Nature Shaped
1 Shoes .
For Children.
a daily average of 1,000 bags, with
a monthly average of 172,000, with
According to Bradstreetajt In the
■nr fumine t lin t in hampering bual-
ihkn , mid not Ihe tariff. There are
ennie things cunuected with tiade
unti commerce that cauuot be blam
ed on thia old scapegoat.
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To Insure publication,
The OWerrer mu»l reach Ihe office beioie
nqpn WedneWa/. The mall come» d -H j.
When you-remit for The Oneereer
U " an c x p r c o r poatofflcc money order
-ertolered letter, or bank draft, payable to
p " C . Ireland
A Son.
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We are here to do printing,
an d
Wyou want some done bring II to u . or let
. / know and we w ill aee yoy.
I f you
th ink we are not eatenal*« enough for
your cooUderatian—oh, go
Juts Mt $18 84 per bale. : ..908,000
Thou art not rich, thou art not poor,
Thy fortune keeps the middle way; ,
No ills thy strength cannot indure,
Apportioned to the passing day.
Thou art not young,-thou art not old,
Yet, calm thou «eesftby year- depart;
And joys aro thine—a thousand fold;
Because thou bast the Thankful Heart
A ¡Bins Mark here will gnawer a»
X In quiry, when entered upon our
giving the date of the paper st the date at
which your current »ubacrlpllon expire».
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ter beads, envelopes, etc. ^ o u w ill be
out befbte you know It. and then we’ll
h a w to h u rry — hut you het your boots
w eoando i t
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The Thankful Heart, for Life alohe—
For beauty in the earth and skies,
And for such share as thou d o t own,
By happy gift of seeing e^es.
For human Love’s enduring bond
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Before coming to the city to trade read
er« are requested to examine TheOb»e. ver
advertising column». It» ti.e active, wide
awake buelnt»» ulsn who adveriUe», con
sequently he 1» the most accomm xUtlng,
¡ells the cheapest, and deal» the mo»t lib
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k in d . T b e Observer to equipped w ith
a ll modern facilities for doing good
work at tbe very m in im u m of cost. T ry
us w ith an order and If it la not execut
ed to your perfect satisfaction you need
not pay for It.
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Fur all, thou hast the Thankful Heart
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chanced may be avoided by »ending the
desired »Iteration to.thl» office. Alwav»
give the name of the office from which
« you want It changed, a» well a» the one to
which It 1» to be sent.
So, to this day of crowning cheer,
.By easy coarse thy steps did tend,
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Since, with each day of all the year
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Some grateful leaven thou didst blend.
No chance thy prise from thee can wrest;
While life shall last Ihoa ahalt not part
With that good gift; of all, the boat;
The treasure of a Thankful Heart.
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The , »rift •< Public SentftncBt.
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A German scientist has discover taught her daughter how to u se s
ed that the missing link was a wo rolling pin.
man. There is some satisfaction in
In tbe controversies of the future
Hon. B- J. Ginn, formerly of this that.
ir will be well for the Powers to re
city bnt now a resident of Califor
Peary went to within 203 m iles ol member that the steel for the Itali
has been nominated for register
the north pole, wltich is several an warships was furnished by an
of the tf.ft.Lnnd office at Dalle«
miles nearer than most people care American institution. '
city, vice H ob . M. T. Nolan re
to
get
Bones of animals that are suppos
signed.
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Astronomers assert that Mars is ed to have lived 25,000 years ago,
The present capitalisation of the again trying toRignalun. May want have l»eeii found in Texas. There
railroads In the United States is to ask what’s a Roosevelt democrat will now be no use in telling Texas
<15,000,000,000. It needs more than like?
that sbe is uot old. She can feel it
a Bryau financial imagination to
her bones.
Ttore
are
no
indications
that
the
deal with the problem of buying
Mrs. Eddy did all that she could
name of tbe United States w ill be
changed to Mr. Gompets’ Cabbage to expected to do to correct the re
port that sbe was dead. Bite an-
, A New Y o rk hotel was fined 94,- Patch.
non need, as emphatically as a weak
410 fbr having in possession 176
As we understand its recent an
English pheasants.
Though the nouncement, tbe Mormon church woman could, that the story was
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birds were imported, the peeeession purposes hereafter giviug some a t uut true.
settled the matter, ft pays to take tention to religious matters.
Japan is accused of cultivating a
jingo spirit. When they calrny ex
game laws seriously.
Upon closer examination it ha«
amine tbe huge debt they created
been found that Cuba has a’deficit.
A writer tells the Chicago Bee Good joke on the insurrectionists, during tho last three years, they’ll
ord, “ I have lived in Chicago 15 who imagined they saw a surplus. feel inclined to talk over any differ
ences that may arise with a strong
years, and never met a flee till this
, Spain is going to build a tie* power, in a friendly spirit.
thll.” We have always understood
that it took a long while to form sc navy, bat what for, is the question.
Diphtheria is bad in Deftmet,ida
The only thing she ever did with
quaintanoea in Chicago.
ho. 42 cases Saturday. Deftmet, one
her old navy was to scare Boston.
of the oldest Catholic missions in
Since he is dead Uncle Bussell the Pacific Northwest, was estab
An exchange says: “Not a news
paper in Oregon make« an attempt Sage is more easily understood. He fished by Fa* her DeBmet more than
to defend Jonathan Bourne. From simply saved his money that Mrs half a century ago. Moet of the vlo-
whatl That popular vote of the Sage might have a nice time giving thus of the contagion are Indian
pupils. Armed guards patrol the
people last Janet He isn't needing it away.
streets
night and day to prevent in
defense on that score.
When one reads of the actions of
bonnt Boni de Gastellsne it seems gress and egress to houses occupied
by patients.
Me- Bryan says government own* a pity that Mrs. Jay Gould never
nia,
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— Tfattt’a what a p r o m i n e nt
d r u g g i s t said of Scott’s
Senator LaFollett, of Wisconsin,
gave a one-man show in s church Emulsion a s h o r t tim e
at Portland, a sort of Killfeather ago. As a rule we don’t
rally, with made np hisses for Sen use or referto testim onials
ator Fnlton and cheers for Gearin. in addressing the public,
The speaker did not refer to his but the above rem ark and
republican tarn down at his own
s i m il a T expressions are
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made so often in connec
Pendleton paper claims to have tion w ith Scott’s Emulsion
discovered fhat the editor who tells
that they are worthy of
the troth makes few friends bat lots
occasional
n o t e . F rom
of 01 SikS , Newspaper men are
infancy
to
old
age Scott’s
oat jlupposed to bare either friends
or money. They most be boosters Emulsion offers a reliable
for tbiagn Cor other people to make means of rem edying im
money out Of. -
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proper and weak develop
imunixti-i ■ ¿Li«
ment, restoring lost flesh
Senator Fnlton-haa decided to
m k e It worm for some of tbe side ind vitality, and repairing
«how newsmongers whose Htispicion waste. T he a c t i o n of
iBflxtso a state and cause scandals
c )tt’s Emulsion is no
to be pulillabed with apologies for more of a secret than the
the pnblioatioo in tho same oolnmn. composition of the E m ul
Haeb things need a rigid setlmek,
sion itself. W hat it does
so far as Mr Fallon is oonoern-
ed we hope he proto the slanders it does through nourish
dbm lated sto u t him to the bitter ment—the kind of nourish
end He bays he will, and we want ment th at cannot be ob
him to do it.
tained in ordinary food.
N > system is too weaki or
The Irfteat ontburat of Gov. Jelks
delicate to retain Scott’s
o f Alatolo* was lits spet-ch ai thè
Moal<(*B»(y fair, iti whicli be aa Emulsion and gather good
aerted «hai futtber program in Ala from it.
A
baine «r uè J <1 nul to possi Ito wilhout
a bftter miderM«udiate totween thè
ra m a .
^ Ile
e o n te m lrd
»hai.
lem
raadingand more lo ut-si) wonld to
agrori nlogaii. end éstd: “ Any
eaantiy to Batter << witb a maxi in
ma of llli’erMfee and l oneat ateo,
Khan a ma x» io ohi of Iserncd and
Worthy ^f Thought.
Prepared by T b e G reat American Coiuleneer, Exclusively for T h e Old to lla b le
The Field Location?
T be Dalles O ptim ist.
,Fool ball w ill be played Saturday
at the athletic park, between the
Da|lee nigh school and South Port
land. The game will atart at 2.30
sharp.
The Lincoln Apple.
Salem Statesman.
Some years ago a Toledo man
pulled up an apple sprout on the
railroad right of way and planted
it in his orchard. It has grown to
a large tree and bears large red ap
ple« that have a fine flavor, and
good keeping qualities, and now he
wants a name for the apple«. Why
not call it the Lincoln? and thus
give it a local and a national sig
nificance.
For The Japanese Jingo«.
AM orla D a lly Budget.
A consignment of cast iron «hells
for the mortar batteries at Fort Sto-
vene, have arrived from the ea«t
and are temporarily stored iu ware
how«. While of great Weight and
future great damaging capacity
they are not charged, this being
done at the fort if any possible use
for them «ri«ee. They are the time
fuse ex pi oeives kind, and are not
used in ordinary target practice. A
battery of these shells, with proper
ly timed fuses, and filled with high
▼« w ill smd VMM a
explosives, would destroy «11 vessels
within several hundred yards of
Where they were directed. If one
should be dropped at the mouth of
bowse the Columbia river while a run of
Chemists
salmon was in progress every fish
40» Foil St, XT. within a quarter of a mile would he
killed.
scon a
NEW TODAY.
3pokesman-Revlew.
Every man’ who can be a first rate
something, as every man can be
who is a man at heart; has no right
to be a fifth rate something, for a
fifth rate something is no better
than a first rate nothing. Too sel
dom, in chosing vocations in life,
people aim for that which will bring
out the best that is in'them. Early
training has much to do with this,
for ideas of hero worship are not
gteatly inculcated in the young of
the present day. If we taught our
children of the great things others
have done before our day, and
showed how we of the present time
are indebted to them; if we incul
cated a love for country,and taught
them to reverence what great states
men have done; if we found they
were ,fond of nature and read to
them of our great naturalists, and
fed that love for nature along thoee
fines; how many more might be in
spired to themselves strive to do
something that would be a benefit
to mankind and leave something to
five after them?
Write for Catalogue.
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7.088 84
Before charging Sherman county Hatorto«............
F u e l ............ ................................. 2,787 04
with “ bad faith” the Opeu ltiver Electrical p o w e r................. 6,251
87
Associatiou had best pull itself to Repairs and Im provem ents . . 8,013 78
O ther supplies, oils, e tc .......... 2.368 42
gel ber ou tbe score of veracity. A t
978,486 22
Total expenses 8 months
a class Sherman county farmers are V alue o f m an ufactu res...
81,100 74
honest, truthful and ready at all N e t profit U mon Lbs................ 912,802 62
timee to keep their agreements,
During the biennial period end
but will uot stand for any fake
lug
Sept. 30, 1906, there were ex
gambling or bunco games.
¡►ended from the fund provided for
this purpose $163,615.87, while the
Oregon, “ Nevermore.*
gross receipts were $204,558.84.
This included the sale of any manu
C apital Journal.
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It pains us to think that the last ried over from the preceding bien
vestige of dignity is gone from Port nial period. The gross profits of
land journalism. In the mad chare the jute mill for tho two years were
for the shining dollar tbe last daily $22,149.01.
there has gone over to the yellow ’ It is estimateti with a fair margin
supplement and red headline abom of profit, and sufficient machinery
ination. Alas, what is to become of to utilise the surplus convict labor,
Oregon, if we are no longer to be together with a sufficient appropri
protected by the chaste public moral ation to insure continual operation
tone that black ink alone can guar the year round, that the jute mill
an toe a community? The idea of alone will put the Washington state
Maud distorting in frolicsome glee prison on n self sustaining basis.
hmid sage admonitions of unselfish
The knocker always works cheap.
ness, and Lulu and Leander mean He will exert himself harder, for
dering amid frigid denunciations of less compensation, than any other
official unrighteousness and the creature on earth and his unbound
daily exhumations of 8enator J H ed energy and enthusiasm in oppo
Mitchell’s remains; oh, it is too sition to progress would earn him a
much, and will Oregon never be laurel wreath if it could be directed
herself again."
in opposite channels.
FRIDAY ................... Nov. 23.1906
erahip w ill be the paramount issue
In 1908. To get an idea of what
w ill happen to it, all that is neoes-
aary is to recall the fate of Bryana’
other paramount issues.
On this basig them would be a abort
time allowed for oloeing down the
looms for a general overhauling of
the plant, which is deemed advisa
ble at least once a year, Following
la a tabulated statement of expense
for 9 months—
Poultry Wanted.
Poultry of all kinds wanted.
Will pay cash on delivery.
P. O. D e M oss ,
245J
DeMoss, Or
W e c a rry a s u rp ris in g ly large
a n d co m p le te stock of office
supplies.
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Moro, Oregon.
A M E R IC A 'S G R E A T E S T W E E K L Y
Ohle.
P o p u la r In Every S ta te .
C irc u la tio n 1 8 8 ,0 0 0 .
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T h e Beet K n o w n Newepaper
Die
U n ited Htatee. I n m any r**e|*cta the
Toledo Blade to the moet rem arkable
w eekly uewnpaper publtohecF Iu the
U u ited Btatee. I t to the only newspa
per eepecially edited for N a tio n a l circu-
lailon. I t h«s had the largest elrcula-
tk»n for more yearetban any uewapapr
printed In Am erica Furth erm o re It to
the cheapest newspaper Iu the world,
as w ill he explained to a a y person who
w ill w ri'e ua for terms. T h e New« of
the W orld, so arranged thnt busy people
can more easily comprehend, than by
reading cumbersome column« of d all lee.
A ll curren t topics made plain In each
issue by special editorial m atter w ritten
from Inception (lowu to date. T h e only
paper published especially for people
w ho do or do not read d ally newspaper
and yet thirst for plain facte T h a t thto
k in d of a newspaper to popular is pro v
en by the fact th a t the W eekly Blade
now ha« over 185,080yearly «ubecritore
and 1* circulated iu a ll part« of the U.B.
In addition to the new« T h e Blade pub
lish«!« short and «erial stories,and m any
departments of m atter suited to every
member of the fa m ily . O n ly on« dollar
a year. Write for free speoBnen copy.
Address Observer Book Store Agent,
Moro, Oregon
The McCune Sanitarium
The Mcfcl une Sani
tarium fo r‘medical
and surgical cases
has all the attention
and advantages that
any up-to-date hos
pital or sanitarium
can offer, and the
additional advant
ages and comforts of
a private home.
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G ra ss
V a lle v »
O re g o n
«■«■■factw re mw 4 lAecp !■ N te rk
H arness S addles H alters
Repairing Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
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LUM BER
Eye«Uu*» l«nse» ou*ht to be around
• i r l c t l y to order. Reidy-xround stock
A ll
lenaee no more flt than would ready
made false teeth. The Ifuneell Op
tical Co. crlnda each lene specially
for each eye. Oar workshop« have
all tbe latest, modern and expansive
machinery known to the Optical
craft Our empto/ee are expert. I f
we flt your «leases they will be ex
actly rt«ht. Consultation costa you
nothin«. Booklet, with valuable Infor
mation about the humail eye. F R E E
One Sure Hatch Incubator for
sale, hot water system, capacity 160
eggs. Price $10. Apply at H.Dierks
farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
or address, A zxiba M. W ilcox ,
245]
Rutledge, Or
k in d s
in la r g e o r
sm a ll
q u a n titie s
MOULDINGS, SASH. DOORS,
IND SCREENS
L IM E , CEMENT, COAL,
WOOD and POSTS.
Optica/Cb..
M u fls e ll
•iACUHN BLO 4*4rWAU«SI« PORTLAND
You will always find at our yard.
Milch Civs far Sale.
W m . R d d o lf
First Htreet
SL A B W OOD
Strongs Brick
a t «pedal prloe« by car load lots.
- We also handle KNOCK DOWN WINDOW
FRAflES and BUILDING PAPER. Will meet
all competition.
M ORO, ORE.
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Confectionery,
9 Cigars, Tobaccos,
Billiard* « Pool Tablet
Estimates cheerfully given on all bills large or small.
Mnd River Lumber Company
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F U R N IT U R E
M ORO, OREGON.
UNDERTAKING
L IV E R Y , F E E D À N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
J- M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Kniali Profit«.
Pliallamont Livery Co..
Cal] and E x a m in e
M y Htock o f
F U R N IT U R E
and
B ID E L I N E «
before buying
Wasco, Oregon.
Clark dt Mercer Bros., Proprs.
Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and satis
factory at reasonable price«.
Farmers teams fed as well as
they are fed at home, if not better.
Telephone at our expense.
Brick fard for Sale.
OUR M O T T O
“ P1r»*< Ihr public.”
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
O. W . A X TE L L
Moro
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Oregon Life
Oregon.
j. m . P a rry .
The Moro brick yard property,
adjoining and west of the Court
Notary Public.
bouse, is for «ale. Besides two oity
blocks there is an acreage good for
first olass gardening, and the whole A ttorney for the State School Fund
tract will make a lovely suburban
for Sherman County.
residence. Price $700 For particu
lar« address
B. F. H oovkr
542 East 36th street,
MORO. ORBQOF*
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Portland, Or
Ï I Biv, Sell or Exchange Grain and Stock farm
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Aoy person or persons having
hornss, cattle, houses, lots or house
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
parties deairing to buy snob prop
erty, will find T hk O bskrvkr a
good medium for advertising and
»emtrlng a customer. Try
T hk O mkmvkm ,
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Moro, Or
Telephone from Th» D alis* or any Shsrman ooonty point« at oar sxpsnr«.
Servios
farntobed to or from Moro to say points.
L iv e and L e t L ive.
H
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For
1040 acres, J deeded.
Over700 acres plow laud, 600 now
in «Ultivatioo, water, windmill,
wells and springs. If you want a
good place come and see me fonr
miles past of Rutledge. Everything
a man needs.
No middle man.
Address. F rank P atnr ,
166
Rutledge, Or.
The Policyholders* Company.
Clean, Economical, Well Managed.
A most desirable company to insure in.
Home Office, Commonwealth
Bldg., Sixth and Ankeny. Portland, Oregon.
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A. L. MILLS, President.
CLARENCE 8. SAMUEL,
L. SAMUEL,
Assistant Manager
General Manager.
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idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
qualities of Tbe Observer. If you can’t get their sub
scriptions, send us their addresses an4 we will send
them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do
for us.
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F ur furth er lufurm atlon, address any m em ber o f tbe staff or T h e S a n ita riu m .
Reports of an extraordinary ex
pense, far iu excess of the truth,
are being circulated by knocker«
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
for the purpose of injuring the needing repairs, to me, and I will
prospects of tbe proposed prison guarantee per'ect satisfaction. Wn:
Ice Cu’d Drinks and Ice Cream,
jute mill in Oregon. November 9th Rudolf is my agent in Moro, nt
whose place of business any article i?>in season. Soda Water, bottled.
The Observer produced indisputable m a y to» left to be forwarded, and
and fmmtxtn, xtwayx nn hand
fart« ns to the cost of the mitt com- ^ W bo wITT ra U frn The 4AK6 lo V6U Tli
O. M. H eaoock ,
Dieted, and tbe cost of operating good shape.
UaGrandc. Or
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the same, which is all the way from 241
$200,000 to $500,003 less than the
knockers would have members of
the legislature believe. But recol
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The undersigned now baa plenty
lect one thing: members of the in
of good pasture for horsee, with wa
coming assembly will not be easily ter in abundance. For full particu
humbugged by designing graft. Ac lars address
My Motto Is
N. W. T hompson ,
cording to reports prepared by the
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Erakir.eville, Or
\Vashington state officials L<st Sept 240]
Quick
Kales and
the Walla Walla plant, including
structure,machinery and all appur
tenances, was about $125,000. The
machinery value alone is about
$50,000. It is estimated, however,
that a similar plant could be in
stalled and fully equipped with
modern machinery, for about the
present appraised value of this
plant. For the past three legisla
tive periods, since April 1, 1900, the
Washington legislature has appro
priated $150,000 for each succeed
ing two years; this allows $76.000
a year for the operation of the va
rious industries at the prison. Re-
oeipts from the sale of all manufac
tured produats are turned in dirent
to the state treasurer, hence the ne
cessity of a new appropriation each
legislative period. Price per bale
paid for jnte this year $18;‘400 lbs.
per bale, makes 451 sacks per bale.
During the time between Jan 1, 05,
and Sept. 80, *06, the mill turned
out 1,339,650 grain bags, together
with quite an amount of hop doth,
oat huge, wool bags, warp, twine,
floor matting, and other produote,
made from jute,all of which is made
with the eeme machinery with but
a trifle in loee of time for the read
justing of the looms. Since ele
K - i W B r , tr< > ¿
Meuicai h a il. Or. i. C. Avery, Stephenson, Wash} Dr- F. H.
Collins, Goldendale, Wash,-, Dr. H. C.Dodds, Dufur, Or.; Dr. J. A.
Geisendorffer, The*Dalles, O r; Dr. H. Logait, The Dalles, Or.;
Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, Or.; Dr. J. M. Lowe. The Dalles, Or.
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Incubator for Sale.
Pasture for Horses.
OREGON.
The Dalles, Oregon.
Observer Book Store,
W ill the two gentlemen who
were in the Mitchell A F ofs black
smith shop, at Moro, Oregon, some
time in the month of August, and
laughingly said: “I wish you would
pty me some money too, Mr. Er«-
kine,’’»please communicate with
„ Mrs. H attie E. W illiams ,
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Erskineville, Or
Watches Repairing, etc.
, »‘ All Around Tbs Northwest Cerner”
PORTLAND
L ook h ere fo r th e n e x t
th in g you are n e e d in g .
T o I m 8 m ,
“ SOROSIS” and
“ W alk-O ver” Store.
Washington and T h ird Streets
Inks for Copying,
Typew riting, and
Book-keeping.
Letter and Bill Files,
and Filing Cases.
T ^ m T m I m U o BI m 8 m ,
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Psrwsrly Fifth m S W a*bls«t*a.
Personal.
I have a vary fine Jersey cow,
and an excellentDurbam cow,which
I wish to eel!, both giving milk;
AN INJUSTICE IS BEING DONE
and also: a splendid heifer, soon to
be fresh. For particulars, apply to
By False and Padded Statements or address, Mrs. . elly P ike , I
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