Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, July 13, 1906, Image 3

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Win Walker ie sojourning in the
Furnishing Goods
o Buy, Sell or Eichangc Girl IiitS.
the same time protesting against a
hardship that is being worked upon
For general house work. Apply
themselves.
Auy person or persons having
Mrs. G. B. B o v r b iu ,
Very Satisfactory Exhibit.
The subject was laid over for fu­ horses, cattle, houses, lots or house­ to
316]
Gras« Valley, Or
ture discussion.
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
Nothing heretofore exhibited in
Mr. Barnett also favored procur­ parties desiring to buy such prop­
Sherman county, gave so much sat­ ing grain bags in New Orleans,from erty, will find T hk O bskrvkb a
good medium for advertising and
isfaction to the lover of a home here which point, he contended, hags securing a customer. Try
W ill be for service at my place
as did the show of registered ani­ can now be obtained several cents
south east of Spaulding chapel.
T he O bserve »,
Moro, Or Terms 9100, payable at th e tim e
mals at the fair held in Moro, July below cost in Portland, figuring in
W. R. B klbhbk ,
4th and 5th, under direction of the the freight.
.
Monkland, Or
Sherman county Fair Association.
It was agreed, upon motion, that
N. C. Maris, an expert judge select­ the Sherman county organization
ed by the association to judge this should be along the lines of the
Strayed or Stolen. 6 or 6 head
stock, and whose decisions gave Umatilla organization, by means 2-year old steers,branded I D oi> left
For Sale. 1040 acree. deeded.
general satisfaction,was very highly of which the two counties could hip. Two wattles under chin. I Over 700 acree plow land, 600 now
will pay $2.50 per head for informa­ in cultivation, water, windmill,
pleased, both with the stock on ex­ jointly work together.
tion by which 1 can find the cattle. wells and springs. If you want a
hibition and with the spirit shown
It is a noteworthy fact that at Address,
N ate C ecil ,
good place come and see me four
by exhibitors, as well as the courte­ Waeco over 100 farmers signed as 612231
Cecil, Or miles east of Rutledge. Everything
sy shown him while attending the members, while the first organiz­
a man needs.
No middle man.
Inks, mucilage, oards, envelope«,
fair in the capacity of judge. He ation of farmers along this line in
Address. F rank P atnk ,
paper ot every kind, tablets, every style, at 166
Rutledge, Or.
expected to see more stallions on Oregon, at Pendleton was started The Obeerver Book Store.
exhibition of the draft breeds, with a roll of 62.
knowing that a great many .first
The Open River Association, if
class horses have been sold into this business offers justify, will put in
county during the past two years, commission five boats between
but those that were out made a good Celilo and Lewiston , aUo provide
showing and the result of this show scows for short hauls to Celilo on
wiU no doubt stimulate others to wheat. Wheat will be handled
exhibit in the future, and when a “identical” by being allowed to ac
date for holding this fair is fixed cumulate on the river bank, then
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to some time better adapted for it, be loaded by meanB of gasoline
in the cooler season, as contemplat­ conveyers .which can load grain
ed by the managers for the good of from any direction over any other
the stock, will no doubt grow, from wheat piles.
THE
HARVEST.
year to year, and eventually prove
a great benefit to Sherman county
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
in many ways. .Following is a list
July, 1906, Term.
of premiums awarded:
SHERI AM COUNTY STOCK.
List of Premiums \ warded lor a
Dalles.
A blind pig is being sought in
this oounty.
Straw hate, half price. O T Store,
Wasoo. Reoeivers sale.
The Dallas Item ize has a bright
newsy editor now.
Dr Beers Is away on a fishing
trip for two weeks.
1
New mown hay is now abundant
io the market.
Big farmer meeting in Moro July
14. Don’t forget it.
HayiDg tools, cheap. O .T. 8tore,
Waeoo. Receivers sale.
Big rush for extras at G N Croe-
field’s Waeoo, now days.
Byron West will be in Moro at
the
Red Barn on Monday July 16.
f
Boy robbers must he looked after.
The Observer is the home paper
you want.
Plenty of fishing tackle at 8 T Co
W H Biggs is at work on the
ground for his new house in Wasco.
Hugh Shulls dog Bird has kicked
the bucket. Bird was a good farm
dog.
Carriages, backs, Buggies aud
harness. Low prioes. 0 . T Store,
Waeoo. Reoeivers sale.
Mrs Gilbert Davis of Grass valley,
was the guest of Mrs Guy Hulse
last week.
Moro play ball in the Dalles Sun­
day. Return game with the W W
M Co boys.
G ko . B. BO U RH ILL, Judge.
Mra Annie Calbreatb has a spell Owner.
Award
,
. Name.
,W m . W A LK ER . Commissioner.
Percheron Stallion.
of sickness brought on by the late
D. CHISHOLM. Commissioner.
Moro Horae Go , Pasteur . . . . 1st prize
H. 8. McDANEL, Clerk.
heated term.
L V Moore, . .. Baraton ... 2d “
W. B. MC^pY, Sheriff.
First oar load of headers all sold Chris Anderson, C olanthe... 3d “
Clydesdale Stallion.
out. Not so bad for a bad season.
Warrants were ordered in pay
Dunean Chisholm,Junius .. 1st prize rnent of claims as follows:
L. L. Leslie left last week for G N Croefield, Wasco.
No man knows the value of a
J L Van W inkle, Oom Paul. 2d “
SALARIES AND SUPPLIES
G M Frost and wife are visiting
dollar until he gets down to his last Alberta with a bunch of Sherman
Shire.
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G. B. Bourhill, county judge >112 50
in
Portland
at
the
home
of
Mrs
county
work
horses.
He
shipped
2d
I D Pike, ............. St George
A. M. Wright, commissioner
14
niokel.
KOBO, S H IB M A N CO.,OBSOO»:
Duncan Chisholm, Commisslonerll .40
Grade.
Lots of people who think they are from the Dalles to Vancouver,B.C., K Moore, sister of Mrs Frost.
I Win. Walker, commissioner . . .. 14
1st
Special prioes on harvest supplies R Eallnger,......... Stanton
gilding pure gold are really trying thenoe via. C. P. Ry.
“
cash to pauper
. 13 60
Special
entry.
The prioe of The Observer is 11.60
and
plenty
of
it.
O.T.Store,
Wasoo
Father Jordan, 84 years of age,
W. Stanley, oounty treasurer... 100
1st
r < m i . 76 oenU (or six month*, 60 oeoU to plate brass.
A B C raft,............Best Colt
James Stewart, stock Inspector 60
returned to Sherman county with Receivers sale.
r (oar month»—bat If paid in adtanoe we
(Against several other entries.)
W. B. McCoy, sheriff ................ 160
a Mapt 12.60 in (all (or 2 years. Shorter It would be awful bard on the
The
finder
of
a
gold
beaded
nec
Draft
Mares.
“
ex p e n se ................
6 96
his
eon
and
family,
when
they
tar ma than one year 12H seats par month. bugs aud things if nobody kept
“
mileage s e c t........ 292 80
I N D em on........... Loue Mollie 1st
lace,
with
a
gold
cross,
lost
July
came
home
from
their
visit
in
Send for advertising rates.
gardens for them.
B. F. Peetz, deputy sheriff....... 75 00
J Chisholm . . . . . . Anon . . . . . . 2d
4th iu Moro, please leave at this
Janitor ............................ 20 00
All locals will be run till ordered out,
Judge not. There is no telling Wasco county reoently.
3-year old Draft.
HS McDanel, clerk ............... .
126.00
unless otherwlae specified.
July 1st the C 8 Ry and the C R office and claim reward.
I N D em on......... Gold Dust 1st
how
soon
you
will
be
needing
the
“
'•
extra expense. . . . 4 96
Don’t send u« for free publication any
C F Coe........------ Anon ------ 2d
Mrs
W
F
Jackson’s
friends
will
acd
-
0
C
Ry,
Arlington-Condon,
G
E
James
deputy
clerk
.........
75.00
/
generosity of people yourself.
thing of an advertising character.
2-year old Draft
Otto Peetz, asseeSors fees......... . 212 50
i
learn
with
pleasure
that
she
re­
took
position
as
brsnohes
of
the
0
Life is a fanny little game, and
A Blue Mark here will answer an
W C Bryant, oounty school supt 175 96
Anon
gvt t
Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar, moat of us at one time or another R and N, using local forms in turned from treatment in Portland N McDonald ..
Bushong Co............................ .
123 75
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
giving the dale of the paper as the date at
Irwin, Hodson Co.....................
90 80
C F C o e ...........
Saturday,
appearing
greatly
im
ticketing
passengers
to
and
from
all
fatuously
imagine
that
we
are
it.
20
which your current aubacrlptlon expire*.
Wasco N ew s..........................
TJohnson ----
14 90
Tel aud Tel Co ....................
proved.
_
Religiou that doesn’t demonstrate points.
Difficulty in having your Observer
Jacks.
2.60
Sherman Trading C o .........
changed may be avoided by »ending the the goodness of gladness and tbs
Of course it isn’t just exactly 8 T B la c k ........ .Missouri Jo 1st
And sometimes, don’t you know,
4.65
Kent Commercial Co .........
detlred alteration to thia office, ^lway*
,
Byron
West
2d
V H S m ith .....
20.
L Sells, Janitor
give the name of the office from which gladness of goodness isn’t worth the subeequent actions of the amiable business to be the ice man
6
Work Mulee.
Burt Ashurit, examiner . . . ----
•you want It changed, a* .well a* the one to
graduates rather make one fear they in theee days of boosting prices, but
getting.
Mrs Ella Slayback “
.........
Nell McDonald .S p a n ---- -- 1st
which It la to be s e n t . ____________
Z E H Z O S t d - S h C iX G S are mostly caused by the strain of
Miss Medina McLeod“
There ie no life preserver like must have misted some effective —he gets the money, and the ice is Barnum BrOe..
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GE
Joh
n
sou
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R
T
M
organ
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rri-
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FRIDAY . . . . . . . . M.J uly 13,190« poverty.r The man with the rooks paesagee in the baccalaureate worth it.
WA Haymond, livery................
T lx ©
T Z - j r e s and can b e __ ______________ ______
All purpose team. •
Drops on the 6tb, hardly enough
G A Miller, fixing fiag pole . . . .
is tbs one who gets swamped in the sermon.
W B Johnson ............................1st
V
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COUNTY POOR'
Mrs Hiram Dpnley returned to to freckel the dust, was all the rain
T ^ e x x x x s b x x e x x tl-s r O v u c e d . by w earing the
Standard.
J R Howell was a Moro visitor sea of life..
20 00
Oregon Trading (Jo., coffins
Moro
got
last
week.
0
,
you
bad
her
home
in
Shaniko
Saturday
R
T
Morgan
.......
Grand
Rond
But when the pure food bill be-
Good Samaritan Hospital, care
Saturday.
O o x x e c t
G -I s is s e ©
to reUeve the undue strain put
*
Chief .Tlst
of M cE lvalu.......................... 92 00
Shirt waists for the women and oomee a law, we’ll get more for our after a few days visit in Moro, ac­ oat. Beals can beat your forecast J L Van W inkle .Juniper....... 2d
An tone Berg, care E. S ach s..
16 00
»
upon them.
Lewis Olds, Duke of Portland, 8d
shirt sleeves for the men, nowadays. money. That is, of oourwe, more companied by Miss Ids Mowry who at that rate.
D unning burying
- . . . 30 00
P C A x te l.............Prince Undine
My
Equipment
for
making
an
Accurate
test
of the eyes is Unexcelled by
Mrs
J
H
8ache,
and
little
ones
J
W
Messinger
$
Son,
sect
o
f
..
will
visit
friends
in
the
terminal
Try Wadhams i Kerr Bros, sure food and not so muoh dope.
Yearling Standard. '•
Mrs McGrath ..........7 .......... 19 83 any offloe in the state. I have all the latest Improved Instrument*, which are
accompanied
by
her
brother,
Ralph
oity
for
about
two
weeks.
Here
and
there
some
independent-
seal fruit jare. 269 Hoyt et., Port
expensive, and know how to use them. Consult, me. My advice In thia
F C Ireland, house rent for Mrs
R T Morgan ...............................
Speaking about the celebration Kay, left on the 10th to visit the
McGrath ........... ................... 4« 00 matter will be worth something to you. I am »trictly honest In m y e x ­
minded young woman allows it to
Special prize on colt.
land, Or.
M B Taylor, salary arid services 30 60 aminations, aud never preeerll>e glasses, unless they are actually oee<le«l
Free advice to men; buy a crash he known that she is going to be in DeMoes, a correspondent Bays: old folk at Nelson, B. C., where Mr M A B u l l .....................................l«t
HOAD WORK
J
Christiansen
............................
The
oration
by
F
J
Meindl,
of
Moro,
Kay is mining
?C G Huis ................ ................... 266 11
suit and keep oool these hot days. married in some month other than
W A W ood s...............................
W F Bartlett............................... 1»« 26
was well studied, eloquently de­
Mayor C W Moore and family
O. T. Stofe, Wasco. Receivers sale. June.
2-year old Standard.
and
M C Brown .................... .*.........- H (W
livered,
and
frequently
applauded.
of
Graee
valley
passed
through
In
a
recent
southwest
sephyr,
F
A
Sayres............Yellow
Jacklst
20 00
The splendid servioe of the
I F H ill.....................................
. 6 80
John Hoggard, lumber. . . . . . .
Driving Team.
Astoria and Columbia River R y.t Mayer J 0 Elrod’s wind mill mads Was not strictly the old stereotyped Moro Wednesday en route to
3 46
G W Ramey .................. ........
R
T
Morgan
..................
1st
10 30
Wind River Lumber Co.........
Xy£©xo, O xegroxx.
is remarked by all who go to the such rspid turns that its fans were style, but was new and brilliant, Grimes’ shady grove, a famous M B Taylor •...................... 2d
3 15
J H Bottemlller, lumber.......
touching
on
many
leading
issues
of
Clatsop
oounty
summer
resort.
twisted
off,
and
went
kiting
away.
Single
Roadsters.
sea side, t
19 50
Mitchell & K(>«s.---- _ ...
Mr Parr took his family to Cas 8 S H a y es....... . D o llle.......... 1st
Mrs Don Wheat was called to present, uptodate topics.
8 10
Thomsen & Hausen..
Fine line of clothing, hats and
O B E akin............./ ......... ......... 190 00
If a newspaper man knew how cade Locks, their summer home A B Craft ........... Maude . .. 2d
O A L IT T L E M ISSIONARY W O R K IN YOUR
gents furnishing goods. Prioes to Eugene reoently to be at the bed
84.00
F A Sayres......... Babe .
Beall A Co., Iron culvert ----
many
knocks
are
received
behind
last
Wednesday.
E
H
Moore
and
side
of
her
dying
mother,
Mrs
E
H
Moore.........
Pet.
..
ELECTION EXPENSES
please you. 0 . T. Store. Receivers
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
Saddle horse.
RJ Baker.. >14.60 LJ Gates
Fannie Gilbert. The dreaded sum­ his back he would adopt another family intend to go .next Monday
sale.
qualities
of The Observer.
If you can’t get their sub­
------
1st
HChrlsmau 4.40 J Marsh .
Fox.
. ..
Joe Eddy has returned from mons oame on the 6th of July, oalling, remarked a citizen the other and there be others getting out of I E N B Demon
2d
OF Andrews. 13.60 W Bennett 3 00 scriptions, send us their addressee) and we will send
Lemmon . . Ruth
H Schadewitz 6.00 A Dllllnger 4.50
.Buck
Barnum Bros
California. He saye the Golden when the good old lady was called day. The citizen is mistaken. The town on account of the heat.
SO Clodfelter 7.50 JB Bressler. 3.
Ihem sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do
C
O
H
uis.............
Stubb
..
newspaper
man
who
has
the
ele­
The
Band
Boys
showed
their
state is not a desirable place for to her final rest. Those who knew
Boss Smith . 3.
C French---- 6.
Cattle—Hereford Bull.
J
P
S
tr
a
lil...
7.
ments
that
make
success
to
him
appreciation
of
Leader
O
M
Heacock
M
Hansen
...
8.
her
beet
claim
that
in
removing
for us.
laboring men.
1st
Barnum Bros . . . . Horatio
0 Hoggard .. 6.00 EBartholinew 6.00
The North Bank Railway will Mrs Gilbert the Lord has plucked expects to be maligned by every by investing in s grand upholstered
6 A3
Hereford Cow.
MH Bennett . 10.53 Jos Walton
HU Martin .. 5.63 UH Tom . ..
keep on down to deep water at one of his oboioest flowers. Her law breaker, swindler, hypocrite Morris chair, which was presented Barnum Bros . .. .Sunshine 1st
TA
Fowler
4.77
R
Dingle
...
•• ....... N e ttie .......... 2d
Mr Heacock -•f— ••
Knappton, opposite Astoria, with a life was a beautiful one and the and oarping oritic who loves notor- him with honors.
WC Fuller .. 8 40 A H appold . 4.40
Laurel
ity,
and
is
ignored,
and
in
fact
by
6 20
CW Johnson 4 40 V Dunlap.
well
succeeded
in
getting
the
music
branch up the ooast to South Bend benefioial Influenoe it has shed oan
Hogs—Berkshire Boar.
all who do not agree with him on out of the boys, the publio got the
JE Eorbls___ 8 20 EM Eroebe . 6.20
never
become
extinot.
She
was
a
The Dalles, Oregon.
Barnum Bros—
and Grays harbor.
FA Sayres , 5 96 CK Cochran 695
publio and private matters. The
«
••
Lone Rock Chief 2d
6.07
|
JM
Duuahoe.
5
96
EThompson
Shampooiag, hair-dressing, ecalp Christian lady possessing rare newspaper man who expect« to go benefit of the music, and Heacock
if
o ....... Ellens Duke . .
JE Belshee . 4 67 RA Murray 4 67 Metiical Stafl. Dr. T. C. a very,'
treatment, manicuring, and facial talents, and a will and disposition through life without being misrep­ gete ^siesta.
Berkshire Boar—under 6 months
E O lds........... 5.62 JH Munger 5.82
7.62 Collins. Goldendale, Wash.-, I>r. H. C. Dodds, Dufur, Or.-, Dr. J. A.
Installation. Rebeccas installed Barnum Bros. Lone Rock Chief 1st
ET Van Landingham .........
massage. Will call at residence, if to do her Masters work. This she resented and unjustly oensured
JO McBride . 4.41 OU Eakin
,<
“ . . . . .Ellens Duke. 2d
should make arrangements to die the following officers at the last
Geisendorffer, The Dalles, O r ; Dr. H. Logan. The Dalles, Or.-.
did
by
improving
her
opportunities
desired. For particulars inquire at
5.
Blake Cramer 4.41 JM Wilson
Berkshire Sow.
young.
Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, 0 r,; Dr. J. M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or.
O
Phillips
.
.
5.
to
do
good
unto
others.
LSohadewltz
17.82
meeting:
8
A
McCoy,
N
G;
Neva
D.F.Osburn’s, Ginns’ late residence.
LL Peetz....... Toppers Lady B 1st
WmOehman 4
John
Hull
.
..
8
77
Johnson, V G; Mattie Mitohell, Sec; Barnum Bros Royal Lady L eo ..2d
The McCune Sanitarium for medical aud surgical caaea haa all the attention and
FE B row n ... 4.77 T Reese . . . . 4
h
••
... .E lle n ........... 3d
advantage« that any up to-date hoapltal or sanitarium c«n oflkr, and the
4 40 JN Spenoer. 4.
Laura Ireland, R S N G; Nellie
JT Johnson
additional advantages and oomfbrte of a private home.
Ohickeus—White Ixjghorn
J P Yatea
. 8 20 W C Iteeee .. 8
Meloy, R S V G; Lilian Page, I. S.
For further Information, addrem auy member of the »Uff or The Sanitarium.
FH
PH Meader . 6 20 W D W allan. 5
Mra A H Barnum ......................... l*t
W B Johnson, 0 S G; Lilian
JC Freeman 6.96 i d Pike .:r v ,
_C
Partridge Cochin.
EE Barnum 4 67 CJ Thompson 14.67
Stanley, P Sec.
Mrs J M Dunahoo ........................
6 62
4.87 FL Kelly
PC Axtell
WD Grave» 5.62 H W O rable, 6 62
The oarrier pigeon which flew in­
G Thompson 4.41 Clyde Smith 4.41
A Full Line of Extras
THE FARMERS’ MEETING.
to a rancher’s house near Summer
AB Craft .. 441
WASCO MILLING CO.
lake recently apparently exhausted
Henry Schadewitz petition for
for the
An Earnest Morcment for a Comblpgn
Jail at Kent, refused.
from a long flight, and which was
HALF A SACK o f o«r
«r*J« So«' la
tlon of Personal Interests.
Application of Nelson a Reid for
set upon by the cat and injured,
equal <<i result» to • full »»<k of otOer
ferry license at Rufus, continued.
brand». ’T i. the be»« oo tke market for kali
died of the wounde received. It
a<»in the inooee.
Unlforn, In quality and
At Wasco, Saturday last, the ‘“Bill of A. 8. Johnson for road
was planned to free the bird and let
parity. Tho h ighest development ol the
supplies,
continued.
miller*« art, combined with tho eery boat
it continue on its journey when it farmers of Sherman county organ*
Resignation of W. F. Bartlett as
»
whoat that is raised in Sherman county.
¡zed
temporarily,
with
G.
N.
Cros-
road supervisor acoepted and T. A.
had rested, but the cat spoiled the
O a c , tried -— A lw e y » M o d .
fiehl chairman, and V. H, Smith Fowler appointed to fill vacancy.
plans.
Bill
of
MrB.
J.
8.
Amos
for
care
And a Complete Line
If you are of this class walk up secretary, and pursurnt to adjourn­ of pauper for $7.00, not allowed.
and settle, as we’ve a mind to ask ment will perfect tho organization
of Extras for
The clerk was ordered to issue
about 1,000 readers of The Old at a meeting to be held in Moro license to different warehousemen,
Reliable for a little money next fall- Saturday next, July 14, at 10 a. m. as bonds are filed
Gov. Chamberlain and Congress-
Petition of J. D, Wilcox for sub­
We don’t mind a year or two behind
scription to oounty fair for $250.00,
hand, but lOe lie 14s come to time: manEllie have each virtually prom­
I’ve stopped my paper, yes, I have; ised to be present and advise with
I ¡5X82850 ZSI
Resignation of O. B. Eakin as
the farmers as to thebegt procedure supervidor of road district No. 8,
I didn’t like to do It,
But the editor got too smart
to obtain a jute mill at Salem and accepted and Wm. Hall appointed
And I »How he’ll rue it.
a refiuotion of tariff on grain bags. to fill vacancy.
J. A. Smith appointed road sup­
O ILS! OILS1 O IL S !
I am a man as pays my debts
At the meeting in Wasco A. IL
ervisor
of district 6 instead of G. V.
An’ I won’t be Insulted,
Devere of Portland, representing
Stanton who has left the county.
So when an editor gete smart
the chamber of copanierce, and
Ordered that county treasuer pay
r want to be consulted,
IN THE
Franifc J. Smith, representing the over library fund to county school
New Harness
I took his paper ’leven years,
Open River Association,spoke about superintendent.
SHERHAN
COUNTY
OBSERVER
An’ helped him all I oould, sir,
Adjourned to Monday, August
Just Received.
freight
rates
and
the
best
methods
An’ when it oomes to dunoin’ me,
6th, 1906,
of effecting reductions.
can not be figured as additional
I didn’t think he would sir.
w
M-
Parnctt
briefly
advocated
But that he did, an’ you can bet
expense. It is simply increas­
J ob Walton and Dr A 8 Johnson
invoking the initiative, by special
It made me hot as thunder,
ing an investment from which yov are sure
Says I, VH stop that sheet, 1 will election, to bring into operation a of Kent spent Sunday in Waeoo.
If the ougee4 thing goes under I
J
H
Landry
has
his
patent
on
maxim rate bill. This was ap­
to receive good returns-
—-a.
> t
I bunted up the measly whelp,
parently a popular suggestion, but hie weeder. An implement made
An* for his uqoniqj,oeper
I paid them ’leven years and quit; our farmers do not care to work a in Moro, and one that effeoAually
| hardship on the railroads, while at I dote what it wae built for.
Yea sir, I’va stopped his paperl
Hats Shoes
Clothing Etc.
N e v e r b e fo r e h a s
our
lin e
of
G e n ts
lera-Rni Dirti! Bill.
Shoes and Oxfords
Patent leather, Tans and
.ost Gattle-Rewanl.
Blacks, all the latest and best
styles at prices that can not
be beat by any shoe house
in America.
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 a n
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 .
Panama Hats
We mant a share oí your trade
The only hat for the
summer time, they are going
fast. Come while there are
plenty of styles to select from.
19 0 6
SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY
CANNED
MORO, OREGON.
The
ta il ud Stick ( in
G O O DS
D R IE D F R U IT
O b se r v e r
OVERALLS
S H O E S , ETC.
K
JEWELER
,r 7 y
opticiu .
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The McCune Sanitarium
MACHINEEY
P lo w s , — - —
H arro w «,
W ag o n s .
Holt- Combine Harvesting
Garden Hose
Lawn Mowers
McCormick Reapers and
Company.
WASCO MILLING CO,
Wasco, Or.
INCREASING
Your Advrtising
H a rd u u a re .
w. F. Weigand A Co., 8SSÄ
s