Sherman County observer., July 07, 1899, Image 2

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C ïb s e tr v c r » 1
county celebrated
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BRIDE IN THE NATION.
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An
A ncient A rt x h at H as Boon
G r o u t iy
Im p ro v ed .
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W A R L IK E
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M IS S IO N A R Y .
Kiel £<*»<.
In
C u r a ln s
Farm ers, Think a Momenti
th e
T h e popular dem onstrations which
It would requite more time than
I 'n c -iu y .
< O. w e command today to enter into de- followed Gov. R oosevelts progress
H om I t H um C o m e D ow n to I n T h r o n a t t
T h a t tin* wurr..»,* sp irit i . n o t c o n ­
tl«»* C e n t u r i e s —M o r e t i e d lu
fined to soldier.» i i le a rly sh o w n b y a
.V»
OREGON.
tad ot the celebration in Sherm an to N ew Mexico, and the enthusiasm
E n r u p e T l x i n lu t h e
s to ry o f a m i s s io n a r y » «.-.plain in N atal,
county this week at Moro. O ur city show n at the reunion of the rough
1 n ite d m a te s .
lU v . G eo r g e S m ith . Mr. S m ith had
EDITORS
D . C. IKEI AND À SONS.
barns w eie tilled w ith county horses. riders, indicate the high esteem in
bccu bunjM jrardy atta<-li(*d t o t h c a r n i j
T h e stu d en t, o f s h o r th a n d t o d a y h a s j fo r thu p« riod o f th e e a tn p u ig n . a n ild u r -
. J r i ï 7. 188t> A round our hotels and private tables w hich the governor anil his men are
F i l l DA Y
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ndrantagt? ovor ’ h«x>o w»»o »s e n t ' in g th e w h o le o f th e lo n g u n d fierce
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were feasted m any hundred neigh­ held. Rut for the close observer of b e fo r e h im in a p erio d p rio r t o 1837, Z u lu a tta c k r ig h t g a lla .it lv hr* jilayed
Moro City (ioveruiucct.
b o rs—farm ers, their wives and fami- public sentim ent they imply far m ote w h en Is a a c P itm a n , th e n an u n k n o w n h is p a r t in t e n d in g tJie s ic k , g iv in g aid
te a c h e r , m ad e su c h im p r o v e m e n t* ujkiq i
M ayor............................. W .H. Moore
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i lies; who enme to join w ith us in than the«. T h e tiib u testo the rough th e s y s t e m s th o u in u se t h a t lie i» called to th e w o u n d ed an d c o m fo r t in g th e
Council m en for one year.
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I d y in g .
S .S .H av es,G .W .B ro c k ,A .C Sanford celcbr ‘t,n S the Rreal N ational holi- riders rd lec t the spirit which flamed th e f a th e r o f m o d e m t-horthan d.
N o o n e had a g r e a te r a h a r e ’o f d a n g e r
D iek en » nin i hi
C ouncilm en for two years.
, day. All who w ere here, especially up so ardently a year ago and placed
Lliu.ii hr. and no o n e , s a y s a w r ite r in
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II.A.M oore, I.M S m ith, Win. Holder. , all w ho heard the oration of Hon. W . at President M cKinley's disposal about, t h o y e a r 1S24, a d o p te d t h e beat I hack w ood i< M agazin e, sh o w e d a m ore
more troops than he could possibly n ieth f» I th e n in e x if. let s-e, b u t th ey w ere s o ld ie r ly e x a m p le o f t r e a t in g th a t d a n ­
A tto rn e y ............................. A. M . Muir ; R . Ellis, must agree that this R epub-
g e r w ith c a lm in d iffe r e n c e . N ot o n ly
have used.
Reeorder ............................ J.M .P arry ; lie never retreats.
eonij«elled to lea rn th e u se o f m ore Gunn
«lid h e |M*rforin th e d u tie s o f h is office,
KiO aifrn« and sy m b o ls , tunny o f w h ic h
T r e a s u r e r ........................ F .II.M ea d er
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b u t a s ev ery m an w h o c o u ld h a n d le a
w e r e a r b itr a r y . S a m u e l l ’cp v a , a u th o r 1 r j |,c
M a rsh a l.................... N .W .Thom peon j x v .
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w an s o r e ly n«*ed»*d to d e fe n d th e
It is the spiiit which disclosed to o f th e ••D iary,” w r o te h is in im K ab le
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W hy should it retreat. T h e re-
W IT H O X E OF
¡btandinc com m ittees of the council. ! ,
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p a r a p e t, Mr. S m ith d id e s s e n t ia l se r v ic e
W ays an.l m eans— H older. M « re ,
,s lhe h 't'hest I'orm of cividra- the world .hat n il., other country w ork in a sv.stein sh o rt lnunl k iw»w n ua b y g o ii g round th e v a r io u s p o s ts an d
d is t r ib u tin g r eser v e c a r tr id g e s .
and Brock.
' *,on fln‘l civilisation must advaace. on earth are men so eager to lay S h e lto n ’s, w h ic h d e m a n d 'd th e uoe
n e a r ly 300 s ig n s a n d nyinlioia.
A g«v<, 1 s t o r y w e n t round th e a rm y In
O n ordinances— S m ith, H aves and | T h e republic’s young men are the a^ide every question of self-interest
W h a t ap p ear» stru n g « in t h is m u tte r
Sanford,
■ most virile anil un wasted ot the world and go to the flo at as thev are in ia t h a t th e jtwople o f tin* U n ite d S ta te s South. A fr ic a b e a r in g o n t h e sp ir it o f
hia p r o fe s s io n a l c o n d u c t orx o n e o c c a ­
Account.- and cu rren t e x p e n s e s - ;n j „
pant for OTKrp[iM w ort,
this»countrv. It is not the spirit of j '
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<uv- tr-r behind Eng- sio n .
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I land . G er tu
m n a n y and F ra n ce in g e n e r a l.
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b an fo rd , Moore and H older.
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A ou can c u t, thresh, reclean and sack your grain a t about the sam e cost as to head and stack the old
D u e o f th e m en , in th e h e a t an d e x ­
S tre e ts and public p ro p e rty -M o o re | 01 ,h e,r P ° "
1 hs rePubl,c 5 l’rcPs ' militarism , but of patriotic loyalty p r a c tic a l k n o w le d g e o f that im p o r ta n t
c it e m e n t o f b a ttle , w'aa c u r s in g h is sn -
way,
thereby Having each year your th resh in g bill. You not only save your thresh ii g bill, b u t you tnake
and
pride
in
the
nation.
A
year
after
w«ork. A m e r ic a n s uro »» a c tiv e , en er­
H aves and Brock.
j ’ M :on h a s b e e n t h e teM'-disciphne of
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er saving of from four to eight bushels of grain on each acre harvested.
g e t ic anti in ie n tu r v , s e e k in g to over- I
On licenses— H ayes, Sanford and 11 century, and that preparedness has the war, when some of the romantic
g u a g e . T h e c h a p la in , c o m in g b eh in d ,
1 Lis saving will pav for the H arvester the first season. Then why not place your orders early and
c o m e tim e an d d is ta n c e in nil t h a t th e y
S m ith .
j found its task. T h e republic’s t>p- novelty ot the rough riders’ exploits tlo, e a a ily lc a ih u g tnw w o r ld In th o m a t ­ h eard h is w o r d s, a m i »aid:
secure a m achine? Nine hundred and forty farm ers are using II olt B ros C ombined H arvesters and
“ Y ou sh o u ld n o t sp ea k like. th a t, m y j
F ire an d w ater— Brock, H older an d . portunity is as noble as its strength, have worn aw ay, this spirit is still te r o f labor-tank in g m a c h in e r y , t h a t it
they all pronounce them a success. W rite to the office for testim onials of leading farm ers all over the
Moore.
and that opportunity is here. T h e manifest w herever the men who took w o u ld s e e m th a t tin* e c o n o m ic valu e o f fr ie n d . D o n ’t c u r s e t h e m ! ” T h e n , sh o v - ; Pacific Coast. For fu rth er inform ation, address
in g a p a ck et o f c a rtr id g e« in to h ia h a n d : ’
H ealth and police— H older, Sanford
» h o r th a i.d w o u ld h a v e b een rec o g n ize d
and H aves.
republics duty is as sacred as its part in the w ar come together and a t o n c e . S u ch , h o w ev e r, b o j n o t been I “ S h o o t th e m ! sh o o t th o rn !”
B oard of h e a lth — Mayor, chairm an opportunity is real, and Am ericans give the public an opportunity to th e ra«K\ know h x lg e o f it b e in g rrotricV
XI h y H e S a id M ia P r a y e r s .
cd c h ie fly to lia is e w lu i fo llo w i< a« u
P r a y e r w a s th e to p ic in a c e r ta in
of com. on h ea lth and police, and never desert their duty. The deinon- reveal its sentiments.
liv e lih o o d , w h ile in o t h e r cou n tru w S u n d a y sc h o o l c la s s in S y r a c u se on a
or
the M arshal.
, strations in the U nited States last
Sleeplessness.¿m elancholia, stnm- n am ed it is p u rsu e d as a a tu d y b y U ioae r e e e n l S u n d a y . O ne lit t le h o y w h o had
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lu e sd a y , here and elsewhere; teach
w ho exjw .'t to fo llo w p r o fe ssio n a l life ,
ache pains», h eart troubles«, H ud y an b e c a u se th e y realist*, h o w \aluabl»* it fe lt vary s m a r t d u r in g th e c la s s h ou r
w a» a sk ed if h e p r a y e d ev er y m o r n in g .
It is said a G erm an w orkm an has i that there is not, anyw here on earth, ; cures. All druggists, 50 cents.
gtett? 2? ax TQ ft I S c h o o l, S io m p o n th , O re g o n .
m ay t»s t o th e m .n th e ir se v e ra l p u r ­ “ I do in v a c a tio n t im e .” he a n sw e r e d .
perfected a process for m aking coal a nation w ith w hich we would
W asco's feed an d livery stable, s u its .
“ IIow is it y o u d o n ’t d o i t th e r est o f
out of earth. T his is to be regretted. ' change places. In the spirit of Lin- J . M. Hoag proprietor, is one of the
T h e o ld G rvek a n d E cvnana wer-c
T r a in in g S c h o o l for T e a c h e r s .
t h e tim e ? ” a»kcd the. te a ch er .
“Oh.
T h e earth at le.-wt ought to he retain- coin’s word«, “ W ith malice toward best places in the county to p u t up w is e r in t h e ir «lay and g e n e r a tio n . l>e- ’c a u se w h e n th ere'» sc h o o l w e p rav in
JIO K O , O R E G O I ,
N ew Bui'dfnc«. N ew Departm e*’’«. U n ­
eouae th e ir s t u d e n t s o f all elr>Mww and
th e sc h o o l in th e m o r n in g s.” “ W all,”
e»l for agricultural and residence noqe, W ith charity for all,’’ the U ni­ at. B est ot feed an d lots of it.
graded C ou nirv S c h o o l W ork. G rrduate* W C . J O IC N N T O X - - g r o g r t e t a r .
sta tio n « c a r e fu lly m a a t e m l th e sj» t« * u ^
a sk ed th e te a ch er , a g a in , “d o n 't yo«i
purposes.
S ecu re good }*o«ition». Strong C«.ur»e«.
Spots before the eyes.’’desponden­ th e n in u se. e m p lo y in g th e m g e n e r a lly j th in k th e r e 's m ore n eed o f p r a y in g in
ted States is spreading the blessings
W ell equipped T rain in g departm ent. N or­
cy, constant worry. H u d y an cures. In corre«;>ondenee. r e c o r d in g o f in in u tea th e r o o m in g th a n a t n ig h t ? ” “ N o ,”
J f l C ’» t o
A ny *ort o f first class
T h e gold product of the world in of civilization and enlightenm ent
m al course q u ic k e .t and be»t wav to S tate
All druggists, o0 cents.
o f v a r io u s »eaa-n»b!p*a, e tc . S u c h o f th e
n g to let. Saddle h©r»e*r BuggV team or
w a s 'h e rep ly , “ ’c a u se a t n ig h t y o u
C
ertificate.
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1896 was $202.000,000. It will be ‘ am ong the ™ces of the earth, and
sin g 'e. H ack, S o r r y , team and w agon
op ecohea o f D c m o s th e s e a ar.d C icero az h ave a w fu l d ream ».”
to $ 160, or hoard $ z .r o to $3 00 per w ee«.
—a n y th in g to order—at th e m ost reason­
w e r o n o t rend fro m m a n u e c r ip t w« re I
$41-0.000 000 in 1900 according to j nevcr was its mission o f peace-pre-
J E R S E Y S B L IN D
I T uition $ 6 25 per term ot ten week«.
P x e e llr n t R e p ly .
able rates. G iv e m e a call.
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F a ll term begin« Sept. 19th. S im m er
Stoat I n t r r r a ilD g W o m a n 1« Mlaa
• O ne d a y . a b o r tlv b e fo r e Q u een V iis
F e e d , f f a a le n r E i c h a a g e — W ill
w a rd “ lo iig h a n d e d .”
1 term , Ju n e 2 7 -S e p t. 1.
A lic e A. H o lm e « .
m int, based on the rate of increase Sr ,t e ,u i ly recognized as it is today.
toria'» d ia m o n d ju b ile e , o n e o f h er
keep you r horses on the best Feed In the
T h o s e ( i reek and H om an s y s t e m s w ere
For C atalogue, Addre««
land. H av, grain, e?c . and take good care
' T h e applause accorded to M r. Ellis , . ° n? c 5 , lb< m o*t ‘ n U r ’ i t ’ ® 'r nTen t h e o n ly o n e s k n o w n to E u r o p e u n til r o v a l d a u g h te r« rem a rk ed a n x io u s ly :
show n in
and 1899.
P. L CAM PBELL,
\V. A. W A N N ,
o f th em . I f y ou want to buy, sell or trade
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. I •■'•C.r.n! •• is V. m Alice A. Holmc-s. th e t e n t h e e n tu r y o f - t h e Christ.*«» era, “ M am m a, it w ill tir e y o u t o bow for
I’re-ident,
Secretary o f E acultr. can acco-r.m ods’r y o u . Large corral and
in Moro plainly show that the senti- ' th e h eiirv»s. M is« lio iin e e h a s j u s t crone
o n e o r o t h e r b e in g adopt*»I in d iffe r e n t­ a ll th o s e hour* on ju b ile e d a y ! ” “ I h ave
feed sh ed s in connection w ith the barn.
Discoveries were made recently in 1 m ent ot Sherm an county people har- , ’ntu W'f 'A“ o r n o rc, b u t th e r e is n o ly b y th e v a r io u s e o u n t r ie s u n til th e d i­ b o w ed to m y p e o p le fo r W y e a r s .” w as
• 'lliilrtte o f
i u m .t ie .
-= c u ± ïL e r n
the lava beds of N ew Mexico w hich monizes w ith the sentim ent that God
’ Ti<cr, ‘ f h ,r
anJ J ° nniT v isio n o f th e ( o t h o l i c c h u r c h . W h ile it ’ th e r e p ly , “and I s h a ll n o t l e t t h a t tir e
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r n ii • t w - a t lo v er , fo r rh e i* now in h«~r
m e on ju b ile e «lay.”
th e IV h c a tfte ld »H ill
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proves that thousands ot years ago ! did not m ake the Am erican people «eventv-fifth y»..r. mvb I V n n a y h u n ia is c o m m o n ly s a id th e art lieca n w lo»t i
for a c « it u r y o r m o re, an d w a a th e n re- !
im d y D e t e c t iv e a .
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there existed in that region a system j *be m ightiest hum an force of all time | f;r:t. Th-'tt tLv cH w. man ¡« blind ai-<i
vivevi in «ut im p roved fo r m . Lhla » a l t o I A n official o f th e F re n c h d e te c tiv e <!*-
South Hound No 1.
North B eend No. 2
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o f reservoirs, irrigation and viaducts »imply to feed anti die. H e did not ‘ 1x*’
!l\ J <' vr *’.nSe. kilc
’**• geth cT e rr o n e o « » . I t w-aa e h n p ly th a t | pa r im e n t »ay» t h a t nu m b er« o f lo d i* ,
Lv » 4 5 pas B ik ’ c -»
R un« a general delivery w agon
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S a tid a c tio n guaranteed
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I.e« * n tlv h er b r o th e r d ie d ia (. a h fo r n i»
7 10 pm G ibsons ..........
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to all par?« of Moro and vicin ity
give our race the brain of o rg a n ic - • 8nU
hrr n bi.. forl Ine whkh , he l o t h svatcau« fo ile d w m e e t th e re- w e ll k n o w n in P a r isia n s o c ie ty d o n o t
that is unparalleled at this age.
7 ?'< p:s W »»eo .............
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12 V) pm
G oods o f t i l description m oved
q u ir o c ic n t« o f th e L t e r a iu r s o f th a t age,
7 45 pm K locdvke ........
lion and heart of dominion to no y.rpo*.»« to sp e n d ia th e a m e lio r a tio n w hh-h w a s c h ie fly n - l i g io i * :md la r g e ly h e s it a t e to v ile r th e ir se r v ic e s aa d e ­
12 33 pw
and careful handling guaranteed
te c tiv e s o n c o n d itio n th a t th e y arc
Best
What
Oil
Retain­
7 53 pro Sum m it ..........
12
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pm
It has been decreed by the author purpose and no end; has given us a ° i lh e s u ffp r O o f h e r fe llo w -a fflic te d con fin ed to th e d w e lle r s in m on aster»-». p a .d . S o m e o f th e m , in fa c t, receive
k (e* pra H av Canon J no
11 id am TEA!I HITCHED CE HEADY POR BVSIXBM
,
I k in d . M iss I’o ln « » liven in a q u ie t am i
S IS pm M cDonalds
11 55 am
all hours o f the day.
kies that there shall be no more j Pax* equal to our talents, H e has 1 p r e t t y a trvet in J e r s e y t ity . an d fo r 27- T h e conm von s e n s e m on k » g r a d u a llv p a y v a r y in g fr o m f 150 t o 250 a m o n th .
ing Process Kncm
k XI pm Dvin «w ..........
11 4*3 am
h a n g ed it Vo m e e t e x .* : .n g e u n d .tio n s.
Arv 9 :»« pm Moro .................. Lv 11 » am RATES REASONABLE
eountv seat fights in Oklahoma. I appointed for us a destiny equal to y c a ra a h ' h a» s t r u g g le d th r o u g h a d e ­ a d d in g o n u m b e r o f sip u a an d sy m b o ls
I h r s u i h T l r k e t s to P e in t s I a n
Corn and Chop Hili in Connection
AND Bl'elSEaS
T his is about the w arm est indorse 011 r endow m ent«; ha« made us the c e n t p o v e r ty . H er b r o th e r in C a lifo r ­ as e u b v titu te s fo r w o r d s o f a p u r e ly
and in Europe cat. now be purchased at the
n ia h aa a lw a y s Im -k n l a f t e r h e r w a n ts , e c c lc ‘-ia»u--ol n a tu re . T h u s t h e m on k
Moro ofcc*- o f the Colnrobia boo the rn
PHOlsPTL^ ATTE.-DEE TO.
m ent of the disarm am ent scheme
civilization that we may ad- bu t M iss H o lm e s’ j r id e w o u ld n o t a l­
snd at the lowest prevailing rates.
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o f th a « le v e n t h c e n tu r y r e a lly s e t th e
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th at hum an ingenuity is capable ot. in*n*ster cnn.z.ition.______
GIVE ME A CALL.
EXPRESS. Consign vocr express m at­
low- hin t t o su p p o r t h er. a n d s h e ha*
fo u n d a tio n fo r Q»e p r e r e n t apporentltr*
.V ier« < - , y K l f l c t a l P a p e r .
•O F F IC IA L »‘A I.R OF M IE K .4 A N
LI o C i T B
ro s .
O r i g i n a l I , in k B
C O M B IN E »
STOCKTON, Cal.
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SI A E V E S T E B 8
WALLA WALLA, W ash
RED- -BARN,
Trutking
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T h e late miserable attack of the
O regonian on President M cKinley,
w hich we reproduce to d .y on the
fourth page, has been ably answered
fey G ov. R oosevelt himself, who is
favorable to Mr. McKinley and h,s
adm inistration.
Col. B ryan declares that he will
continue to be a candidate for presi­
dent as often as the tour-year periods
are clipped ot£ until victory iinally
perches upon the banner of free sil­
ver. H e w ants to be taken cot only
seriousiy but serially.
T h e fact that 20,000,000 pieop’e in
Russia will lacK lood on account of
the failure o f the w heat crop in that
country is one of the tragedies of the
time. N o country in the world ex­
cept C hina has seer, so much hard­
ship o f one sort and another in re­
cent je a rs as sem e parts of Russia.
None of this year’s addresses to
eoiiege graduates has surpassed that
ot Gov.Roosevelt in patriotism . H e
believes and insists that Am ericans
are capable of governing not only
thern«elves, hut their islands, and
that the more education they have
the better the governm ent will be.
Those who have apples to save
from the ravages of the codling moth
»hould spray them at once if they
have not already do.?e so. The first
larvae are now entering the fruit and
it is now almost too late to exp>ect
the best result«.. P rom pt action will
be necessary to save the crop. W e
noticed Sunday that it have invaded
several orchard» this wav, but none
so badly but that they may be des­
troyed by prom pt action.
T h e 4th ol Ju ly “chick»7’ on the
grounds in M oro Tue»day ranged in
years from 1 to 63. Baby Foiater ol
R ufus, born July 4, 1*98, headed the
li«t, and D .C . Itelar.d, born July 4th,
1836, brought up the rear. Between
these ages came Miss Eva Belshee,
Miss C arrie Davis and J . C arl W il­
liams. G randfather Morrow-, 79 on
Tuesday, was unable to be w ith the
party as we sipped our ice crcain to
the health ol President M cKinley.
T h e r e is more C atarrh in this sec-
fion ot the country than all other dis-
ease put together and until of last few
year» w it »uppo«,! to be incurable.
F o r a greet m any y e a r,d o c to r, pro
nounced it a local disease and prescri-
bed local remedies and by constantly
f linin' to cure with local treatm ent
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to l»e a constitutional
disease and therefore requires consti­
tutional treatm ent. H all’s C atarrh
C ure, manufactured by F J Cheney 4
co.,T oledo,O hio, is the only constitu­
tional cure on the m arket. It is taken
internally m doses from ten drops to a
teaapoonful—it acts directly on the
Mood ar<| mucous surfaces of the sya-
fcin. T h ey offer fioe.no for any cr.se
.1 fails to cure. Send for circulars and
festimoriials. A ddress F J C heney &
e o ., r<»iedo O ’lio. Sold by druggists,
^ix.. H alls’ 1 a.ntlv l*i«ls ate the best
I
T he F rench can at least brag that
they secured a cabinet before Chicago
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.
,
. . .
ciscoyercd a pres,.lent for the L uton
I raction coinpany.
_
A man wa, ridin„ a,ong , he
. on
H ay C reek the other d .v
t j-
, ,
-
leading a pack horse, w ith another
pack horse following tied to the tail
of the first one. T h e last horse
stopped atnl pulled back, draw ing
himselt and the other pack horse
over the m ountain side, and the two
went to the bottom of the canvon.
O ne was killed and the other is near­
ly dead. Unfortunately the fellow
who so tied them together was not
killed.
T he spectacle of P ingree and A l­
ger occupying the same political
berth is most interesting. T h e two
men are unlike in tem peram ent
m ethods and past affiliations. T h e
tx>nd that holds them together is
mutual self-interest. Each sees that
the other can help him to a realiza­
tion o f his politic.;! am bition. T h e
alliance is likely to m ake a commo­
tion in Michigan politics that may be
the precursor ot discord in the next
republican national convention.
T h e Cosmopolitan has a well exe­
cuted portrait of Duchc«« Je laPochr-
foucauld, daughter of H on. Jo h n II.
M itchell, illustrating “Some A m eri­
cans who have M arried T itles.” T he
Rochefoucauld family is one of the
oldest and proudest in France, and
the Am erican Duchess i« an ornament
to the society of the F aubourg St
Germ ain, to w hich she belongs. T his
m arriage is know n to have been a
love-match, as Miss Mitchell had no
fortune w hatever to offer as a dot.
W hen a m anufacturer or merchant
»ells a new kind of machine he will
send some one com petent to set it up
and run it. It is easy enough when
you know how , but often difficult to
the inexperienced. W hen the grange
was planted am ong the farm ers it
was entirely new to them . It was a
m agnifiteut machine
and every
neigborhood took one, but very few
knew how to m ake it dotfficient
w ork. It is not surprising that »ome
should fail.
It is encouraging to
know
that
it
has
passed the period of
, .
iuit-!age, reached its m ajority and
’’ responsible to itself for its conduct,
’ It, principle, ore better under.tood
| by it, m en,her., and » h e n ¡nielli
1
n mteiii
¡'c,lt Y presented to the public, c h a l-
lenge criticism.
»♦«aaaa—D
SCROFULA
thin blood, weak lungs and
paleness. You have them in
het w eather a s well as in cold.
SCOTT’S EMULSION cures
them in sum m er as in winter.
It is cream y looking and pleas­
an t tasting.
joe. and f 1 « j >2| dracrist.«.
Dv«««««««>«>>««»«»»♦««««»»«>>«avwwwwt
ea rn ed h er o w n liv in g w e ll th r o u g h th e
v e a r s o f h e r s o litu d e .
E a rly in lif e
i ”bc conce‘v«sl » b n e fo r m u s ic , a n d al-
th o u g h d e p r iv ed o f h e r *-_’h t »he m an -
i aged
, hut
a„ . ,,nce
th a t ahe b e c a c .e p r o fic ie n t sh e »leaired
to te a c h . A n d . Ft r a n g e t o sa y . sh e w a s
q u ite a s p r o fic ie n t a s a te a c h e r aa ahe
w aa aa a p e r f o m e r . S h e fo u n d sh e
co«.Id au eceed w ith p u p il» w h o bad th e ir
>yea aa w e ll a s w ith p n p ils w h o had n o t.
A nd in t h a t w a y sh e su p p o r te d h e r ­
s e lf . if n o t in eit-4-ar.ee. a t le a s t In c c m -
lo r t. N ow t h a t M s« llo k r.c« h a s b een
ren d e re d In d e p e n d e n t, «'io w ill d e v o te
h er m o n e y t o th e e d u c a tio n c f h er f e l­
lo w s w h o ore a filic te d w it h b lin d n e ss.
A n u m b e r o f y e a r s n g o \L *a H o lm e s
p u b lish e d a v o h p n e o f v e rses th a t h ave
th e tr u e r in g o f p o e tr y in th e m .
S 1 N C E V IC T O R IA W A S C R O W N E D .
T M » r » n » t » t i e r » U r e a « S o c ia l K e -
lo r« « « an <l V, o a J r r f a l t a v r n t l o a » .
G reat s o c ia l raform a b e lo n g to Q u een
V icto ria '« r e .c n . w r ite a W illia m G eo rg e
J o r d a n in Ixd ie«* H o m e J o u r n a l, n a r ­
r a t in g th e p r o g r ès» o f t h e w o r ld s in c e
Q u een V ic to r ia a s c e n d e d t h e t h r o n e
60 y cor« a g o . T h e d e g r a d in g p r a c tic e
o f f lo g g in g h a s b een atx d ia h ed in th e
a r m ie s an d n avic« o f A m e ric a a n d E n g ­
lan d . C h ild ren a r e n o lo n g e r p e r m itte d
to w o r k in th e m in e s o f B r ita in . F n »«
g a n g s n o lo n g e r f o r e m en in to th e
se r v ic e o f th e q u e e n ’s n a i y . T h e lie d
C roes society, a p p ro v e d b y 49 n a tio n « ,
h a s « o fto n e d Use h o r r o r o f w a r. T h e
tr a n s p o r ta tio n o f c r im in a ls , w ith it s
m a n y evil», ha« b e e n s u p p r e s s e d . E x ­
e c u t io n s s r e r.o lo n g e r c o n d u c te d In
p u b lic. T h e tr e a tm e n t o f c r im in a l« h a s
becom e hum ane.
F a c to r y la w s an d
b u ild in g a cta m a k e lif e e a s ie r fo r th e
poor.
I n v e n tiv e s c ie n c e ha« m ad e m a r v e lo u s
progre«« in e v e r y d e p a r tm e n t d u r in g
V ic to r ia 's 60 y e a r s a s q u e e n , ( a n t ile v e r
b rid g e« h a v e n u rp risod th e w o r ld .
T ra v el h a s b een w o n d e r fu lly q u ic k e n e d
by s tr e e t e a rs, c e b s . t r o lle y s , t a b le car«,
e le v a te d road« an d o th e r tr iu m p h s o f
in v e n tio n . In 1837 th e r e w e r e n o t y p e ­
w r ite r s , n o p a -v e n g c r « le v a to r s, n o nn>d-
r rn b ic y c le s , r.o so d a -w a te r fo u n ta in s ,
n o h o r s e le s s c a r r ia g e s , n o c h e m ic a l fire
¡e x tin g u ish e r s, n o ir o n c la d s , n o p e r fe c t­
in g pre*»»-». F u lly c h r o n ic lin g th e i n ­
v e n tiv e p r o g r e s s o f th e la st s ix d e c o d e s
w o u ld m a k e it se e m u s i f n o t h in g o f
real c o n se lju f n ee t o n a n ' s c o m fo r t h ad
b een d o n e b e fo r e ls3 7 .
NEW
Y O R K ’S
SK Y SC R A PER S.
I .I n e o f C o i h a n i l . a p l d l ) - a n d C w * »
tta n n lly ('h a n g in g .
Ttin s k y - lin e o f N e w Y ork »«.-h an gin g
•fi ra p id ly t h a t th e A m e ric a n t ia v e le r
w h o g o e s a b ro a d c a n r e c o g n iz e w ith
m o r e c e r t a in t y th e profile» o f th e fo r ­
e ig n c it ie s h e a p p r o a c h e s th a n th a t o f
hia o w n m e tr ó p o li» a» h e seca it fro m
t h e d e c k o f t h e atc%m<>r o n hia r e tu r n ,
aaya S c r ib n e r ’». I t . m a y lie hi» flrat
v is it t o E u ro p e; h e ffiny k n o w L o n d o n ,
llo in e and P a ris o n ly fro m th e v iew » o f
t hem in ol»l p r in ts, f l n t if h e h a s an e v e
for su c h tilin g a hi» fir s t g lim p s e o f SL
P a u l's, S t. P oter'a. o r N o tr o Im m e w ill
te ll h im i o w h a t p la ce he ¡» c o m in g , fo r
a ll th e w o r ld k n o w s th e s e p in n a c le s,
h a s k n o w n th e m fo r c e n tu r ie s . T h e y
are a s e o n a p ie iio u a an d c h a r a r te r ia lin
in th e a ilh o u a tte s o f th e ir e itic a aa th e y
w e r e ««hen tJwv w e r e b u ilt.
O no o f tho Diit< h g o v e r n o r s o f N ew
A m r te n la m , s e e k in g irf s p ir it s o m e f a ­
m ilia r e a r t h ly h a b ita tio n , m ig h t find
old A m s te r d a m , fo r it c u t s th e sa m e
fig u r e in th e s k y to -d a y t h a t It d id w h en
lie le f t it; b u t tin* la st «lead b o a s o f N ew
\ o r k . if b y a n y chance, he a h o u ld g e t
a w a y from w h e r e h e o u g h t to lie. w ou ld
aearrh th e h o r iz o n in vntn fo r th e fa c e
o f hia c it y . T h e fe a tu r e s hia ©ye w o u ld
se e k fo r a r e th e r e ; O hl T r in ity s t ill
sta n d s , ¡ta s t e e p le , lik e th e s p ir e s o f
th e oh l c a th e d r a ls , u p lifte d h ig h above
th e e a r th ; b u t i t s s o lit a r y p r o m in e n c e
ia g o n e .
T h e m o d e r n office b u ild in g
baa r is e n h ig h e r th a n th e h e a d o f th e
c r o ss an<l th e c h u r c h lia s lo s t it s d is ­
tin c tio n . T h e e n fe rp ri« « o f h u s in e a s h a s
su r p a ss e d th e a sp ir a tio n o f r e lig io n .
S h iio h s
if? C o u g h a n d
(¿ {o n su n in iio n
iT oprietor and M anager,
ter to Moro “ care o f C olom bia Southern
p e r fe c t s y s te m o f e .g o w riv in g by so u n d .
Express Com pany.
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E. E. L ttlb .
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<h’. Si.’ er ol 30 »e»r eTperaarc
n e v e r tc e x i R>«:. I t liv e d in o n e form
President.
Gene ral. Mar. veer
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o r a n o th e r , an d a lw a y s , w it h t h e cen -
t u n e s , in an im p r o v «,1 oa<l im p r o v in g
c o n d itio n , b ecau oo th e r e h ave liv e d ia
e v er y a g e tlvorc w h o a p p r e c ia te its
« is b ero ed g e s t i ó n -be
tri'-«: suceeesNil C vugh M cii-
_____ c a l l i n g o n
e c o n o m ic v a lu e. I t is b e lie v e d th a t it
<-ine v.-er » wn to sc«ec«-<- •
D aily (except Sunday) between
w a s p r a e v ic sd in P h e u ic ia b e fo r e A t­
few «*,
tc r a n a b iy care th e
F o r a l l K in d » e t
w o -st csM-s o f C<»eeh, Cr<»t:p
T H E DALLE».
tic a ex.M s-d ae a j e o p ie , o a d poos:W y
* ~ 1 I«' ' orb : : s, w ;>i le its w oa -
H O O D U IY E R .
U fa at B a b y lo n . D o e fin<la n o trace» o f t
«Seri--*! s c ,-■ «»« - t «be c e r e o f
Q u ality considered
1
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n C h in a or J a p a n , p r im a r ily b e c a u se th e
C A LF A D E I.O F K S ,
a ” e l-r . -heh vt»--/ fxrrj-. *ne.
fir st nam<-d c o u n t r y h as a lw a y s , and
We Will Not
b
*t C - sw » i t has
V A M O l M R am « K IB T L 1 M B
I»e-. r ! <*u < p lerv o tee. »
he recotw! u n td r e c e n tly , o p p o se d all
T ouching at n a y potata r f both sidee c f
wb h bo . -t.'r n:c
ice
Be undersold.
m a n n er o f la b o r a n d t i s M a » ; i g d e ­
van »-»r. t.
I? y* -i b a v e »
the Columbia river.
Vooj: I. w e r i : r « .T „ ,
vice«. R enidas, th e ir s :s a k in d o f c h a r ­
t o t r y it . In L n ; t v l --ía-ea ar I
Both
o
f
the
above steamers have bees re-
W
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h
a
re
rough
and
dre«?ed
lu
m
b
er
now
on
hand,
b
u
t
it
ia
a c te r w r ilin g , to w h ic h tlie r e m ig h t be
C ooed a 29e , M>- a o d g l *•*. and
exee lent shape for i t e
in k a g la cd Is. h l . vs ¿4. ar.d
d iffic u lty »n app ly rog a pr«ct^*aj bhorv-
«a Oh
t e E r g a la : « L ise w ill
har.d m e th o d .
it« p a lm es the best servies
TL e p r e se n t h is to r y o f sh o r th a n d
SOLE PROPRIETORS
««.■ ,
)a»ib!e.
Lor Comfort. Economy
ihtnv» c o n c lu s iv e ly t h a t it Is In n.ore
leaiure.
ren cral u se in E u rop e th a n in t h f Unite«!
T r a v e l by S te a m er s e f
S ta tes, th e o id e r c o u n tr ie s hav in g tr .e d
L E R O Y . N Y.
ind proved i t s r o e r .ts so m e t .m e before
T h e R e g a l a t e r 1 Ine^
it w a s f a ir ly iu tr o d u c e d u p on t h w e x le
HAMILTON, CAM.
>f th e o c e a n . T h e ir j u d g m e n t in th is
I-«” The above steam ers leave Portland
m a tte r b e in g rip e an d t h e ir e x p e r ie n c e
7 a r a ., and The Dalle» at S.00 a.m .. and ar
r sta b lish c d . a f o llo w in g o* th e ir e x a m ­
rive at d ecim ation i s am ple tim e for o«i-
bor «aie by A. D B olton A Co., Moro.
p le c o u ld be tw'cvanjUtse»! o n ly w :th r»**vd
ttoisii trains.
The D alles G fioe
r e s u lts. T h e c iv iliz a tio n o f t u r ; v . and T
Portland Office.
Court «tree.
e sp e c ia lly o f th o s e th r e e cou : ',rn* iq
Oak street D ock.
vt. C. A L IO WAT,
All oatatsndinfi Sherman ooontv Warrant«
w hich sh o r th a n d is .n g r e a te s t u se, does d<»wn »o and m e lo d ic s No ‘.M. Seri«*« E.
General Agent.
n o t d iffe r s o m u c h from t h a t o f th e dated Aran. 7. 1AK), are now pavabie at
U n ited S t a t e s t h a t wh&t is o f p r a c tic a l th is office. Interest w ill cesse fritti th is
date- Dated Moro. Oregon. July 4». lWQl
and g e n e r a l b e n e fit th e r e w-ould be le ss
W. STANLEY. County Treaanrer
j here. It i* d u e th i* c o u n tr y , how ever, y o n c K .
to s o y th a t n o n e o f th e se ear. o ffer a » . »•
tern o r m e th o d th a t r f w w s a n v im p rove­
A Koan H eifer, w ithout any marks, has
m e n t. u p o n t h e w h o le , o f th e l«e*t th a t t**en in my field for about two montba « dò
are t a u g h t a n d practlc*ed in th e U n ite d the owrer is hereby notified to com e and
pay expenses and take her awav.
S ta te s.
In d eed , m e th o d s o f te a c h in g
here are m o re d ir n -t an d t o t h e ¡»o.-nt. J u n e ?M l< t ) .
M oro. O regon .
T ak e tw o p e r so n s o f eqtKtl in te llig e a c «
Leave Moro daily except Sunday!
oiwl w it h e q ’mJ e d u c a tio n a l ad v a n ta g e« ,
\ \ heat and Barley rolled to order. Custom work a specialty.
th e o n e in E n g la n d a n d t h e o th e r in
a t 7 a.m. Arrive Antelope 6 p m
t h e I n ite d S ta te s . <ach u n d e r in s tru e- 1
: Stages arrive at Kent at noon.
F re s h a n d
turn, nm l t h e Amer:«run sh o u ld be first
A t the restfturant . Y l « r o , O r e
C a r e d V ir a to .
t o a tta in u th o r o u g h ly p r a c tic a l k n o w l­
F a re can w a y
F r u i t a n a il V e g e ta b le » .
edge ©f th e a r t.— N. Y. Tribu»ve.
E xpress package« and freignt carefu lly
handled and delivered along th e route
T O D U Y T H E P O P E A C IT Y .
prom ptly and at reasonable rates.
O
reg
o
n
.
C o a a ta stltto p le . M ore T h a n
Horne. Is
IJX c I t Bo He »*—— «-I!---
I t is s u g g e s t e d th a t th e P oet .an C a th o ­
V & o ro , O r e g o n .
A n te lo p e , O re
C l e a r s , C a a d le a . N w ta , e t c .
l ic s o f ( liru iton d on i o h o ll M itiecnbe tl,-
obo.Ox'.OOu to b u y D om e oju I a near-by
senjwiTt fo r th e poj*e, s a y s Ila r jeT ’s
W e ek ly . T h e b e lie f is A p t e o s e d that
th e I ta lia n g o v e r n m e n t tn :g h t aril th e
B u tle r , F g g a , P s u ltr y
Order« taken for peaches, pear» snd
p r o jw r ty w ith o u t a rriou a tle tr im e n t to
■ u U a l l M in d s o f t a n a P r o d u c e
other
fruit
for
table
and
preserving
R. C. W A L L IS, P r o p .
ita p o litic a l in t e g r it y an il t iia t th e
m o n e y co u ld l»o pxed to g r ea t a d v a n ta g e tV. J. M arts
R
U
F
U
S , S H E R M A N
C O ., O R .
W. O. Aneaworthv
In r elict in g h o l y o f |>eri o f th e burden L. H. MartiA.
J. M. r ’-vtt.
MA î V STREET
o f her p u b lic d f b t . It is not iir o io w d
NEAR THIRD.
to tu rn over th e p r in c ip a l to th e venders,
E'r-e-el»«« in every rropeev Clesa roe«»*.
e.*d bed. and » labis e i « e d aet m say ia iMe
b u t t o p la c e it in tr u st and to pay ita
t» i< l K
K astrs
aglre .
o n n u a l proceesl» in to t h e l u l i a n tr e a s­
.I to ro , O re g o n
I T o p r le to r
For tMe N *ne«t of hauler» «»4 ether« T-ltittne
u r y s s lo n g a s th e po]»e r em a in s undue
Rufus ftud wishing rrt I v
turbe.d in th e |xq-al te r r ito r y .
h&« srrsareU aoui» m fol.os «
H ave the be«t m achine «ho;» snd
BreaXMtt.-----------SteT oetoek.
T h e p la n is a very p r e tty o n e an d
foundry in Eastern O regon and
> »£ «•« .- „ ........ l i t « *
-
th e r e ar© th o s e w h o th in k I he m o n e y
are ready to do all kind« o f
— * to 7 -
m ig h t lie retard a n d th a t K in g H u m ­
a'rht wetefcaaa e t a be eeneTsertr ©a»,
b ert's g o v e r n m e n t w c u l I a p p r e c ia te l l l a r k a n i i i t i l B g , K e p n l r l n g ,
.--/e d u * aw i^e» (<-.e«a» Be a e e i «11 tretoa
and recstve guests arnviac 4uri»g the eight.
th e a d v a n ta g e« o f s u c h n b a r g a in . Cut
W ood
W o r k l n t , C a s tin g
. Livery tesras een be procured at say Uase
w o u ld R om e b e th e b e st p u rc h a se th e
either a» , or night.
» h p e r fa lty .
pejv* co u ld m a k e w ith th e m o n ey ? H o r s e N b o e l a c
( h ica g n w o u ld ta k e him v a stly cheaper
nm l g iv e h im port p r iv ile g e s on I x k e
M ich ig a n , bu t »he co u ld n o t e n g a g e to
mnk<* h»ni m o n n r e h o f an A m erican to w c -
If yoa ora la poor health «r
s h ip n t a n y ¡ rice. H ut th e r e is (o n *
your bora«« not fed right.
ataritir.op le, nn e x c e lle n t c it y , w h ere
pojM's h ave live«! Iiefore, fu ll o f rrady-
math* c h u r c h e s b u ilt by C h ristia n s anti
Ladies needinjj the assist­
n e a r ly rip e now fo r r cc o n sec ra tio n .
ance
o f a first class drevs
C o n sta n tin o p le s e e m s lia b le t o e o n is
wm v
m aker are invited to call on
in t o th e m a r k e t n n y d a y . If th e jxq>©
c o u ld b u y it o f th e s u lta n th at w o u ld bo
M is s
M f tg g io
S t a f f
n d e a l w o r th s u lts e r ib in g t o and w a illi
Hu tha beat t© be bad; neat« serrad Vs •
«ets^ung canner sud » r*«u .ta b ,« r u a
t u r n in g a p a g e o f h isto r y to r e c o r iL ^ ^ A t her dress m aking parlors over
In eo&aecuva with the hotel.
THE DILLES. PORTLUD lid ISTORI!
HY1GITI0R CÛIPUT.
Cure
Take time te Save Honey«
S é ZLKS» V f t in îÇ , QxftSOQ.»
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Steamers Kegnlator
«»a S a lta i City
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SHBBKAN COUNTY PRODUCT
it!
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j . j . s r i u R r i i B,
W. Broek
BERRIES
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
Try it!
Moro - A ntelope
Stick by it.
Aortli Pacific Floor Mills, Wasco
wtui rututu um..J
Farmers’
Meat Market
•IForo,
K e a x y W rtg & t» Propvtetr
Dried and Canned Eratfs
Always on Hand
CHERRIES ARE SOW RIPE
RUFUS HOTEL
City Fenadry Co.
Sara UeDonald,
f
Union Lumber Company 4
W A SC O
Haling
<» ...Parlors,
Us
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O R EG O N
C l a r k , M a n a g e r
YOUR FA U LT
in B a n d e r s S u p p lie s .
L im e , D a lli an<9 C e m e n t .
Grass Valley
L u m b e r , W o o d a n d C o a l.
'House.
.
L g e o ts to r B iis lif b r d W a g o n s .
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the M . M . Company store
The
D e p th
o f A n a -S p o ta .
W ith in a fe w y e a r s th e q u e s tio n h a s
b e e n r a ise d w h e th e r s u n -s p o ts a r e r e a l­
ly d e p r e ssio n s , or h o le s, in th e su n 's
s u r fa c e , ns th e y h ave g e n e r a lly b een
c o n sid e r e d to be b y a s tr o n o m e r s . P ro f.
R ieeo , o f C a ta n ia , c o n c lu d e s, a s th e re­
s u lt o f a lo n g s e r ie s o f o b s e r v a tio n s ,
n o t only- t h a t th e s p o t s are c a v it ie s in
t h e su n , b u t t h a t th e ir ila p th can be
a p p r o x im a te ly m e a su r ed .
He sta te s
t h a t th e a v e r a g e d e p th o f 33 s u n -s p o ts
m e a su r ed b y him w a s a b o u t 640 m ile»!
—Y o u th « C om p an ion .
n>ree< «♦! hay and gra!»
Over » la u t Ma. wua iae4
D. M. RADLEY
W bolcale and Retail Pealrr
for Sherman r.tunty Oregon in
T H E HAEI.Efflg 0B EO O M Í.
I iwe ? R hicl R ewenl F o r P h o t o g r a p h s ,
C o lu m h ia IS it e r S c e n e s
Can save you 50 ct« on every barrel
Good« »old at both \Ya*co and Moro
ü lo u n la iii V ie w s a n d F r a m e s .
Post office addre«« 1« Moro, O regon
Commercial Job Printing !
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