Sherman County observer., July 27, 1906, Image 3

Fire Narrowly Averted.
It is said of Judge Rudolf that
Dr. RW Logan, wife and daughter
are ▼ialtiog lire L’s parent« 1» Salem. when he began his J P experience
Moro had a very narrow escape
NW Thom peon la confined to the among his first cases was one in from total destruction by fire Tues­
house by a nervous attaok tuperin- which a little girl had to he sworn day night about 10:30. H. A.
and in order to Aest the witness’
duoed by over work.
Stewart coming home from a fishing
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qualifications
for taking the oath
Mrs Fred Fleming left Wednes­
trip saw a load of hay ablaze in the
FOR
day for a ten day visit with her asked her where she expected to go 20-foot alley between the Blue
when she died. The little girl, in
slater at Vanoouver, Wash.
Livery and Red Livery barns.
IH Smith and wife, formerly of answer to that question, said: “I
It had been set afire by a match
this d ty but now living ¡»Oorvallia, don’t know.” The horrified counsel presumably, at the lower front
THE
H A R V E ST .
is visiting in Moro for a few weeks. called the judge’s attention to the corner of the load inside the rack;
answer. “Oh, I don’t know either,”
Hon. WH Moore was a visitor
had Stewart been five seconds late
said the judge; “swear the witness.”
over night Monday of this week, on
tbe tire would have gathered too
At a meeting of the fruit in­
his way home from a buSineso trip
much headway to have been ex­
spectors of the state held in Salem tinguished by the facilities at hand.
to Ione.
John Holman arrived from Port­ to consider the duties of inspectors The boldness of the attempt is
land on the 19th to take a look at and disouss ways of uniformly en­ ttracting attention as people were
crops and put in a few licks at forcing fruit laws throughout the passing just across the street from
state.
It was decided that no the barn and Proprietor Raymond
harvesting again.
wormy
or
diseased fruit will be al­ was in bed just around the corner
- H Douma who has been in Port­
J
lowed
on
the
market, and that per from the load of hay, about 20 feet
land consulting medical advice, re­
sons offering such fruit for sale will
turned home on the 19th not very
distance.
be prosecuted. In addition inspec­
much improved in health.
The hay was green and bad been
Chris Smith, a young man living tors will pour coal oil over all dis­ partly unloaded into the Red Barn,
near the John Day, nearly lost bia eased or wormy fruit found, which to which fact Moro owes her exist
life Sunday while swiming in that will render it unfit for use and leave ence today as no one has a doubt
stream by getting beyond his depth. it on the dealers’ hands to be dis but what there had been a deliber­
posed of without expense to the
Fred Sobilling of Kent, to whom state. The Observer ventures to ate attempt to fire the town ; though
it could not be said to be an attempt
was awarded a contract for building
predict a fight when the coal-oiliog to collect insurance on the Red Barn
a concrete walk from the court
as neither the building or contents
I bouse to the gate, it hard at work process begins.
P.ev
SC
Elder,
formerly
pastor
of
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
are insured.
putting in an A No 1 walk.
the
Moro
Presbyterian
church,
has
If
a
tire
had
started
Moro
would
Geo Meloy sent to Missouri lor
been transferred by his Presbytry he in a pretty condition to fight fire
harvest help this season. He is
to
the First Presbyterian church at with only four lengths of good hose
entertaining a brother who was 4
Parma,
Id4ho, ft rapidly growing and not much more than two hours
years old when Geo left “Mizzouri
city located in a rich agricultural supply of water.
and a cousin, both of whom are be­
A movement is on f<x>t to, raise
ing eljown the western ways of farm­ section through which runs the
Oregon
Short
Line
railroad
money
for hotter tire protection by
ing.
E L G IN - W M L T H X M
• WA Raymond haa received word reception was belch in the parlors of making use of the imitiative inode
T
h e two finest movements in ,
the Sumpter phurch in honor of Mr of amending city charters pupped by
that his brother Fred, located at
the world—backed by iron­
clad warranty. Both of the
Coldwall, Idaho, is seriously ill and and Mrs Elder the evening before the people at the last election. The
the departure of the family to their idea is to bond the city for money
, movements are in
will leave for there as soon as hie
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new field. This social event mark­ to buy hose, secure more water by
G O L D -S IL V E R C a t t a
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The fishing quartet, L Heydt, RM business will permit. Dave Walton
Claud Johnson once more is chief
ed
the
doss
of
a
successful
two
drilling
a
well
and
a
permanent
-*ir„
Brash, DD Carmody, H Smith, ar- w,n conduct the Red Barn livery
engineer of the Raymond dray.
At prices ranging according
years pastorute; during which time reserve water supply for emer-
rivedTiome Tuesday afternoon tired in his absence.
to your requirements. We
Riches
have
wings,
bat
most
of
as
21 members were received into the
3:1
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MOHO, SHERMAN CO.,OREGON:
want to sell one or the other
and dusty, but happy.
Lost a pair of white frame
never get a chanoe to fly with them.
church and an enrollment of 200
and we can make a better deal
HO Sbusart has a contract to spectacles in a black case; some-.
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4?j
Flour Mill Ready To Run.
Don't fail to see the 8. T. Co’e. build . J l .h « l u « 1 1 m other .h e r . b . t « . o my .l.u gb U r hou.e Suod.y .obool .chol.re m ..o t..o « l
for you than Eastern stores can
The price of The Observer is 11.60
r v«»r*. 76 oentefor aix months, 60 oenU bargain counter of Mens and Boys bulldiDf, for the Wind Riyer Lum- and the meet merket. Finder will I during the y e y last pa .
offer. Drop in and see them.
r four month»—bat If paid in advance we
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The
Moro
Flour
Mill
will
be
ajoept «2.60 in fo il for S 7®*™. Shorter shoes.
Choice for 11.00.
,
Since construction work began on
her Co. at Grass Valley.
be suitably rewarded in this as
leruitf ^ban on® yaar 12^ oeotft paf month.
The 8. T. Co. is cleaning np
the north bank road accidents to ready to run about August 1st.
Kant
school
ba.
grown
.0
rapid-
«11
a
.
tbe
world
to
com
.
by
l.av-
Send for advertising rates.
their entire lot of Ladies’ shirt
employes huve been numerous. Parties wanting barley rolled can
, All locale will be run till ordered out*
ly that a special meeting was bald
at “e<”
’
j .c
haul to ohr warehouse, store it for
waists in two lots especially priced thia week .0 .»thoria. the director.
unle»» olherwlae epeclfttd.
W.F.Weigand of Weigand a Co. The most exciting one occurred this rolling and call for delivery shortly
Don’t »end ua for f r * publication any­ 60 and 76ote.
to rent or build more room.
G n u . Valley, « . in Moro Tused.y week just this side of Lyle when a after the
thing of an advertltlng character.
M illing C o .
Is Y o ur Husband Proud
laborer did a stunt the like of which
Chas
Belshe
has
taken
hie
cook
. . be
. . t h . o . p l ^ tooom
a
Grass
A Blue Mark here will answer an
Moro w.ll
. I He says the grain
, og around
to'fill out
In
has never taken place^on the shore
Inquiry, when entered upon onr calendar, wagon from its winter resting place
* i Card of Thauks.
Y o u r Cookery?
Y “ WMk
giving the date of the paper at the date at to his farm, preparatory to stocking u „ t all to Mud your children to
of the Columbia.
A Swede , was
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which your current subscription expire».
Likes good th in gs to eat—dose he?
school. The school board say they
worthleM. Damage to grain setting off a large blast in a tunnel,
I wish to thank the many kind
Difficulty In having your Observer it for his harvest wprk.
W ouldn’t U be a pleasant surprise
will have one of the best terms of
E j u - A im ln t a frost more
which
exploded
prematurely
and
th
e winter tim e, to set out som e al‘
changed' may be avoided by »ending the
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« il o „ .„ „ i s now credited to a late irostmore
friends and neighbors who have so
Miss Mae Rost was in town Tues­
on
a pretty w h ite plate, fixed up
school In the county, and they are
hot windr
deslped alteration to-thli office. Alway*
flung
him
heels
over
head
into
the
generously aided myself and family
he likea them :—
give the name of the office from which day for the first time since bitten by men of their word.
I
OE
Bdson,
an
expert
who
has
air, precipitating him twenty five in the trying time of loosing every­
Or som e sw eet corn on th e col
you want It, changed, a* well a» the one to
rattlesnake on the DesChutes
cream y as the day It was plucked-
which It 1» to be »ent.
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,
A
young
lady
of
Moro
has
been
I
te(j
floar
miUa
in
Oregon
sue-
feet
down
an
/embankment.
He
thing'
we
had
by
fire.
Their
aid
river west of Grass Valley. -
—or say—a dish of brook trout:
told that she possesses a willowy I
g number of year0 jB then rolled and fell twenty feet and efforts to cheer will long^ be
article of food of w h ich h e la ~
This office is indebted tp Miss figure, and she otten assumes poses I
F R ID A Y ....... ........... J uly 27,1906
• but w hich cannot be obtained I
repairing and putting in more into the river, from which
rembered
in
years
to
come.
out of season.
Francis Rutledge for a nioe fresh
that %ill display it to the best ad-
tfae MorQ floQr
Opera- he wae rescued by a launch. As
Wett— .............................
.... J. F. W a l t o n , kloro, Or
bouquet of, poppies acd carnations
A graft .is the other man’s pull.
The ECONOMY Jar enables you to give him that very aur
vantage. Yesterday she Isas
wm begin shortly after August might well be supposed doctors
NoU»-
left on the editorial table this week.
Tbe Econom y Jar Is a wide m outh, self f sealin g perfectly air
Some people are too busy being
led by tbe following question from I
Bring your wheat for flour or found him to be about as badly
Teachers’ Examinations .*
lug else like It.
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Mrs
Foss,
mother
of
Mrs
M
By Its use you can perfectly preserve fruit, w hole or siloed, vs
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younger brother, “8is, why do gajean(j barley for rolling.
bruised up specimen of dynamite
t
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good, to be kind.
inie—or any other article of food, w ith ou t tb e use of obem loala^r any
Notioo is hereby Riven thnt the county
Mitchell and John F Foss, returned you make bo many gestures with |
nnick adjustment of a fire | operator
as
they
ever
examined.
Horn to the wife of John M John
operator
Mchool nuperintendent of Hhernw»!» oouuly
For quick adjustment
;eept heat and pure, cold water.
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to her Athena home this week. your hips?”
will hola the reRulnr e»«niia«tiou of appli­
No burned or cut fingers when you use the E conom y no'TObber rings 10
I logg
of gve <jaj B between His head was cut in eight pluces cant»
son, July 21st, 1906, a girl.
for Ntate and County Pap««r« M the
c o n ta m in a te -u o dangerous acids to develop.
Miss Foss, sister to Mrs M and Mr
In connection with the amend- thefire which destroyed the Walton and his back badly injured but, Hherninn County Court House in Moro, nn The n ex t tim e the man of the house brings lu a basket o f
Treat your girl right, take her to
°r
J
follow»,
F will remain a Moro visitor for s
iut up som e of them In an Econom y Jar. T hen—w ithout sa y in g a WOW J»
For Htato Paper».
meet to the state constitution adopt- building and payment of tbe insur­ strange to say, hi-» injuries are pro­
Rudolf’s and feed her ice cream.
OowtnenoinR Wednesday, AuRUst Htn lir a - s e t them out for his dinner som e day n ext w inter. TU#y_5lTl.'*
few weeks longer.
ed by initiative at the tecent elite- anoe by the Liverpool, London and nounced not serious. ,
o'clock a. 111.. and oontiuuinR until and wholesom e and appetizing as the day th ey were put up. £ b e treat wlllbe
There is no sense in giving the
like a vacation day in the woods or the m ountains. A sin g le doaen w ill prove
Saturday, AuRUst 11th, at 4 o’olock p in.
The oountv court, through road tion giving cities and towns the Qlobe Co. through its Moro agent
Scarcity
of
laborers
for
harvest
is
W
bonks
» » !—Penmanship, history, aoellinR tills to you . Get them at your dealers.
devil his due— he’ll get it anyway supervisor CG Hals, has employed
. .
phyaioal RcoRrsphy, readinR, payoholouy
right to amend their charter and j q Elrod of the full 1600 of insur- by some charged to local option, but Tuunao»!
Hit dow n right now and write us your nam e and the n aroeof yomr deaiar ana
W ritten arithmetic, theory of
Representative BF Pike and wife Diok Stockwell to work on the Har
practically conduot their affairs, aooe carried is rapid work,
teaobinR, Rraniroar, book-koepinR, phys­ we w ill send y o u -F K K E —a booklet o f recipes—tell you a ll about
we notice in our exchanges that
the E conom y way, tell you where you m ay buy th e
“¡¡¡’¡J,
are home from their summer vaca ris grade. Mr 8 has been to work
ics. civil Rovernuieut. 1.
the point has been raised that they
Qur frjen(j of the Wasco News districts* which are “wet are as bioat
— GeoRraphy, physioloRy, mental “ nleaaant w ays to surprise the m an's palate w ithout a penny o f ooet to yUB
(
lion tour.
nearly two weeks and already
arithmetic, composition, aluebra.
may license dUoone even if located | mUBt ^ave ¿one Bome tall betting to hard up for laborers as Sherman. S atuboat
any trouble further than w riting us oue short letter.
—Botany, plane Reomelry, Reneral
There’s a lot in moods and tenses wonderful change oan be noticed in in a dry county, Tbe question
history, Enulish -literature, school iaw. Sherm an Trading Co., Moro, Or. J. W . Meesinger & Bon, Moro, Or. ,
be able to Indite the following: As a means of house cleaning in
W. F. Weigand Co., Graaa Vallsw, Or.
For County Papers,
Carmody Bros., Moro, Or.
—love’» but a mood and heaven is using ths grade.
taken
to
the
CommenoiUR Wednesday, AuRUst H.at » K ent Commercial Co., K ent, Or. H ay Canyon Com m ercial Oo., M onkland, o r
will, of oourse be
Wasco authorities are going to pro­ Albany, Oregon, the local option law
olock
a.
m.,
and
oontinuuiR
until
Friday
Wasco Com m ercial Co.. W asco, Or.
merely a future perfect.
Chris Anderson was in town supreme oourt.
. . W. Sm ith, ltufus, Or.
hibit betting on baeeball games, is proving itself to be all its advo­ AuRuat 10, at 4 pm.
Oregon T rading Co., Wasco, Or.
E.
A
.
Webber
*
Co.,
Wasco,
Or.
For
1st,
2
<
1
and
:U
1
Grade
Certificate».
Don’t fail to see the 8. T. Co’s Saturday with some samples of
The Observer has always con-1 Not Qn the theory that he who bets cates claimed for it as will be seen Wednesday—Penmanship, history, orthog­
WADHAMS & KERR BROS.. Wholesale Ajents
bargain counter of Mens and Boys wheat from one of his fields that sistently advocated more than <>“®ltbat Wasco will lose is playing a I from tbe following in the Portland
raphy, readinR.
riiten arithmetic, theory or
wheatmen estimate will go 20 bushel string to our farmers bow and the cjQOh;.no sir, on the theory that the j ouroai from a judge of the circuit rbur»diiy—W
shoes. Choice for 11.00.
teaching, gram mar, physiology,
239 Hoyt St., Portland, Orejón.
mental arithmetic,
Robert A Kirsch, cousin to GL to the sore. The samples were experience of this year is no ex- mgn wbo betg tbat Wasco will win, court living there. “The law is be- Friday—Geography,
•obool law oivil government.
Rohr of Rohrvilla, DesChutes, was pioked at random, and were not the ception to the rule. Portland meat J jB mentally irresponsible and must | . rigidly enforced, the most note­
Primary Certificate».
— Penmanship, orthography,
packers are inf a quandry for hogs, be protected by law.
a business visitor to Moro this week. heat of the standing wheat.
worthy result is the splendid con- Wednesday
reading, arithmetic. . .
.
,
river
'
JO Elrod, WF Jackson, and CK only a few years ago Sherman ] The material for the open
dition of all legitimate business. Thursday—Art of Questioning, theory oi
The 8. T. Co. is cleaning up
teaching, physiology.
W. 0 . B btamt , C o . School Sup t
their entire lot of Ladies’ shirt Cochran art not afraid of good old shipped large numbers, but because association’s new steamer, Colum­ Judge Stewart said that tbe in­
Sherman Countj Oregon
bus,
has
arrived
at
Blalooks.
The
T h e D a lles, O r e g o n .
crease of business and the sobriety
waists in two lots especially priced. Sherman going back on her record wheat was a good prioe and fair
steamer
was
built
in
Portland
and
yield
the
hog
industry
was
dropped
even if we have had two partial bad
and general conduct of the com-
60 and 75cts.
l o i i i u l S t a ll:
P r, I - C Avery, Stephenson, Wash.;
Dr- F. H.
It you are of this class walk up i ___
shipped io seotiops. Within_ a few fflUlil t y w a s a emir«* »1 w o m la r to.
ì f e a ì s r D u ì u f , o r r Dr. Jr*-
RW Montyrrrnrnrr arrived hoeev y y y . in »nnoeaalon.__They have u n til packers are forood to ship live
and settle, as we’ve a mind to ask Collins, Goldendaie, Wash,; Dr. n. t —
weeks
it
will
be
ready
for
work.
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a ll who made a study of the con­
from Collins Sunday evening, leav­ sold all their Texas land, bought hogs from eastern states. The hot
She is built with a good light ditions in Albany before * and after about 1,000 readers of The Old Geisendorffer, The Dalles, 0r.; Dr H Logan. The Dal e s O r.
weather
is
keeping
them
from
it,
during
the
boom
last
spring,
and
ing Mrs M to follow in about six
draught and will be able to ascend the new order went into effect. One Reliable for a little money next fall. Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, Or.; Dr, J. M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or.
wseks, when the weather cools a Sherman county is still good en but as soon as cool weather arrives
the swift rapids readily. Captain of the greatest features that has We don’t mind a year or two behind The McCune Sanitarium for m edical aud surgical
so
will
eastern
hogs.
ough say they.
/trifle.
Riggs, who has resigned as captain 1 "
„ ^ e d is the closing up and hand, but 10s 11a H s come to time: ¿ ¡v a n ta g e s -th a t any up to-data hcepltal or aanRanum can oflbr, ami u.
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advantage« aud com forts of a Priv*^®
The Banltarioa.
of the Spencer, will be at the helm. moying outof ¡mmoral resorts. One I’ve stopped my paper, yes, I have; additional
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For - further Inform ation, addreee any m em ber o f the stair or 1
\e
In one place in the oreater oil
largest.closed, all the effects I didn’t like to do it,
But the editor got too smart
Mount Rainier, hot, dry, steam was w(jnj
ftt auctjon and the owner And I allow he’ll rue it.
Vtx**« * * * • A *»«» J
found by party of Taooma young
bating that suoh a place could I am a man as pays my debts
men who olimbed the mountain on
run without the sale
An’ I won’t be insulted,
WASCO MILLING CO.
A F u ll L in e of E xtras
80 when an editor gets smart
tbe Fourth of July. One of tht | ¡ntoxicauts.
I want to be ooneulted.
party says the steam was so hot
for th e
Tbe Merchants Investment A
HALF a SACK ef «>« W* ■TV’ZLi
I
took his paper Teven years,
that he oould not bear hie hand in Trust Company of Portland, Or
.„ „ .I io rr.uH» to •
j U tT i
brands. ’Th Ik. I»»
This bears out the statement of whose advertising appears else An’ helped him all I could, sir.
An’ when it oomes to dunnin’ me
agai.
the The
moo*!-
V-***-
purilT.
h i , h « t d e v ta e — » • * * •
climbers who have passed tbe night where in this paper, have issued
I didn’t thiuk ho would sir.
m iller’s art, « m b i o * l aHtk tW very
in the erater and found tbe rocks very attractive little booklet I
But that he did, an’ you can bet
wheat that is raiaed i * Bhermaa COMty.
warm enough to protect oue from free distribution containing infor It made me hot as thunder.
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(Mwe t rie d — A l w v » IM«.
the uoid. "
Action about the scope and purpose Says I, I’ll stop that sheet, I will
If the opssed thing goes unde?!
Eaton-Hutlbut goods is wel1 of their institution.
One point
A n d a C om p lete L in e
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known. There is no other box and borne upon strongly is the advis I hunted up the measly whelp,
D
5;-
of E x tra s for
tablet paper so well known to the ability for persons having estates or An’ for bis cunnin’ caper
I paid them ’leven years and quit;
beet users of stationery. It oo’te investments to look after, of plao Yes sir, I’ve stopped his paperl
2>«tc»wfvwwiw«n
more than other paper any where ing their HffairB in the hands of this
else but at The .Observer Book oompany. The Merchants Invest
More than 2,000 Chinese rendered
Store. We desire to emphasise this ment a Trust Co. argues that the destitute by the San Francisco dis­
faot, leaving it to the user to judge proper care of estates demand a tai aster have left that city for China
whether or not this is not the fact. ent of a high order, and that indi since the quake. They traveled on
When you use it, you have tbe viduals of sufficient business skill tickets purchased by the Chinese
satisfaction of knowing that you for handling estates usually have government. San Francisco Chinese
O IL S ! O IL S ! O IL S 1
are using the best paper mad».
affairs of their own which prevent were paralysed by the blow to the
Mrs JO Elrod has reoeived word them engaging io such a service
city of their adoption, and did not
IN TUB
that her father HB Oook, »ged 76 any other person. Tins Qimpany rally and seek other location». They
N e w H arness
SHERrtAN COUNTY OBSERVER
years passed away at his boms In in soliciting business, never dies paid" no attention to the proposition
Fort Ripley, Minnesota, Tusaday, and nevrfr absconds. The company of the 8nn Francisco committee to
Ju s t Received.
can not be figured as additional
July 17. Ths cause of death was declares its willingness to accept move them to a new location about
diabetes. Mr Cook was an old accounts of all kinds and tlatos 10 miles from the city. «Many of
expense. It is simply increas-
inhabitant of that state. H» went they sre as ready to receive five them own property. ' I hey are
ing an investment from w hich you
there in the seventies and bai made dollars’ worth of burtness as they waiting for their insurahee money,
to receive good returns-
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his residence there ever sine*. Mr are five thousand. Their booklet before going to Chinn.
and Mrs Eirod have just re amed will he mailed to you free If you
Home news on every page of The
from a viait to the old b«ne, at write aud ask for it.^ See adver­
Observer, all printed in Muro.
whioh time Mr Cook’s sioknfee was tisement.
not considered fatal.
SPECIAL SALE
We m a n ta share of yow
T o C le a n u p o u r E n t ir e S to c k o f
19 0 6
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
T w o lo ts o f 5 0 W a is ts e a c h , W h ite a n d C o lo rs ,
A ll th e L a te s t S ty le s a n d a ll S ize s.
CANNED
goods
D R IE D F R U IT
„■ 50cts. and 75cts.
OVERALLS
BARGAIN COUNTER
S H O E S , ETC.
MENS’ AND BOYS’ SHOES
A ll O d d s a n d E n d s m u s t g o
S p e c ia l P ric e t o C le a n th e m
up
$1.00
C o m e e a r ly w h ile t h e y la s t.
WATCHHSl
SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY
MORO, OREGON.
The
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O bserver
The McCune Sanitarium
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WASCO MILLING CO,
Wasco, Or.
McCormick Reapers end
Garden Bose
L aw n
Company.
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INCREASING
M ow ers
- Your A d v rtls in g
H a fd u J a fc .
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