Furnishing Goods
Hats Shoes
Shoes and Oxfords
Clothing Etc.
N e v e r b e fo r e h a s
o u r lin e o f
G e n ts
F u r n is h in g s b e e n s o
c o m p le t e a n d w e i n
v ite
s p e c ia l a t t e n
tio n
b y -e v e ry
m an
and
b o y . fo r
th e ir
4 t h o f J u ly a n d h o t
w e a t h e r c lo t h in g .
Patent leather, Tans and
Blacks, all the latest and best
styles at prices that can not
be beat by any shoe house
in America.
Panama Hats
The only hat for the
su m m er time, they are going
fast. Come while there are
plenty of styles to select from.
We m o t a stare oi your trade
SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY
MORO, OREGON.
The
O b se r v e r
The Observer is the Sherman
county paper you want. '
MORO, S H E R M A N C O .,O R E G O N :
Wagons, Wagons, Wagons. See
Geo. N. Croefield, Wasco.
The price of The ObserveriH $1.50 | Rubber stamps to order at The
per year. 75 «ente for six month«, W cent« ,
_u«» «f
. i we I
omoe.
for foar month*—bat
If ..-4.1
paid 4.«
in - advanoe
«joept g?-M in fail for 2 years. Khorlar
McCormick
headers and extras.
term s than one year 12)^ oeute per month.
See Geo. N. Croefield, Waaco.
Send for advertising rates
All local« will be run till ordered o u t ,,
Latest maps of both Oregon and
unless Otherwise «i>eclfled.
I Washington, for sale at The
Don’t »end us for free publication any- Observer Book Store.
thing of an advertising character.
I
THE
*r office.
Stationery,
at
The
Observer Hook Store.
MACHINERY
Get one of our indellible pads
and «tamp for marking linen.
Miss Vie Sayres school closed on
the 30th. It was very successful.
Tho Observer is sustained by its
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for the
Holt Combine Harvesting
Company.
And a C om plete L ine
of E x tras for
McCormick Reapers and
Headers. . . . . . .
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W. F. Weigand X Co., 8 s ;L Ä
GOODS
F R U IT
OVERALLS
SH O E S , ETC.
Carbon paper, any size to order
at The Observer office
)’wn reputation. The Offloial Paper of The
D f tlE D
Stationery, paper, pens, ink, People
ln<]ulry, when o ttered upon onr ralcpdar, pencils and all sorts of ictas, at thei
\ j rH Parr Mrs Logan and Mrs
giving the date of the paper n the date at f u , n , , , i,
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w hich your current aubscrtptjon expires. , 'JljBerver Book Store.
I Barnum returned from the Dalles
Difficulty irrliavingyour Observer j Don’t fail to see the new Stockton Saturday
Changed may be avoided by .ending t h e , drapers made for all headers.
Sara
ole conies of th is n a n e r m av
desired alteration to thUoffice. Always j
»iiipi© copies oi in is paper may
give the name of the office from which 1 Mrs J M' Parry has returned j b« bad at The Observer business
h o w . from .„exten d ed trip to the ollie« -Oc. per copy.
ay valley, much improved in health. « ~ Hay canyon bpys’took the cake
FRIDAY
. . J uly G, 190G
Shampooing, hair dressing, Bcalp from Moro juniors Saturday, 8 to6.
treatment, manicuring, and facial Dean Hayes, umpire.
Plenty qf fishing tackle at ST Co massage. Will call at residence, if
Want a wagon-rack. See Moro
The Observer is the home paper desired. Fur particulars inquire at
Implement
Co.’s remarks on 2d
you want.
D.F.Qsburb’s. Ginns’ late residence. page. Guy Hulse, agent.
Gas engines, all sizes. See Geo.
The combined bands of Grans
Mrs Ladru Barnum returned
N. Croefield, Wasco, Or.
Valley and Moro have demonstrated Saturday from a restive outing
Don’t forget the Sherman County that when good music is much
Farmers’ Meeting in Wasco, July needed, there is no cause for leaving about Falls city. Mr Barnum took
his rest at Collin6.
7th, at 2 o’clock p m.
( Sherman county to secure it.
Now that you are thinking hard
You can always find it profitable
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very
Trueman* Poland, the Biggs dis- to use the classified adv. columns about machinery, extras, oils, har
difficult for us to Handle copy that i pfcliper of liquids, closed hia joint
ness, etc., look over the advertise
call, for changes in the form.
ttt noon on the ,ftHt day of June> of The Observer. They bring buyer ment of W F Weigand a Co., Grass
and seller together.
Valley, Or.
The Stockton new drajjer, made i shipping the ingredients to Dalles
Tha Sherman Trading,,Co. is
for all headers, for sale by H o lticjty, *fhe badge of disappointed
Mr and Mrs Simon Elcook re
showing the best line o f ladies and
Mfg. Co.,AVjaao«, Or.
, hope was left flapping on the door
turned
from the G. A.R.encampment
childrens Oxfords and Shoes that
Will sell you a gits erigiuc, and , knob.
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Pike took
has ever been in the country.
set it up, running in order. GeoT j T h u N ew Bigg»—is—cartsinljt—a.
the train for Ashland, as Mr E left
Mrs Johnston came over from Grants pass.
N. Crosfield, Wasco.^'__ ,
most deservedly popular hotel, and
Gilliam
farm to help celebrate,
We’ve got the tools ami w h a ts|m5ne hust. J. J. Heckard and wife,
An elegant bouquet of carnations,
bringing
with
her Miss Cleo Burni-
more we know how to use them in ' are entitled to a very liberal patron-
sweet peas and nasturtione, attract
this Print Shop. Conrte and see for' »««• The table is supplied with son, who has been the guest here of attention of visitors to this shack
yourself.
everything nice, and the rooms are Mrs Johnston’s daughter, Miss this week. They came from the
For sale 1-15 horse Case engine, i new’ neat an(* clean*
< Litha Cunningham.
flower garden of Mrs
Isaac
ThingB are not always what they Thompson. Thanks.
1-30x54 Russell separator, with
Patriarchs Militant and Soverign
fork, cables, cook hnufw, at a snap. Grand Lodge, IO 0 F, which con- seem. Sponge cake is not made of
Amongst a gang of counterfeiters,
Good term». See Geo. N. Crosfield, venesat Toronto, Ontario, Sept 15th sponges, Welsh rabbit is not rabbit tough old convicts, arrested last
Wasco. ----
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* to 22d, 1906. “ Tickets now on Bale at ail and a family jar is never used
week
in Baker, Umatilla and
Screen doors. The Wind River ¡at Moro railway station; going via in preserving the peace. If every Multnomah counties, appears the
Lumber Co. now have a' nice stock jSkokane and return 180.10. Go thing, especially food and clothing, name of C K Mills, former saloon
of these doors, of both plain and >ng via Spokane, returning via San was labeled with its real contents keeper in Grass Valley.
fancy patterns, in assorted sizes, all Francisco $101.95. On sale Sept and no shams were marketed, this
Peter Fleck has sold the Fleck
Btrong and well built. Do yon not j 8-9 and 10th, 1906. Limit to Nov. would he a much better world to
orchard near Grant to James M
need one or more of them?
| 30th, llfOO)
live in.
Taylor; taking as part of the deal
781 acres of farm land near Hay
canon; which Mr Fleok in turn has
sold to J B Thompson.
A Blue M ark h ere will a n sw e r an
10 9 6
CANNED
Plenty of fishing tackle at ST Co.
Type-writer paper at The Observ
Wedding
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Mrs Nish is visiting friends in
County oourt Is in seesion,
You don’t have to woar god'd
A nice thing about having a large
year Wednesday.
Webfoot.
yesterday and today.
olothee if you can afford to.
family ie you can’t afford to bave
Dick Ogle is coming to the front
It’s advice when yon give it and
We will talk a bit about things
A man is nearly always ashamed any other bad habits.
as a truck farmer.
lecturing when you get it.
tbie week in our next.
to admit he was never wild.
A wid oarer thinks be m ’ght do
H A Page has some friends on a
Ray Ragsdale ie home from col
The Delineator for Jhly, August
Some boys who go to college don’t better next time and a widow that
visit from Nebraska. ’
~
lege for the summer vacation
and Sept, 25o, direct from the Butt- even learn to play base ball.
sho could pot do worse.
O A Ramsey is doing the Big
Moro was very nioely decorated rick Co., NY City. Write for it.
Buy the genuine imported aven-
It’s funny how arliatio people
Barn Aot at the farm of L L Peets. for the celebration and oounty fair.
J O Thompson, of Hood river, think long hair will make up for erious carhoiineum; the imitation
Miss Sadie Briggs of Erskine-
1 be base ball was up to date, was a close observer at the fair in brains.
being offered is only a temporary
«
ville, left Ssturday for DesMoines, Wednesday, 5 to 6 in favor of Moro. Moro thia week. A C ie here also
Small boye wouldn’t mind having remedy if at all. It genuine one
Iowa.
Mrs M L Hoekioson and Miee from Portland.
ears if there were no mothers to application lasts for all time. Ask
Moro was filled with hsppy farm Blair are visiting relatives in Cor
to see our sealed packages. The
The Reed a Nelson ferry at Rufus wash them.
Observer Book Store.
ers Saturday, and all appear to be vallis.
J
is now ready for business. The
There would be a lot more fun in
The N Y Post says that the post-
busy.
C L Blakely of Shaniko, had a launch is on the water, and has religion if people tried to discourage
office department has ruled that
T E Sink and wife, and Miss good job of dentistry performed by successfully passed all tests.
you from it.
mail must he looked over before
Edna, were Portland visitors last Dr Jamea this week.
Mr and Mrs Peter Fleck were
There will be money enough in taken from the postolfice, and that
week.
guest«
of
Mr
and
Mrs
J
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Landry
Mrs Sullivan, mother of Dr Ray
the world for everybody when it is any letters put into your box by
Mr and Mrs Adolph Heydt ar W Logan, was the guaet of bar eon last week. In the Palmy days of no use tp anybody.
mistake muet be returned before
Grants, thie couuty, they lived cloee
leaving the office, under a penalty
rived Saturday and are now at and family this week.
On
a
nice
summer
day
it
seems
neighbors.
of $200 for failure to do so. Post
home in Moro.
The early bird rises so soon now
like being sentenced to hard labor master Parry has not yet b-ien
People wondered why the CSRy even to have to yawn.
This is the last year of swearing that the youngsters oan lie abed
notified.
train came in on time yesterday.
in a vote. Hereafter; if you don’t while the worm is being caught.
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Was it because L L Bell was here
register you can’ t vote.
Some women seen to think that
Wedding bells are soon to ring on a rainy day a pair of beooming and wanted to get to Kent and
near Monkland. Tommie says her stockings is of more use than an could’t leave with the train because
of unfinished business?
answer was “slow but sure.”
umbrella.
At the Dollar feast of the Multno
Mtas Dicie M u rra y has been
It is bad policy to prove a man
mah
democracy thia week one of the
making regular calls to the dress wrong in an argument when you
speakers explain that Senator Gear-
makingparlors this week. .
know he has some other way of
in was absent because “bees gtfn
If its a Book yon want, The getting even.
wid Charley 8 weeny on a run over
FO R
Observer Book Store is the place to
Grandpa Belabae 91, and Grand to Yoorup and Egip and a few other
find a variety to select from.
pa Jordan 84, were the oldest old towns, t’ pick up some bricky
Mr I’arr left for Portland Monday participants in the Moro oelebration bracks and iniquities.
to inquire into the reported de thia week
H a r v e s t .
LA W A N D O R D E R L E A G U E
struction of the jute crop in India.
Messrs Lloyd, Orville and Clyde
H A Page got another car load Smith with their wives sod babes, C o n s titu tio n ^ n S B y-Law s of Tho
of Dalles city ice last week. A took part in tbs Moro celebration
C ounty O rg a n is a tio n .
carload melts away about 3-fourths this week.
ARTICLX I.
these dayf.
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Everybody enjoyed the oelebra
Name.
* With Senator Fulton alone to tion and fair in Moro this week.
The
name
of
thia
organization »ball
represent Oregon interests, this state Award of premiums will be pub be tha Law and Order League fur Sher
lished
next
week.
man county.
fared very well at the late session
ARTICLE IL
of congress.
Mrs O. A. Ramsey arrived home
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O b je c t.
E E Martin has purchased lum Friday accompanied by her sister,
Miss
Bessie
Yarnell,
and
sister-in-
The object of thia organization ahall
ber from the Wind River Lumber
be to oo-operate with the oounty offl
Co. with which to build himself a law, Mrs Charles Yarnell.
clala of Sherman oounty, Oregon, and
house on the farm.
The finder of a gold-band ring all other offloera In the enforcement of
law: particularly aa to the anforoemeut
18k
fine, lost in Moro July 5th, will of the Local Option Law. And to aa
E A Cushman and family are at
home from their Trout lake ex confer a favor by leaving same at slat such offloera therein and to aee to It
that auoh lawa are vigorously enforced.
cursion. That region was a pleas-,, tbie office, and reoeiva reward.
ARTICLE III
ing surprise to them.
Meals served by the Ladies Aid
Membership.
F M Smith has a fat duck that Society this week were relished by
A
ny
person
may become a member
follows him about like a pet poodle. their patrons, and none were per of the organization
whose purpoeee and
aims are In accordance with the objects
He thought of entering it for the mitted to depart dissatisfied. .
stated, who pays the membership dues
slow race, but its too swift.
Mr McDonald, Mr and Mrs G N. and who shall further subscribe to the
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
W R Ellis, representative elect to Crosfield, and Mrs Amos, were following pledge: I hereby pledge my
self to promote the Interests of thia
congress for this district, will speak guests of Mrs Fordyce during the I .eague and to seek to obtain evidenoe
of violations of law and to divulge the
at the farmers meeting in Wasoo celebration and fair this week.
same to the executive committee. 7 9 %:•
tomorrow, Saturday July 7th.
If this contemptible bagatelle of Failure to do so forfeits my member
ship in the League.
The eagle that screamed haB a railroad only knew the daily
Sec. 2. Failure to'pay due« and as Z = £ e a ,& a ,c lx e e aro ni-wtly caused by ilio -tra in <>f
found a testing plaoe over S 8 Hayes damage it caused by its uniform sessments shall constitute a forfeiture
of membership.
T lx ©
desk, in the Gordon bank. The delays—do you think .its managers
and can l>«i -
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ARTICLE IV.
would careadam? Nit.
last asset of the BiggerstafTs.
T >© x x x i . 3 i r x © x x t l ' 3 7 ' C \ x x © c L i )y wearing tfuj *
Fees and Dues.
The hot wave that tortured and
The Kerr, Gifford Co. has bought
Eaeh member, on w
Joining
the l/©Ag_
I .eague
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Ig til©
many people io the east
aide
the warehousing business.of the W killed
to relieve the undue-strain ’put
, »kJ-
.A
, ,ha11
• membership fee of >1.00,
A Gordon Co in Sherman oounty. of this oontlnent Saturday tortured I and thereafter a quarterly fee of twenty-
, upon them.
The Gordon Co retain their banking ahd killed numeruus fields of wheat I flTt °*nta-
My E quipm ent for m aking an Accurate test of the eyes is Unexcelled by
in The Inland Empire Sunday and I
article v .
business.
any office in the state. I have all the latest Im proved instrum ents, w hich are
The O. Man started on bis 7lst
The Prineville-Mitchell stage was
carried away in a cloud burst June
25th. One passenger, a lady, and
the driver were Baved. The Stage
was a complete wreck and team
drowned.
The mail was swept
down 9 miles and then recovered
in fair shape. *
Dry was duly initiated in Sher
man county Saturday. It was a
caution to sinners to see Dad De-
Moss, Old M. Ireland, Nasby Parry,
Axtell, et. «1, hiking to the drug
store to have their old bottles filled
before night set in.
Ed Smith would like to be made
happy by some one who found his
pocket-book in the Kent district.
It contained about $230,00 in bills
and $500 in notes. A reward of
$20 00 will he paid to any person
finding it and leaving same at the
office of the Kent Recorder.
Oliver Coker, the fallow who
threatened and attempted to carve
County Commissioner
Dunoan
Chisholm last month, was finally
arrested and lodged in jail Sunday.
Upon examination before Justice
Wbi Rudolf Monday he was given
the alternative of leaving the state
within 12 hours, or going to jail in
default of $2,000 bond to appear at
the next term of the oircuit uourt.
Ha deoided to hike.
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C o r r e c t C -lo s o o s
Monday.
Offioara and Duties
Mrs Clara Belohee, who came op I The offloera of the League shall oon
ik . n u
I
ot a President, vl<
and the
4th at
Treasurer aod’ S S X e
from Portland to .pend
tha 4U>
•’> J | secretary. t
home, was confined to her room Committee.
m oat o f t h e 1 st
ith alaknaaa I 8«c. 2. The duties of the President j
n. at or the 1st week w
with
aioknes«, ehall u thoee u. uaiiy pertaining to I
but was able to assist the Ladies | that offloe.
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expensive, and know how to use them . Consult, .m e. My advice in this
m atter will lie w orth som ething to you. I am strictly honest in my e x
am inations, and never proscribe glasses, unless th ey are actually needed.
JEWELED
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, and
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Heo. 8. The vioe-President shall as
sums and perform all duties of the J
Peoples block W ednesday.
President In his absence.
Bee. 4 The Secretary shall keep all
Sherman county folks are proud records, and carry on the correspond
enoe
of the League, and perform any j
of the literary and musioal treat
O A L I T T L E M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R
other duty that may properly pertain
prepared for them io the pavillion to that offloe.
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
The Secretary shall oertlfy a list of |
The oration, by Hon N J Binnott,
members of eaoh district to their dis- qualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get their suh-
while devoted to the patriotio and I triot oommltteeman, who shall prooeed
liberty-loving demands of oooaslona 10 the collection of any moneys due on Iscriptions, send us their addresses and wo will send
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, such lis t Returning suoh list with no-1,1
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ike the day we all oelebrate, was unions as to payment, or otherwise, t h e m s a m p le c o p ie s
We pay fur all soliciting you do
muoh along lines in praise of noble w ithin reasonable time to the secretary. I f o r
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u. u i j
.
8eo- 5- The dutlso of the Treasurer!
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and historic blood which lead up to shall be to receive, keep; and disburse,
the formation of this nation. T h a
monies, on warrant signed by the
President and counter signed by the
speaker was frequently interrupted Heoretary.
8eo. 6. The duties of the Executive
with demonstrations of appreciation
Committee ahall be to take up and In
from the orowded audience.
vestigate any complaints as to the non-
,The D alles, O regon
It is a noteworthy faot that at the enforoemsnt and, or, violation ef any
Aid
Society
at
the
d inner
in
ZvdZoro, O re g 'o rx .
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The McCune S a n ita riu m
S taff Dr. T .C . Averv. Stephenson. Wash.; H r F. H.
time of a publio entertainment like an attorney, special o r _____ ____
oontract debts; Collins, Goldendale, Wash,; Dr. H. C. I Hu Dufur, Or.; Dr. J. A.
Moro has had this week some publio ah^L b? anthoriw>d
spirited cititensbip must be de “ i? L ± iS ,iu S " 5 i i pro^“iy°own«Deisendor(fer, The Dalles. ( ) r ; Dr. II .ogan, The Dalles, O r.;
them; audit the books of the Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro. Or.;
Dr. M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or.
veloped. Such was the oase of tbs before
gue; and the **O. K .” of this Com
Wind River Lumber Co through E m lttfe
ahall be sufficient to the League
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i | The McCune S anitarium for medical and Hurgical cases has all the stten tlo n and
advantages th a t any up to-date hospital or -a n ita n u m can offer, n rd the
S Ilornady manager of the looal < o m m lttJ r 1 indlvIduL iv to
CommltUa, Individually, to oolioit additional
additional a
d v a n c e » H.i<r
advantage«
and comforts of a private hr.m e.
yard. Lumber was furnished gratis membarahlpa for tha Ueague, and to{ For further
Inform ation, addrem any m em ber of the staff or Tho S anitarium .
forward all auoh members names to the
by this firm for all stalls, pens, eto., Secretary, with moneys reoeived. They
for the stock exhibit as well as for shall be authortsM to levy any
ment whloh in their judgment may be
all the seats in the psyillion and deemed
neoeaaary The Executive Com
even for the platform from which mittee ahall be oompoeed of the Presl
dent, Seoretary, and flve members, se
WASCO MILLING CO.
the exeroises were conducted in lected from as many districts of Sher
suoh a spirited fashion as to make man oounty.
HALF A SACK of bur hb;h (¿r-ide flour i»
A R T IC L E VI.
us all glad we were oitiiens of this
•■|ual in m u lt « to » full ,«rk o f othrr
great oommonwealtb.
Last but
Krun.l». ’Tl» the beat on the market for hall
Meetings.
»train the inonry.
Uniform In quality ,an.l
not least, the committee on deoor-
Thera shall be at least two meetings
purity. The h ig h e t dcw lopm vnt ol the
ationtwere helped handsomely by of the League eaoh year; at whloh time
miller*, art, coinhinid with the very b«-t
offfoen» shall make report as to
wheat tjiat i , rai.wj in Sherman county.
the large quantity of evergraena tha
irogress
of the League and work done,
>
i
One« t r i e d - - - Always uaed.
eluding a nnanoial
financial report.
furnished in the same manner by ( noludln
Hpeoial meetings shall be oalled by
the lumber oompany.
the President, upon written request of
Some people have great times I a majorltv of the Executive Committee;
,
.
i
. I or upon the written request of not leas
with their
ir telephones. The)' get | than fifteen members or the League.
The semi-annual meetings of tha I
long-distanoe calls and make many
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League, aa provided for, shall be held
calls, bnt the servios is poor. on the first Mondays In March and
People should take note of the fol November of eaoh year.
Offloera of tha League shall be elected
lowing: Don’t oil any part of the by ballot at the semi-annual meeting I
held on the first Monday in March,
telephone, don’t talk too last nor and
shall hold offloe until their suo-1
too load, don’t forget that if your oeaeors are sleeted.
line and ground oonneotions were
ARTICLE VII.
as good as your telephone your
quorum.
troubles would be less, don't ex
A majority of the Executive Com-1
periment with a telephone, don’t mlttoe shall be considered a quorum for
IN THE
rubber ou the line when others are transaction of the business of tbe J
League.
SHERHAN COUNTY OBSERVER
ARTICLE VIII.
talking, don’t allow branobes of
kA n A e A ♦ « < VVV V VVA M F* »1 WWl SJICW
I
WASCO MILLING CO.,
Wasco, Or.
INCREASING
Your Advrtising
trees er foliage to come In oon tact
Amendments.
with the line wire, don't tamper
These By Lawa may be amended, or I
with the transmitter or reoelver or added to, at any regular meeting of the
. n j o i h . , part of roar U l.p h o o . ,1
if it doesn’t work oall soon« export given through the press of tbs oounty.
to fix it, but fur heaven soaks don t manf requiring the approval of a
try to fix it yourself, heoause you meJorlty of the Executive Committee,
and a two thlrda vote of all naamhera
w ill ra in 1$.
can not be figured as additional
expense. It is simply increas
ing an investment from which you are sure
to receive goad returns.
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