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T ru ly miraculous seemed the recov
ery of M n Nellie H o lt of this place,
writes J O R Hooper, Woodford, Term,
“she was so wasted by oeughlng puss
from her lunge. Doctors declared her
end ao near that her family watched by
her bedside 48 hours, when, at my urg
ent request D r. Kings’ New Discovery
was given her, with the eetonwhlug re-
edit that Improvement began and con
tinued until she finally recovered and
Is a healthy woman today.” • Guaran
teed oure for coughs and oolds, 60c and
41. Marsh ft Medler Wasco. Trial bottle
free.
ao, the paper will be discontinued. Hut we
expect that all arrears will be paid before
auch request 1« made. It Is easy to ask us
for a statement, which will be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
Eureka Ledge M e. 121,
1 A. F, d A.
Meets the first and third
'Thursday eveotegs'of eaeh
nnnth V letting mem ben
cordially Invited to meet
B y order of the W . If.
J. M. Parry,
Beeretary.
•
with us.
M . , M e r e , O r.
Bethlehem
Ho 7«
Chapter.
o.xa.
Regular communication
«uh 2d and 4th Ibu re-
lay evening» monthly.
By order
E lla Hnyee, Beeretary.
THE RAG CARPET OF OLD,
A n o t h e r T b l e a T h a t H n a G iv e n W a y
B e fo r e M a c h in e r y .
WM.
Vegetable, liver pills. That!
Iff what they are. They cure
c o n s tip a tio n , biliousness,
sick-hcsdache.
The only thing necessary to make
the Denver ana Rio Grande the
most popular, as it has ever been
known the most pleasant and moet
pioturesque way to cross the con
tinent, has come about. This is the
establishment of through sleeping
car service. In connection with the
O. R. A N. a through Pullman
Standard Sleeper is now run from
Portland to Denver, leaving .Port
land at 8.16 p. m., arriving at Salt
Lake at 8.40 a. m. the second morn
ing, leaving Salt Lake at 3.60 p.m.
and arriving at Denver 4.20 p. m.
the following day. This schedule
gives passengers seven hours-stop
over in Salt Lake, affording an op
portunity to visit the Mormon
capital as well as a day light ride
through the grandest scenery in the
world.
For reservations in this car and
for illustrated booklets picturing
the scenery contiguous to the Den
ver A Rio Grande, proving it to be
the Soenic Line of the World, write
to W. G. McBride, General Agent,
124 Third street, Portland.
Where la the old fashioned rag car
».vtMHtoa 24srs Ledge, He. 113,
pet that our boyhood knew —the striped ANuSHUfiMa 1- Q . O r. N » r o , O regon .
particolored and speckled conglomérat«
Meets every Haturday
of all the wornout clothing of the neigh
""
v e o In g n t
o 'c lo c k
borhood, bound, beaten and twisted Inti
Vial ting
members are
oortttally In vlted. Mem-
floor cloth that covered the floors ol
berw
•xpaoted to ba
parlors, chambers and dining rooms io
resent. J. P. B trabl, N . G .
R.
those old days when we were younf
¡rash, Beeretary.
Receives Deposits, Bell exchange,
and poor and happy?
W hat man of middle age does not re
and do a General Banking business
teg L up In e R ekeooa Lodge
member the “rag bees’’ of those eld
CT
No. us, i. o o r.
days, when the women of the neighbor
S. S. Hayes» M a n a g e r a t M o ro .
hood gathered as to a quilting and th«
ta lk was of warp and weavers, with a
•pice of goaslp, not always unkind, re
J .
lating to such neighbors as stayed
aw ay from Inclination, necessity or
Y v Meet regularly every
lack of Invitation?
• | Friday even lug. Visiting
In s u ra n c e B ro k e r,
There was caste In rag carpets. Bom«
ftnm e inhere are oordlally
were common, mixed uffalra, the ca
M ln v tte d to meet with us. rrusaets a General Insurance Business
nallle of carpetry. They hid In the bed
"w H om
e members
are ex
Additional
Local
Mention.
rooms and did menial service on kltch pected to be present. By order of the
M o r o , O r e g o n .
Lodge.
Mia.
Mattle
Mitchell,
N. all
G.
en floors, In hallway» and outside th«
If you want to keep poeted on
Policies
issued on the best fire
Mrs. Is Lelab
Secretary.
doors to defend the parlor aristocracy that
doing Bull,
la Hhararas
eounty, yon want
insurance
companies in the world
The
Observer.
Terms
gl.OO
per
year
t
of stripes and colored warps from the
contamination of muddy shoes. I t was
Latest maps of both Oregon and Special attention to grain insurance
In the dim religious light and musty Washington, for sale ’ at
The
J? V. LITTLEFIELD
a ir of the closed and shaded parlor that Observer Book Store.
the rag carpet reared Its highest gio
The
New
Biggs
is
oertainly
a
lies. There It shone in border and
A tto rn e y a t L a w .
atrlpings and sung the skill of tht most deservedly popular hotel, and
M
ain S t ., M oro , O regon ,
mine host,'J, J. Heckard and wife,
weaver to all who entered.
O f course, we do better nowadays. are entitled to a very liberal patron J-O. Elrod’s brick, next door
The heathen Turk and Persian have age. Tbe table is supplied with
8. T. Co’s. Store.
taught us the beauty and u tility of the everything hide, and tbe rooms are
rug.
Our old carpets are fashioned new, neat and elean.
AS. F. M O ORE
Into floor coverings worthy of I>aghe
We’ve
got
the
tools
and
wbats
•ta n and Kashmir. The younger gen
A tto rn e y a t L a w
«ration of women have learned that more we know bow to use them in
M oro , O regon .
••w in g rags for carpets is a loss of this Print Shop. Gome and eee for
energy without adequate return, and, yourself.
Offices over 8. T. Co. store,
then, most of them have never learned
Sample oopies of this paper may
opposite Opera hall.
Jto sew. But what the spinning wheel he bad at The Observer business
! • to the octogenarian the rag carpet Is
J r . J. FRED JAMES
office—63. per copy. -
to those of middle age. W e can sit
After.
1
pm.
Wednesday,
it
is
very
down and visit with I t
I t Is alive
¡with reminiscences of youth. There difficult for os to handle oopy tbai
are shreds of early hopes and ambl oalls for changes in the .form.
tlona woven In It und memories more
Our “ ads” attract attention aod
O pere House B u ild in g
constant than Its colors set w ith btft
advertise. When you get our ad
ternut bark and cob alt" I t le the back
O axuow ?
vertising,
you
get
business
bringers
ground upon which the panoramic pic
tures of old days are thrown as you
You oan alwavs find U profitable , 0 R . B A Y W . LOG A N .
remember the figures flitted serose the to use tbe classified adv. oolumns
sheet at the magic lantern show In the
of The Observer. They bring buyer
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
schoolhouse.—Marshalltown (Ia.)Tlm ea-
aqd seller together.
Republlçan. - ■_
M oro , O regon .
S T A T IO N S
In the fa ll and w inter weddings an
old custom baa t>eeu revived - that of
making the / bridegroom’s waistcoat
from the same m aterial as hla bride’s
wedding gown. I t la Impossible to fol
low thia fashion In tbe Rummer, for
then bride's gowns are of the sheerest
m aterials; but In the fa ll and winter,
when the gowns are made from heavy
rich m aterial and often of beautifully
figured satin, the bridegroom has no
difficulty In ordering hla waistcoat cut
from the same goods aa the bridal
gown. O f course the waistcoat la of
no use afterw ard, for no man wants to
wear a white figured satin affair to or
dinary swell functions where there Is
no sentiment and much ridicule.—New
York Pre««.
S h o p n e x t d o o r to O b serv er Office
James Hazen Hyde, the young man
who managed the Equi table L ife aa a
fam ily aaeet. had no occasion to go OB
foot because of a lack of vehicles at
hla estate at Bay Shore. The announce
ment of • public aale of hla effects
enumerated thirty nine vehicles to be
•old. Including road roaches, a park
drag, brakes, akeletoo brakes, omni
buaee, broughams, statina calm, ban
some, victorias, cabriolets, phaeton a,
road wagons, runabouts, utility wag
one sad one buckboerd.
T a lk in g to H im s e lf
By a proewaa of falsa reasoning ami
ability has been coonoclad both collo-
qulally and In w riting w ith weaknam
and atuptdlty. Strength and ability In
aura it to no ana; conaeguantly, aaya
baaty Judga, tba pwbtta, It oaually
exlata without thorn. N<*htag waa ever
more untrno. Stupid ptop)« and weak
pooplo may b o-th oy vwy noMom a r e -
amlabla by nature, btrt thoy are the
only poopla for whom R | | nearly in .
pooalblo to cultlvato amiability. I t la
very difficult for a really weak man
to bo sweet tempered
Tbe flrat thing which tbe person who
OREGON.
.....M o m . . . .
».66
..E r s k ln v llle .
.Grase V a lle y .
9.27
0.20
....W ilc o x ...
. . . Khan I k o ...
A m e r ic a n M a r k e t
8.80
8 00
For rate» and information apply to
O . It« H h a n d y , A g e n t
V . K . L y lle ,
M o ro , O r,
W . l>. W s s S k a r r ,
O t a a a l r » .* e n < e r A r o o t.
B u perh.tondcat
Buy end S e ll
F R E S H F R U IT S end V E G E T A B L E S ,
F IS H , P O U L T R Y , and E G G S
H ig h e s t P rloe Paid on S h ip m e n ts .
ORBR
■t
M eals 2o cents.
S h o p on P a rk S tr e e t,
Z L vC oxo
.
-
-
N ea r P u m p H ou se.
-
O x e s 'o x x .
. G RASS VALLEY, O RE.
Strongs Brick
MORO, ORE.
N ml _ Qiaa_*at.
Cigars, Tobaccos,
B illiards < Pool Tables
Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
in season. Soda Water, bottled <
and fountain, always on band. 4
M.
FKO8T
W. 0. BUTANT
Frost & Bryant
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
«tore that time I bask »•* rer haan wMhoet
1» In Uw beu*e, Tbera U po <>tnar aaajarlM
I tlitnk ao much of,
woiia I tbtnk Ito
nuL Every < -on to adeen I m rwawua led
Mur
sto« aU lb oak
aw tor ad»i in< Ito aae. I t to a a»tof><Ud
rnnwly f « »lotnacb troul.let rwrea cuMa to
» d 1« iha ow«r *ure awes I know
^ dai*.
‘ CeSir.poa.’ •
Dr. Plcf.C’» Common ttonen Medical
Adrtaer la ni-nt free ow rec lpt of stampa
io pay ex^H’iuto of mailing only. Head
■ oaa-o iit atamt« for th<- paper-covered
book, o r l i stampa tor tbe rlnth-tiound.
Xddwe. Dr. R. V. Pian». Buffalo. N. Y.
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*8 T O P
t
Boats leave Portland dally except Sunday
for Willamette and Lower Columbia
Rlvef,' Points.
Monthly 5 (rainera to China and Japan.
For full ‘nlormatlon call on or aderesa
Uen’l Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
U m atilla House
TH E DA LLE8, OREGON.
E le c tric L ig h ts in E v e ry R oom
a n d E le c tric C all Bells.
— H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . —
T ru n k s a n d g rip s ta k e n to
a n d from a ll tra in s.
Piano and Furniture moving our
Q IN N O T T d iF IS H . P R O P R
Western Union Telegraph Co.
specialty. Special spring truck Office O.E.AN.Hy,
for this work
IE T O R S
All Stage Line«.
BAILEY G ATZERT
REGULATOR,
m , Tuesday»,
S te a m e r R e g u la to r
le a v e s
P o r tia .id 7
a m , T u c « d a -» , T h u rs d a y « a n d S a tu rd a y s .
Leave* T h e
D a lle s
7 a. m ., M o n d a y » ,
Attorney for the State School Fund
' for ShermAn County.
W e d n e w la y « , a n d F r fd a v » .
S te a m e r » le a v in g P o r t la n d m a k e d a lly
c o n n e c tio n
a t L y l e , * ilh C R & N t r a in fo r
G o ld c n d a le a n d K l i c k i t a t V a l l e y p o in ts .
Ginn Building— floro. Ore.
•mu.
ACADEMY.,
MOriAKY
Close connections fo r a ll points East and West w ith 2
M O D E R N O V E R LA N D T R A IN S in c ith e r d ire c tio n d a ily
d e t a ile d
in f o r m a t io n , r a te s , e tc ., a d d re s s
F. I. WHITNEV, Pasacog r Traffic Mgr. St. Paul, Min
q a lc k l, aaoortaln o u r opinion fro « w h m b ar
lnT«ntlnn la probably p a in iita b l« . (i i r i m i i n
tto n a a trto tlv o o n e d a iiU a l. HANDBOOK on Rata
■ant fra a. (H daat aaaney fo r « M a r in « p a la m i
P a te n ts teem w r o o a h M a n n ft Co. raoa
«Saetai anMe*. w ith o u t oLarsn. In tho
S.
SckNIific Jimtrkan
9.
Or S. 0. YERKES, A. Q. P. A.,
Seattle, Washington.
" M I N N E S O T A ” M i l s fr o m S a a tlla fo r th « O r ie n t F e b i s t . iqo O,
" D A K O T A ” » a ll* f r o « t o s t t i e fo r th e O r ie n t M a r c h l a t h , 1 9 0 6 .
CR&N train leaving (ioldendale on
Montoya, W *toe«toya and Friday» 6 30 a.
m,, making connection with «teamr Regu
lator lor Portland, ai J way points.
.CR&N train leaver ’joldendale on Tues
days, l'hur»day» and Saturday» 8 30 a. m.
connecting at Lyle with Steamer Sadie
B for The Dalle» correcting therewith O.
R &N. train« Ea»t and West.
Steamer Sadie B leave» Cascade Locks
dally, except Sunday, 7 am. for The Dalles
and wav point»' arriving Dalle» 11 am.
LeaW» The Dalles 2 pm., arriving Cas
cade Lock* 0 pm.
Meal» *erved on all steamer»
lin e accommodations for team» and
wagon*.
Steamer leave* Portland from Alder St.
GENERAL O FFICES PO RTLA ND O R
M Talbot, V. P. & G M.
York
a-Jasjsfaffaag"?*.
J. W. HILL. M. D.
Is Th« Only
Double-Track
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WAY TO CROSS THE CONTINENT
JUilway betweeg (he
Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs Leadville, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denver
' .
Missouri Riveir
TO BE GIVEN AWA
i
w ill,« mwwu I »lm.Kt.1,
lL
nukllM m uM Im M ri lA j,, 11,11 In.) »Ilh « IX
V
i ^ k î < > 0 « * , I An. b ... U . .Mta.
.
A Daylight Ride Through Nature’s Art Gallery
Passing Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Tennessee Paas,
Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge
2
T R A IN S
D A IL Y
B E T W E E N OGDEN AND D E N V E R
E Q U IP M E N T And S E R V IC E S E C O N D T O N O N E
S E E K N O F U R T H E R , FOR B E T T E R CAN T BE
FO U N D
For Detailed «Information, address
W» C. McBRIDE, General Agent,
124 T h ird Stree
P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N .’
NotwTib
A lw a y s Remember th e Full Namo
L a x a t iv e f ir o in o Q u in in e
Live and Let Live la M y Motto.
. All work will be Promptly attended to
Type-writer papar nt Tba Obssnr-
at
F R A N C IS C O .
C R . S H A N D Y , Agent,
.Moro, Oregon
W here the People Stop
N o t a r y P u b lic .
I ’m Here to Stay.
Weddiaf, Stationery,
G o n v ie n t t o B u s in e s s
Free bus to and from trairfs
PRICES R E A S O N A B L E
R ates by the day .
5 0 c, 7 5 c, $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1.0 0 , 8 2 , Conducted-on Best Principles
European Plan
Get one of our indellible pads
and stomp tat marking llggp.____,~.r-
, A Good Clean Fam ily Hotel
P I. Johnson I Son
Ocean o iramrr» leave Pori land at 8 p. m.
every 5 days for <
7 am. Monday*. Wedne*day» and Friday»
OREGON
Reporta to the Contrary
et and trg.
'
• t , Paul en<
Ohleago.
w tratad w a a tly . Ijir a a a t olr-
la n tlflc to u rn a i. T e rn i« . SS a
1, ( L 9 o M b , ail nawsCaalera.
S h U g a r t
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M ANAGER
Spokane,
M lnneapette,
L e a v e « T h e Ila ll« » 7 a.
T h u r a d a y * a r id S a t u r d a y * .
In s u r a n c e
G rabs V alley , O rboon .
MORO
ANDERSON,
E n tir e ly .
A b s t r a c t in g
F. A. FLEMING
J.
New
A t T he O bserver O ffice
OSCAR
8aN LdMd¿
Denver,
Omaha,
Chicago ans
Kaneae G W
SAN
O regon
R eal E s ta te
PmuOTAnc AH OPVTIVATH OASB rather
than lash to I filo action 11 you want io See
good progress made. Tlile 1» aa true
when It 1» a faulty human system aa
when It Is a tianlky mu In.
C o n t r a c t o r 8^ B u i l d e r '
Alcoholic atimulaiita and clcoholte med-
lelnea whip llin «llgretlle functions Into
x MORO, OREGON.
guiek action butd<> m>t Aevcnt the weak
ening reaction irhf<A foiDnc« «0 cioaclp.
Flana,
Bpeelfleatlens add Eatim ataa
la eaeea
lin|»a're<l ap|*etlte and diges
CheerAtlly Femlahed tor all kinds
tion—nial nutrition and wasting awar, a
•< ■w ildings In th e C o un try an
safe and rctlabta tonic la ncedod ana w
w ell aa th e C ity .
the onlv tiling that can lie relied upon.
Dr. Plcrc<> «tf-e»vemd, forty year* age, Beedqaartera at tbe W. R. Lumber yards.
that Nature h.-ui urovktol D**>ly for theer
needs of h< r clillunh and tlm t In her ld-
borolrrrv were the rented.«-*. Glyceric
extracts of Golden Seal root Oueeu'» root,
Htone root. Uiack Uliorryterb. ltloodroot
and Mandrake root, as prepared, com
bined and pr»twrr«d without alcohol. In
Dr. Ptcnr’» ffohhn
DDxtorcry, T r a n s f e rln g , T r u c k in g a n d
con »tit 11b, thaaggat riTwtlv,- and qrrtaui
D r a y in g
tonic, al term tee ¿mN tissue rcballdfog
remedy cvnf ot?«g*d to the public.
promlnerit enwrrhant, Mr.
A lfred
( a im I-awrCn. .• S tre e t MAa-
lrw*l. C anada.W rites; *1 k « » * aaod Durtor
Fterre'a « o ld *« Medical Discover? e g and
un tor afn>- jaarn. M l.,« I have It In the
P o r tla n d ,
In making remittances to The Observer,
pleas« use bank draft, postal monev
order, express money order, or registered
letter.
Make all remittances payable to
D. C. Ireland & Son, Moro, Oregon.
Confectionery,
D taaoiloineii 1 Clillren a Specials
H. O.
W . C . R U T L E D G E , Prop.
Vinton H o tel
First Street
THREE
I T R A IN S
S u n d a y D in n e r 35 cents.
M o ro , O regon.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
DR- M
. B. TAYLOR
;. E A S T
S h e r m a n C o u n ty ,
Nearest Hotel to Business Center,
Postoffice and Depot.
horse sho eing a s pecialty
M ach in ery R e p a ire d .,
G.
Office In The Goffin Building, l»t St.
•* Moro, Oregon.
In s p e c to r
H otel M oro
Iro n a n d W ood W orking.
E x p r e s s a n d fre ig h t d e liv e r
e d to a n y p a r t of th e c ity .
D r marie m * coffin .
S to c k
Difficulty in havingyourObserver
Office on Main St., up
he Ginn Building.
D r o . j . coffin ,
union P acific
Ja m e s S te w a rt
changed may be avoided bv sending the
deUred alteration to this office. Al ways
O re g o n . ,
give the name of the office from which
vou want it changed, a» well as the one to
which It 1» to be «ent.
Address: MORO, OREGON.
«•IBreatoay .N ew
Is zlaaaeil «lik Uw> r«-*uit*.
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A Bins'Mark here will answer an
A tto r n e y s « A t - Law,
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inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the date of the paper as the date at
which your current subscription expires.
Office in the WeiganaA Co. brick
xe»*e 1 Seed ao dtiaapr er other magmtaa.
Near Cfasacsaux, France, 1« a grotto
ariikh marks the source of the river
■atee. la the cars to the statue ef a
nymph bolding In one band aa uni.
Thrtrngh this urn poor the waters of
the spring w h i n tba fistae ba« If» rise.
In froet to a «tost Iron tones. Bat «van
MORO
...B o u rb o n ... 8.66
-....... Kent . . . . 8 40
A Scotchman, w hen asked w hy he alw ays
ta lk e d to h im self, rep lied :
“ I n th e first plaoe, because I lik e to ta lk 4o
a n in te llig e n t m an .
“I n th e second place, because I alw ays lik e to
h e a r a n in te llig e n t m an ta lk .”
W e ta lk o u t lo u d fo r th e S c o tc h m a n ’s reasons.
W ould r a th e r t a l k on P - H - a ^ - i- n - g “ th a n
on a n y o th e r su b ject.
W e d o n ’t say a w ord a b o u t p rices— it goes
w ith o u t sa y in g th a t p rices are rig h t.
Bros.
to do la never to predoc« f«ar among
up stair«.
hla own aurronafitog to b« willing, tn
a social aeoa< to let weary on« off, ao I. A. GEI8KNDOHFEB
J. M. LOWE
that no one togretg «to btttorly baring
GttlSBNDORFER
<
fc
LOWE
said a foothfc or fl! Judged thing be
fore him, bo* com forts hlmaalf with the
P h y s ic ia n s & S u rg e o n s
thought that IT'• forgotten; novar,
that la, to lower key <Mto la hla own « •
Special attention given to surgery.
t«am. The second la tot to differ about Office tn Vogt block. The Dalles, Oregon.
matters of ao l«aportaac< not to debaae
sincerity Into cotitradlctorlnaaa, and not J. B . H O S F O R D
W . H . RAG SDALE
to aet for other people a standard
which It la unreaeonable to suppose, J-J08F0R D & RAGSDALE
from previous «xpertonc« of tbotr char
actera, that they w ill ever reach. The
A tto rn e y s -a t L a w ,
third la never to let hla good principle
Offioe
in The Ginn Brick
Interfere w ith some one elee’a harmleaa
Moro, Oregon.
privilege, to remember that praise la a
positive neceeetty to tbe aptrttual and
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mental development of tbe young, and FXAMK k x v x r x s
that Injudicious blame acta as a blight ||E B K 7 U A WHfiOM
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One well known New York woman
excited amusement by appearing a t an
afternoon aesalou o f the recent horse
show gowned all in black velvet, w ith
a picture hat of aauterne velvet, much
beplumed. Bhe was accompanied by a
•m a ll dog on which she had lavished
the Jewels she flig h t have worn ber
aelf In other years. Tbe wretched ani
m al wore a broad black velvet collar
(blase w ith diamonds. Tbe dog waa
•o evidently a deliberate part of the
aartorial effect that not even a mascu
line eye could have mistaken It for an
accident—New York Po et
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| A g e n t for P o rtla n d S te am L a u n d ry
DENTIST
Samuel tYuwther, the oldest town
crier, baa died at Droltwich, hla birth
place, a t the age of ninety. Hla last
public crying took place In M ay last
Ih irln g hla long life he bad played
many parts. Including those of a scare
boy of birds from wheat, gravol dig
ger, brick layer* a -laborer, policeman,
aurveyor’a assistant, bailiff, auctioneer,
porter. Liberal agent, volunteer and
bell ringer. A t the tim e of hla d ia
mond wedding he i>osae«Med ten sons
and daughters, fifty grandchildren and
tw anty great-grandchildren. H a lived
In the reign of five monarchs and waa
born before Waterloo waa fought Ills
w ife, who survives him, la In her
elghty-nlnth year and lives at tba Cov
entry almshouse.—London Telegraph.
Tme tide NolOlNorthbnd
July M , 1904
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T h e Chicago-Portland Special, 1la
most luxurious train in the w o rll.
Drawing-room sleeping cara,dinlrg
car, bullet smoking and library car
(barber and bath). Lem than thr< e
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road, Union Pacific Railroad and
Chicago ft North-Weatern Railway
to Chicago (rem Portland and point»
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cursfons In P u lla » aa to n ri« l s le e p in g
cars fro m P o r tla n d , L o « A ng e les a n d
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