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u,.
AN INJUSTICE IS BEING DONE laurel wreath if it could be directed
“ paternalistic aid” is both an insult intended for the railroad. They ap
and unjust to the largestjiuiuber of pointed a weigher and collected
in opposite channels.
taxpayers in <»ur sister state and is from each applicant the full m arket By False and Padded Statements
» C H f O ffic ia l P a p e r.
Marriage Bells.
neither truthful nor honest, and a price of the fuel delivered, and the
About the Prison Jute Mill.
r A P I K OP « H IC K M A N
journal of the sup|»osetl ability of receipts were turned over to the
MOHO, OKBOON.
A very pretty wedding occurred
the P. I. sbmi'd by ^shamed of it. agent of the railroad company.
Reports of an extraordinary ex
The dow nright stupidity of the ur Other cities in central W ashington pense, far iu excess of the tru th , W ednesday, a t the home of the
D. C. I bila m i » a S o n .......... E ditors point nr is revealed in I ho following
where the fuel shortage ia unprece are being circulated bv knockers bride* parents on John Day farm in M
C. L. I reland , M anager .
quotation: “ W hy promote the in dented, have publicly announced for the purpose of injuring the the east end of this county, when
terest of the wheat raiser alxive an intention of repeating the same prospects of the proposed prison Miss Loin, eldest daughter of Mf.
Send for advertising rale*
those of the potato raiser, or any met hod. The railroads using coal jute mill in Oregon. November 9th and Mrs. P M. Ruggle«, and Mr.
other
H-ick using furm eif” You tHiriieie Itave confiscated many con The Observer produced indisputable " • R-O lds, third son of Mr. and
To insure publication, articl-H or
-can't you understand signments of coni in transit to con facts as to the cost of the mill com-1 M»- E m m itt Olds, were joined in
T h e O b t t r v e r m in t reach th e office belo ie gross id io t;—
noon W e d n es d a y . T h e m a ll com e» d a lly .
that tiny do all share the benefits sumers from collieries, an^ dea'era Dieted, and the cost of operating i th® holy bonds of happy m atrim o-
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a 'ik t! Again, the P.I. puts its foot
complain that they cannot till local the same, which ¡sail the way from ' nF- The home was very nicely
W h e n v n u r e m it fn r T h e O b s e rv e r
iuto its own mouth in these words :
use an e x p re « « o r poatolllce m oney order,
ordeVs. Feeling th - danger of posi $200,000 to $500,003 less than the trimmed for the occasion, and all
-e g ls le re d le tte r, o r b an k d ra ft, payable to “ The proper thiug to do would he
tive wftiit in Pendleton unless the knockers would have members of the custom ary incidents of such an
9. C. Ir e la n d & S on .
to make the ju te mill a factor to
situation is changed, residents there the legislature believe. But recol- ,,vent were conspicuous, not forget-
I OME to Radium
relieve the t a \|a y e r s o f the state.”
lect one thing: members of the in- in£ numerous beautiful and u eful
Spring» and resL
We »re here t o H o p r i n t i n g . e n d Jeiuiny Craekett, old iguoratnus; got together, and the result of the
_____ r me younelf from the
coming assembly will not be easily wedding gifts. After the ceremony
meeting
was
th
at
Mr.
Miller,
of
the
I f y o u w a n t »om e done b rin g 11 to in* o r let
w o rn « and care» which have
read the ofliiial reports of your own
u» k n o w and w e w ill »ee y o u .
I t you
worn your nerve». D nnk of
O. R. & N. gave out information 10 humbugged by designing graft. Ac- and greetings the happy couple, as
th in k w e a re not e x te n h lv e enou gh for state officers, aud iyform yourself
the wonderful water» here. whose
cording to reports prepared by the uian and wife, were escorted to the
y o u r c o n s id e ra tio n — o h , go ’ long.
of the very im portant faqt that that days ago th a t 30 cars had been
remarkable ptopertie» will bnn$aiix
W
ashington
state
officials
l.s
t
Sept
'lining
room
where
an
elegant
din-
relief from rheumatum. chrome con-
is just what y our ju te mill is doing, placed in Wyoming fpr shipm ent of
ftipstion, indigeftiort. ludney and
F R ID A Y
. :. . Nov. 30
aud further ponder- the statem ents fuel to Oregon points. It is hardly theVVafls W alla plant, including , ner had been prepared in honor of
bladder trouble» and many nervoy»
stru
ctu
re
,
machinery
and
all
appur*
I*
1*°
occasion,
and
surro
u
n
d
ed
by
'
possible
th
at
Moro
may
chance
to
of Governor Meade, in his foith-
duorder». T h u splendidly equipped
be one of those ‘(mints,’ without tenances, was about $125,000. The ll,e friends present were brought to
aanitanuip po uaam every medical
Nolrody appears to have any coming biennial message.
resource, provide» every luxury of the
some hustling on the part of its machinery value alone is about :l frue realization of the happiness
team to shed over the retirement ol
fineil hotel and offer» all the comfort»
residents. Those cars were placed a $50,000. It is estimated, however, ' n »tore-for them.
Secretary H itchcock. •
of the home
Located amid the
Q uite recently the U .S.Snpreiue
th at a sim ilar p lan t could he in-
The bride, a most estimable lady,
mountain» where magnificent »cenery,
court took a significant. step to month ago, and some of them shud
delightful walk»,and fine fuhing abound.
arrive pretty soon. Look, ^ut for stalled and fully equipped with J»«» endeared herself to the commu-
Gov. Hochs plurality tam e near show th at it is siitl a eoiorduiate
I itfw a u ia o it a t to
»»W-
nity
in
m
any
ways,
notably
as
a
them.
modern
machinery,
for
about
the
OTod«rto<u
<M«r ea(M cA to r f a ll> tappUoOl
er Iteiag a failure than anything branch of government ro ‘ controlled
There seems to be no way to ao- present appraised value of this teacher for several years. Young
in the slightest degree by.,the exec
K a ila s raised th is year.
utive. The public p rin ter was no count for the short supply which is plant. For the past three legisla as he is Mr. Olds’ enterprise and
gliding Jfrom had to worse every tive periods, aince April 1, 1900,the v o rth to the community is tlior-.
S A N IT A R IU M vJ
H etty Green says she keeps the titled through the depurtm ent of day, Railway companies claim the
H A IN E « .
W ashington legislature has appro oughly recognized, and The Observ- .
ORK.
justice,
to
continue
the
old
style
of
ten commandments; which is much
er
takes
the
responsibility
of
ten
mines
do
not
furnish
them
with
priated
$150,000
for
each
succeed
cheaper than keeping an automo spelling in the quotation of opiu
ions and decisions of the Supreme coal fast enftugh; dealers claim the ing two years; this ^Ilows $75,000 dering Mr. and Mrs. O'ds, in behalf
bile.
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court, President Roosevelt’s order railways do notfurnish empty cars. a year for the operation of the va of the com m unity,their best wishes
Wood could be had for everybody rious industries at the prison. Re and a cordial greeting in the new
Sam G om pers is satisfied with the to the contrary notw ithstanding.
if
cars could be bad for an yb'dvjso ceipts from the sale of all manufac life which they now assume.
election, and so are the congress
there
you are, ’twixt the devil and tured products are turned in direct
men he was going to defeat. Wiiat
VV bile our people have been wait
to the state treasurer, hence the ne
the
deep
sea.
a happy family we can be, if only ing and hoping for some relief from
Miss Marie Em ily Norcross and
cessity
of a new appropriation each Jam es G. Woods, were married last
One
of
the
most
serious
troubles
the railro:Al company fu rs fuel sup
we 1*7«
.
Kyugbui» lenaua ought to be ground
ply, practically nothing has been to contend with from severity of the legislative period. Price per halo evening a t 8 o’clock,at the residence
•tr lo tly to ordgr. K eedy-grou nd stock
A n Indianapolis paper «ays there done and it is now lime, with rhe weather and empty coal bins and paid for jute this year $18; 400 lbs. ,of the brides’ parents in this city.
lenaee no m ore lit th a n would ready
is a sentim ent against ‘any man be cold weather on us, to DO SOME wood Bheds is the danger of sick per bale, makes 451 packs per bale. While it. was gem rally suepicted
made fa la e te eth . T h e M u n ae ll Op
tic a l Co. grind« each lena specially
iug president longer than G e o r g e TH IN G , or there will lie great ness. Physicians agree th a t a cold D uring the time between Jan 1, 05, th a t Mr. Woods would join the
fo r each eye. O u r workahopg, have
W asbingtoe-P B ut isn’t Fairbanks suil'ering. Peodletou people have snap, under such circumstances, and Sept. 30, ’06, the mill turned’
a ll th e latest, m odern and expensive
ranks of bened cts before actual
m achinery
kn o w n
to the O p tical
‘longer’ than George W ashington! taken the subject up with the rail would produce more or less lung I out 1,339,650 grain hugs, together
winter cante, he made no acknowl
c ra ft. O u r em ployes a re expert. I f
we
fit
your
glaeeee
they
w ill be e x
road company, aud (tie result is and throat trouble ou account of with quite an am ount of hop cloth, edgment of his intention, and it is
a ctly rig h t. C o n s u ltatio n costs you
The head of the sngar trusr, like that a supply ol coal for that city the scarcity of fuel and th a t pneu oat bugs, wool bags, warp, twine, possible to those outside the list of
nothing. B o o k le t, w ith v a lu a b le In fo r
m ation about the hu m an eye, F R E E
th e head of the oil trnst, is bald. seems to l»e in sight. W hat does monia might result.
floor m atling. and other products, intim ate acquaintances, th at this
W h at a team H aveiueyer aud Rock Moro propose to do about it! De
made from jute,all of which is made act will prove a surprise. The bride
efeller would make to go into the pending upon the railroad there is
with the same m achinery with hut is one of Moro’s most charm ing
- EDITORIAL CHIPS.
perba(»s not tuorethuu half a dozeu
hair-restorer busiuess.
a trifle ih loss of time for the read daughters. _ She has been an effi
families in Sheruiau county with a
By the courts decree the Oqontess justing of the looms. Since elec cient aid in social circles here for
fuel
supply sufficient to last over -tjastellane gets what she wants and tric power has been in successful
T his years apple crop amounts to
some time, and is a great favorite
operation the mill can easily make Both have the best wishes of a large
• barrel apiece for every man. wo February. This is a serios matter. gets rid of what she didn’t want
man and child in the U nited States, Think of it.
George Bernard Shaw doesn’t a daily average of 1,000 hags, with circle of acquaintances.
b a t several families in Sherman
think much of the ten command a m onthly average of 172,000, with
county have not yft obtained their,
The Euri Fa nt tue.
ruents, b u t it is too late now to al a yearly output of say 2,000,000.
NEW TODAY.
p e r capita.
On this basis there would be a short
ter them.
“Suppose We'should have a two
time allowed for closing down the
To Mrs. Russell Sage charily
looms for a general overhauling of
Persons who may have felt like m onths’ Cold snap now, and no fuel
doesn’t look like a library with her
asking Mre. KusM-llSage for money in the woodshed?” someone asked
the plant, which is deemed advisa
name chiseled iu bold letters above
to “get a start iu life w ith” will do on the street,Tuesday,and the series
ble at least once a year. »Following
Connected with my business
the door.
much better by saving the (»ostage of questions which followed dis
is a tabulated statem ent of expense anyone wishing a supply or renew
their order for the famous W atkins
stam p aud m aking it the nucleus of closed some interesting facts. I t is ’ If K iplittgs critics don’t soon for 9 m onths—
• h ank account.
now 30 days past the time when stop be will be justified iu ouce J u t e a t $ 1 8 34 p a r b a l e . . . . . . *5 8 ,0 0 9 42 Remedies and Preparations can be
supplied by mail 9r in person at
supplies of this kind for winter more w riting something th a t is K a l a r l e a .............................................. 7,00» 04 my residence in Demoss, Oregon.
F u e l ....................................................
2,797 04
So long as he can produce an an should belaid in,and under present worth reading.
E le c t r ic a l p o w e r ...........................
6,251 »7 246)
A lex . H unter , Agent
O b se r v e r .
Nature Shaped
1 Shoes > ‘
For Children.
IV K N 1 I G VI H I I T I O S
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Heavy snows have Jallen in the
Blue mountain districts, and a t A d
ana*, U^eatou and A thcua.lhe high
er mountain towns of Umatilla
county, considerable snow fall is
reported.
Therd are stum bling blocks in
the (»at h o f Mr. R oosevelt to a s e a t
in the U.8.Senate frfliu York state.
M r. P latt don’t want to stay in tin
til Mr. Roosevelt is let out of Ids
present jo b ; and should a New Man
be put into P latts se * |th e would
keep Roosevelt ont in the cold for
two years.
The .second triangular debate be
tween the universities of W ashing
ton, Idaho and Oregon is announc
ed for the last week in March. This
state baa proposed a funny qqestlon
for It: “ Resolved, T hat the negro
should be disfranchised.” Pray,
* what has our colored Resident, poor
Nelson Dade been doing, th at he
Bhould be the object of such a shock
as that
British Columbia finds its ports
overrunning with Sihks from Pan-
jau b , a more undesirable class than
either the Japanese or Chinese, aud
the worst of it is th a t being subjects
o f G reat Britain the Hindoo cannot
be excluded from the Em pire which
they have served in its wars. Many
of them bear medals won by servioe
in Booth Africa, iu Egypt and in
o th er wars. Service In the g a rri
sons in China aud e ’sewhere out ,»f
In d ia bm opened th eir eyes to th r
g reat world lie)on<1 th eir native
sphere.
Seattle ha-»a ,» i ( » r called the P .I.,
Into which w a s ¡-i t week injected a
«lolarnriof lamentably ignorant stuff
«íeclaring the W alla W alla prison
jo te mill of no l»enefit whatever to
th e firm er, and extolling convict
bnilt Wafnii toads as ju s t the thing
to kw-p farmers o n t ol the poor
bonne. The aooud country never
h»- p n x b ic d an acre of w I eat and
wdMce upan sneb a to p ic as this,
from miel» -urcex,is atwolutely ab-
a n fd .‘ T h - ssxertion of the P. I.
c h a t t h e p r is o n nt id s wicks only
b"io-fit W alla W alla farmers, and
the f u l l e r is not io n <d of
Consumption
Q
There i* no apecific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex
ercise, nourishing food and
Scott’» Emulsion w ill come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. M il-
lion» of people throughout the
world are living and ii in good
health on one lung.
•J From time immemorial the
doctor» prescribed cod liver
oil for c o n s u m p tio n .
Of
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. T h e y
c a n take
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
and tolerate it for a long
time. T h e re is no oil, not
excepting butter, so easily
digested and absorbed by the
system as cod liver oil in the
form ,of Scott’s Emulsion,
and that is the reason it is so
helpful in consumption where
its use must be continuous.
q We
w ill
samp Ip free.
(J Be
»ur» (hat th a
picture in the form o f
» label is on the wrap
per o f f r r r y bottle of
Lrtuhion you buy.
Scott & Bowne
Chemjata
409 Pearl Street
New York
pot. ■■» s>, »0 »ragjXu
send
you
a
Milch Cows for Sale.
Watches Repairing, etc.
Anotl er thing th at may worry
(he Standard Oil tru st is the fact
that the debating societies will also
gkc ii|> its case before the winter is
ovci.
For further iiiforuation, address any member of the staff or The Hanltar'uui.
Xu
Let us have politics without pre
judice, without selfishness, without
graft, etc., pleads an exchange.
And while we arc a t it, let us have
the millenn'un).
v .
»-**
-N ero fiddled while Rome burned.
Au I San Franciscos fiddler mayor
may have gone on the theory that
it was about time for history to re
peat itself.
W hat seems particularly provok
ing is the ih< uglit th a t many 11
young American might have mar
ried A nna Goulds millions and
lived happily ever after.
Five thousand cominftrcial tra v
elers are going t.» lioom B n an for
the presidency. The worst of it is
t>iHi they will till want, to talk at
once.
There are times when it beecmes
m atter of wonder how this ooun-
try has been able to grow so big
and prosperous w ithout taking ad
vice from college professors.
Bourke Cock ran gave his bride
¡1500,000 aa a wedding gift, «(hich
she very likely appreciated a great
deal more than bad lie made on ele-
gant speech Io her.
With
This
Oil
Heater
.'»i*
G F u ass
V ^ a llo v ,
O u e t^ o ii
NlaarnKferImre aad Uerp |n Nleclt
H arness S addles H alters
Repairing Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
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in
or
sm alH quantities
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
AND SCREENS
LIME, CEMENT, COAL,
•
WOOD and POSTS
You will alw ays find at our yard.
SLA B H O O D
a t ■ p e d a l p r im a b y c a r lo a d Io ta.
We also handle KNOCK DOWN
FR A flES and BU1LDLNO PA PER .
all competition, s
Store,
Moro, Oregon.
Wm. Rudolf
Firgt Street
Wind River Lumber Company
Strongs Brick
M ORO, ORE.
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V
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w
Zzi *z z
Cigars, Tobaccos,
Billiards # Pool Tables
MORO, OREGON.
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
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J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Telephone from T h e D a lle , or any H h e rm .n oonnty pointe a t onr expenre
Servioe
furnish ed to or frond M oro to any points.
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AND
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SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
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M y M o tto I a
Q u ic k
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and
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T h e s u p e rio rity
of th e
PERFECTION
Oil Healer
lh ro .^ h « « » - h T - i. . ’
'»Ick c»rrle7Tifoa»ade o f hraae
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too
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or ^ too
e
a .tl’v
& M
r ’ i ■ q ? w
« y Operated
I
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ro » . hum er
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get I t from yo u r dealer.
lioaae la m p m ade G lees
a Clean atew ly ligh t u
,,,c -«fea» I««»P you can
tipped wli
■ I (»factory
r y « o u c a a a o t
»« »geaey liy
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F U R N IT U R E
w" h
The P olicyh old ers’ Com pany.
and
H ID E L IN E S
> b e fo re b a y ! n g
Clean, Economical, Well Managed.
AXTELL
A most desirable company to insure in.
-
flip p e d with Smokwlern Device)
a n d E x a m in e
M y H to c k o f
* P e rfe c tio n O il R e n te r y o n can h e a t a c o ld
b e d -ro o m , m a k e a s ic k -ro o m m o re c o m fo rta b le , w a rm a
c h illy h a llw a y , h e a t w a te r q u ic k ly , a n d d o m a n y th in g s
b a tte r th a n can be do ne w ith a n y o th e r a tove n o m a tte r
w h a t fu e l tt b u rn t.
W INDOW
Will meet
Estim ates cheerfully given on all bills large or small.
j, Ice Cold Drinkw and Ice Cream
in season. Soda W ater, bottled
What
You
Can
Do
OREGON.
Meuicai ?iun. pr. i. C- Avery, Stephenson, Wash ; Dr- F. H.
Collins, Gol. lend ile, Wash,; Dr. II. C. Dodds, Dufur, Or.; Dr. J . A.
Geiseadorffer, The Dalles, O r; Dr. H. Logan, The Dalles, Or.;
Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, Or:-, Dr. J. M. Lowe, 1 he Dalles, Or.
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T y p e w ritin g , and
B oo k -k eep in g .
L etter and Bill Files,
and F ilin g C ases.
Observer ^ B o o k
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The McCl une Sani
tarium ' for medical
and eurgical cases
has all the attention
and advantages that
any up-to-date hos-"
pital or panitarium
can offer, and the
additional advant
ages anil com fortsuf
a^private home.
Look h ere fo r th e n e x t
th in g you a re n eedin g.
lias l»een elected to congress, thus r *e(^ over from the preceding bien
fulfilling a prediction made by Bill | n*a ^ period. The gross profits of
I have a very fine Jersey cow,
the jute mill for the two years were and an excellentD urham cow,which
who never looked like a prophet.
J wish to eel*, both giving m ilk;
$22,149.01.
“ Heaven is iu the heart,” says
and also: a splendid heifer, soon to
It is estimated with a fair margin be fresh. For particulars, apply to
Mr. Rockefeller. We have felt cer
of profit, and sufficient machinery or address, Mrs. aelly P ik e ,
tain for some time th at he would
to utilize the surplus convict labor, 2PJJ
Moro, Or
not declare it- is in Hancock county
together with a sufficient appropri
Ohio.
ation to insure continual operation
It is quite obvious that Fate did the year round, th a t the jute mill
not send along the San Francisco a lone wil| put the Washington state
Send your watches, jewejry, etc.,
earthquake for the purpose of rnak-1 pri8on on a 9el{ BU8taining ba8ig
needing repairs, to me, and I will
t n g n b i gTnau o f M ay or S ch m i t«»
The kriocker always works cheap. guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wn:
Mexicos richest in an is going to He will exert himself harder, for Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
give his money to people who need less compensation, than any other whose place of business any article
may be left to be forwarded, and
it, thus rnnning the risk of beiDg creature on eartli and his unbound
who will return the same to you in
regarded as eccentric by otbeEricb ed energy and enthusiasm in oppo good shape.
0. M. H eacock ,
men.
sition to progress would earn him a 241]
LaGrande, Or
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The Dalles, Oregon
W e c a rry a s u rp ris in g ly largo
and co m p le te stock of office
supplies.
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The , M cC une S a n ita riu m
Owing to absence
One Sure H atch Incubator for
sale, hot water system, capacity T60
eggs. Price $10. Apply a t H .D ierks
farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
or address, A zora M. W ilcox ,
24.»]
Rutledge,-Or
“ All Around The Northwest Corner’’
PORTLAND
Office Supplies.
Incubator for Sale.
“ SO R O SIS” and
Store.
“ ‘W
W a alk
l k - -O
O v ver’
e r”
W a sh in g to n and Third S tr e e ts
MwisellOpfKaJCo..
3,018 78
People are getting so used to Mr. B e p a lra a u d im p r o v e m e n t s
O t h e r s u p p lie s , o ils , e t c ............ 2.3 5 8 42
Roosevelt th at they no longer suf T o t a l e x p e n s e s 9 m o n t h s ......... $78,498 22
fer from nervous fright when he V a lu e o f m a n u f a c t u r e s .............. 9 1.100 74
breaks a precedent. He is up to N e t p r o f it y m o u t h s ................... $12 ,00 2 62
the 3d term slab now, with his
During the biennial period end
maul, but halts with iudecisiou.
ing Sept. 30, 1906, there were ex
H arry Thaw is planning where I pended from the fund provided for
he will eat his Christm as dinner, this purpose $153,515.87, while the
regurdless of any assurance th a t he gross receipts were $204,558.84.
will have an appetite.
This included the sale of any manu-
A brother of the late Bill Nye ^efu red products which were car-
ft* ?
P o rm u rly P if tk a a d W a s h in g to n .
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conditions, with a scarcity of cars
or men to load them, and failure of
miners to dig up the coal, rigorous
weather would be a pretty serious
affliction.
All over the country the entire
incoming supply is just now being
delivered on the allotm ent plan, in
one case on th e N. P. Ry. a week
ago residents held up a train and
oompeiled the train men to side
ir a < k two car loads of coal.
The
people paid for the coal all right
but were compelled to use force to
get it. At Wither last Sunday the
residents took m atters into their
own hands and appropriated coal
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Writ© for Catalogue.
Ruim SPHINCV
nual corn crop of 2,069,780,000 bu.
and lemons front orange trees,
there should be no thought of chang
ing the head of the agricultural de
partm ent.
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Oregon.
Home Office, Comrnonwaalth Bldg., Sixth and Ankeny, Portland. Oragon.
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A. L. M IL L S , President.
Brick Yard for Sale.
CLARENCE S SAMUEL,
Assistant Manager
The Moro brick yard property,
adjoining and west of the Court
house, is for sale. Besides two city
blocks there is an acreage good for
first class gardening, and the whole
tract will make a lovely suburban
residence. Price 1700 For particu
lars address . B. F. UoovxR.
642 E ast 36t{> street,
2021
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