Sherman County observer., April 20, 1906, Image 2

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WOODEN STRUCTURES PASSING. murderers of Oov. Bteunenberger
Judge Smith, who is to be gov­ have lived to fill the hope* of her
Eureka Ledge N o . 121 [Hoof No. 705.]
should be set free, etc., which led ernor of the Philippines, explains parent* but for a recent very severe
A. F A A. M., Moro, Or.
Structures of auy architectural up to the knowledge that the why the Filipino is suspicious of attack of pneumonia. A large
■ Meets the first and tbL
W e r « C ity O f f i c i* ! H a p e r .
I Thursday evenings of eei
design, to be erected, so to speak, woman with him when he lauded Uncle Bam. We do not act eon concourse of people attended the
mouth V tatting members
O F F IC IA L P A P » OF « H E R M A N
was
not
bis
wife,
and
that
he
is
not
io a day, and ready in a few hours
cordially Invited to meet
sistent with promises. Oar pohey funeral and many tender sym path­
MORO, OR EG O N .
of the W . M.
for the installation of the plumbiug a reformer, but a revolutionist, and in regard to tobacco, for instance, ies were awakened in sadness with with us. By order
J. M. Parry, Beoretary.
aud heating apparatus, and to be Uncle Bam promptly demanded prevents the use of Connecticut the sorrows of the stricken parents
D. C. I rkland a S on ..........E ditors
much cooler in the summer aud that ho sail bark to the country leaf for cigar wrapper*, and oom- and bereaved friends.
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r .
C. L. I reland , M anager .
warmer in the winter than any­ from whence he came.
pels the tobacconist to import
No 7* O.K.S.
Black, small star and snip; foaled April 30, 1902. Bred by M.
Regular oommuuloatlon
Sumatra leaf from Germany. The
NEW TODAY.
When yon remit for T h e Observer thing now known, and to cost but
•h 2d and 4th Ibu re- Caillou, Theil, Orne, Franoe. Sired by Soipion [436671 dam P a s til!.
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Pastille
Lday evenings monthly. [25673] by Louis D’Or [5891] 2d dam Pelotte [26247]
use an exprès*or postofllce money order, a tenth of what anything of like halfen w ith tfee ö e e te i The Filipino statistician will show
[25247 J ‘ by " Chartrafo,
|By order W .M .
you that the islands produce only
registered letter, or bank draft, payable to accommodation costs now, is the
1405.
Will
make
the
ensuing
season
at
E lla Hayes, Secretary.
H K A f /r < l M IM U E H T IO ÌH .
sample program announced by
D. C. Ireland & Son.
300,000 tons of sugar annually,
while the United States imports
Thomas A. Edison. It’s not a
A good bunch of 25 he%d, will
W e are hern to do p rintin g, and
lg e , N a . 113,
M ara Lodi
yearly 1,400,000 tons. He says be sold for cash, or good notes, or
secret It is to be accomplished
A
new
and
interesting
present­
I. o. o. r. M o ro , Oregon.
If you want some done bring it to us or let
traded for brood mares. For all
that
America
could
take
all
of
his
with
concrete
cement
and
movable
ment
of
the
subject
of
eating
and
Meets every Saturday
u* know and we will see you. I f you
venlng at 7:30 o’clock.
Easy as pouring pancakes nutrition is given by Mr Fletcher, sugar duty free, and yet be ob particulars apply to or address
think we are not extensive enough for molds.
I. D. P ike ,
Visiting mem ben «re
into a griddle. Mr Edison is the who evolved it out of experiments. liged to import from abroad more 216j
your consideration—oh, go ’ long.
cordially
Invited. Mem-
Moro, Or
ben are expected to ba
inventor of a new kind of cement, It differs from other eating cures in than 1,000,000 tous every year. He
i resent. W m . Henriobs N . G. R.
........ A tril 20,1906 and has established works in Jersey, having dieting eliminated from it. cannot understand why we continue
FRIDAY.
d. Brash. Secretary.
Pasteur is one of the very best draft horses that ever left Franoe
where that cement is being made The only restriction put upon the to tax his sugar in these ciremn
Hia ‘ uhysical proportions are perfect and he poMesse* in an extraordin-
S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u rt« .
according to his formula and sold appetite is that it is enough at first stances and it makes it difficult
ary degree the high
^ ¿ h finish ami
and great activity which
which ha*
h *. m
r a ad
.J - eT
. u h . e'b r^ i
One dark roan gilding, branded
.L u p in s R e b s e o a Lo d g e
of Percheron horses so famous. His . pedigree
like his . . individual
m eriti.
No. 11#. I. O O. F.
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f Circuit Court, Hon. W. L Bradshaw, like the proverbial hot cakes re­ to distinguish when the appetite is for us to oonvinoe him of onr good X on left shoulder, 8 years old,
Meet regularly every
that can be found in France, his ancestors o n * * l L i t h j
J .,—3d Monday in March, and 1st Mon ferred to. He isn’t booming the normal and when it is a craving ioteutions.
weight 1250 pounds.
.F rtd .y .v eu In g T u iG i d .m '. .id ., being the m e t noted pH«, w in « « end b ^ d . « ? „ .h .
day in October, annually.
One hay gilding, branded I I I
sale of the cemeut to any appreci­ and the all gone feeling, which is
¡members are oordlally n n „ „ tPV
H i. . i - s u ;™ , - - - - J u ____i "
.
Hi at
Probate Court, Hon. G. B Bourbill,
.Invited to meet with us. oountry. » . d « , S d lg O B .jM . priM winner .1 the Univere.1 Sx-
able degree, because it is selling the result of indigestion. ' When which govern them and saying on right shoulder, weight 1000 )
J.,—1st'Monday in each mouth.
position at Paris in 19 _ ______
_______w
a Pri,e a t the two groateet
lbs.,
7
years
old.
Both
have
collar
H
o
m
e
m
em
b
ers
are
ex-
He
«leo
won
F
in
i
equally with man how their money
to be L iresent. By order of the shows in France in 1901. I’asteur on account oFhis great^ndYvüTTi
County Court, G. B Bourbill, J., A. now faster than it can be made. your mouth waters for food it is the
marks. $20 reward on return of
shall be expended and how their same to
lge.
ra. Jennie Foas, N. G. merit won Firet P rir. in Collection at the greatest h o ? « T L o . Ä
M. Wright, Wm. Walker Commission­ But on the subject of cement bouses
J. S. F owler , •
natural
appetite,
and
when
the
Misa Ora Lewellen, Beoretary.
ers,— 1st Wednesday in January, April he is fnll of enthusiasm and wants
property $hall he protected. Vfter, 214]
history ol the world, that of th . World- F.iJ
Ä
1W
Box
6,
Rufus^Or
feeling of discomfort is in .the
aud October.
somebody to get at it qniok, being
are you r willing to say to your
TERMS:—$15,
single
lea|
stomach it is a wrong physical
..
,
leaP>
time of service, »20 the
T o P a tr o n s an d C o r re s p o n d a n ts .
himself too busy with other things
wife, daughter, mother or
season, payable at the end of the season. $25 r to . l a Insure,
y -------l
ab e W h e n
a.
• pa
•
condition and not hunger. When
heart
that
they
are
incapable'to
In effect, Mr Edison asserts that
mare is known
to in be
foal. Mare
and v o lt to stand Rood (or
All locals will be run till ordered out,
zr
t with
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it might seem difficult to many
a series of movable, interchangeable
unless otherwise specified.
services. Care will be taken to prevent accidents but will be respond bfo
intelligently exercise /the right
Any person or persons having
I)on't send us tor free publication any­ molds for houses of varying de people to locate this sensation,
for none, Trading, selling or removing the mare from the neighbor­
horses,
cattle,
houses,
lots
or
house­
of
suffrage,
the
right
for
which
thing of an advertising character.
P r o tla n d , O r e g o n .
how easy a matter it is with a little
hood forfeits the insurance and money becomes due. V ....,1. ---
• ,
more blood has been »pilled upon hold goods for sale, exchange, or
Don’t ask us to send you names and ad- signs, and all the paraphernalia for
* OSCAR ANDERSON MANAGER
Jres* ul corresjxindentfi That is a private using it, would be easily within the observation and practice understood the field of battle than for any parties desiring to buy such prop­
P ercheron H o rse B reeders A s s n .
matter between them and u*.
compass of a corporation or firm by one who has taken voice culture, other? Are you to Bar to them that erty, will find T he O bserver a
Copy for ads, change», etc., must be in
good medium for advertising and
and who locates throat and head,
with
a
capital
of
$100,000.
From
the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wedne*
they are not the equal of the securing a customer. Try
E- Sells, Keeper.
these molds, and with semifluid and high and low chest tones. foreigner who comes to our land
lay to insure proper care and attention
Free bus to and from train*
T he O» server ,
Church and Society notices FREE, ex
When
he
learns
to
recognize
and
concrete made with cement and
Moro, Or
Rates by the day
ignorant of our laws and our in­
cept when for money making purposes,
Such notices at regular rates at the option poured into the molds, houses could obey only the mouth sensation the stitutions? Invited.here to aid in
60 c, 76 c, $ 1.0 0 , $ ! .6 0 , $ 2 .
of the publishers.
be built in a few hours, ready to path of the Fletcherite is easy, as
European Plan
the election of 6ur officers and the
Don’t send us article* on politics, tern
have all the windows, heating pipes be is directed to eat anything which
A Good Clean Family Hotel
perance or religion. Discussion of such
framing of our laws while the in­
topics only lead* to violent and abusive and water and illuminating fixtures his appetite craves, without regard
The Moro brick yard property,
language in the end.
pnt in place. A day would be to whether it is starch, fat or telligent American woman is told adjoining and weBl of the Court
that
Bhe
is
not
qualified
to
have
a
Avoid personalities. Compliment* deli
ample time, economically utilized. proteid.
house, is for sale. Besides two city
cately given are always acceptable, but
voice in the affairs of state? Such blooks there is an acreage good for
even they must not be overdone, a* the And as to the cost, in this estima
The next step is to masticate the
Winner of first premium at the California State Fair in 1898.
conditions should cause the man­ first class gardening, and the whole
charge of Incjnccrltv is apt to follow a tion 1350 would be sufficient to
food until it is entirely tasteless.
shower of prefix nothings spread broad
tract
will
make
a
lovely
suburban
hood
of
America
t>
blush
for
shame.
This is a Splendid Thoroughbred Black Mammoth Jack. He stands
build a good, artistic, comfortable This must be done alike as to the
cast
•
Last week Miss Mary N. Chase, rpsidence. Price $700. For particu­
16 hands high and weighs 1100 pounds. He comes from a line of the
• Before comlngTo th’e city to trade read­ little
house of seven rooms. solids, and all liquids except water.
lars address
B. F. H oover
.
ers are requested to examine The Obsei ver
of,
New
Hampshire,
spoke
to
the
very
finest breeders of Kentucky stock.
Another feature which he inci­ “Bite, chew, masticate, munch, and
542 East 86th street,
advertising columns. Its tiie active, wide
STO P AT
«wake business man who advertises, con­ dentally mentions is that such a taste everything you take into your point upon this issue, but the man 2 0 2 ]----—
..
Portland, Or
sequently he is the most accommodating,
not born, mouth until it is not only thorough­ politicians monopolized The Old
g*r®d by Great West, by
sells the cheapest, and deal* the most lib­ house simply could
would not require repairs, as walls, ly liquefied and made neutral and Reliable, and wo were unable to 03686325
erally in every way
Royal King of Kentucky, by
C orn er 7 th a n d Stark S t r e e t s .
report her. She, however, m ide a
floors, stairs, roof, cellar, and, in
St. Joe. First dam by Don Juan by Signal; second dam by Dietz St.
I* new and It* roomi are provided with
Republicans in and about the short, everything but the doors and alkaline by saliva, but until the re­ good beginning for success in Sher­
A good Gilliam county wheat It running
Clair by 8t. Clair.
duced
substance
all
settles
back
into
water and long distance tele­
Capitol are beginning to doubt the windows, would be of cement. Ia
man county of thè pending amend­ ranch of 932 acres about 700 acres in
phones. European plan. Rates
the
folds
at
the
back
of
the
mouth
sincerity of Hie Excellency in his point of beauty, such a strnotnre
$1 per day and upward.
ment. —At the close of the meeting cultivation, plenty water, supplied
BYRON WEST will make the season of 1906 As follow*,
Highest priced room $3
strenuous opposition to another would be as readily of artistic de and exiles the swallowing impulse. an Equal Suffrage Campaign Com­ with wind mill from a well. A4so,
per day.
Beginning April 16th at '
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Then swallow what has collected
some
desirable
residence
property
fh
term .
mittee was organized with 29 mem­ Moro. Any or all of this property
sign as any other. Io durability it
and excited the influence and con­ bers, and officers as follows: -
Wright-Dickinson.
Hotel
Co.
W riting about the National Edu­ would literally defy the gnawing tinue to chew at the remainder,
can be purchased on easy teruiB, or
Chairman, Mrs Ella Slayback.
Chas. Wright, President.
q*
will consider a trade for other prop­
cational association annual con tooth of time.
liquid though it may be, until the
Secretary, Miss Jessie B lair.’
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
erty
as
part
pay.
For
full
particu­
“Just
say
for
me
says
Mr
Edison
vention in Ban Francisco July 7,
Members enrolled, E.S. Hornady, lars write to ___ JL M. P arry ,
last morsel d isap p ea r _ J n l l t p
that
I
have
tried
it
and
know
it
14, Prof. Ackerman says: „The
Mr and Mr* J.P. Strahl, J.L.Wan-" 193]
swallowing impulse.’’ .
Morp,Or
value.j>f these meetings is well will work, and that I would do it
kirk, Mrs Julia H . DeMoss, Mrs
After
taking
a
.course
in
his
own
myself
as
a
business
if
|
had
time,
Nellie Cushman, Mrs Minnie B.
known aud those interested in edn
Fletcherizing, the inventor, at 54 Garlick, Mr and Mrs J.B. Mowry,
M y Celebrated M a m m o th
cation throughout the state are which I haven’t. I’ve been working
could
stand
physical
culture
tests
Geo.
Mowry,
Will
Mowry,
Mrs
anxious to have our teachers par all day and all night, a few odd
which tired freshmen, and which Stanley, Rev. and Mrs Adam*, Mr*
ticipate, because it will be many hours exoepted, for 40 years, and I
Terms of service, $15.00, payable when mare is known to be with foal.
were tried with them and profes­ Lorena Meindl, Mrs M.L. Hoskim Goldendale, Wash., for cattle or
can’t
begin
to
get
through
with
my
years W ore another National Edu­
sheep. Call on or address
•on,
H.O,
Shugart,
J.M.
Dunabop,
T X ’ L. C rum ,
U . H . S M IT H ,
cational Association will be so ac­ own work. Bnt snch houses as I sionally a t Yale. Not only energy M r and M rs O .W . A x te ll, Goo. A
W . O. D l/N C A N ,
cessible, and because our standing have outlined would unquestionably and unusual mental and physical Urquhart, P.P. DeMoss, Mrs Jambs
_ ^ uTug>
O
w
n
er.
f l a nager.
educationally will t>e judged large be the very thing for the man earn strength come from the system, Woods, Mrs W.B. McCoy, Mrs J.F.
but
it
appeals
to
the
economist
as
Moore,
Mrs
Frost,
Misses
Saidie
ly by the attendance of Oregon lag small pay. The rich might at
Pickard, Ora Lewellen.
teachers at this convention. Rail­ first look askanoe at such houses, well; as a third of the usual amount
of
food
is
found
to
be
required,
be­
bnt
the
time
will
come
when
they
One store building and one lot
ways and steam boat lines have
IN MEMORI AM.
Main street.
granted liberal rates and the local will live in them, too. I will see cause of the greater amount of I -*•»
r
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Two lots^ind building, suitable
committee at Ban Francisco assures this innovation a commonplaoe fact, nutriment and less waste which re­ Deaths of Father Kaseberg, Miss
for residence. Main street.
even
though
I
am
in
my
60th
year,
sult.
There
is
also
an
appeal
to
us that there will be no advanoe
This is all good paying proper­
EmmaUGosh, Mrs. Nels Hansen.
in the regular rates at hotels, room for I ought, accidents barred, to the epicurean, as there is a delicacy
ty, and I want to Bell it. For par­
ing houses and restanrants dnring live 20 years more, at least, and in of taste for food eaten in thiB way
L. B. H ill ,
Referring to the death of John C. ticulars apply to
Will make the breeding season
203] ‘
Moro, Or.
convention week. Any data or In­ side of 10 years you will be living which makes it have a flavor un­
of 1906 at my farm, east of Moro
Kaseberg, at Walla Walla, men­
in
a
cement
honse.’’
dreamed
of.
Try
it.
formation in any way relating to
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded. until about the 1st of July, when
tioned in The Observer last week,
the meeting can be obtained by
Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now he Will be tMien to m-y John Day
the Statesman says:
Our
immigration
laws
need
re­
addressing Prof. J. H. Ackerman,
T ào I n la n d E m pire, John C. Kaseberg, brother of in cultivation, water, windmill, ranch in Sherman county.
vision. Tbe lower honse of oon-
wells and springs. If you want a
Balem, Oregon.
Pasture will be furnished for all
gress got into a fight on the 13th
Henry Kaseberg, the old pioneer, good place come and Boe me four breeding mares, at going rates.
( E I T K A L OKI-XiOJW.
One of the most picturesque whioh disgraced several members,
Terms: $15 to inture, money doe
died at the family residence, 318 miles east of Rutledge. Everything
Prineville Journal.
No middle man. when the mare is known to be with
figures thrown up by the agrarian ¿bout a foreign immigrant, Fannie
East Rose street, at 12:30 o’clock a roan needs.
Address. F rank P ayne ,
foal.
J. R. M artin , Owner.
Development work at the Hay last night of asthma, aged 74 years.
discontent and populistic upheaval Diner, about whom the Commis­
166
R u th d g e, Or.
of the mid nineties was a silver sioner General of Immigratidn had oTeek coal mines, a property whiclf Mr Kaseberg lately returned from
.tongued congressman from Color said to Mr Hopkins that the wo was opened up a few weeks ago, California, where he spent the
ado, rejoicing in the quaint name man was a blank idiot; that she has disclosed several good veins of winter.- The funeral will take
T h e C e le b r a te d J a c k
of Ijafe Pence. A placer miner by shrank from the light; that a) e had bituminous coal, all of which will place from the residence Wednes-
occnpation, a politician by accideut, sores upon her legs which indi- be worked ae rapidly as possible. day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Mr On Matters That Interest You Will make the breeding seasons of
1906 at the old Strahl pbee near
after the total eclipse of Wind) CHled that she had been manacled, Foj the past two weeks men at work Kaseberg waB a native of Germany
Your local paper is a neoessity DeMoss Springs, will be handled
Willie of Lincoln, he drifted from »nd that she had been manacled, on the property have drifted in on and came to the United States
to you, financially and socially.
by A. B. Nelson an experienced
one mining camp to another nntil And that she had claws which the larger vein, which has a width when a mere lad. For years he
But a NKWfePAPZM OF OMN- horseman who claims Aguinaldo is
he strnck Portland at the time oi showed that she bad not been of 5 feet, and the tunnel is now be­ farmed in Oregon, amassing a con­ ERAL , CIRCULATION, contain­ best blooded and has more points of
the Lewis and "Clark centennial properly cared for. I ii one da) tween 30 and 40 feet in length. siderable fortune. He moved to ing the latest new* of th* world, perfection than any other Jack in
DICXN0MAH
DICKNOM AH Is not only a rich­
• With the practiced eye of bis call I rs I mouth tu -te n sh ip * landed 11,- The tunnel is being sunk into the
ly bred horse, but is.one of the hand­
Walla Walla some years ago to is equally neoenary to you. Th* this part of the country. See his
ing he noted the huge hills fringing GOO iiniiHgran s in New York. Itali- side of the ridge and as yet no con­
up to data man” will provide colts for evidence of this fact.
Hla
Sired by Multnomah 10369 by A lta­ somest, to be seen anywhere.
make his home. He is survived
Terms: $12 for one; $22 for two
carriage is very stylish and he has a
mont.
the pretty lake where gondolas sns, Hungarian-). I nseians, etc.
siderable depth below the surface by seven children as follows: Mrs himself with these two essential
and a greater number in proportion, Dam Babe Flagherty by Dick Flggh- powerful way of going, is speedy and
feature* of progT***.
glided aud launches ran to and fro
has been attained. In consequence W. R. Copeland, Heirry J. Ka*e-
level headed and transmits
these
payable when mare is known to be
In
TH
1
TWICE
-
A
-
WRRK
The
Miixini
G.irky
incident
leads
amid the cadences of carnival mush
qualities to his colts.
the coal is still capped with clay berg, Mrs W. C. Bennett, Amelia 8P0K R SM A N . RR V U W ,
DICKNOMAH
is
a
rich
blood
bay
with
foal.
Spo­
His sixe and Individuality, coupled
and the laughter of happy tbous to belief mat cognizance may yet b» and the cap rock, but this will dis­
Aguinaldo has splendid action stallion, w ith star and black points; with
Kaseberg and Albert Kaseberg, all kane, Wash., will be found the
an excellent disposition, make
fn
was foaled May 14th, 1899, stands
and*.
He paraphrased an old taken t f •'.in.- fiit-l
and
is
a
fine
walker.
appear
as
the
tunnol
is
sunk
farther
of Walla Walla; John R.' Kaseberg very latest new* of th* world, it*
over sixteen hands high and w ill him a desirable air«. He la absolute­
a,; ( i
saying. “ If Mahomet would not imiq gi¡iu> ii I . a .-
J
ohn
H.
D
e
M
obr
,
ly free from any constitutional de­
weigh 1200 pounds.
•nto the ridge and away from the and E. E. Kaseberg, of Wasco, matter including information on
DeMoss Springs, Or
come to the mountain the mountain heralding his opinions that llu surface.
He is one of the few stallions left fect or blemishes and Is In all re­
politic*, commerce, agricultnr*, 214]
Oregon, where the family formerly
on this coast who Is a direct descend­ spects a perfect horse.
should go to M ahomet?' In other
mining, literature, a* well a* th*
DICKNOM AH w ill make the seas­
Prosjiect work has also been resided.
ant from the loins of old Altamont,
word«, he oonoeived the construc­
local happening* in the state* of
of 190«, commencing April let,
h im s e lf on « o f th « <r«ete«<
of on
carried on throughout the claim*
at
the following p la to if
Bvsry«««
Sbswlg
sabaorllM
fsr
tion of huge M-r|>entine slnioe w ap
Beloved, kind, generous and’es­ Vontam», Oregon, Idaho, Wash­ his h en s *a»«r, U srdsr to gs* all extreme «peed the world has known.
which were located by different as­
The Dallee on Monday of each
ington and the province of British
A t his death he was the sire of seven
to carry those picturesque hills b)
week.
sociations soon after the first dis­ teemed Mrs Nels Hanson Is no Columbia. In addition, it* ooh
w ithin the 2:10 list.
ths local news, hot to kw> In touch
the kindly diverted aid of Balch
Wacso, on Tuesday and Wednes­
The sire of DICKNOMAH was a
covery;.and, in all of these crop­ more. She died at the Monkland nmns for woman, it* popular
with th« world’s daily w w
creek and other streams, down into
grand hors« In every wny^ who died day of each week.
farm
residence
Saturday
a.m.
14th,
•cienoe
articles,
it*
short
and
con­
should
also
road
when horsemen were beginning to • Moro, on Friday and Saturday of
that sun kissed lake, thereby to m a n k in d w o u ld have to pings have been found. dth er and the funeral was attended Mon­ tinued stories, it* “ Answers to
each week.
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appreciate hla worth.
make vast areas of level land suit­ in v e n t m ilk . M ilk Is N a ­ tunnels will be sunk as soon as day by loving friends and neigh­ Correspondent*’’ and “ Puxxle
Fee for the season, $20.1)0, w ith
The Evening Telegram,
The sire of hla dam, Dick Flagh­
possible
where
the
best
surface
in­
able for manufacturing and ware t u r e ’s e m u ls io n — b u tte r
erty, was a strongly bred Morgan the usual return privileges.
bors, whose sympathies were ex­ Problem* ’ ’ oombin* to form a
Portland, Oregon,
8ervlce fee payable Oct. 1, 190«.
and was a large horse of fine sub­
house purposes. So>ri after the p u t in sh ap e f o r d ig e s ­ dications exist. From the tunnel tended to the husband and father home newspaper that at $1.00 per
TH B DICKNOMAH CO., Owners.
stance and lots of speed.
in
which
work
is
now
being
directed
Ths
leading
«venlng
nswwyayer
e
f
year
oan
nowhere
ba
excelled.
close of the fair he started this tio n . C od liv e r o il is ex ­
Wm. T. Harvle, Manager.
in his great grief. But she has
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ITS A D V BBTO X N O V A L U *.
the Pacific Ooaet, which has cem-
great work, has persevered lluough tre m e ly n o u ris h in g , b u t a large number of tons of the fuol
gone to her rest, where trouble
P srhapa yoa b a r s a o m sth la « to Mil— •
ylsto Associated Frees reyovts end
farm , a ts*m . farm m aohlnory. Tow m ar
many discouragements and mishaps it has to be e m u ls ifie d has been taken and thrown on the
ceases and all is perfect peace. The wish to b ur aom oth la«. Th* boat poaatblo
•d a l leaned -w ire eervioe, with
dump.
The
coal
is
being
used
in
e a r to eom m u n loato w ith p«opi« « h o « la b
until today the hissing giants are b e fo re w e can d ig e s t it.
b a r or M il Io b y laoortlaa a em ail a4
corroependente in Important news
the camp for cooking purposes and bereaved who with sorrowing «•rttaem
aat la Tbo «»okoom aa R a r l.«
licking the Crumbling hillsid*« into
stock m en , Inmborman an « m la
eeators end in all the dttea and
in the blacksmith forges and isi hearts had to see the loved one pass era V srra.ro,
coffee colored foam, and on the one
M ORO, O REG O N.
ta k e th e TW IC B -A -W B B K .
principal towns s f ths NerthweeL
forever
to
m
their
view
in
this
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r»u
«
la
b
to
reach
b
u
d
n
em
m
en
and
giving
satisfaction.
Quite
a
num­
hand level elevations suitable for'
M w eom ers, u m th e DAILY er « U N D a V
Portland and subarhe are oovered
«D H D A T
ber of samples have been distributed world should remember that even eV O R B SM A N RBVIWW.
charming scenic home building
feed a n d sa l e s t a b l e s .
hy a bright staff of reporters, and
co
m
b
in
es
th
e
best
oH
T H « T W IC B -A -W H B K RATH « A R B
at
its
worst
this
is
only
perfect
rest.
during the past week and teats
have succeeded the towering hills,
Ten ee n ts per lin e eaeh laeertlon
editorial,
dramatlo,
society
and
w ith th e v a lu a b le h y p o ­
J» M. D U N A H O O , Proprietor and Manama
and on the other he has made the
made of the brrning and heating Here in this warld our happiest «(■ w ords to a line.
special writers. Saturday’s edi­
T AMD SUN D A Y RATH
and brightest hours are mixed with T H B C D O A IL
lake so that man, without divinity, pho sphites so th a t it is qualitie* with good result«^
N M C R in V B INSHRTIOMR
tion consists of 2* to 8* pages, and
easy to d ig est an d does
T .l.p h o u . from The D.II m or a .y Shmmao eoualy p o i.l. a» our .xp m ,«.
sorrow therefore let us grieve as
may walk upon the water unaided. fa r m o re crood th a n th o
I»« has color» 4 comic pages, as well as
R«rvlo«
furalabed Io or from Moro Io say points
«H
little as possible trusting that there
a department for children, colored
OUR MOTTO " P U ^ ths public."
Tke Otoffirr^v tastfttot • is a brighter world beyond the
!So
fashion page, an interesting serial
grave
•So
•So story and ether attractive features
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
W OM AN SLFFK A M E.
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populist of '96, the rough aud
SUN D A Y ALOMB
in addition to all the news e f ths
' The funeral of Miss Emma Gosh
n o u ris h in g fo o d - m edi­
SPECIA L RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
r M m
ready chaser gfier the yellow eun cin e in th e w o rld .
day.
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took plaoe in Monkland Sunday
(»earns of m any an isolated placer
Buhecription Matos: One month,
mornlng. Deceased was a daughter
M cento; three months, $1.85; six
camp, and enrolls him among
of Mr and Mrs Henry Goth, and a
lontha. $8.60; twelve months, $A.
makers of communities, atnotg
W rtta yowr a d s. p lainly, oaelM ln « awsowal
very. bright and promising girl.
»«* - « - b o r o f
Semple copies mailed free.
the benefactor* of Ores ter Oregon.
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wb«<bor y«w
A LL the tim e.
The
O b serv er.
T h e Im p o r t e d P e r c h e r o n
S t a llio n
P a ste u r , 5 5 4 0 0 , 4 0 0 7 8 .
Stock Cattle for Sale
Mondays and Tuesdays, John Christiansen's fan
Wednesdays and Thursdays, J. F. Belshen's fan
Fridays and Saturdays, - - - • Moro
Horses Lost-Reward $20.
w
t iu u s
LT h T
TtB iij, Sell or fichsitje
f lg jg ]
Conn Front and Morrian Stneti
Brick Yard for Sale.
W hen
in
P o r t i »nd
H o te l O re g o n
“
DUPLEX
For Exchange
2211—
BYfiOIj W E S T
BY R O N
F"
Moro on Monday and Tuesday.
The Bales ranch, 3 miles S. E. ef Vnsee en Wednes­
day, Thursday and Friday.
... Wasco en Saturday of each week.
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Moro Property for Sale.
Keep Posted
If a Cow gave
Butter
A G U IN A L D O
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