thev drJ n e. if yon
will address them . 1 MHtS. A. KCSSLLL BAIN
I
D W Huff - r ll pav the higheat m arket ;
prioe in caah for 'at L.jgs.
Before yon Sell
apply to or address
A t
O. W. Ill I I'.
Stol-15
I y O l'N '- < t n i . E
S o lic it e d *
V. W
Pitts Thresher
and Engines
A 74 I»
Hedge Headers
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t >i«* <»l«t
m L uiic I
W A S C O
A A
H. B4MVTOSI.
J MI*OH 1 A y r
STABLES
OR
nnual
F
a ir
Grass Valley Oregon •
H O T E L
L’r 'i u b u r t «
(¿ íO m m o n a in a
O p p o s it e S h e r m a n C o. B a n k .
All p e r s o n s o w in g b il ls t o I . W H unting
A Co, or tbe undersign*d. w ill pl*aw M-ttle
i ou or t«efr»re October 1. in cash or its eqoiv-
aleLt I must have money and call on tn se
whom we have carried to t e ip me. I b is
' mean» b in n eS a.
T he trav elin g public are respectfully
l4or P rem ium Liste. E n try B lanks, and all inform ation.
W rite to the S ecretary, T he Dalles, Oregon.
A S M A C A L 1 S T E R , P re s id e n t.
J O M A C K , S e c re to ry .
Q .R & E f
JBv
( ^merioan and European plan >
G UINEAN, PROPRIETOR T u ru E U V S T GIVES
THE CHOICE 0 E TWO
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u&£ an etlioient corps o f asaiittanis
T R .lSSC O ST IX E .'ftA L
and everything firstcla&s.
THO n .
Is the moat hom elike hotel in P ortland;
U L
R O U T VIA
ES:
Seventh and Washington Streets
O regon
M eals 2-5 cetile.
a i» v
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lid i VI LI l i t
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VL. *,»»,, B A i’t*»« «»¡l («tarta
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« iO « ! - « ! *53 ASWriS
Kavipiiia CoipM fs XteiPtfs
A N T E O -FARM « TO LEASE.
Thia ia tbe h »- hhou fur leasing farm laud '
*r‘ Sherm an o< 0nt7 «rd ns I have applicd-
tiona very frequent.y all pe-kons who have
! REGULATOR AND DA1.LES fTTY
I will accom m odate them with desirable
tt nyMS. to the best of my ab ility, at reason
able rates. Any person d -siriu g to lease or
purchase land iu Sherm an county, is invit-
ed lo call or address
j
.
J . C. B I R K »».
tf«‘!4
Moro, ,U .e « c »
to give ua a ca ll,
Good clean beds.
Boa.-«] and lodgir g w t reasonable rates.
Good Meals...
Special attention
...Good Beds
xivtn
the traveling p c i He.
» rtM a
Post 0 ilice Store
LIVERY FEED .HR SALE STABLES
llr a w
^ev»
Ile a l
THE NEW ALTAMONT, JR., STABLES
▲ t H e r
, « K e rw « «
< o s a w iy . <>r» X o a .
H av in g been com pletely rebuilt.
More th an doubled in size,
L. D. H OLDER, P r o p r ie to r .
Is now better fixed th a n ever lieforc
to accom m odate the traveling
public. Give me a call.
■‘A R T X E fU U IP DlrHOLFTIOK
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W . II. «« II.I I «v«M, P r o p r ieto r .
F.
' a fo e is herebv giv»-n that the co part-
I nerabip heretofore e n - t in g bet<«e*-n ’.h^ cn-
d«r*i»i»ed. d in c a g’-nersl m erchandising
bi.aiot--« in Gra*» V -¡i»v, Sherm an countv
O re. n. und« r IL» firn, n a l * o f M «-re _
M u t o , i* this dav m utually di«*d ved . L E
« « tim e
1 e 1.1,10«»» will conti une
• a l »u» oíd -laud ander the tirm nam e of
Moure A R ollins. Dr. C. R. lù.-Pin« having
|H4rcha»ed :be -n lire inter-«« o f L K. M<x>re
and if. - new fi.-oi a«&m««-s a ll indebtedness
o f the !ab firm and will e* Ik ct all «raUtand-
• ’c g « o iu n i* . D «ted. Gras* V a|t»y, Oregon
Septem ber le l ’Csfi.
G W. McñuVi
StCfA 22
L K M oca*.
noKo,
T lie Tloro H o te l..« .
N * i ; V - ,
W. M« D osati».
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Good Teams.
Good Eifs
g C.C.CO.
Plenty of flay u a Crua.
( t h e COLO kí EÍA
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K. 4>. .«acC'Ol',
C. R. BOAT,
Prices R e iso u M v .
COMMERCRLCÖMPtay.;
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P r tu ld e a i
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K e ^ re ta a ry
« i t e i* r * - * i « l e - n t
8 lh u g iuClIitiK for ripidly ta b lin g gral3 and being in clo u e touch w ith
th e lead irg buyers and shippers of Oregon w heat are enabled tc
C h n r a ia g n « w r la o n e * t lu u ie .
OFFER THE FARMERS EVERY CENT
THE MARKET WILL STAND
I have tried the L ightning Cher? yon j
reoentiy described m vo-ir paper a cJ it ia ;
re r tu n lv a w
* e sn churn iu tesa
than «»ne m inute and the hotter is elegant i
and yoo gel con»iJk-r «blv more butter ih tn !
when von u«e a com m on churn
L to .k the 1
egeaey for tbe ct urn here a ad e^ery butter j
ia«ker that ««e»w ii bur* one. 1 R aw »old j
three d >ren and they give tbe beet of «.-.p »- j
fac*i«-n. I know I cau te ll 100 in this town- « ■ » »
sh ip as tcev churn ao qniekly, make so A n d
reach more hotter thvn corr.tn »o churns and j
are to cheap. Some or.e in every township ,
can m ake Î* •'Or there hundred dollars eeii
inc tbe«e «-burn*, i^v adcYe vwng J. f. Carev
A < o . St.L ouis, you c*>n ge. etrc^tasa »nd
full inform ation » » y«>u can m ake tig mone.- j
right at home. I h « v e w « d e
«n the p -st
tw-.» wreka and I nev»r ao;d anvthing t-efore
in my life.
I
A FARMER
Land ClSee at l he Dalle«. Oregon
.
Sept 10. lîttfi.
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Notice is berebv g'. ea that the follow ing,
nam ed settler ba* filed n tide o f his in ten ­
tion to m ake final proof in support«»/ ht«
claim an«* that said proof will be m.tde be
fore Wra H enrichs. G-untv Clerk at Moro
Oregon, on O ctober 27, l*y»'- vtx.
WILLIAM C l ERIE
Hd F No SS9Î, for the e q n « 1* , lota 3 and
m - c S3, tp 2 s. r li* e. w nt.
He nam es the foil«-wing wite« • e F to p w
b is continuous reaideooe upon and c u .n
- liu n o f. said land, via—Frank Favne. Henry
H ’ eteraon. Darnel Stewart, J V O'I.eery,
all o f K utledge, O ’egun.
bta!7o22
J< a F. M«x>aa. Register
NOTICE FOK IT BLICATION.
r.Aad Office at The D alles. Oregon. «
Sept 10. 1 « « .
t
Notice is hereby given thr.l theAjH owing
named tuttler has filed 'notice o f di intrn
lion to make fiual proof m support of his
olaim . and that said proof will be made
before Wm Ht-nnch*. County Clerk, at Moro
Oregon, on October 27. IS'.ai, v .z —
DANIEL STEW ABT,
Hd F. No 3724 for the n w q Sec 8 Tp 3 SR 1«
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liberal
solicit th
,a : r ar-d
t * r a l dealing
d e a l i n g FOllClt
t n e t trad
r a d e at
St
R ufus, G ran t, Biggs, DeaChutes, Cnl*jmhos an d A rlington
T in ier & B e n t o n
WHOLX3A.U a>D BBTaiL
H a r d w a r e 8 t« jv e s G r o c e r ie s
He nam es the t’o.! vring wlfnesaes to
prove his oontinu <oa residence upon act?
cultivation o f. aaid land viz: Frank Pavne
Henry It Fetersou, Wm Currie, J V O * L e « r v
all of Rutledge. Oregon.
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J»» F. M oobk . Register
V
»TH E FOR ■•» BLH 'A TtO N .
Laud ( iffice at I be D a lles. Oregon I
Sept ;.»th, lays.
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N«>tioe is hereby given that tbe follow ing-
OKEAT NORTHER
VNT9N P A C IF IC .
nam ed settler haa fl|e«i notice o f h»a in ten ­
tion to stak e final proof in supp«>rt of his
s v e K is s ,
| c la ii^ a m . that said proof w ill be m ade be­
fore W m . Henrieha. C«»nntv Clerk at Moro 1
Or . on October 30th. lay»», viz.
WILLIAM a . h i n t e r .
Hd. E. No. 3W8. for lhe w q « . q .
Mcd i
K a a sR S C ity ,
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r 17 e. w iu
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H e nafiiea Uie follow ing w itness, a to prove '
O e r« M
Strtttnrrfi
bis continuous retudame upon and cu ltiva­
tion ot, said land. vi*. Herm an Iherk«. T«»m
t a la ih a n , G«o. W. Crocker. O. H. Russ«.;
leave poktland every fiv e DAY’S I ? '
R utledge. Oregon.
| £ts24«>?y
j 19> p M oobb . R egister
FOU SAN FRANCISCO.
MINNEAPOLIS,
Are now locrW J • n th e Ff^ncL
b lo ck , opp«jé¡ie A. M. W illiam s &
C cm pany, on Second street,
*X 2xe E i t l l e i
P ractical
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and
ew eler
C^ b be
E. ; JACXHtS^N S
atchmakeb
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[ O ( ) K
—MOMO LO DG E. N o . 113,
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every Satordav nigh t
clock. AJI vi sm u g brothers u otu
c u y cord ially t a \it ; d to aftend.
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E A. T hokpsom . N. G.
w m . H old « , Secretary
a t . - ri o
M QBO
found a t—
: MCMC ; STOKE.
All work warranted
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OR.
M ail orders prompt*?
attended to
’
rU B M T ügr
STO RE!
174 Second Street
T H E D A L L E «,
c r e d e r
UNDERTAKING
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DENVER,
QKAHA
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invited
Moro, Oregon
V IA .
American plan, f2.00,<2.30; ♦3.00
W ASCO O R E C O N .
¡a b le supplied with the l»eft th e m ark et affords.
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r HARRY I I I B f i .
E n d i n g S a t u r d a y , O c t . 2 4 . I* * 9 ü .
RATCa
European plan, $1.90; $1.50; S2.0P.
P r o p r ie to r
NOTICE FOR FVBLICATION’ .
W A S C ÎO CO
Im pend Hotel
FOR
W AGONS, H A C K S AND B U G G IES,
A LL K IN D S OE FARM M A C H IN E R Y
N EW G O O D R IC H S E W IN G M A C H IN E .
ED.
Hteer Calves ar-d Y earlings are wanted
by the undersigned, wb>> ia prepared to tw-.v !
cash and the kteat prices for the sam e. Ap
ply to or address
Sta24-.£
I w i l l t r e r t y o n r ig h t
Moro, Orag<ni
All perm ns mJ*-tit^d tn John " t u ia
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' las« of the IPaekM uishm gba .mers iu Gr
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a »• fawn by notified ih«*t their ne-
i jount» b a v . la en left with us for collection . '
a .
w” k
tb"* »he a-iue in«.»t !.« paid •
1 prorapily «»r eqpts mav be added.
DAM ON A HOI H i m
I sh all not wait to rent hall, or obtain tf s n
GfngB v aije y, Oregon 1
speaker», or hire a bras* band. I have a l­
ready placed on sale mv first co n sig n m en t P» )R S A L B -
o f new fall good». F ith er “gold bug»" or
>*l Acre* in r' nckRiuaa eoon ly. Oregon
10 Acre« Ri i»bed.
•‘»ilverite»-’ can share in tne dw tr.bution
Balance in gnod l.w ber.
ot season able m erchat disc at prices w hich
10 M i> - «wiuth vl lro a td »le.
1«'» Mile* front tk 'g u n City.
w ill at on ce be the su rm ise and d eligh t ot*
£1 Mile* frun» i ‘ortl»nd
those w h o appreciate excep tion al value».
" »nt T-Â) c*»h. liai au ce e s eiij
The»-e has n ever been a sea*wi w hen terme. Âddra-a:
( . U . II O K M K«..
•m e w d bu ying c o u lJ a c c lp tl.h so m uch.
a!7tf
Uotai Hiver. Oteg«.n ’
The result is that the good» I ctfer tin« laii
are the best value 1 have ever beer, able
ri« E OF l»I.—<«Ll
to g iv e. It w ill be in your o w n best in ter­
Notte» i» b . re by given that are. the un-
est to pav m e an earlv vi<?»
derwiifncd - b« rei fore doing a g*n«ra! grain
inrSahiQ .- k ‘ ic«M- ui tbe c «univ of FOer-
m au ai d rtaie of O w b u , en d e, ih t Arm
name of 1 bon-p*on A MeD« r a le .L*ve thie
dnT t y c utcai tugre-tu.nt di«aolved part­
nership. N. ’Y ÏDoftitWe^ RMiUtninc the
butiinea» of <atd lima and F. W. M cDonald
retiring. N. W. lh<><np~»n aaaatve« and
RRre-ea to pay a 'l lia b iliti.* of ««id firm and
ail note» and aco><un«a due to aaiu firm ahail
be * r*td to b:iu. D ated M txkl ,nd. Oregon.
SpeciaF atten tio n given to the C onnuen ial T rade.
( onreyancefi furnished to parties m aking Wasco, Moro, G rass
Valley and oth er points in Oregon.
G ih le n d a ’e, C enterville, Block House and other pointe in
W ashington.
8 th A
TbiinpMnn, Ira M eltouald. John J. McDou-
ald aud George M cD on ahl.all of Monklund
Oregou. (GtoKhl?] J as . F. aföoh»,K«-gister
UM'
b«*«iitifui w
’tig 7 ulu VulicT her hair U n ow a
auburn. A n y o n e can get a «am ple pack
age o f Zulu V u lier by sem lin g 21 tw o-ccn t
*tam|>* to W ilson Jk Co., ,'’ew C oncord,
O hio, and if it doe» not restore the hair to
natural color tn three week* they w ill re-
J turn your stam p»; it not o n ly restores the
hair to natural color, but w ill stop lh e hair
,a l' n ff 0111 im m ed iately and is on e o f lh e
be»i hair tonics m ade, and you take no ri»k
l l q i i u l t o a I . «»1*1 M in e .
U A Ÿ M K N T IS N L C E Si-A fcV
,h e ,n u n ‘Ph of
whi!e re’ Kea*tn»t le ratea an i «tricilv e a st
H'»rw Shoeing a apecbslity. All
Publ' « n 5“c« ”
• P™’*-«ion • o r k neatlv
d .ne and i a*rant«d-
A’1* Pro' ect» ant^ ^ iat prosperity
» A> r hale .
fcI” * « « ■ " > .« » night follow ,
J H
bi.
„ iu<„
Moro
day. A stable financial svstem with ha« -»eowR.J of which will be fre.«b I»» ab- ut I O ke « n D istrict A oricvi . ti sal
.1 calte*,. I heifer and a bunch of I
lhe "
and benthcent policy which 2 u.ootb»;
fur J 4ic .’T i l l at mv piaoeoraddre«»
S ociety , will be held in
J. H. Ks.in.
brought the nation thrd jg h the stress
1
Ft I I I Iti^
Moro. Oregon
of w ar’ w ith its credit untarnished
and its treasury overflowing, will ’pREAW
‘ _
J iA
again bring relief to Yhe farm er, w ork
All outstanding Sherman oonnuW arranta
Serie* C.
to the mechanic and good times to dued J nm *1 s <? /•Sv»’’’? ^ n«.w p«T
able ret
this oflioe. lu te cat will re-aae from thia
the whole country,
i was ve. v {jvar I sent fix a sam p le pack-
j age, and in ies* than three week* m y hair
I u a , perfectly restored to natural color,
lie
DEALEH IN
H
OF EVEKÏ
R U F U S
T he new steam ferry a t Rufus is j
em ploym ent ‘o an idle laborer nor
a great saving t*hhe*tuan c«»nn»y team sters rrtM B E K < I L it F.r. F IN A L PR O O F- Notice
increase by the srrtnllest fraction the having bireinGfè fo G oldendale and heyoud. J t'»r PuMi«»ti«>n. ■
United Stal« a Land O fllce. The TXilletr
dem and for labor products. T o the Three m iles travel ia saved over a ta-tter Oregon,
Sept. 2Jib, 1898. N otice is hereby
road. Stesura. Fotster and ThonJ^aun are
given
inat
popocrat cry, “ open th è mints,” Me- careful mehu24r>,J and «Caysng the largea
ferrv boat or» the In lan d LofcreKia are well
k eil M c D onald ,
K inley >ays, “ open the mills.” T h e prepared to he.ndie alt tbo ba ««nt’J that o f-
of uS&nS’R'rtfl < r. has tiled tioiioe of in ’en-
fera,
prouiLify
and
with
aatiafaotion
to
all
tion U) nnk'i £ iik I lYoof before Wrn. llen
II« -
solution of the whole question is in-
rich«. County Clerk, nt hui <,*ice in 11«»
i»ro,
dd«try. R estore to u$ a policy which
G ra y H a ir la d e (la r k .
Oregon, ou Haturdiy tbe )4th day o f Novem
h«-r,
IntAi,
on
tim
ber
culture
Application
N o.;
banishes idleness and the financial
I «aw in you r paper a statem en t that 8QK, for the lots 1 and 2. and
n «X o f \
iw rtsies w hich vex our politics will •filu V ulier w ould restore any head o f Section No 4, in Township N ) 2 aonth, raupe
hair to natural color in three w eek s. A» No li' east. He rnuuea >«s w tinessea-E I»'« h »J
speedily vanish.
.
----- O F ------
B. B. C L A R K ,
t von d erfn ily the pan* year at Kufa«. He h «8 ’
I^and Office at I be DnlleB. (> rep on <
bni-t a large and su bstantial warehouse. ,»
.
O ctober S’. h. 189»
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M B etter a thousand tim es enlarge which is already well filled,
including a car r Not ice 1« her» by given that the follow ing-
i . r
a
•
j
l«i»d of b tn d ’b atu r f u e l s trCggiea and wag- n n u e l aMt|»r be« filed notice of his in ten ­
the m arkets for A m erican products on«. You want to c a lló n R c T v n U f * when tion to rnnae Jnat proof in support o f his
claim , and that rai«i proof e^ijl ba n& ile be­
than enlarge the m ints for the silver !°n 80 40 Knfn'
fore Ragiutrr end K -oeiver. at The I)nl ca,
lKifi. via.
pfoduct of th e wot Id,n is w hat M aj. ¡ T he E uropean H ouse, kept by O regon, on November
EDW IN O DELL,
M cK inley Said to a party o f visiting *irs- H Frazer at The D allea, is where yon Hd. E No.
for the w 1^ a e q , ae.^ aw q .
.p..
*,
.
want to stop. M eals 2.*» oenta, and a free ata-
Lrrmers. 1 r.e utterance describes the ble fur vonr horses The table is one of the and lot 4, sro. 7, tp 1 a, r lfi e.
- v b n le d t n a t ir n
r n m -m p w ¡ l I best in Oregon, and guests aro m ade to feel . He nam es the follow
. -ng w itnesses to prove
A n o le s it u a t io n . _ re . .O tn a g e W ill Ht b«»me during their stay m the city. Spec- |**a ootitinu-.u« re«idei.oe epon anu cnf*tva
tioti
of,
«a
id
ln
rd
,
viz.
Albert Kotiert«. John
nót create a dem and for or.e* extra Ul tfifcomtt'wiatwMtr.lbr invalid« Turkish
M cDonald, Ed Davia and Janies Jobuson,
hatha at any hour daring the day tim e.
all of 't he D a lits, Oregon.
bushel of w heat. It would not give
Cwz’ n l'f
J as . F. Mouita, R egister
~
SIGNATURE
r r r 'h R iE T o r .
J
.
FAC-SIMILE
TIIE *
I have seen som ewhere an inquiry
**y» M aj. M cK inley—“ Cannot the
U nited Slates establish a financial
system o f its ow n? Is it too weak
dnte. D«it«*d at M«»ro. < Wegon. tbi« fith day
and dependent to do that?** His ans-
o f Octoi-er, l<«fi.
GEO. X BOLTON.
Co. Treasurer.
w er is, “ the U nited States now has a fc J O O D ’ 8 ^Trsaparilla ha* over and F t W Sfe»’« tar. Deputy.
T
)l*
‘OLVT!OX
Of
COPARTNERSHIP.
•fir.nci.. policy, which in the m .in
Notice ia hereby given that the ©o pari-
it has been pursuing since the begin- i< is the One True BLOOD Purifier,
nerehip haretofore exiaiin g between the un­
ning of the governm ent, and which ! -------------------------------------------- ------- tie reigned. doin g a general m trchandiatng
basineM _ in
Oraaa V alley. Sherm an county.
it does not mean to change until ii^
Th'Ttrifl not a baeiaeefi w ithin the O
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regon, und r the firm name of Daiuoti A
can
find a better one.”
P re ' d s e lv
• I
,
.
* * , *kat *ou ld c o t be Ijenebted by an advertise- > Damon retiring. The business > ih e*.cl!nr*
those w ho m ake the inquiry are usu- n:*nt !D
Oaaaavaa.
i at -he old Mnr«t under.the fl«m na-ue «,f
J A Co., M< &3T*. f A. „Mieri»«ry and
ally .g ain st our Am erican policy of j T l „ O bsvkvek haa a fin ? aU?ik rt-»uetit
W F. Weiß nJ baTing pur. base-i the entire
interest
«if M. Daui->n and the new firm a«-
lhance, and they ate insisting that of b iin k paper now and is prepared to tarn
.... . u . ’l
e i . __-„I „1-
« ®U» the fittest c - a t t U a p d moat artistic job auin«»« all ln«’cb ednesa of tbe late firm and
nil v outstanding
w e , lu * adopt the f in a n c ia l ¡X5.iC) Of work, vv* br.ve the Ioaterial to do it with: , ill oolleot
„
.. - accounts.
C hina and Mexico. It should not be J i m “ 1 th“
oU“ r '’ffioe hM CU‘ *ud
Gra**
y’
***
thought an evidence of lack of nation- i --------------------------------------------------- I
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aF independence that we decline to , R. C. W allis’ A gricultural I in «• VOTI ce for rc » ligation .
plem ent and Wagon trade ha* increared j x
“ . “ .
..
adopt th e ir^ o g o s itio n .
-
THAT THE
t tt
. GINN,
(lixoii .Hdliiiiiild, Biggs, O i» n .
H oratio C . K ing bolts B ryan. He
says “ the C hicago convention was a
failure. Called together as a dem o­
cratic convention it gave us neither a
dem ocratic platform nor a democratic
candidate. Unsound money is not
C learly and surely the people are
dem ocratic. T h e abuse o f an adm in­ coming to understand that the dread­
istration is not democratic. Above ful C rim e o f iS?3 was a crafty and
all, any attem pt to m ake The judiciary '• deep laid plot to prevent the value o f
suboidm ate to the legislative depart- the A m erican D ollar from falling he- !
m ent is not dentocratic.’
low roc cents.
T h e S t.P aul Pioneer Press, w hich
never does a thing loosely, fixes the
facts that B ryan is in the p ey of the
mine owners. B ryan has received
an annual salary of $6,ooo from the
jiinetallic league, as dem onstrated by
/ f o o d Hirer Nnr&ery.
Win. *1 itlett, grower nlnl dealer in choice
Nursery S toci bas the only stock of tbe
Ynkim- <t|>|>Ic th - I h h » o f red apples, and
hr long h keeper hr the Yellow Newtown
He has about 20,1)00 apple tree« of the tiest
varieties, » r o sin g i ‘ i ( hr Nursery. All atari- !
dard TarhlieH are ''rafted from the heat
ato-k in H ood River. .Mail order«« prompt I v
tilled. Ad tire a Win. F illett, Hood R iver,O r.
C A S T O R I^
Yor President,
WM M eKINLEY. of O hio.
1
¡'ARTISAN ELECTORS,
g fflW
.................................... E D IT O R
R e p u b li c a n N a t io n a l T ic k e t .
T.
k
E.
T
A O .V
For fa ll dvtailH call on E. E. L ytle agent, W<'I'!« B FOB n Bi ¡« ITUM
at The Dallea. or addre-aa
Land Office, The D alles. Oregon «
M H H-
XT, tfen . Äasa, V L ,
v
* |» 4 . 1-Mh. 18»;
i
otice
is hereby given that the full. «
i urdan«!, 0 - ««goti
nameu
settler
has
,il«d
notice
o
f
hts
litten
i — M cNEILL, Pr«*siu« nt a,,d Manager.
j tton to m ake final proof in »import o f bis
T.MK TtHl.K
I
>Qo that sani pr«x»f will Ite m ade be-
Train N o.l arrivis D alles 4JÌ0a.m . L eaves , ,
H enrichs Cdnntv Clerk, at Moro,
D ilie s 4:5.*»a in.
I O ngor., on Ootober 30. 1R»>, v iz .
I rstn No.2 arrives D alles 10:4('p.iu.Leaves
O BADIAH H. l it SSELL
D alles 10:47» p.iti.
i»,» «,« K
..
..
Train No.8 arrives from Portland nt 1JKÏ6 r 17 e w m.
* ’ *
* ** 4
tp 3 ’ ’
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q
> G.A. CLARKE
E P E O P L E S P r o p r ie to r
M a in S tr e e t, M oro O r
J^EEPS ON HAND IN FULL SUPPLY
F U R N IT U R E
C 1L S p a i n t s G L A S S
X2c««t is ntl
J w l f r and
Watch Maker
A ll w o r k w a r r a n t e d
e
C o ffin s C a s k e ts T r im in g s
C a rp ets
W a ll P a p er
W in d o w S h a d e s.
D oors and W in d o w s
A ll K i n d s o f M o l d i n g s
I-vT“ W henever y«»o need anyth in g in ni’
lin i would be pleased to have von c a ll.
E. P E O P L E S,
M oto. Oregon.
« •
T h e D a lle s , Ore
E ast Second Street.
QU IdKLT SXCVBXD
Tr»Je- a«rka »»4 Ckernrht»
4 2 iiMwpt!»
r**‘*r*1 »»4
**!* »unían»
*****
a
» iBtn<4u«*4.
«f WWT S S 8 S
cv«4«<*u »i i.» m
a.rra«4 ka4 »at.
LOS r —By r. vnld Indian
many years ago. I desire
D ailv between Th’a D alles. Vancouver
to correspond a ith O r e - J
«f chaw OVBVa
and Portland. Freight hl J paMengor rat« a
‘gun parties » h o may lie w PAiast-E » hex rarsn is / llowks ws »»
B e nam es the f«»ll«»wing w itness. » to pn»r_
greatly reduced. Regulator leavea Dallgti 1 fr in No 7 denari» foe i» ,..i„ , i
able to supply me with
„
&
J rtlaad at Ins continuon s residence upon mid cultiva
at 8 a m and D alles City leaves Portland at
choioe Indian relics such
7 • a.m
. Free
j ! ...L
4i«»n o f «aid «™«iu.
land, viz.
lle e n tm
Dierks
“
e ie e »torage
o io m g e at
a i The
i ne D
u a alles.
lle O .
T m in X .. ’u
oz
.
» iz. u
u a sn
u IH
erkS.
us spi-ar heads, airow
W . «■■ A l l » w „ y> « J c n - I » c e n i
V * ««
I W ? 2 U ? S S S " S ¡ H » u F Â * î t „ S X W, ¿ Í 7 k " ' "
'
bends atone pipes, etc. W rite me tellin g
-J-he .» a lle i C r«K* a .
W . • « a l » íte m I
e
; what you have. Address H. P. H imiltow .
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Two Rivers Wis
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