Sherman County observer., July 26, 1907, Image 3

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To the Trading Public of Sherman county
t go;
M W WÂRBHOUHB C O BF1FY .
If ia« Ida Mowry la th« guest °f
Ana many a shining stair.
Pendleton friend».
Sherman ( oanlr » Farmers ladepend- And thither, at the very last;
U rt Bernde Keealer, of Portland.
Gods’ eainte shall gladly throng,
ent t Milling Movement.
And there shall lift forevermore
to vteiting her mother in Moro, Mro
Farmers of Sherman county we a
Gods’ praise in endleee song.
H A Pace.
Several leading farmers of thie
J W Kncberg to harvesting the county have taken etepe to organise
In conclusion the family desire to
bicseet crop in Gilliam oounty this an independent Warehouse and
ronage since m y purchase of the Sherman Trading Co. in M oro.
Milling Company, and will meet in express thanks for many thoughtful
T h .» w w
W moo tomorrow, July m b , .n J attentions and sympathising acts
1 want to earn the good w ill and esteem of everybody in Sherman
oomplete a transaction whereby the rendered in their time of sorrow the
JO Thompson la The Observer were
county, not simply by being a “good fellow,” but by giving every one a
Wasco MillingCompany Warehouse hour of need, by* loving friends and
promptly sold.
and
Mill in Waeoo, becomes the neighbors. God will bless you all
chance to buy goods at right prices.
John Carmody, lets of this oity. property of the new corporation. for it.
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T o do this I wish to announce right here that this is a cash sto re
has been up to Rutledge looking af­ About 60 of the beet farmers we
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Bargains. Bargains, Bargains.
and w ill be run on cash principles.
It is not one of the kind th a t ta k e s th e
ter hie farm interests.
have in the oounty are interested in
Deputy Sheriff Meyers le h a p p y the movement, among whom are: .
money from one and sells another on time, both at the same price.
Five setts heavy double harness
Mrs M and the little ones Robt Pinkerton, B F Medler,
Three
“ light
do
*do
Goods bought at invoice from the Sherman Trading Co. are now
have returned from their Kliokitet H Richeldofler, M A VanGilder,
Two
“ single harness. Lot of
John
MoDermid,
J
M
Allen,
oh sale at as low discounts as the goods w ill stand. < These discounts are
outing.
extra harness findings, euch as
James MoMillin, E G Banes,
This pestiferous tumble mustard H D Stone,
oollars, etc.
worth to you five and ten per cent and even better on some goo d s
V H Smith,
___will not stand cultivation. No J G Walker,
B W Anson,
Nearly all sixes of belting.
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I t is evident that it would take considerable effort to re-m ark these
Ev Sink,
more need to be eaid, If yon ’ll only Hiram Pape,
8 0 Clodfelter, Thomas Sink,
600 gallon of different kinds of
goods, hence selling »hem by discount.
B u t new goods purchased w ill be
remember that.
Julius Medler, F L Barnett,
machine
oils.
Prof A C Hampton, late principal Wm Oheman, J L Brackett,
m arked and sold at as low figures as sim ilar goods m ay be obtaine , not
Poultry,
rabbit and Meoh Woven
H H Brackett,
of Horo high school, will be assist­ J W Booth,
only in Sherman county, but in the W illa m e tte valley aa w ell.
Vic
Anderson,
E
Siecal,
Wire
fencing.
ant principal In the Dalles high
J G Medler,
John Simpson,
- About 260 rolls of barb wire.
•cho ol n e x t term .
discounts as above I have a large num ber of articles w hich
Henry Medlar, W H Laidlaw,
G N Croefield, H P Ditcher,
The
Powell
brothers,
Will,
Char­
Extra wheels for heavy farm
am going to sell for cost.
T h e y are goods w hich I w ill not carry: in regu
R C MoKean,
ley and Roy, have been heulin H D May,
wagons and headers.
J W Wilde,
A S Johnson,
some whopping big loads of
One large galvanized iron tank,
And others whose names we did
lar stock,
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PIONEER BRICK,
MORO, OREGON.
to tbeir farms this month.
and a great many other articles too
not learn.'
E E Barnum having purchased
Atlhe aeeting to be held in Wasco numerous to mention.
the Peddioord property, at present tomonow will be organized the
W. F. S chullbb ,
occupied by J M Parry, will make oompa^iy which it is expected will
Suoceesor to 8. T. Co., Moro, Or
that hie future home in Moro.
handle the bulk of the wheat at
Drunken lodgers in a hotel there that po^nt for shipment. The new
Sohuller, Moro
O n L ite r a r y
set the bed on fire Sunday morning, cospan j sold over 40,000 grain bags
R i n g « , C h a in » , E tc .
in
two
days,
to
members
of
the
com­
and besides destroying 120,000 in
T H IS M A H A S IIV IM - *
property sacrificed two lives, in pany, ai 9 |c f.o.h. Wasco, a saving
Ladiea’ fabric glovee,elbow length
Subscribe for The Observer.
of |400p0.
.
Troutdale.
Womans Home Companion.
J W M eseinger a Son, Moro.
Wasc<|
Warehouse
charges on
G L Rohr sold a big load of fruit
Good Goods Sold Reasonable
C K Coobren and family are in
“A good, full grown elephant costs
Harvest supplies. That’s what we
grain w |l be only 50c per ton.
in Moro Saturday.
Camp Cascadelox, the delightful
HOBO, BHBBMAN OO.,OBB«<)N
at
least
two
hundred
dollars
more
Tbs nyw compahy will handle
are selling now. JW Meesinger a
Elysian resort in the mountains
than it did a year ago.”—News.
W H Laidlaw, of Portland, to in
ooal, wood, lumber, lime, anything
Son, Moro.
discovered by a wandering bend of
• price of The Observer to jl.8 0 in Wasco this week.
and everything for a profit and
Just reoeived another new line of
ar i s o«Bta tor six month.. 60
Beats all bow ’spendve livin’ ia;
W a ttch I n s p e c t o r fo r th e O. R . N .
a financial benefit to the public at
Old newspapers for sale a t’The shoes, gents’, ladies’,children’s, J W Moroe in 1904.
» 82.80 In f a ll <«»» ’ y«*»- 8bor*£r
Most
everything
a-goin’
up
Mr and Mrs W F Schuller and
Meseinger a Son, Moro.
th a u o n . joo*
MO<1
•uoul 1 Observer Book Store.
large-
---------- a
Sky-high in price, till oommon folk
their
interesting little family will
It is expected that the harvest in
irch and Society notice. *
If you ere in need of a Combine
M rKim e, of Monkland, wae 1 b
Can scarce afford to eat or sup.
when for money making PurP°*«*
be
at
home
in
the
Ellie
residence
Sherman county thie year will be
Waeoo Tuesday end took home a
notice, at regular rate, at the option Belt, see the McCoy-Atwood-Co.
I do not mind that I must scrimp; 1
McCoy
Avenue
and
6th
streets,
next
the heavieet for many years past
l publisher..
White Clover Ioe Cream at Ru new Mitchell, from Croefield.
Alas, I’ve oft done that before,
to the Berrien home.
and the new oompany will bring in
But now the price of elephants *
dolfa Sunday.
Farmers, see ns for water bags,
A oouple or three hreeeby cows new grain buyers from Portland Has ri* two hundred plunks or more
FRIDAY . . . . . . . . . . . . JULY
Lloyd Dunahoo will return from all grades of saok needles, end pitch
in the city herd have stalled the and California, and also from
forks. J W Meseinger A Son.x
California with hia sister Heeel.
I may not want an elephant;
•
herd, and tbeir pitiful bawls make Tacoma.
Ice cream dally at Rudolfs
In fact, I do not s’pose I do,
If
you
would
like
to
see
tons
after
Rogers Bros. 1847 knives end
one tired of latter day management
Don’t fail to stop and see Croefield
death of a pioneer .
Yet, when I think a while, I am
tone
of
goods
go
out,
stop
at
Croe
forks, 84 .60 a set. LW Roes, Waeoo.
of things on this earth.
Not »ure but what I need • 1®W 1
when in Wasco.
fields when iu Waeoo, and you will
Prof Bryant and H A Stuart of
Mrs Welter Rutledge, and little Lot M. Rast Joins the Great Army
The Observer is the Sherman this city, were Klondike vtoitore thie see It.
Dear me; this upward tendency
Mies Jennie, are sojourning at Sea­
In the Beyond.
oonnty paper yon want.
Of
all the things you want to buy,
Mr
and
Mrs
PP
DeMoee
returned
side, Clatsop plains, the original
week
Croeflelde sales will run over 8200,-
And spotters in the custom house
A modern hospital for the treatment of all medical and sorgica
from their outing Monday, which and today the aoet popular summer
Death sent its peeeinger and took
The MoCoy-Atwood-Co. are filling
That ever keep a watchful eye
appears to have been beneficial to resort in the Pacifio Northwest.
. dieeaee*, exoept such ae are contagious.
000 this yesr.
the good old man away from ail
large orders of harvest supplies thie
Lest tourists might eoonomixe -
both.
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R a te s , fr o m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p er w e e k , a c c o r d in g to room
Mrs Moore,nee Miss Maggie Huff, troubles and cares of earth July 19,
week
Old type makee the very beet of arrived from Spokane Tuesday, to 1907, in the evening of life. All his In interest of their private bii.
The Observer Book Store
Ambulance will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified;
Did you witness the noon's eclipse
And with all else, I must deplore
B F Feet» was a Moro visitor laet Wednesday evening ? a free show, Babbitt metal. We have it for sale be at the bed side of her father, AC loving children and beloved wife The prioe of elephants has rial
For F urther In fo r m a tio n A d d r e a a
and when you need any oall at The Huff, who is »till very sick at the were at his bedside at the last hour.
week, beaming with the smile of a
worth seeing
Observer office. Prioe is right.
home of Mr and Mre F R Meeein- Deoeaaed had been eonfined to his
oontented farmer.
Stationery, paper, pens/ ink,
house and bed for the past eight * Subscription» received at The Ob­
,
M e d ic a l D ir e c to r s.
ger, In this oity.
Mayor
Massinger’s
residence
looks
John MoDermid was in Wasco , pencils and all sorts of iotas, at the
years, and ae the and seemed near server Book Store, j
splendid
with
its
new
drees
of
paint
Father Haynes is now delivering
Monday, and took home a fine new O b#erTW 3 ^ 8 to re
his children were notified and came
top b o „ J from C rM ^ld,.
f
BnJ Jour m„ h| o . oiU o( lb . Mo A model for many other property Bryan’s new book to eubeori
from their homes far and near.
holders in Moro to pattern after.
Tbe Leeal OMetekeev
aod it oertalnly is a hook that wil
Buy a handy wagon at tb« Waaco Q
They have the low
His sickness and decline brought
instruct
and
entertain
anybody
for­
Implement House, 127.80 end 828.« I *
W A Woods contributes a sample
him much pain, which was borne
M sn k len S P reebyterteR C huroh.
of 60 sores of Shodlin oats, that tunate enough to become the owner with fortitude, and most all of the
60 each. -----------
Mew w heat
will
begin
to
be
re-
E xp ert, Experienced, Registered Ph arm acists
ie a i win oegm w - - LompHeot judges confidently U of a oopy.
Send for prioee for your oils, link
time he was in the full possession of
Regular service at the usual hour
oeiled at Columbia Southern Hay |
go ba#helf
A
postal
oard
from
Gearhart
an­
and leather belting, to the Waeoo Canon warehouse, next Monday.
his faoultiee of hie mind and exhib­ next Sunday. Everyone welcome.
fledicines C a re fu lly Compounded.
It to open to competition
nounces that Mr end Mre Pike are ited a oalm, resigned ohrlstlan spir­
Implement Hones.
When the time oomee for people I
drowning
the
ceres
of
life
in
the
it—full
of
hope,
tenderness,
and
an
A car load of McCormack headers
M er» M . C. Churoh
avoid fuel aoconnte by burning | Ex-Mayor Elrod and faaily aide surf of the Paoifie on the beeoh at
1,
earnest solicitation for those whom
was sold by Croefield this season, on to 1 a i l l
a »rest savins
Itbelr fl° sl mOTe lhi* W®*k ftPO®
Clatsop.
All
a
mistake,
as
they
are
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d ty to their new home in Portland
he thought should be in the fold of
Rev. Holladay will hold servioes
top of all bis harvest sales.
Christianity. He had many visits in this church July 29th, and Au­
Don’t overlook the Harness De
|n the social now at home, in Moro.
Tourist togs, with your name on partmeot at the MoCoy-Atwood Co, I | r0 | M o f MorOf but we wish them
EH Moore and family leit for the from his neighbors during his ill­ gust 12th and 16th, each Monday
printed while you wait, at T h e O b ­
Waeoo.
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I alb the suooeeBee of life iu tbeir new Moro Colony Camp at Cascadelox, ness, which cheered him, and all evening.
A ny a n d all K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a y s In S to c k
server Book Store.
This will be the close of the pres­
Monday. Mr Moore drove aoross did what they could to minister to
. .
t.u » •
I» I Dr OJ Goffin has started heading home.
After • brief -Heil »"•b
hl. E .r l, Wilbor whe.1 which ic of
v ,
ent conference year. Conference in
to the Dallas with hie team and out his wants.
The New Biggs ts oertalnly
Moro.lh. pw et of MI m L U lU oSun | .
Doceased was born in Paloma, Spokane September 4th.
fit,
expecting
to
meet
Mrs
M
aod
moet deservedly popular hotel, and
ley, Mias Jennie Ginn left for Walls
Maine, March 21, 1833. Went to
the children at Hood river.
Wallace Bruoe, formerly of Moro, mine hoet, J. J. Heckard aod wife
California in 1857. Eleven years
Welle Tuesday.
M oro Pr»»hyt»rl»n C huroh.
Pearcy Thompson, as waa expect­
died in an Alberta hospital July 2d are entitled to a very liberal patron
later he was married to Miss Marcia
Dr. C. Hartley, is permanently
ed,
sold
ell
hie
bob-tailed
English
age. The table is supplied with
and was buried on the 4th.
H. Cooper.
Five children were
looated in Waeoo for the prectioe of
Services in Moro Presbyterian
E C D .,te . proprietor of IboOm m | ^ ± » . " 0 ^ . * the rooms are Sheppard puppies, advertised twice
born of thie union, Mrs Pearl A. church next 8unday, Morning and
Dentistry. Chargee reasonable, and
new, neat and clean
in The Oheerver. He had oalle for
Valley Barn, promptly attends all
Leslie, Mrs Ruby Pettes. Lot W evening.
all work guaranteed
more. Buyers are Messrs McLach-
Walter
Rurledge,
mine
hoet
of
Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn­
oalle, day or night. Animals given
Rust, Mrs Maude L M ateon, and
Buy the genuine imported even the very eat of cere. Charge* «re the Hotel Moro, started for Japan lan, Parry, Hardin, L°l w Rust.
T E N T H A N D M O R R ISO N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
Miss Mae Ruet, all of whom were esday evening at 8.00.
erious carbollneum; the Imitation
ten
days
ago
to
hire
a
oook.
Mr
A . P. A R M S T R O N G . U .
RwiNClFAL
You
will
be
welcome
at
any
or
We
understand
the
Wind
River
right.
present at his death bed to mourn
lor aucceM in a ahort time and at »mall expense, and aenda each stu­
The Cook has arrived, and a dandy Lumber Company will rebuild, at
being offered It only a temporary
all of these servioes.
their
loes.
Mr
Ruet
was
converted
F M Hamilton, postmaster at Cherry-1 -
ha ja too. Walter was heard Cascade Locke— but they’ve got to
“I wee glad when they said unto dent to a position aa aoon aa competent. Quality ia our motto, and reputation for
remedy if rt all. If genuine one
at his home in 1891, and wae bap­
applieation lasts for all time. Aek 1 t
ind, keeps also a stock of general from Monday—up to his oeok in the
me, “Let us go up to the House of thorough work brings ua over 100 ealla per month for office help. Individual in­
J « o o r — tod poo»HM. T h.
^ - " . ^ ¡ X ^ l c t e t e o p .o .f. ohoolio,. “I’ll n o t.o ohange tbeir method of doing busi­ tised ipto the Baptist church the
struction inanree rapid progreaa. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
I’ll not go ness if they hope to rebuild a trade
the Lord.”
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is oor shorthand ;
same year. He lived a consistent,
be did.
Observer Book Store.
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Remedy is standard here In | home till morning ” And
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easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, buaineaa forme and penmanship f r e e -
they’ve lost in 8berman oounty, be­ Christian life. He was a pioneer of
A M om orob lo D ay.
writ« today. Reference«: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland.
People ere often very mnch dleappolnU I
r never fails to give
I
We are d e lig h te d w ith th e present fore the fire,
Sherir.an county, and has been a One of the deys we remember with
I
tion,
and
we
could
hardly
afford
to
l»e
j
,
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a
,b
.ir
family
Dbvsiclan
is
away
..
n
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ed to find their family physician
of a jar full of the finest oherries
Dr Willard N Morse, of Waeoo, resident of the farm where he died, pleaeare, ae well ae w ith profit to oor
from home when they most need his ter without it . ” Sold by Moro Pharmacy.
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we have ever seen in Oregon, from and Miss Virginia Deaton, founder near Moro, for almost a quarter of health, is the one on which we became
like cramp colic and
cholera morboTreqnire prompt treatment I
According to General PaRtenger I
homestead of Mr and Mrs Blue, and editor of tne Ione Poet, have a cestury. #
acquainted with D r R in g ’s New Life
aod have in many instances proven fatal A g en t Wm McMurray, the OR « N on the hlgh iBnde near Moro, and uoited their destinies in marriage
The funeral was very largely at­ p il l « , the peinleee purifier» that cure
before medicine could be procured or a C(J w,j| make «„pecially low rates to
ware growo v {thout irrigation, and will make their future homS in tended at the Methodist Episcopal headache and billiouanees, and keep the
bowele right. 28c at Moro Pharmacy.
physician summoned. The right way ia
Beooh and o th ar ooaal points ^ .
f
LaBBbert variety,
our sister oity, where Dr Morse is Church, in Moro, Rev. John Tonk­
a popular
ipuiai physioian- practicing with ins officiating, assisted by Rev A J
For Sale—at a B a r ia i» .
S i i i y X n " ¿ p r m c r i b e . bet«« » « i - m a y .d e s ire , . chance to spend th e ir I , d
Adams, song service by a mixed
Dr Beers
We hgye a 164oot cut Halt Com­
icine for these diseases. By having it in tB0Btion b y the side of th e eound |
Peaslmists, who are uncomforta­ phoir from all churches of the city. bined Harvester, in firat-claaa con­
Rev Tonkins heavy eye gl
Canvas shoes in all colors that will match the .
the houee you escape much P**“ * “^
| ing
saved one of hie eyes from deetruo- ble when they are not knockirg, Floral offerings were numerous and dition, in proper condition to put
ferine and all risk. Boy it now, it may
into
the
field
at
onoe.
We
will
aell
I find ChamherlalnsColie, Cholera and
Randsome,
At
the
journey»’
end
of
! summer gowns, price $2.60 and $3 60.
meet yon with an “I told you so”
tion a few days ago. He was in
eave life. For
by Moro Pharmacy. I --------------- j * u*
out old friend, what oan be more thia maohine for 8700, free on board
^ h e ^ l d . says C L Carter, of Bklrum. blacksmith ehop, having some
grin,
and
spread
the
news
that
hot
Sorosis H o siery to match the shoes, the beet ;;
the care at Dufur, Oregon. If you
Colonist rates in effeo^ 8ept. 1st,
appropriate than theee lines by
eontlnae until October 81 st T h is is A le .“ ? am subject to colic and diarrhoea, pairs made to hie buggy,, end was winds last week turned a good deal Helen-Hnnt-Jack»on, heraelf a »or- are interested, addrees us.
I that can be'obtained. Price 25 cents to $1.60
J ohnston B ros .,
«p rim it seemed as tho I would die, helping the workmen to cat a bar of our golden hued grain to silvery
the rate that brlnge th e aotu^eet- Last
Dufur, Or
and I think I would If I hadn’t token
j roQ w b#n g o b lp o ff gaw j n to h it tinted, depreciated values. There’s row-tried invalid,, with a gloriou» 265]
tler to Oregon, and meant th a t peo­ Chamberlains Colic,Cholera and
• o r o s lu C ataloR u« » « n t fr e e o n r e q u e s t.
journey»’ end;
f
splitting the right lane of hie no damage to boast of.
n .n u d »
I haven’t been troubled •*“ "» r
•
A H appy Maw
ple can ooms here from
There 1» an Inn at Journey»’ end;
7‘ » til this vmek. when I bad gl— •• «qo^e across. The w ir e
The sinking of the steamship Co­
la Aœoa F King of Pori Byron, N Y ,
St Paul, Minneapolle, aod ell the
It hath a low green door.
a very severe attack and took H a 26cbot- heavy glees is all that prevented lo­
86 year» of aga ; »Inca a »ore on h it lag
lumbia at sea Sunday Morning, en Who eDtereth there, at »et of sun
greet territory between the Missouri
i . and thie morning I fool like a new tai loee of the eye, and perhaps fa
which had troubled him the greeter part
route to Portland from San Francis­
river and the Rocky moonteine, for t man.”
Cometh forth no more.
For sale bv Moro Pharmacy
• T h ird and W a s h in g to n S ts , P o rtla n d , Oregon
of hie life, hea been entirely healed by
tai injury.
co, with the loes of ship, oargo and Ah, many softest bed» there he
’ 826, to ell pointe eaet of Umetille,
Boeklane Arnica Salve | the worlds greet
Avenarius Carbolineu» is a germ
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922.50. From St Louie 930, from
The farm reeldenoe o J C Hook 100 llvee, is the moot ehooking igel-
heater of sores, wounds, cute, burne end
In that »ame Inn of Reet.
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
piles. Guaranteed, Moro Pharmacy, 28c.
Chicago 983. The moet important
man, one mile north of Moro, burn dent on the Paoifio that has hap­ And there they aleep »o quietly
the cause of decay in poets
Who toiled In Ka»t or We»t.
pened slnoe the loee of the Brother
thing about this to remember le that destroys
Umber. T b. U 8 .G o w m .n t , I «» “ >• «">»”<> •«”» * •»
Penoll holder», that hold the pen
theee people must buy their tickets or
Fire started in the kitchen shout 4 Jonathan, July >0, 1865. The Co­ They have no drease.tbey never stir,
the ORNCa, Multnomah oounty,
oil In any pocket, at The Oheerver
They will not bear a »ound;
direct to the towns they want to and oity of Portland, are making o’olook, supposedly, from the wall lombia was rap into by the Ban
he
oro
Book Store.
reaoh. Thie is true with regard to
paper oatohing fire from ao overbo , Pedro, a maealva steam achooner Nor any wind ahall ruffle them
In that enchanted ground.
Sample copies of thi« paper may
bserver
Moro The Dalles, Eugene dty .Asto­ general use of it on bridge timbers, stove. Only a few artiolee from
of modern type, sinking in 8 gin a tea
i
etc. It is the best ohioken lloe de-
be
had at The Oheerver hueineee
after the collision in a fog, ber bell- Until one day an angela’ call
ria, and any other dty or town in
ground
floor
bed
room
was
eavot
on
the
market,
and
will
etroyer
offioe—8o. per oopy.
The happy aleep »hall break:
the state. Many get tbs Imptmeion aweéten and
preserve
SB pre
T a water trough, Nobody was in ' the houee gt the era exploding ae ahe went to the And
Superior round nickel tipped and
at
the
trumpet
from
the
aky
that they
go thru to Portland, lg pen, stable, etc., and keep
time, but as quiok ae the fire wee bottom, blowing tho hull to pisese.
The »lumberer« »hall wake.
rubber top peoolls, two-for-5-oeote
flieef
ït
le
e
guaranteed
article
and then continue their trip to point
discovered It had spread over the The eteantohip Elder picked np the
and boho for 10 ete per do«., at the
The Observer Book Store is distrib­
of destinetlon, and R devolvmrupon
entire lower floor. Tho lorn le folly eorvivore. end towed the Ban Pedro Beyond that Ian at Journeys’ tad iGteer^eeBae
utor
of
tho
pore
artlole
In
Sherman
A city
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In«» hnvhor nt Maeohn.
•ach and every eonmnnity to co"«^
HjOOOv w lth m
H • • es
4* - .»
ltd .
selling harvest supplies.
I w ith to thank all those who have given me a share of th e ir p a t ­
If you are not buying of us, why?
A sk our customers, they will tell you
we are selling right.
W hy not be one of them?
Harvest men we've got the shoes!
See us for lace leather, lanterns, can­
vass for beds, etc.
In conclusion 1 want to say to anyone wishing to take
advantage of the prices set by my store that you can do so on
a 30 or 60 day basis by calling and making arrangement
BginWatches
W. F.
The
Jewelrj of all Kinds.
Litest Bracelet Designs.
O b se r v e r
RailrwL
L. W. R « ^ WS
TH E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L
Drs. Ferguson and R eu ter,
MORO PHARMACY
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES, CICARSi
Sorosis
shoes
:Set Footwear Fashions;
KNH3HT SHOE CO.,
A “ W A N T ” ad in T
M
O
will reach more
people in Sherman County than
by any other medium available.
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