Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, December 01, 1897, Image 2

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The Observer.
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MEMORY OR WHITMAN.
K tg c lo w
Ite m s.
M O R O ,
W e nr-' fiH vir,. », in c sc h o o l thin w in ter
on ih o river t u b Alls-» W oods ns te a c h e r .
THERE IS
E U H N m iB E
Moro, Oregon
R. J, GINN
In spite of all the work of a few
A G E N T I OR
O ur n ew fo o t b rid g e a cro ss J o h n D ay
obscure v. liters to stigm atize the
h e ia
river sp a n s 160 f e e t . I t w ill be ou iu p leted
M ORO, O R E G O N .
noble rurposes actuating l)r. Marcus th is w eek .
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A achoul e n te r ta in m e n t a n d d in n e r a<n
W hitm an, the C hristian world hon­
T h a n k a g tv iu g d a y , at th e so b o o l h u u sc, v a t
PU B L ISH E R S
D . C . IR E L A N D A SONS
ored his m em ory last Saturday and a * u co ea a m ev ery w ay.
1-2 W - r A B L 1 M I I M E N T .
D xchmbkb 1. 1897 Sunday, half a century after the m ur­
W EDN ESDAY
C m » « V a lle y N e w s .
derous deeds of savages at \ \ aiitatpu
C o a s tin g w a s flu» here T h a n k s g iv in g day
E PEO PLES
P ro p rie to r
T h at Portland tire bug looks like four miles south of the present city
C aleb C url an d w ife are v is itin g r e la tiv e s
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of W alla W alla, N ovem ber 29th, n ear A lb an y, O reg o n .
Sandy Olds at this distance.
1S47.
that m ay he said to the
H en ry C le m e n ts hc.a b een su fferin g from
£Z EEFK O N H A N D IN F I L L B L P P L Y
A rgentina^’ latest crop report has contrary, it was through the efforts in fla m a to r y rb» u m a tistu .
J o h n W. H a y s and fa m ily b a v e g o n e to
F U R N IT U R E
been cut one-third since the previous of D r.W h itm an , w ho made the per­ C a lifo r n ia fur th e w in ter.
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P A IN T S G L A S S
statem ent, because o f frosts.
ilous ride on horseback from this
J .11. B erger baa an a tta ck o f r h e u m a tism .
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C a s k e ts T rim in g s
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region to W ashington, D .C ., in 1S42
C a rp e ts
T h e C hicago Inter-O cean has m aking the journey o f 4000 miles in
S t tick In sp ecto r J .V .O ’L eary a tte n d e d th e
A n telop e ‘'I’ e tin g o f sto ck m en .
F ly in g O u tc h m a n C an g Plow s.
Bain W a g o n s .
W a ll P a p e r
passed into possession of the street four m onths, through trackless for­
W. 11. F airfleld b u v s and s e lls g ra in fur
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tailw ay monopolies of C hicago.
ests, fording m ountain torrents, feed . S ee h im fur rolled barlov.
/E rm o te r W in d m ills and P um ps.
D o o rs a n d W in d o w s
It is u n d erst.a x l th a t th e W ork m en h ere
ploughing thiough snow drifts and
are ab ou t to su rren der th e ir c h a r te r .
T h e R epublican L eague of O re ­
A ll K i n d s o f M o l d i n g s
M o n ito r Seeders and D rills
facing blinding storm s, w here a less
T h e T h a n k sg iv in g party w as a p erfect
gon is preparing for a grand and har-
J-v*" W h en ev er you n eed a n y th in g in m y
su
cc
ess.
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b
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auld.
heroic and determ ined spirit would
Hue w ou ld be p lea sed to h a v e you c a ll.
tnonious m eeting in P ortland soon.
F ren ch B ros, fu r n ish ed e x c e lle n t m u sic.
have found in the snow a w inding
G EO. B . BOI R HILL.
E. PE O PL E S,
W. F. W E 10Á X B .
J. A. MOKRMflEY
E v erything offered for sale at any of our stores, is fresh
M oto. O regon .
sheet
and
the
m
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winds
a
dirge
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T w o of th r g reatest fires of m od­
and new', and is sold at the most reasonable prices.
C O L U M B U S A N D B IG G S
F o llo w in g ia a report o f th e secc-rd m on th
ern times in cities have been record that O regon Was saved to the U nited
o f th e Muro sc h o o l e n d in g N o v em b er 19th:
States
and
three
«tars
added
to
the
ed in London, one a . d . 1666 the most
N u m b er o f p u p ils e n r o lle d ......................... 88
destructive, 2d N ov. i9, 97, *30,000,- flag; O regon, W ashington and Idaho. N u m b er o f day« a tte n d a n c e ....................1192
G ra ss V a lle y , . . Oregon.
A verage d a ily a t t e n d a u o e ...........................
18
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000 w orth.
A verage per c e n t o f a tta n d a n e e
90
T h e grad ed work h a s t e r n sta rted and
Daniel W ebster, w ho referred to
p aren ts are k in d ly in v ite d to v isit o s and
T h is ferry is n o w in first c la s s sh a p e
J. II. C radlebaugh has imitated O regon before D r.W hitm an's m em ­ h elp n s a lo n g in th e w ork. Anv su g g e s tio n s
G S C a m p b e ll, e n g in e e r , is in c h a r g e . ]
th
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th e exam ple of T h e O b s e r v e r frog orable ride as the “ worthless area, ceiv ed : or q u e stio n s an sw ered ju st a s freely
A n e w b o iler and e n g in e j u s t put in e n ­
a b le s u s to ru n o n tim e from th is d a te
Very tru ly , your serv a n ts,
and gone down into the bowels of a region of savages and wild beasts,
W. 8 . MtYBBliHT,
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th e earth for w inter. T here is »his of shifting sands, and w hirlw inds of
J o 6 ia S p in s ,
regoh
rading
o pany
W a s c o , O reg o n .
T each er*
difference—J o h n H . is delving for dust, of cactus and prairie dogs,”
(IN CORPO KA TED
gold in his Baker county mine.
t h r t t i n i a t T r e e i n 51 o r « .
A d d ress
said long afterw aids that “ it is safe
C . » . i l « i . k : 1 S T ,
T h ere w ill 1* a C h ttstra a s t -e e f e s tiv a l in
to assert that our country owes it to
(«luiuliuk. Waalitnglou,
It is estim ated that C hina im port­
M oro o n C h ristm a s E v e. D ecem b er ?4tb
U? - TO - D A TF
D r.W hitm an and his associate mis­ T h e fonr ch u rch es w ill u n ite in o n e fe s t iv a l
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
ed 70,000,000 pounds of flour from
celeb ra te th e birth o f C h rist, 'th e f o l­
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« m
G . E . S a n d e r s , D . D . S .,
sionaries that all the territory west of to
lo w in g c o m m itte e s h a v e b een a p p o in ted to
this country last year. Jap a n took
S u n d a y s in clu d ed
the Rock V m ountains and south as J a rra n g e for th e o cca sio n :
31,418,314 pounds. Form osa seventy r
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T a a s C om m ittkb : H«»bt. P in k erto n . K .J.
far as the Cwlumbia river is not now otnn. H E-H o«kin*>n, J .It M ow erv.
FOR MACHINE X-lRAS
m illion pounds. W ith wide aw ake
owned by E ngland and by the Hud- I £ raIC- T K M e la n ia , M rs latura
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dealers this trade should reduce the
son Bay Co.”
R ecalling W ebster’s Emma Boyd.
O regon product annually.
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> r I P a o o a m : M rs. G in n , M rs. B o y d , Mrs.
W ill p ra ctice io
w ords concerning O regon, th3t fam- , America Mixire. M iss H a ttie L a n p h ear,
M
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,
W
asco,
Blankets,
all
kinds
and
price«,
direct
from
S
t.
Jo ., Mo., mili»,
of coustitutionsl law, 1
-® M ayb erry.
A great hubub is being created be­ ous expounder
r
’ D ikobi ticks : A d olp h l l e y d t , G e o .V R .4 -
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n
d
G ra 3 C V a l l e y .
T
ootle,
W
heeler
and
M otter, m anufacturers
cause the heathen Chir.ee petitions the greatest m aster of Am erican ora- to n . Iva Sayre*. R ose l o n l i n . O a i o S ta n le y
Id a M ow ery, P ea rl P tu le , J u lia L an p h ear G ents’ F urnishing Goods and Ladies* U nderw ear,
D r. S a n d ers is a g ra d u a te o f o n e o f th e
for suffrage in the United States. torv, the most gifted and thoroughly L e rd ia C o leiu a u .
b est d e n ta l c o lle g e s in A m erica, th e U n i
D irect from Y oung, S m ythe, Field
s o a s : L u ln B o ito a , W a ller P arrv. O va i
Co., Philadelphia v ersitv of M ich ig a n , an d ha* had 20 years
It would be unwise to thus extend equipped law yer of his tim e, erred S a P y res.
N ora M cC oy, M ay B u s t, W alter
e x p erien ce. H e is prepared to d o a ll k .n d s
A ppreciating this fact I sh a ll satisfy m y custom ers with &
Cook stoves and ranges, th e l>cst air tight stove« in the county,
E m m a P in k erto n , lkay C raven .
o f d en t« ! wvrk a t r e a -o * a b le p n o e s. g u a r ­
citizenship, but 1 he O b s e r v e r be­ as all hum anity e rr; but when con­ P ag*.
L e t u s rem em b er, w ith rev eren ce to our |
Bigger brick th a n ever thia year an d the very best of
G rain sacks and tw ine, granite w -e, glassware, etc a n te e s h i* work an d w ill p ra ctice in th is
lieves that if the C hinese were per­ vinced of an error he was ready to S a v io r, th e c e le b r a tin g o f H i* b irth , an d
e o u n ty , b etw een t h s th ree to w n s, in th e
m ake it a d a y o f t e )o ic in g a n d a b etter in g 1
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m itted to vote they could not misuse rectify it. In bis errors of judgm ent o f our liv e s.
C oxu rirrxa 1
their pow er any more than the so- concerning O regon, and the C olum ­
H a r u u m .U f d lr r N u p tia l* .
called ‘citizens’ of G reater N ew York bia river, W ebster retraced his stejis
It
is Dot CO< m 1 fur m nn to liTe a lo n e
have done.
years before he died, and Oregon
I w ill m ak e bim mb L rtp w at* f *r h im .
1 he m ar n a p e o f Mr. l ! v
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forgave him. N otw ithstanding, T he
Depot and y ard
Moro, S herm an C ounty, Oregon
M ure ad U Mia* M o llie M tsller o f W asco,
C om m enting upon the proposed
O regonian, up to w ithin a few days w a s dnlT *ol(-m iii2rd at th e rt-aideuo* o f the
I
T
aylor
Bergin
building.
D. M . Radley.
expenditure of $16,000.000 for coa<4
b rid es' pr.refcth r e a r W asco on th e 2U b m st-
of the unveiling o f the monument C h ief Ju »tio e M arsh o f fic ia lis e .
defenses,the P endleton EastO regoni-
T h e b r id e w a s b e c o m in g ly d ressed id
at the grave of D r. W hitm an, h :s
b lu e ailk an d la ce, o r a n te bloaaoata, and
an wisely suggests that $2,000,000 of
wife and twelve other victims of that w h ite crep e v e il. 1 he groom w ore th e c u s­
this am ount could better be spent on
to m a ry b la c k s a lt o f th e la te st c o t.
massacre of fifty years ago, continued
A fte r th e « n o o d j . th e c- o g ra tn la tio n * ,
opening the C olum bia river to navi­ its belittiem ent of the m artyr».
a c d th e p r e s e n ta tio n s o f pre-tcoia. th e d in ­
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ffre /ro n .
TAe H a lie 9,
in g room w as o p en ed an d a ll were m e lte d
W 8 A V 8 R 1 5 1 G S L , P r o p rie to r # .
gation from Lew iston to the dalles,
to a T h a i W e ld in g F e a a t.” T he table«
Which would benefit the people of
w ere la d en w ith the c h o ic tr t o f vian d *, from
(SCCCFSM j KS TO JO6 FOLCC I
O n receiving the statue o f W ebster th
D e n ie r 9 in
e h a n d so m e Bride«' C a k e, w ith th e c o t­
th ree states and enable them to pro­
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ple
presented to the U nited States by-
duce more w ealth than the coast de­ N ew H am pshire, Senator John H . o f w h ich is a c k n o w le d g e d ; to th e turkey,
c h ick en . a t la J s . an d the m ost d e lic io u s d e s ­
W e h a v e e n la r g e d th e b u ild in g fo rm e rly u sed b y J o s. F o lc o an d h a v e p e t In n e w
tenses talked al>out would protect.
w h ich th e h««p<table hwst and h<e.te««.
m a c h in e r y .
W e h a v e th e o n ly eodx w ork « o n th e t o a s t thfft u<es t B r r l t i r a l r r .
M itchell w a s one of those selected to sert,
Mr. a n d Mr«. B . F . M euler. co n ld prepare
H«A>Stnrdev&atp D.D.S. W e h a v e c o n s ta n tly on h a n d a ll kind» o f b o ttled sod a, carb on ated d rin k », fruit sy r u p s,
T h e p itca n M w ere N th fc.it.Jaom e and
prepare and deliver suitable eulogy.
u se fu l. M r.and M ra.B F .M ed ler p resen ted
O ff:« Over Frvn<h A Co.*» Rank
T h e O b s e r v e r never advises a
bar sy r u p s and th e p u rest o f fla v o r in g extract» tor u se In c o o k in g , e t c .
In the course of M r. M itchell’s them w ith a la rg e la n p. silv er k n iv es and
T ilt? D a lle » «
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O rv -tjo n .
Are going to close out th eir fu rn itu re business
Wheat producer to sell his crop, for
f o r k s Mr. a n d M rs. J . G . M edler. silv er
address he voiced the sentim ents of b u tter d ieh an d syru p p itc h e r. Mr*. H o o d ,
P s ir .’c i* e x tr a c tio n p f te e th a ie a d ir g
and therefor are offering b irg air.s in p arlor
the reason it cannot know when the
O regon “ in sw eet forgiveness of o f W a lia W a lla , d t o r a u d C h in a u a set.
1 fe a tu Us r V-
e . A ll k in d s o f p ' s i e w o rk d o n e a t
Mr. an d M rs. F ran k M td U r. stiv er picket
suitfl, bed room suit«, bed lounge , bureau?,
highest notch may be reached. A t­
red u ced p r ic e s . C ro w n a n d b rid g e w ork
w rongs condoned.” In the case of e a sie r . Mra. M a c k ie ,o f W a lls W a lla .d e c ­
or artifi rial tee*h w ith o u t p late«. A n y
tables, rockere, chairs, m&ttreffleff, bedsteads,
tention has been called to conditions, , TA . . . . .
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w ater se t. M ias Id a M edler. silv e r
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.
, D r. \ \ hitm an, since \ \ ebster lum self orated
k in d o f tillin g k n o w n to th e p r e t o t i o n
sp oon s. J u lie s M ed ler. sa u ce dutbea. Mr.
at
prices
how ever, which ought to be studied.
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carpets,
os
i
cloths,
window
»hades.
ca refu l I v in se r te d in th e t e e t h .
P rice*
s
,
! adm itted that “ it is safe to assert that J B rad y, g old lin e d l i t t e r berrv sp<»n.
BETÖRE SELLI! ÍG OR TIEIXG
W alter Med er. p itc h ir . Mr. and Mrs. U S.
re»»' • .'.Lie
WorX
’k g u a ia n le d ta ti
I f the price is not satisfactory the
VOCÌI W UEAT IN ANY WAY
our country owes it to Dr. W hitm an M c D a n e l. 1 d oxen s ilv e r tea sp o o n s a c d t a ­
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producer holds for a better price, but
art.
N E V E R O F F E R E D B E F O R E IN T H I S C O U N T R Y
and his associate missionaries” that b le B e M sid
C i t y H otel B a th s
es, th e re w ere n u tc e r o r s o th er p res­
if he holds till the ships are gone, or
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.
1 this country was saved to A m erica e n ts from g n tstS w L ich w e were n n sb le to
y i r * . M. J l . W e s t . P r o p r i e t o r
Until tonnage is f i l l e d , he may be com- „ •
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’ o b ta in eo rrc M n a m es. A bout 20 were p res­
V fo ro , W r e c o n .
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,, it »s suprem e contem pt to declare, as e n t.
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<*r«ka«tn* i ' o l n i u b a » u a « l W a » c s ,
pelted to carry his crop over or sell ..
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The y o n r g co u p le d<parted for P o rtla n d ,
T h r e e b a th s $ o c t s .
S in g le b a’h 25 ct*
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the O regonian did N ovem ber 24th, w here
y w ill sp en d a few w eek s before
a t a figure which will enable the pur- ' c -
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• ■ retu rn in th g e to
th e ir h o m e in Moro.
chaser to hold over.
i ,S3 ’ ’ tfclt D r . W hum an’, t n p m
C o r - p i* ’n » " Ith '.be d < m a n d « o f M oro I
W . H . M O O R E , P re s id e n t
M ay th e f u lle s t b ie « * w g s an d jo y s o f m ar­
for th e L u x u r y o f a B a th , 1 h a v e fitted up ’
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I 1S43 “ was an act o f the same quality ried life a tte n d th e m .
A G v a a r.
C. R . B O N E , V ic e P r e s i d e n t
a c o n v e n ie n t r o c m in th e C ity H o te l, sup- J
T hanksgiving appears to hold its *• A o d ire s balloon journey to the
E. 0 . M c C O Y , S e c r e t a r y
p lied w ith h o t a n d c o ld w a ter, a la rg e !
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ow n better than almost any other north pole.” “ \ \ as useless and fruit-
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o f our national holidays. It does run k ss.” T h at “ nothing was accom-
and n o w in v ite e v e r y b o d y to c o m e and
G R A I X M E K C IIA X
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P eoplo T h aF Ä re
e n te v t h e lu x u r v o f a w o o l c le a n b a th .
rather irreverantly to foot-ball, to be P-l»hcd by that journey th at had a
Pick or “ J u s t D on’t
Sure, but the day does not lose its bearing upon the destiny of the coun-
^ otk p F or r blu ation .
P eel W ell.”
W e buy w heat an d it is to our ad v an tag e as well as to y o u ri
MOHO, OltEXSOW
O N I SO N A O O »K .
feignificance as M emorial day does for lr7> cr
an7 degree affected or ■•SMMV* ONLY
I to secure the very highest m ark et price.
L an d O ffice s t T h e D a llr s O regon I
Siaptss. curas Nsadsctw. Pn#ip#m an i
M rt« S M>x a# <iru<rl«t**r k» a a ff
O cto b er 3Pth. 18W.
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4 R S . D O R A W IL L I A M S , P ropkit
exam ple, w hen it is given over to changed it.” But why pursue that CsshMWSs#
O sa piss hr**, addr*** Br. asnas Cs. hklia. hs.
We su p p ly sacks and tw ine a t th e lowest possible price and
N o tic e I» h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e fo llo w -
p icn ics and fishing parties; 4th of subject? It is only one o f the vaga-
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Il we haven’t w hat you need in
July to sprees of v .rioos kinds; X- ' ri” o f n a r v e ’' " • S '0" -
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and G illiam counties.
the line ot L e g a l B l a n k s
Board and lodging at reasonable rates by the d ay , week or m onth. b efore W:u lie n r ir h s («»aniy C lerk , at 1
fnas to m erry m akings and N ew
will print to yr. order.
Full line of patent medicines, stationary and cigars kept in post office »tore
We are u n d er no obligation to any w heat concern cr e x p o r te r
Y ears’ to anything but reflection.
Mood » Sar-
G EOKGE H . STA N T O N ,
A t T h r O b te n e r A d ir e .
•cr . .
.
.
, • " saparilla, because “ 100 doses one
and
are therefore in a position to receive bids from wheat buyers ia
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and
N obody forgets the m eaning of dollar” is peculiar to and true only of
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s o d s w ^ n e ’a secl'J. ttxU. r i6 e , wm
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d , San Francisco, P uget Sound, and all other m arket».
T hanksgiving, and casts about inva- the One True B L O O D Purifier,
H e n a m e s th e fo llo w in g w itn e sse s to
W H E N V IS IT IN G WASCO STO P AT
prove h is o o n tin a o n s resid e n c e Dt>>a and
tiably for real or im aginary things to
I caltiv a tto Q o f «aid la n d , via: J H S m ith ,
T H E W 0 .S D 8 R S O1 9 ( I L I C E .
i Fred K rusow ,I.lw ier H eath an d L .B .F re n c h
be thankful for. So the intellectual
' a ll o f G ra ss V a lley . O regon
I l ycv L T y ra n t
o r s a c i c s s : g ta « .
problem is a perrenial one.
L u n g T r o u b le * a u tf ( '« n t n m p t l* n
GtoSTdl*
Jxs- F . M o o ca , R eg ister
l i e ,
P ractical W atchmaker
C au be C a red .
and
J ew eler .
Since the disastrous fire of a few
W Yf. R l . l ’W I .U S » . I ’ r o p r l e t o r g H E R U T S A L K .
A n e m i n e n t M ew l a r k r h r n l i t a n d
days ago the London new spapers
P u r a a a n t to an ex e c u tio n ia ta ed o c t o f
• c te n tt» ! lu a b e s u fr e e « I te r
C’.n b e fo u » d a t —
th e C ircm t co n rt o f the s ta te o f O regon for
( • ou r read ers.
have been filled w ith letters com par­
This popular hotel is fu lly prepared to en tertain the traveling public h h erm a n co u n ty on th e lt>th d a y o f O cto b er
d is tin g u is h e d N ew York c h e m ist, E . : JA C O B S E N 'S : M U SIC ; S T O R E .
18P7, m a sm t th e rein p en d in g w h erein E.
ing the fire depaitm ent there unfav­ T. A. T h S e locurn.
W A S C O , S H E R M A N CO., OREGON.
174 S eco n d S tr eet
d e m o n str a tin g Lis d isco v ery
W .M arsh all w as p la in tiff an d Jam e< B Hrws
orably w ith the fire departm ents of o f a r e lia b le an d a b so lu te cu re fo r C on ­
M a n ila M. H os*. h is w ife. H en ry B ills and
su m p tio n «P u lm on ary T u b e r c u lo sis? an d
M sry B ills B r itten are d e fe n d a n ts, c o m ­
-
-
O IL
A m erican cities. Is it any wonder? a ll b ro n ch ia l, th :o a t, ln n g an d c h e s t d is ­ T H E D A LL ES, -
6 . Ac YAH ARDJL, I l R W .
t d V
m a n d in g m e to se ll «11 th e fo llo w in g d e s ­
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crib ed la n d situ a te d in S h erm a n co u n ty
Look at our hom e P ortland depart­ g en era l d e c lin e an d w ea k n ess, lo ss o f ff-sb .
O reg o n , to s a t is f y th e su m o f $1019 30 and
All work w arran ted
M ail o rd ers p rom p tly
G 'rn » « V a l l e y * O r e g o n .
accru in g in te rest at th e rate o f 6 per cen t
m ent last week put ing out eight in­ an d a ll c o n d itio n s o f w a stin g a w a v , w ill
a tte n d e d to .
aeifd T H R E E F R E E B O T l'L E S <a ll d iffer­
per s n n e m fr»ni O ctob er 4 th . 1897 an d
cendiary fires in the most inflamable e n t ) o f b is N ew D isc o v e r ie s to an y afflicted
f 17.50 coats an d d'.ebnraem enta an d $70.00
Has just opened w ith a full line of
er o f T ub O H B k v sa w ritin g for them .
attorn ey* fe e s, an d a ccru in g eoeta. I w ill on
lodging houses, scattered over the read
H is “ N ew S c ie n tific t r e a t m e n t ” h a s cured
U R D A Y , D voem bcr 4 :h , 1 0 7 ,
eity, artistically set by the same fire th o u s a n d s p e rm a n en tly by its tim e ly u se,
Drags» C h em icals and S ta tio n a ry At i o SA 'clo T ck
p m at th e co a rt h< o se d«x>r in
an d h e c o n sid e r s it a sim p le p ro fessio n a l
M oro. O reg o n , se ll to the h ig h est b d d er for
hug timed to go at the same moment* d u ty to su fferin g h u m a n ity to d o n a te a trial
P r e s c r ip t io n s C a r b k v lly C o m po u n d ed .
ca sh in h a c d a ll th e fo llo w in g d e sc r ib e d
fa llib le cu re.
W ATCH M AK ER & JE W E L E R
In 50 m inutes the boys squelched ev­ o f S h c is ie in
real p ro p erty , to w it; AH th e n orth w est q u a r­
n c e d a ily d e v e lo p s n ew w o n d ers and
ter o f th e so u th w est q u a rter s n I ea st h a lf
ery fire and perhaps saved the city, th is g rea t c h e m ist, p a tie n tly e x p e r im e n tin g D EALER IN D IAM ONDS. W A T t’HF.S, CLOCKS C a ll a n d te r tn r trh e ti iu t o ir u
o
f th e so u th w est q u arter o f se ctio n lJ* in
for years h a s p rod u ced resa tG a s b en eficia l
tow m d u p 2 n orth o f ran ge 17 e a s t o f W il­
A
N
D
OPTIC
A
L
GOODS.
as we used to do in early days w ith to h u m a n ity a* can he c la im e d by an y m od ­
la m ette m erid ia n , c o n ta in in g o n e h u n dred |
W
P roprietor th
O ld W allam et No. 1.
ern g e n iu s. H is a ssertio n th a t lo n g trou b ­
ir ty -th re e a n d one-fcalf a cres m ore or less
O F F IC IA L I’ A I'B R e f M IL K M A N CO.
lì
SUNSHINE IN you
THE HOME!
sto re
J
buy a M o v e
of
:
UNDERTAKING
lit«“
Moro M ercantile Co.
WE KEEP WHAT YOU WANT
AND THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY IT
B
New
Steam
Ferry
I
fall ami see our air tislit stoves.
A
T
H ^
WOOD FOR SALE
& C o m pa n y
o u r h il l
DElLIlt* IV
Hardware, Tinware,
Stoves
General Blacksmith
Supplies
PRICES. DENTIST PRICE OFR AIR-TIGHT
A satisfied Ciistoiaer
is I lie best advertisement
c l o s in g
Wood, Posts, Lumber, Lime
Cement, Brick, Etc. Etc.
o t jt
SALE OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS
8?RIXZ
&
THE DALLES SODA WORKS
JN IT S C IIK E
FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH «Nil WINDOW-SHADES
WIiE.1T!
WHEAT?
WHEAT!
The Columbia Commercial Co*
Gall and See for Yourself.
MORO HOTEL,
U l n HEBE
W A SC O H O TEL
WASCO
LUMBER
COMPANY
Prescription Drug Store
Have a supply of Building Material
Wood Coal Lime Fence Posts Etc.
W.O. HADLEY
le s an d c o n su m p tio n are cn rn b lo in an v
c lim a te ie p roven by h e a r tfe lt le tte r s o f
g r a titu d e filed in hi* A m erican an d E u ro­
p ean la b o ra to ries m th o u sa n d s from th o se
cu red in a ll p arts o f th e w orld.
M ed ical expert* co n ced e th a t b ro n c h ia l
c h e st an d lu n g tro»tb*es lea d to c o n su m p ­
tio n w h ich , u n in terr u p ted , m ea n s sp eed y
an d ce r ta in death-
« im p ly w rite to T . A. H locnm . M. C .,
<JH V‘ue *treet’ New York, g iv in g poetoflioe
an d ex p ress ad d ress, an d th e free m ed icin e
w ill b« p rom p tly sent-
Sufferers sh ou ld
N o other railway m the United
States has been more successful the
past five years than our Oregon
R ailroad and N avigation, and it is
«ah* to assert that this success is
k rg e ly doe to the clear judgm ent
, ’
r y,
and Wise m anagem ent of M r. \ \ .I I .
R u rlb u rt, m anager o f the passenger proposition“' ad*aotaKe oi hi“ «• d ’ W’ w
departm ent. E arly and late, in sea-
ton and out, M r.H u rlb u rt has w ork­
ed to m ake the road the choice o f all
tourists. H is liberal policy towards
fl.e public and especially tow ards the
Country press, cause everybody hav­
in g business w ith the road to realize
that they have someone looking after
their comfort and interests.
D o y o u care w h eth er y o u
p ay for fo o d a n d ea t 100
< orts o f trash w ith it ?
Schilling s B est
lr*
coffe*
•od s
fcak mg powder
flavoring extracts
su d sptces
p ure a n d m o n ey -b a ck .
*Hor sals by
I> McDonald,
yC°
hi#
C A S T O R IA
For Infants and Children.
n» Ñ i­
pan»
' faM
•wy
K futar»
M
N E W TO-DAY.
O n e apan o f w ork b orsesj
T w o m ilc h oow t:
O n e h eifer;
O n e su lk y plow ;
O n e 16-foot harrow
And o th er f u m w p to o ls. H a v in g no
fa r th e r use for th e m , w ill se ll c h e a p for
caah. A d d ress or o all on
"tdl-L^f
M all ord er* p r o m p tly a tte n d e d to .
DELMONICO
RESTAURANT
—
WASCO, O R EGON.
"WHEAT!
V Y .
M .
*>es*s V aik ,y. Oregv*i
M il
WHEAT!
B A R N E T T
O ffice a t W a s c o , O reg o n .
—
IL H. W A L K E R , P roprietor .
B reakfast 5:30 a.m . to 9 a.tn.
D inner 11:30 a. tn. to 3 p. in.
Supper 5:30 p. m . to 8 p. ni.
Lodgings 25 and 50 cents.
Viiilin llulcl
Is in the m arket at all Sherm an county points to buy w oeat
for San Francisco mills, therefore can give you top prices.
STORAGE IN WASCO- - RATES SAME AS OTHERS CHARGE
Columbia Feed Yard
(■ r a sa V a lle y , D r r g o »
p O R SALE.
LltWAKD atOHANflKr
Ore-
II SNOOK
A ll w ork w a rra n ted .
O ffice in L .K .
M c o r e ’» o ld »tanfi
R e fe r e n c e : W C .
W illia m « , W m . ile n d r ic h » , 11. A- M oore,
W m . H o ld e r , L. K . M oore.
N ew entirely. Convenient to busi­
ness. Conducted on best principles.
Feed stable in connection w ith the
hotel. Horses given the best ot
care Rod attention at all times.
1.« M. h a i l » ! p r o p r i e t o r .
W e w e ig h o u r h a y a n d y o u g e t w h a t yoQ p ay to r.
A ll
k in d s
N o sh o r t ta g w e ig h t»
of
fe e d
w h o le s a le
and
B est o f feed fu rn i» h ed to t e a m s .
r e ta il.
B a lled h a y to o rd er.
OPPOSITE WASCO WAREHOUSE
SECO N D STR EET
* TH E
D A LLES
-
OREGON
to g eth er w ith a ll a n d sin g u la r th e te n e ­
m e n ts , h e r e d ita m e n ts a n d a p p u rten a n ces
th e reu n to b e lo n g in g c r in a n y w ise a p p er­
ta in in g . D a ted at M oro. O reg o n . O cto b er
S tth . 1«97.
W M . H O L D E R . S h eriff
HtoiTdl
S h erm a n C ou n ty O regon
j^HERIFF SALE.
Ihirxnant to an ex e c u tio n issu ed o u t o f
th e C ircu it co u rt o f th e sta te o f O regon for
S h erm a n co u n ty on th e 25th d ay o f O ctob er
l*tS7 in a su it th e rein p en d in g » h e r e in T r is
tam T . Savory w as p la in tiff a n d M a rt M
K n ig h t, Xenau K n ig h t, S arah K n ig h t, B a th
H a n n a , Wtn lla n n a . D osoh B row n. C h as. W
Br<*»n. H o sa n n a W ehe, C h as. E . W ehe,
He iter P fi’zer. F ran k I’tita’-r, E th a n K n igh t
C arrie K n ig h t, L eroy K n ig h t. O tis K n ig h t,
and a lso A .S oott and E .S co tt p a rtn ers d o in g
b u sin e s s u nder th e firm n a m e o f S co tt A
C om p any are d e f e n d a n t , c o m m a n d in g m e
to eell th e fo llo w in g d esc rib ed la u d situ a te d
in S h erm a n co u n ty . O regon , to s a tis fy the
sura o f $7O7.1M) an d a ccru in g in te rest at the
ra te o f H per c e n t per a n n u m from th e Hib
d a y o f M arch 1897, an d th e fu rth er aura o f
$ 7 0 00 a tto rn ey s fe e s an d a ccru in g in terest
a t the rate o f 8 iter cen t from th e 9th d ay o f
M arch. 1897, and $31.00 o^ais a u d d isb u r se ­
m e n ts and for a ccru in g c o s ts . 1 w ill on
S A T U ltD A Y , D ecem b er 4th, 1897,
At 1 o 'clo ck p.m . at th e co u rt h ou se d oor in
M oro O regu n , s e ll to th e h ig h est b id d er for
ca sh in h a n d , a ll o f th e fo llo w in g d escrib ed
real p rop erty, to w n : T h e e a s t o n e -h a lf o f
s e c tio n 16 in tow u ahip 3 so u th ran ge 17 ea st
W iU sm ette m e r id ia n , c o n ta in in g in alt
th ree h u n dred a n d tw en ty a cres lu cre or
leas a cco rd in g to g o v ern m en t su rvey, t o ­
g eth er w ith a ll au d ain g u la r th e ten em e n ts,
h e r e d ita m e n ts an d « ¡qrarteuan ces th e reu n to
tx d o n g in g
or m a n y w ia e a p ja r tm u in g .
D a ted a t M oro, O reg o n , O cto b er 2Gih, 1S97.
WM. U O L D E lt, S h eriff
Union Lum ber Company
O f
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W A M C'O
OREGOY.
U . C l a r i s , Zfc^aLnagrer.
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lk c a le r s iu B u ild e r s Supplies«
L im p , C a l It a u d C e m e n t.
L u m b e r , W o o d a n d Coal«
A g e n ts t o r R u s h fo r d W a g o n s .
THE
ALTAM ONT
JR.
LIVELY FEED AID SALE STABLES
yes
<5c
H
older ,
P
r o p r ie t o r s .
.M o r s , S h m a a a C o u n t y , O r e g O B i
D o n ’t y o u w a n t a rig t
l k m ’t y o u w an t a sad d le h o r s e ? .
D o n ’t y o u w an t to p u t up y o u r team ?
A ll
th e s e ca n
H o ld e r
be procu red s t H a y es &
A lta m o n t
barn, M oio, O reg o n .