^7
w m a ; r ::v
The
O bserver.
Tà© Ii©eal Obmefeea
slats ou the need of new laws and
new principles upon which to set
tie those problems.
n » r « O lir o f i l c l a l r a p a r .
O FFIC IA L PÀI*«M OF « H Ï I I M A » <>O
MORO, O M G O N .
( D. C. I reland à S o n .......... E ditor «
C. L. I reland , M anager .
THE
OVERLAND
KOl’TR.
Road of a Thousand Wonders -Books
Advertising the Beaver State.
According to W'm. McMurray,
general passenger agent of the H ar
T o inaure p u b lica tio n , articl»-« for riman lines in this state, the O.R.iV
m > a O ba«rrer m u it reach th e office before
N.Co., the U.P.Ry. and the S.P.Ry.
noon W ed n esd a y . T h e m all com e» dally.
will redouh'e their efforts to adver
tise Oregon, in the east in future.
W h en you rem it for T h e O bserver
- W a n expre»» or poatottice m o n ey order, N ot«ith«tanding the excellent ad
' •eg U lered letter, or bank draft, payable to vertising given this state by the
D. C Ireland & S o n .
H arrim an system in the past, new
features
and new advertising de
p a r e here to do p r in tin g , and
partm
ents
will be added to all the
[pant so m e d o n e bring It to us or let
and w e w ill see you.
I f you railroad publications issued by the
m m « w e are not e x te n s iv e en o u g h for
H arrim an people on the Pacific
j o u r c o n sid e ra tio n —o h , g o lo n g .
coast. Mr. McMurray has secured
A Blue Mark here will answer an a number of hunting and range
Inquiry, w h en en tered up on our calendar, photographs from Maj. Lee Moore-
g iv in g th e date o f fttf P»P< t *• th e date at
house, and in the forthcoming edi
w h ic h |o u r cu rren t Subscription expire».
tion of ihe Road of a Thousand
H urry up with th at order for le t Wonders, and The Overland Route,
ter heads, envelopes, etc. You will be to he issued by the above named
out before you know It. and then we 11 railway corporations, the hunting
hay to hurry— hut you bet your boots
advantages of Oregon will he fea
tAo it
tured.
Thousands of eastern hunters
^.Jlcolty in b a v in g y o u r O b se r v e r
c h a n g e d m ay be avoid ed by aen d in g the come west every year in search of
d esired a ltera tio n to thia office. A lw avk
g iv e th e n a m e o f th e office from w hich good hunting, and heretofore this
y o u w ant It c h a n g e d , a» w ell a» th e one to feature of Oregon has been neglect
w h ic h it la to be sen t.
ed in all advertising. The H arri
B efore c o m in g to th e city Io trade read man people will now place this
ers are req u ested to e x a m ln e T h e Ob»e, ver feature prominently ^efore the ea*t
a d v e r tisin g c o lu m n s. It» ll.e a c tiv e , w id e
and photographs and views of h u n t
a w a k e b u sin ess m an w h o a d v e r tises, con
s e q u e n tly he I* th e m o*t a c co m m o d a tin g , ing scenes will have a prominent
»ell» th e c h e a p e st, and d ea ls th e m ost lib
place in all forthcoming publica
e ra lly In e v e r y w av
tions. Maj. Moorehouse had a ^um
Did it over occur to yon that it ber of excellent m ountain scenes
ousts no more to produce printing that which Mr. McMurray found suita
ia pleasing to the eye than the other
kin d. T he Observer is equipped w ith ble for the forthcoming hook-*, and
all m odern facilities for doing g<**1 these will appear, with suitable
work at the very m inim um of cost. Try
Us w ith an order and if it Is not execut reading matter in tin* advertising
ed to your perfect satisfaction you need publications.
n o t pay for it.
In regard to the heavy travel over
the H arrim an lines, Mr. McMurray
Nov. 16 1906
FRID A Y
says it is unprecedented in the his
tory of western railroading. Every
Taft has doue too much dirt for effort is being made to add greater
Roosevelt ever to be himself a clean facilities for handling this travel.
candidate.
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The Union Pacific is being practi
cally double tracked from end to
Au Iowa sciMiitist says •'infant end, and several millions are being
prodigies are defect!ves. How alxiut spent for the O. R At N. and Short
boy orators, when they grow up!
Line. W ithin a short time the en
tire H arrim an system will be prac
lu the eyes of Auieiicao civic as- tically rebuilt, so vast are the im
eooiatious a bill board is a more uo- provements now under construc
aigbtly object on the urban land* tion.
Sand for advertising ratee.
aoape than a peanut roaster.
The irrigation money is to l»e
kept going, if it ever breaks away
from Hitchcock, on a revolving
aystem, the plan that seems to be
adapted also to Mr.Oortelyou In the
cabinet
Simplified spelling has reached
Dalles city through the government
employes on river improvements,
who have l>een instructed to use
the new form in making out their
reports “ If it takes all winter.”
An American observer io H avana
The Observer ha-« been established
nearly 20 years, and it lias K im e su b scr i
bers win» h s v e receiv ed II r eg u la r lv for
m ore than h a lf a score o f years
M any
o f th ese object to h avin g ih e Ohl R eliable
d iscon tin u ed at the’ t i n e ol exp iration o f
th eir su b scrip tion s, and lor their benefit, as
for oth er reasons, w e d isc o n tin u e su b scrip
tion s o n ly w h e n notified to do so, ex ce p t
by a greem en t m ade at th e tim e th e a c
c o u n t Is o p en ed , w hen It Is noted upon
th e calendar to be d i/co n tln u ed prom pt I \
at th e tim e specified. A ll person s p ayin g
In a d v a r c e at the tim e o f su b s c r ib in g , w ill
h a v e th e benefit o f th e $ 2 60 rate for tw o
years, or the $5 00 rate lor five years. W e
send T h e O bserver to any resp on sib le per
son w h o orders It, th o u g h tiiev tuav not
send th e rponey w ith th e order, w ith the
un d erstan d in g that th ey are to pay 12*^
cen ts per m on th tor It, until such tim e as
th ey m ay w ish to take ad v a n ta g e ol the
ab ove liberal d isco u n ts. From th is date
w e are prepared to dlscout t rates to all
lead in g W e e k lle a tn d M ugazines pu blished
In th e U nited States, to any prepaid reader
o l T h e Old R elia b le O bserver. C o m e with
th e m o n e y — as that Is in d i.p t nsibie;
■ays the object of the recent insur
gent advance on that city win to
•else the millions in government
cash stored there, aud that Havana
The Observer in prepared to turu out
would certainly have l»een captured any cla*w of uptodate job printing.
on the night planned, but fur the New atoek, «team presses, new type.
Sat infant ion guaranteed.
landing of American marines.
Before leaving for Panama on Hie
President R losevelt signed
proclam ations creating four new
forest reservations in Idaho, and
enlarging two others,«tiding 7.406,
606 acres to the forest, area of that
sta te ,—not that the forest area need
o f necessity t»e extended, but just
as a rem inder to U S . Senator Hey
burn th at Mr. President, is “still
in the ring.”
8th,
Hitchoock and Richaids appear
to have hastily decided to get down
and out of the U 8. Lind dejiart
men Is. It is rumored that there is
therein an open door for some good
detective work and prosecutions of
those high officials on charges grow
ing ont of their failure to prosecute
«attain railway and other corpora
tions guilty of coal land steals and
foreat reservation frauds.
F elix Adler, In his first fall ad
dree.- io ihe society for ethical cul
tu re, Spoke of ihe present, moral
crisis in American life,and referred
to the recent maas of depravity ex
posed in public print. He contend
ed that th e hnuiilitating fact was
th a t men high in state aud church
were those chiefly guilty. One
th in g was almost pathetic, the per
sistence of s*>nie editors. writers and
npealfL» “ when some heart rend-
I d « rev<*!«'bui has lw*oo made,’’ in
affirming that the ,a-ople have the
pow er Mild a h lilt y to set things
right.* II- has n< faith in the fatal-
lam that »here I lie masses rule
th in g s will **coii«e out rignt some
bo w .”
Sfa-aking of the recent
H e a r at pl.«j f-.« m lu K*w York “ that
t h e fruits of lie- I at »or of light be
long to l t i e ! d m >(< r.” be uska how it
la poaoble f*o ilr:« to Ire clone under
©nr preaeot factory syatemf and In
Every
Two Minutes
Physicians tell us that all
the B l o o d in a healthy
human body passes through
the heart once in every two
minutes. I f this action be
comes irregular the whole
body suffers. Poor health
follows poor blood ; Scott’s
Em ulsion makes the blood
pure. O ne reason why
S C O T T ’S
EM U L SIO N
is such a great aid is because
it passes so quickly into
the blood. It is partly di
gested before it enters the
stomach ; a double advan
tage in this. Less work
for the stom ach; quicker
and more direct benefits.
I o get the greatest am ount
o f good with the least pos
sible effort is the desire of
everyone in poor health.
Scott's Em ulsion does ju st
that. A change for the
better takes place even be
fore you expect it.
Wr will trod you »
ssmptr frr»
H- t«rr thst tf>M
^Hhir. m th» Iwm of
s tabrl it on ibr wrsp-
per a i n r r y bottle of
Lmwltaon yaw buy
S cott
A
B o w n i
405 PsarlSt ,
N. Y.
p r r u i^
ao
ÀU Snxgteu
àùf»
one to Mr Goetjep, for he waa at a
considerable expense in p u ttin g th e
tank up, and was just in poeRLn
W aaoa C a th o d e C huroh.
to supply the town with an abund
The 3d Sunday of the m onth ia ance of good water on short notice.
the day of regular fixed services in
Mrs E Donley has charge of {be
this church, and the hour hitherto
post office during the absentia of
has been 11 o’clock a no, so as to
Dr Coryell, and is showing ho<#f-
afford an opportunity for those on
ficient a post mistress she will be
the line of the C S Ry to attend.
when her commission arrives.
Commencing next Sunday (Nov.
18th), however, there will be a
Grass V alley Journal.
change, from 11 to 10 o’clock, and
We understand th a t Van W inkbs
this change is made: 1st, because
Father Hickey finds it an unneces taking advantage of the bankruptcy
sary hardship to fast until the 11 law will stop all proceedings in tb”
o’clock mass; and 2d, because from circuit court, in the m atter of fore
.
one and a half years experience he closing certain mortgages.
has not found the 11 o’clock mass
Mrs B A Ijemon has returned t"
to l»e of any convenience to a sing home at Monroe, Benton county,
le individual. Hence, without fur aftor a pleasant visit with her sin
ther notice all inter» sted will please I N Lemon and family.
remember the change. ' Sundays of
WS H all and AJ H olt were hare
extra service« (besides the 3d S un
for a while Monday evening on |b
day of the m onth), mass will be at
way home from Moro.
9.30 a m.
E T Butts left on Tuesday
Kennewick. Before returning
M oro M. C. Churoh
may visit Carson.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday schor l at 10 o’clock a. in.
Awm eweati.
Preaching
at 11
Childrens’ meeting 3
“ p. m.
M oro O pora H ousa-
Preaching at 7.30 *
Subject: “ Where majorities are
November 22d the senond lecture
wrong.”
in the course at Moro Opera house
Revival services will he held in by Marshall Choate Crouch, “The
this church beginning December 4. Simple Life,” «»id to"*be a most time
The pastor will be assisted by E van ly masterpiece, an original produc
gelist C () Branson and wife. We tioh filled with facts, clever in crxti
extend kindly invitation to attend cisui and overll rwing with interest
these meetings. “ Repent ye there should be heard by everybody, and
fore and he converted, that your especially by all who desire to feel
sins may l»e blotted out, when the the spirit of the times, and learn
time of refreshing shall come from
the presence of the Lord.” Acts 3:19.
M i e c i a '.m ü o u m y - N o t ç r t
t'Chonl IteporL
ending Nov..9.
No. pupils enrolled, 23. Average
daily attendance, 16. Names on
roll of honor:
Myrtle A iken,
Edith Craft,
Earnest Barnett.
Visitor«:
Itev. laven ar,
Mr». Geo. Simone,
Miss Lulu A iken, M ieeEtnniaHoueer,
Mr». Jone»,
Mm. A iken,
Miss Mattel Thom pson,
L otti « C o v b y , Teacher
(» S T K tlP O ItA K V TAI.fit.
Uhaulko Republican.
C P Ragsdale purchaeed 2500 h
of lambs this week from the Blfck
Butte Land and Sheep Co., Sisters
The price paid was $2.76 per head
delivered at Shaniko.
The coal situation here is getting
to be something fierce, and unless
there is a car load blown in pretty
soon we will all have to take to the
timber. However, The Republican
force is all right so long as Moody
don’t put a hear trap in his rubbish
pile.
W ohoo
N«wi.
Something must be done to des
troy the weed seeds in the alleys of
Wasco. There are enough weeds
around in nooks and corners to
seed the whole neighborhood, be
sides, it looks bad. We want a big
celebration here next 4th of July,
and now is the tilne to begin tp
clean up the city.
W E Miller finds it profitable to
raise a small band of sheep on bis
farm. In January 1905 he bought
37 head of ewes, he now has 118
He has sold wool and mutton $644,
and has only fed straw and refuse
grain, and they are better weed de
stroyer! than any summer fallow-
Two brothers of Mr Gates who
have been visiting here several days
left last week on a visit to n sister
at Thornton.
Mr Underwood of Dufur,was here
Monday with a load of apples, that
were disposed of in short order.
In the m atter of the claim of John
Schassen, for damages on account
of the Buck hollow rftad, the coun
ty court allowed him $150.
Tuesday afternoon the large red
wood tank eroe'ed by W A Goetjen
at his well, colla|>eed, and is proba
bly a total wreck. The tank had
over 5,000 gallona of water in it at
the time and ia supposed th at the
softening of the ground by leakage,
caused it to settle unevenly, thus
throwing the weight on one side of
the supports The lose is a heavy
Personal.
Will the two gentlemen who
were in the Mitchell A Foss black
smith shop, at Moro, Oregon, some
time in the m onth of August, and
laughingly said: “ I wish you would
pay me some money too, Mr. E rs
We carry a su rp risin g ly large
kine,” please communicate with
an
d com plete stock of office
Mrs. H attie E. W illiams ,
2t* J
«Erskineville, Oi supplies.
Writ© for Catalogue.
K N IG H T S
W a s h in g t o n a n d T h ir d S t r e e t s
I n k s fo r C o p y in g ,
T y p e w r it in g , a n d
B o o k - k e e p in g .
One Sure H at^h Incubator for L e t te r a n d B ill F ile s ,
sale, hot water system, capacity 160
a n d F ilin g C a s e s .
eggf. Price $10. Apply at H.Dierks
“ All Around The Northwest Corner”
Incubator for Sale.
farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
or address, A zora M. W ilcox ,
245]
Rutledge, Or
.
.
.
OREGON.
The McCune S a n ita riu m
T h e D a lle s , O regon -
O b s e rv e r^ B o o k ^ S to re ,
I have a very fine Jersey cow A M E R IC A 'S G R E A T E S T W EEKLY
and an excellentD urham cow,which
1 wish to eel!, both giving milk T h e T oled o B la d e , T o le d o , O hio
P op u lar in Every S t a t e .
and also: a splendid heifer, soon to
C ir cu la tio n 1 8 5 , 0 0 0 .
be fresh. For particulars, apply to
or address, Mrs. ,> ei . ly P ike ,
T he Boat K now n N ew spaper in tlie
242]
M»»ro. O U n ited State». In m any re»pect» the
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.
needing repairs, to me, and 1 will
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wn
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, al
whose place of business any article
may be left to l»e forwarded, and
who will return the same to you in
good shape.
O. M. H eacock ,
241]
LaGrande. Or
PO RTLAND
Look here for th e nex t
th in g you are needing.
Moro, Oregon.
Watches Repairing, etc.
“ S O R O S IS ” and
“ W a lk - O v e r ” S t o r e .
F s r a sr ly Fifth end W a sh la g tsa .
Toledo Blade 1» th e m ost remarkable
w eek ly new spaper publl»htMl lu the
U nited State». It 1» the only newnpa
per especially edited for N ational circu
lailon. It lias had the large»t circu la
tlou for more years than any new»papr
printed in Am erica. Furtherm ore It is
the cheapest new spaper in the world
as w ill be explain ed to an y person who
w ill write us for term s. The N ew s of
the World, so arranged that busy people
can more easily com prehend, than by
reading cum bersom e colum ns of dallies
A ll current topics m ade plain in each
issue by s,M*cial editorial m atter written
from inception dow n to date. The ouly
paper published especially for people
w h o do or do not read daily newspu,>cr
aud yet tlilrst for plain facts That (his
kiud df a newspaper is popular is prov
en by the fact th at th e W eekly Blade
now has over l85,000yea£|v subscribers
and is circulated in all parts of the U .S
lu addition to th e new s The Blade pub
lishes sh hrtaud seriarstorles.und m any
departm ents o f m atter suited to every
meuilier of the fam ily. O nly oue dollar
a year. W rite for frea specim en oepy.
Address OltScrver Book Store A gent,
Moro, Oregon
The McCl une Sani
tarium for medical
and surgical cases
has all the attention
and advantages that
any up-to-date hos
pital or sanitarium
can offer, and ihe
additional advant
ages and comforts of
a private home.
Meuical >ian. Dr. i. C. Avery, Stephenson, Wash ; Dr- F. H.
Collins, Goldendale. Wash,; Dr. H. C. Dodds, Dufur, 0 r . ; Dr. J. A.
Geisendorffer, The Dalles, Or -, Dr. H. Logan, The Dalles, Or.-,
Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, Or.; Dr. J. M. Lowe, Ihe Dalles, Or.
to r further information, address any member of the staff or The Sanitarium.
G rrass
A m a lie v ,
M w a « fa e a w re s a d
O r e g o n
U r r p | a M t.rb
H arness S addles H alters
Rcpailinjr Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
zzsez ^ zzx :
One hundred and sixty acres of
land, all under cultivation with
good improvements, one mile S. W
of Moro. For ‘particulars call on,
or address,
I ka M essingkr ,
practical lesson opposed to the death 2 ]
Moro, Or
E y e g la ss fittin g Is too Im portant a
pace of the hour. Mayor Elrod is
m atter to rush Into “ w ith your e y e s
doing his level best to fill the bill
sh u t.” If your eyaa w ear ou t. th ey're
gon e forever. W h en you buy g la sses,
with a high standard of literary and
see to It, th a t you g et g la s se s th a t a re
Just right.
W’e h ave th e know ledge,
forensic attractions in Moro this
exp erien ce, e x p e n siv e u p -to-d ate ap
winter, and we hope to see bis effort
paratu s and sk ille d emplo)Oa to m ak e
them Just rig h t.
C onsultation c o sts
rewarded. “The Simple Life” is a
you nothing. W rite for our booklet.
Clark
4
Mercer
Bros,,
Proprs.
It
con
tain
s
valu
ab
le
Inform ation about
drawing oard, and will hold the a t
Every kind of rig to order,
th e care o f the ey es. W e w ill sen d it
tention of those who know what
to you free—post paid.
good lecture is. Secure your seats. and all orders prom pt and satis
factory at reasonable prices.
Farm ers teams fed as well as
Kansas City and Return $60.
they are fed at home, if not better
OPTICAL
Telephone at our expense.
Account 17th annual session of
the Trans-Misaiaaippi Commercial
Congress, the (). It. A N. Co., will,
on November 14th and 15th, sell
The Moro brick y ard property,
round trip ticket« to Kansas city adjoining and west of 'the Court
for $60, with lim it of 30 days from house, is for sale. Besides two city
First Street
Strongs Brick
date of sale. For further particu blocks there is an acreage good for
first clasB gardening, and the whole
lars apply to W. It. Crogan, Agent, tract will make a lovely suburban
M ORO, ORE.
Moro, Or.
residence. Price $700 For particu-
ars address
B. F. H oover
Confectionery,
The apples coming from the Lot
642 E ast 36th street,
/
Portland, Or
Rust orchard this fall are exception 202]
Cigars, Tobaccos,
ally fine. Tnis orchard has not had
Billiards Pool Tables
the least bit of irrigation, water has
been so scarce this year, but the
fruit is fresh in appearance, and has
Any person or persons having
a flavor that even Hood river valley orses, cattle, houses, lots or house Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
orchardists would he proud of under hold goons for sale, exchange; or £>in season. Soda Water, bottled
parties desiring to buy such prftp-
similar circumstances. It ia 1680
b and fountain, always on band
feet above sea level, on ground that prty, if in find THE OBPEKVER a è
good medium for advertising and
never grew a forest tree. Exploding
securing a customer. Try
the idea that Sherman county high
T he O bserver ,
lands could not produce fruit be
t
Moro, Or
cause the ground whs always b»r-
ren of trees.
fittF Subscribe for The Observer.
... A N D ...
L y M B E R
«
A ll
Phallamont Livery Co.
Wasco, Oregon.
kinds in large or small quantities
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
AND SCREENS
L IM E , C E M E N T , C O A L ,
W O O D an d P O S T S .
C o
You will always find at our yard.
Brick Yard for Sale.
SLAB W O O »
Wm. Rudolf
at »iM-clal price« by car load lot«.
We also handle KNOCK D O W N
and B U IL D IN G P A P E R .
all competition.
FRAHES
W IN D O W
Will meet
Estimates cheerfully given on all bills large or small.
Wind River Lumber Company
To Buy, Sell or Exchange
E . S . H o r n a d a y , f la n a g e r , M o ro , Or
F U R N IT U R E
U N D E R T A K IN G
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
PERFECTION
< »11 and E xam in e
My Stock of
F U R N IT U R E
aud
H ID E L I N E S
-ffid ìy ò Lamp
It« b rig h t
and steady light, simple con-
.
atractiou a ndahaO late safety.
Bqwpped with latest Improved baraar.
Made of
braas throughout and nickel plated. An aroarvent to
•a jr o o ii] whether library, dining-room, parlor «a bed
room
Every lamp warranted. Write to nearaot'
agency if not at your dealer1«.
wtonpams
on.
com tam y
Sherm an oounty points at onr e zp en re
inrniRhod to or from Moro to nny poin ts.
OUR M O T T O
the public.M
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
AXTELL
-
O reg o n .
J . AA. P a r r y .
Oil Heater
m o o t he
equalled for
D«I1 m or any
before buying
N o ta r y P u b lic.
(Equipped w ith Smokeleaa Device)
low — os von can—there's no danger.
_ Tnm the wick as high
„ or - ----
irrj *
from room to room. All parts easily cleaned. Gives
intern
intense h*at without smoke or smell because equipped w«»’’ smoke
less device.
rr
—nickel and japan. Rrasa oil fona* heaurf-
fally etnhoaaed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and barns 9
hoars. Every heater warranted. If yoa cannot get
neater or information from yanr dealer
rite to
nearest agency for descriptive circular.
T elep hone from T he
H^rvioe
L ive and Let Live.
If you only knew how mnch comfort
can l>e derived from a PKRFBCTION
Oil Heater—how sim ple antpYconomical
its operation, yon would not be without
it another day.
You can quickly make warm and cozy
any cold room or hallway—no matter in
what part o f the houoe. You can heat
water, and do many other things with the
IA,
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Quick Hales and
Sm all Profits.
No More
Cold Rooms
I
M O liO , O R E G O N .
My Motto Is
í(í<0ío5í<i
Kent Eeoorder
C I) Boardman and family spent
several days this week visiting rela
tives and friends in and near Moro.
Poultry of all kinds wanted.
Will pay cash on delivery.
P. O. DiMoea,
245] ___ , . „
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DeMoss, Or
Farm for Sale.
machine.
Mr and Mrs Goetjen of Rutledge,
came up Saturday evening for a
visit with their children at this
place.
Nature Shaped
Shoes
For Children.
Poultry Wanted. -
4 The undersigned now has plenty
of good pasture for horses, with wa
ter in abundance. For full particu
lars address
N. \V. T hompson ,
240]
Erskir.eville, Or
F ur n io n lh
G ladys Young,
Earl Barnett,
Bay Barnett,
O ffice S upplies.
Pasture for Horses.
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Tom Young,
Carrie Barnett,
Geo Barnett,
IVtli Barnett,
NEW TODAY.
Attorney for the State School Fund
for Sherman County.
Oregon Life
T h e P o lic y h o ld e r s ’ C o m p a n y .
Clean, Economical, Well Managed.
A most desirable company to insure in.
Home Office, Com m onw ealth
M O R O . ORHGO^*
166
Rutledge, Or.
Sixth and Ankeny, Portland, Oregon.
A. L. MILLS, President.
CLARENCE 8. SAMUEL,
L. SAMUEL
Grain and Stock Farm
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded.
Over 700 acre« plow land, 600 now
in cultivation, water, windmill,
well« and spring«. If yhn want a
good place come and see me four
mile« east of Rutledge. Everything
a man needs.
No middle man.
Address. F rank P ayne ,
Bldg.
Aeeiatant .Manager
General Manager.
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