Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, December 20, 1901, Image 2

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A d a il y o b se r v a t io n .
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; . T l“ * 'lu:;d:eds of P ^p le never
I‘ ai ‘ ek of shekman co. j ' ' e stn‘bed themsel ve«,is evident to
______ MORO, O R E G O N .
' lh°se who look about them. They
official
V a l l e y , O uegox ,
F ree »
K JO T IC E O F APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
i-i
License.
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To all whom it may concern:
lake notice that the nnderstgued, John
Loister, will apply to the County Coart of
I KF i AM. A
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eve'-v hand that fail because
bbermau county, state of Oregon, on Wed­
the 2d day of Januaiy, 1902. for a
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j they undertake to do something for bENT ABSOLE TELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL CARD nesday,
License to sell spirituous, malt and vinioas
The price of The Observer is f 1.50 j which they are not fitted. There is
liquors iu less quantities than on«- gallon,in
W r ite Y o u r N a m e u n d
A d d rcsh P l a i n l y .
the town of liufus. District No. Due in said
forf. ur m ontbt^buH f pakfin advance
i n° l'uslnes6 or profession that is not
county of Sherman, for the period for whtoh
I
There is nolhing like Asthmalene. It his receipt from the Countv treasurer of said
Wilh ‘bose who have en-
brings instant relief, even in the worst cases county may call for. and hereunto « m - w t
cents per month
his petition, which he will present to the
:---- &a&e,‘ »n some line ot work without
It cures where all else fails.
FI I DAY
court at said time.
J ohn A. FoisiaBflB
D ecember 20, UWl . first learning whether they have any
Rev C. F Wells o f Villa Ridge, III sa»s btn29j3]
Bufus,
Your
trial
bottleof
.V
lb
m
a
lc
e
received
in
The great things in life t re things j of the qualities of success in it. Be-
good-condition. I cannot tell ,o u low thank-
! cause a man is what the world call,
tul I teel for the good derived from it. I was p K T IT IO N FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
a man is going to do tomorrow.
a slave, chained with putrid sore throat and
I smart, is not a proof that he can be
To the tlonoralilc the County Court o f the state
A-thma tor ten years. I despaired of ever ot Oregon
ter Sherman county:
Exercise discretion in turning down I successful in j.ny business he may se-
Oring cur« d. I saw your advertisement for
We the uudersigued residents and legal
the cure ol thi«. dreadbd and tormenting dis­ voters in District Number One, county and
a poor man—he may he rich some | lect to enter. He may b.come suc­
ease. Asthma, and thought vou had overspok- state aforesaid, do hereby respectfully peti­
day.
cessful as a lawyer and yet fail as a
tion and pray that said County Court shall
en yourselves, but resolved to give it a trial
minister. He might be a good lecturer
Io my astonishment, the trial acted like a grant a license to John A. Foister to sell
spirituous, malt and vintous liquors, in the
If a man worked as hard to get to though a poor professor. He might
ettarm. Send me a full sized bottle.”
town of Bufus, District Number One, in less
heaven as he does to get an office, he wrn honor as a political speaker, yet
quantities than oue gallon, for the’period
K ev . Hr. llo r r t s W ecisaler.
tor which his reoeipt from the county ireaa-
’d have a cinch on the glorious nere- fail as a campaign manager. Thous-
urer of said Sherman county may call for:
Kibbi o f the Cong. Unit Israel.
after.
Names.
Name».
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.............. New Vo,k- Jan. 3, 1901.
ands of men are dabbling in politics,
L)r. I aft Bros. Medicine Co ,
George E Wilkerson Harleigh Glass,
“sleeping
with
their
friends,”
who
!
F
Knebnel,
G-.-nilcman— \ cur Asthmalene i~ an ex- ’
We need the Danish islands in the
H J.Glass.
cel lent remedy f. r Asthma at d llay Fever I HE Wallis,
AM .McNab,
business of building and owning the could have homes of their own if 1
CC. Thayer
and its composition alleviates all 'troubles i H.Barnhart
W J .l nderhill
F t . Brown
Nicaragua canal. And there are oth­ they would go to farming. It is better
which combine with Asthma. Its success is ! W
A. Tate
J H .Decker
a
tont-h
ng
and
wcnderlul
Alter
having
it
i
er reasons.
to be a well fed farmer than a hungiy
A. McNab
Geo.
W. Itainssy
carefully anah z>-d, we can state that Asthma­ J P.Lttideiuan
Curtis Tom
politician. In their desire to get an
lene contains i.o opium, morphine, chloroform ' John Morris
J.A. Pyburn
RELIEF./
or el her.
Very Irulv >ours,
August Buschke
A e are bothered to understand easy job many men drag themselves
Bert Glass
BE. Johnson
Johu Cnrmiohal
Rev.
l)r.
Morris
Wechsler
how’ Bro. Johns got time and money I and their famli es into poverty. Wife
JB 'Tnaole
Elijah Henderson
——
Fajr Cheney
enough together to leave The Record and children go hungry and half clad Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co.
Avon Springs, N Y-, Feb. 1, 1901 J N.v'-oats
Gentlemen— I write this testimonial from a sense oi duty, having tested the won­ WF.Thompson
H il. Brackett
lor a pleasure jaunt to the states. He because the husband imagined him­ derful effect o f your Asthmalene, for the cure of Asthma. Mv wife has been afflicted Geo Stelfox
William Tate
Chas I'pton
with spasmodic asthma for the past 12 years. Having exhausted mv nV, ! ! n
n CA.HarrtDKton
is now in Michigan.
self too smart to earn bread by the ? " ? " t T ? 1 Ch;.n^ ‘ ; °
PA.Veuable
-V° ur
»*”
h itr
AT Striker
CO. Dayo
A. Young
sweat of his brow.
i ork, I at once obtained a bottle of A sthm a!»».» ter.. .. ¡r
sireei .\ew W.Sbay
S.Striker
about the first of November. I very soon noticed a radirai't
C commenc^d lakinK
Some are advocating a trip by A g­
Frank Hulery
one bottle l.er A .lh m . has disappeared and X
T, e n u ilt.
u"ln« LC.Hailey
John O’Wong
W in Fields
, can < » ^ " ¿ 2 3 , £
uinaldo to Washington city “and the
Probably no story ever printed has I feel
George Call
Chas B.Fields
medicine to all who are nlflicted with Wtu Lee
balance of the United States.” Why, attracted more attention than the se­ this distressing disease.
FA Hull
Very respectfully,
O. D. PHELPS, M. D J W Lundy
WE.Tate
of cou se; send him along. Let him rial now running—The Doctors’ Di­ Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co.
AW Rine
Chas Hoggard
BA. Wallis
Feb. 5, 1901.
JW Totten
8.*e w! at he has been up against all lemma. A reader writes, “ The ‘to-
Gentlemen—I was troubled with Asthma for 22 years
lohn C.Fields
I
have
tried
numerous
WS.Mean
this time.
but they have all failed I ran across your advertisement and started with J T.Morris
be-continued’ part of that story is remedies,
Edward Hubl
a trial bottle.
Chas. H. Tom
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Hoggard
getting very old. I wish you would
Russia is endeavoring to supply
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work.
I
am
now
in
the
best
of
heahh
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health and
run in the last of it next week_I
mony you can make such u.,e o f as you see fit.
8 DU’»n^ 8 every day
test!- J^JOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
Englaid with fresh meats. Il is be­
don t care who the doctor marries_
Home
address,
235
R
l.tngmn
.tree,,__________
^ ' ¡ ¿ " ■„ree., Cl.,
lieved Russian products can compete
A s th m a le n e B rin g s In s ta n t a n d P e r m a n e n t
C u r e in a ll C a s e s .
A
C H A IN E D
FOR TEN
YEARS
Steel Ranges and Coal Hot Air Heaters
BEST FLEE SAVER EVER BROUGHT TO TH E CO UNTY
(CHHISTjMS gOODSYsLEDS AHO U M ^RbcKIHjJMBSjsYAREONTHEWflY)
FULL LINE OF RODGERS TABLE W ARE AND CUTLERLY
B ert L in e o f W a g o n s, R a c k s a n d B u g g ie s
H a r r o w s, F ly in g O iilc lim a n , O liv e r C h ille d ,
a n d C assady G a n g P lo w s«
M A C H IN E
e x t r a s of a l l
k in d s a s p e c ia l t y
F u ll lin e o f (à e n e r a l H a r d w a r e ,
Oils», P a in t s , G la ss, S to v e s, R a n g e s
Buy envelopes at The Observer
CITY AND COUNTY.
Book Store.
Rubber stamps to order at The
Heydt a C o . have now on hand a Observer
ifSoe.
large
and
varied
stock
of
horse
I want the people of Sher­
Carbon
paper, any size to order,
blankets and horse goods.
at Tbe Observer office.
man county to understand
Wait
goods ar- i . 'Vascos' Feed and Livery Stable,
n till
.. our . . Christmas
. .
that I am prepared to make > rive Dolls
and dishes now in stock. ! JM.Hong Proprietor, is one of the best pla-
Trading Co, Moro.
i
? n . il h e 7 u a n , ooun‘y to put up a team.
loans on good real estate Sherman
U
1.
n
L
•
Ufe8t Of feed and lot8 ot
And will loan more per qr., I He.v dt * ,Co‘. have JdBt received a ! Ladies Fancy Note Paper large
O h | o .
I his
To all whom it uiav concern:
and if it is found that Olivia is really
with America if the proper methods
».i “k* n°hoe that the undersigned,
dead, it is all the same to me. Have T r i a l b u ltle s e n t a b s o lu te ly f r t e on r e e e ip t o f p o s t a l t Louis • u.
W. Washburn,will apply to the County
of butchering, cooling and shipping
court of hberman oounty, state of Oregon,
Foster die and let the doctor marry
on Wednesday,the 2d day of January, 1902,
are employed.
for a lioense to sell spirituous, malt and
Mrs.Foster,if he has to be spliced be­
I ’o
delay. Write at once addressing
vinous liquors in less quantities than one
DR' T A FT BROS MEDICINE CO. 79 East 130th S t, N Y. Cltv. gallon
in the town of Grant, District Ne.
The 3d-assistant postmaster gener­ fore the story ends. Let Jack and
One
in raid oounty of Sherman, for the pe­
al states that the loss on 2d-class mail Julia get married and have the doc-
riod for whtoh his reoeipt from the oounty
treasurer of said oounty may oall for, and
matter nearly equals the sum appro- tOrS’ father c,O8ed out too—1 don’t L . V . MOORE,
I . D. PIK E ,
L K MOORE,
hereunto annexes hit petition, which he will
Présider»*
'
’ to suppoit the legislative, ex­ 1,ke h,m- Perhaps if the old man is ■
Secretary and Treasurer
pnated
\ ice Pres, and Manager. present to the oonrt at said time.
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L W. W xsbbuun , Grant, Ore.
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ik .
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lln ?
" ,n te r robM - 0,11 ‘ "<1
ecutive and judicial departments of to die it would be better to have the
and get the money quicker, get one before they are all gone.
j Obser-.er Book store.
the government. A leak that must doctor marrv his stepmother, and in­
P E T IT IO N FOR LIQl’OK LICENSE.
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, be plugged.
and on be'ter terms, than
stead of Foster d>ing let it be Mrs.
f f ^ i £ L eVeryi>killd- U tlet8- everJ style, at
I
o the Hon. the County Court ol the state ot Ore­
Foster, and let Olivia return to her
1 be Observer Book Store.
any othc>- man in Sherman
gon, for Sherman county.
husband.’
lion. Jay E.Lucas, register of the
Get one of our indellible pads
We the nndwrsigncd, residents and legal
county.
voteis in District No. One, county and state
and stamp for marking linen.
For Infants and Children.
MORO, OREGON.
US. land office in the Dalles, and Mrs.
aforesaid, do hereby resjiectfully petition
The grand lodge, A O U W , is now
Brock a Co. have a new line and Olivia Morgan will be married Janu­
Write me.
and pray that said County Conn stall grant
The Kind You Have Always Bought fresh designs of wan paper to select
a license to Lonis W. Washburn,to sell spir-
ary 1st. d bey are now receiving making preparation for the reception
ll a c a s , malt and vinous liquors in the town
from. Put brightness into your
B ears the
S o le A g e n t s fo r
of Grant, Distriot No. One, in less quanti­
congratulations in advance through of the supreme lodge which is to
Rome by fixing up the old rooms.
ties than one gallon for the period for which
Sign atu re o f
meet
in
Portland
June
10th.
In
con­
his reoeipt from the county treasurer of said
With each $1 cash purchase of the local press, by which both are nection with the supreme lodge will
bherm;.u county may oall for.
very
favorably
known.
Groceries, we will give a 16 oz pkg.
Nam (s
Names
be the superior lodge of Ladies’ Aux­
FE.Brown
of Our Own Washing Powder free.
Fay Cheney
J
W.Lnndy
iliary.
There
will
be
about
400
del­
Cbas.
Upton
Those
brigands
are
complaining
GP.Higinbotham a C o .
AW.K ur
BA. Wallis
egates,
many
of
whom
will
bring
that
their
prisoner,
Miss
Stone,
is
at­
Clt.hbandy
Iheo, HLiebe, successor to JE.
PA.Veuable
J A. Foister
HarGtgh Glass
Adcock a Co, scientific opticians, at tempting to convert them to Chris­ their families, and swell the number
W e C a r r y in S to c k , a full line of
JP.Lindeutan
STR IC TLY TAILO R MADE the
Geo W.Barney
HE.Wallis
Dalles, are prepared to fit your tianity, and gives them no peace. of visitors to at least 1500, represent
Geo. Stelfox
J T. Morns
B F S G IK S ,
H A O S ,
HJ.Glass
eyes properly with glasses. Eyes Wouldn’t it be a surprise if she were ative people of their respective com­
T h e s e a re s u its upon
Frank Kuehuel
Geo. E. Wilkeson
FA.Hall
examined
lree
of
charge
by
a
grad­
H. Barnhart
w h ic h d e p o s its h ave b een
munities. The AOU\YT was organ­
to
bring
them
in
yet
to
be
i
aptised—
P F M P S , aad B t I S f iJ ilL L S ,
A 1. Striker
uate optician.
CC.Thayer
A.Bachke
p a id a n d fo r vario u s re a ­
and hanged i “ God moves in mvste- ized October 27, 1878. The org&ani-
WJ. Underbill
The day has passed forever when rious ways,” etc.
C A. Harrington
JH
Decker
xation now numbers 420,000 mem­
so n s h a v e b een u n c la im e d
o f th e b e s t m a le s .
Joe Totten
Curtis Tom
you can do better than you can by
JA.Pyburn
Bert
Gl. sa
bers in 40 jurisdiction«, embracing all
giving your orders to Jos. T. Peters
BF Johnson
J N.Goats
Re.tr Admiral Scliley will not say the states of the union, and all of the
W
A.Tate
a l l K i n d « o f l A R t a VI A C ll I A
John Carmichai
& Co. in The Dalles, for every kind
M l,
A.McNab
Elijah Henderson
of building materials, paints, oils. that any further proceedings should provinces o f Canada.
JB-Venable
CONSTANTLY ON H A N D .
HH Brackett
be
taken
in
regard
to
his
conduct.He
F.
Thompson
Win. Tate
Dr. Lloyd D. Idleman Dentist,
GC.Deyo
A. Young
Be prepared to catch your wind, '
Moro, Oregon. Office hours 9 to 12 is willing to stand by the verdict of
WM.Lee
Frank Hnlery
Edward Hubl
in M o ro
Win Fields
in., 1 to 5 pm. Other hours and holi­ the American people and the state­ this is all one person—Arthur-Jam» !
W.9hay
John C. Fields
days
by
appointment.
Any
work
I
lunkett,
Baron-Killeen
of
Killeer,
s
s
t
o
i
?
X
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E
W E.Tate
ment of Admiral Dewey, the only
Our DU woolens are now on display, everything new
F“ ,d*
which fails in five years replaced other man besides himself that has of Killeen Castle, county Meath in
T
no old patterns, 1000 new patterns to select from.
free of charge.
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commanded a fleet of United States the peerage of Ircl tnd, and Baron
A ll W lilto H e lp E m p lo y e d ,
JH.Sm ith a Co, Grass Valley, are war vessels in an actual engagement. t ingall of Wool Hampton lodge
V O TiC E OF APPLICATION FOR RETAIL
Liquor luccose. -------
agents for the Stilletto sewing ma­
county Berks, in the peerage of the
To all whom it may eonoern: Notice ia
chines, Rodgers 1847 and Rodgers a
hereby ctven that the undersigned, M C
We are pleased to learn that the United Kingdom, who is a member
Hamilton table ware and cutlery,
Biggerstaff and Dave Bigcerstaff.of the eity
or Moro, in Sherman oounty, Oregon will
fine carving sets, and pocket knives recently bankrupt iron works of the of the British Remount Commission D e s k K e p t H o t e l I n K h e r n i a n C o u n t y
on the 27th day of Deo., 1901, at the’ hoar
M o s t C o n v e n ie n t t o R e p o t a n d a ll K u s ln e s s H o u s e ,
of all kinds, all at reasonable prices. late Wolff <fc Zwicker firm is to start maintained in this country by the
of 8 o clock, p.m, of said day, or aa soon
thereafter as the same can be conveniently
A good set of Feed Rollers is of­ anew early in 1902, but under a new English government for the purchase
beard,present their petition and appiiuatioit
fered for sale at a bargain at the name. It any of our personal friends of horses for use in South Africa, was
to the common council of the oity of Moro
C S
m a tta le » -, M o r o , O reg o n .
oounty and state aforesaid, for a license to
Farmers’ Market. See Sam Me are concerned in it we hope they will inspecting Oregon horses last week
sell spininoli«, vinons, fermented and malt
Donald about them.
liquors in less quantities than one t>allon_
waive patriotic pride of town to busi­ W e offered our buggy team but
within the corporate limits of said c ity o f
ness in their contracts. Loyalty to Chubb would n’t do Betty escaped
Moro for such period, not less than six
Wood Preserving Paint.
24H Washington Street, near Third
months, sa the city treasurers receipt may
P O R T LA N D , OREGON.
ones’ own is essential to any establisl - the ordeal of shipment.
C . i ° rU 1 he
of the onderatgueZ
Carbolineum Avenarius, that is ment first.
which they will present on said date being
i
i
d
o
hereinafter
set
forth.
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the name. It ig made in Germany
Moro> Oregon, this 25th day of
18 4 i
"‘i n t u A l I d l e I ( ||| 1 ar.d is distributed from The Observ­
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Dxvti BiooKjurrxFt'.
« 1 F H I L .A D E I .P B 1 A .
I V V l er office, which is headquarters for
Sherman county.
Here are 12 absolute facts deserv
pETITION FOR L1QCOR LICENSE.
First class in every respect.
Clean rooms and good beds.
IS S U E S A L L F O R M S O F
ing the attention of those who ap
To the wiiumon counoil of the oity of
Table as well set and served as any in the Inland Empire.
appreciate practical economy. If
Moro, county of Sherman, state of OreJou:
Special rales to regular boarders.
We, the undersigned residents and leoal
You Do Not Appreciate Practical
voters in the city of Moro, in the c o n n t/o f
Special accommodations given to Commercial Travelers.
Economy these will not serve you:
Sherman and state of Oregon, l'esnectfullv
i.
petitton your honorable IxTdy to
. 'ff
H a s L o a n a n d C a sh V a lu e s
Moro Implement Company
CASTOR IA
O.P.Hulse.
$50
Tiger and M cSherry Drills,
Flying Dutchman Gang Plows,
UNCLAIMED SUITS
$15.95
E x tras.; 1
T h e y a r e n ot m isfits
but str ic tly ta ilo r m a d e.
SEIV HOM HOTEL
W e e a u g iv e you tw o su its for
th e p r ic e o f o n e o f th e
o th e r felow se
T a b le S e r v ic e T u ex celled «
IIY66,
farnsworth - herald tailoring co .,
QOOGat
H o u n d L i f e I n s u b a n c e
E x te n d e d a n d P a id u p In s u ra n c e ,
F o r In fo rm a tio n A d d re s s
S n e rm a n
A
Hannon.
or
W
A C a m p b e ll.
« e n e r .l
« p e e » .! A g e a t .
B o x 93, P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N .
MORO PHARMACY
JUST
OPENED
Rubber Goods, Perfumes, Cigars
TO
NEW
MORO
QarbolineumAvenarius will prevent the
checking and warping o f wood work, and
, will expel dampness from wood and make
• same water proof.
HL
, (. arbjlireum Avenarius contains no free
acids i ljurlous to the wood fibre. On the
I contrrry it will make wood tough, hard,
i and ¿ive it a greater resistance against
i strain and other mechanical actions.
y ie ld ; it is to o deep j
seated. It m ay w ear |
itself o u t in tim e, b u t f
it is m ore liable to I
p ro d u c e la g rip p e ,
pneum onia o r a seri­
ous th ro a t affection,
j You need som ething
j th a t w ill g iv e you
¡s tre n g th and build
¡ u p the body.
V.
(.arbolineum Avenarius will preventde-
cay of ropes and keep them soft and plia­
ble through all seasons.
VI.
( arbollneumAvenarius will prevent the
crumbling and decay o f brick and stone
o r e : work and make same water proof
VII.
( arbolineum Avenarius Is an antiseptic
tree tront all poisonous ingredients.
PHARMACY CO.,
DOOR
II.
IV
Prescriptions Filled to order«
NEXT
You have used all
I sorts o f cough re m e -1
■ dies but it does n o t j
Carbolineum Avenarius will prevent
most efficiently rot and decay o f any kind
ot wood work above or below ground
water. This assertion is based on 27 years
! use o f the material and in; ny test'monials'
C arbolineum Avenarius will pi event the
att»cks <.n wood work of all insects, mice
rats, worms and other vermin.
W e have a full line of fresh prescription medicines
and are ready to do all kinds of prescription work.
VIII.
HOTEL
S C O T T ’S
E M U L S IO N
Carbolineum Avenarius contains no vol­
atile oils, its boiling point being 557u Fah-
renheit.
IX.
Uiii^l ¡T mbeb XQoMPijjn
Carbolineum Avenarius applies to wov-d
work an attractive and durable nut brown
I stain, and has a very large covering ca-
! pacily.
®
X.
Carbolineum Avenarius is ready for use
and has the advantage to remain in this
¡condition for years, therefore it can be
; safely kept on hand.
I f* C l a r k , M a w a g br
C arbolineum Avenarius is applied with
D e a le r s in B u ild e r s S u p p lie s. a brush,
like paint, or bv immersion of the
I timber, and no skilled labor is required.
L im e , L atli a n d C em en t.
XII
Carbolineum Avenarius is sold only bv t
L u m b e r , W ood a n d C o a l.
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A MEAL S S CITY HOTEL
That cough
Hangs on
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q o n l i o u 38 w e l1 as g u a r d o u r o w n r e P u t a
¡RT LAND, Agt for Sherman Count«
Observer Hook Store, Metro.
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I wiH do this when everything
• else fails. There is no doubt
| a b o u t it.
It n ourishes,
I strengthens, builds up and .
j makes the body strong and I
J healthy, net only to throw |
{ off this hard cough, but to |
? fortify the system a g a in s t}
j ‘ ~r^C r attacks. if you are !
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or emaciated you 5
- shou,d certainly take this {
| nourishing food medicine,
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S t.O T T Ar BO W X E , Chemists, New
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This is a day in history of our N a­
tion, to be known as Louisiana Pur­
chase I4 lag Day. Gov. Geer invites
the people ol Oregon to obsetve the
anniversary by the display of the
National colors, and in such other
manner as they may see fit.
It was the negro “detective” Kidd
who,according to his own confession,
put !he burr on the rati that wrecked
the train that killed Engineer Cava­
naugh, near C tllo December 4th.
Our African fellow citizens are rising
in the scale of modern ‘civilization.’
From diamond robberies and train­
wrecking they should soon rise to
the full Anglo-Saxon dignity of high
way murder.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cnred
With LOCAL applications as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucos
surfaces—Hali’s Catarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine—it was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and is a regular
prescription. It is composed of the
best tonics known combined with the
best biood purifiers acting directly on
the mucous surfaces The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what ptoducessuch wonderful results
in curing catarrh—send for testimon­
ials free F J C heney & Co, Pro,«, .
1 oledo, Ohio—sold by druggists 75c
Hall’ts Family Pill« aie the Lest.
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F its m a u r ic e , p r o p r i e t o r
M o ro , O regon .
B'rtah aró
Farmers*
hl eat (Market
C u r e d M ea t» ,
F r u it s u a d V e g e ta b le « .
Bin«’ a° .M c? B,K‘.’erstafl and Dave Bigger-
8t8“ .
business under the firm utm e
and style of Btggerstaff Bros., to sell spit?
ituous, vinons, fermented and malt liquors
n Jess quantities than one gallon within
.ti% °<jrporat® 1,nnta of »a>d cityof Moro
in the county and state aforesaid, for snob
period not leas than six months as their re-
ma? caiT“or
CH’ Uea8Urer ° f 6aid
Names.
M.Fitzmanrice
John Landry
M o r o , O re g o n
Dried and Canoed fruits 9 I ' JH
ma ’ bmi ^
Galbreath
ALWAYS ON HAND.
B u tte r , E r r s , P o u ltr y
■aud a l l k l u d i o f t a r m P r o d u c e
MAIN 8TREET
i NEAR THIRD.
Sam M eD oaald,
I.B.Hill
JS.Hiil
A W.Thompson
WF.O" Brien
AJ.Swift
James Stewart
CD.Bowen
AC. Dougherty
JE. Williams
WA.Baymocd
J ack Cunningham
Harvy Strong
FA.Hull
ERMiller
Names.
GB.Holse
BF. Hoover
J L. Had ley
AB. Walford
James f'omlin
JC.Lewis
WJ.Holman
W.Polk
J.A.McIntire
DA. Max »ell
W T.iom lin
Charles Montgomery
Fred W.Clark
GP.Wtkoff
SamMcDonald
Steve DeBord
OA Barasey
MC.Biggerstaff
Dave Btggerstaff
P r o p r ie to r
Golden Rule Hotel
P umps T anb JT owebs ?
a. J. GIHW, AGENT, MORO, OREGOH?)
Some people get along year after year without ar.
Aermotor but they never do after they have once tried
i . Based on its known efficiency, the Aermotor Co.
guarantees the 8-fuot mill to do more work than any
10-foot wooden wheel ami has thousands of letters and
deta, ed accounts of where the 8-foot wheel had replaced
and done more efficient wo. k than 12-foot wooden wheel
Coannerclal Trade Solicited.
Pine Sample Rootad
special Attention G ìt ««
to Country Trade.
Fendleton,
Qregon.