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To the Trading Public of Sherman county E ¿ ¿ Coas, E,8vator u
I w ith to thank a ll those who have given me a share of th e ir p a t
W h o la M »
ronage since m y purchase of the Sherman Trading Co. in Moro.
1 w ant to earn the good w ill and esteem of everybody in Sherman
county, not simply by being
a “good
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W heat
fellow,” but by giving every one a
WM.
T o do this I wish to announce right here that this is a cash store
and w ill be run on cash principles.
I t is not one of the kind that takes the
W ant a good hows in Moro, eheap?
We oan't/U l of
us live in Paris.
The beet peaches that have come
into the Moro market thie year are
from the Coopers* m ill orohard.
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Agwat
Loaned
on
G r a in .
1I. titln«, Itaiu tisib Agent, Visa. Orepn
on sale at as low discounts as the goods w ill stand.
These discounts are
w orth to you five and ten per cent and even better on some goods.
I t is evident that it would take considerable effort to re-m ark these
goods, hence selling them by discount.
B u t new goods purchased w ill be
Gov Chamberlain has appointed
Judge Thomas O’Day to the vaoan-
oy in the Multnomah Circuit oourt
occurring by the death of Judge
Alfred Seers.
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No more harvesting w ill be
in Sherman county thie summer Bi­
only in Sherman county, but in the W illa m e tte valley as weU.
Mrs O W A xtell
tar thia week, as fall opens Sunday, K |un oouoty.
ia visiting in
lar stock.
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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 00 day basis by calling and making arrangement
W . F . Schuller, Moro
The Obecrver
Retd The Obeerver.
Smicar Equaliser Hitch extra«, at
Waeoo Implement House.
HOBO, BHBBMAW OO. OBBBO«:
Buy your meobine oils of the Mo
The prioe of The Obeerver Is 9 1.601 Coy-Atwood-Co. They hare the low-
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Church and Society notice* FREE,«
«ept when for money making our
«uch notice* at regular rate* at the optlon
♦ the publisher*.
1 w ill pay the highest market prioe
(or i t
W F Bohuller, Moro.
Sample oopiee of thie paper may
be bad at The Observer business
F R ID A Y ................. August 8 0 .1 9 0 7 | offioe-—bo. per oopy.
Leave your watch repairing with
Wm Rudolf, and we w ill give you
Ioe cream daily at Rudolfs.
work at a reasonable prioe. L
Type-writer paper at The Obeerv-
Rosa, Waeoo.
Cope and eauoare 60 ote to 91.66
The Observer is the Sberman
per eet of six, neat patterns. Borne
oouuty paper you want.
floe ones for 70o and 90o. MoCoy-
Souvenir spoons, L W Rose, the I Atwöod-Co, Wasoo.
Waeoo jeweler.
o w tfp e
t e n s ile , 10 uaote par dosen, rub- ^ b b lU metal.
bar insert, Observer Book Store.
tbe w y
od
We have it for sale
an<j when you need any oall at The
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I t w ill and have a good line that I sam sell-
Three Dollar Gold Fountain Pen
, b M . 1», •» • - « r • ' < - —
« . r « * for »1.60, T h . O b -e ro r Boo, Store,
w r B o b u lE , .U 0 0 M M u S T Co. | »re « o t io g « w o to h ltj,1!1
| this month.
A good times bargain.
stub.
I)ra Beers and Morse were called
to Moro Wednesday, to attend the
serious illness of Mrs W F Jackson.
The lady is improving.
M r Edson, the Moro m iller, is in
Wasco this week putting the San-
dow m ill in working order. The
oompany anticipate a good run this
season.
Graee Valley Journal.
Robert W alker ie having suocess
with his eombine. H e has 1600
acres to cut and so far it averages
13 sacks per sore.
F L Kelley arrived from Dallee
city Sunday evening in charge of a
large auto. From the color we sup­
pose its the rod devil variety. I t
has four cylinders, and seating ca­
pacity for six persons.
One of the moet pleasant features
meat Hoaee.
Bnd »peculation a tew days ago. H e
of
the Oregon state fair has always
The New Biggs te certainly a was a valuable work aniual belong
R C Davie, proprietor of tbe Grass moat deservedly popular hotel, and lug to R J McKinnon, and had the been tbe oamping life, annually
Vallsy Barn, promptly attends all
forming a good sited oommualty.
mine boet, J. J. Heckard and wife, misfortune of being severely out on
oalls, de> nr night. Animals given are entitled to a very liberal patron- one of hia hind legs in a mowing The tented eity is marked off Into
are
atroeta,and lots wbloh are furnished
tbe
, very eet of oars. Chargee
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Tbe table is supplied with machine m ix up, and to get him
-
everything nioe, and the rooms are borne, several miles, without the fr<"
charge
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of a long w alk, R Mae
loaded
school directors have o
oh
The Paoific Coast Elevator Co are
DBBt Bn(j clean,
I him into the wagon, ar d the sensi­ oloded negotiations and secured a
knvine all kinds of grain, wheat,
b ertev o a t. ate, end ere preparod
A v e n .riu . Carbol in . u . i . a germ
to jL y tb e ’ higbmt cash price., at deetroyer. Decay being a g e rm ^ t ble brute rode along with all tbe full corps of teaohers, ae follows:
I composure of a human being.
H O Anderson, Mre Sleyback, Mlee
all^stetione in Sherman oouoty. s J destroy, the caua. of decay in poste
I t ie w ith pleaaore that I give yon this Mae Anderson and Mias Jessie
L -te ib i-n a n e r
l° * Umb* r - Tb< USOoverom ent,
anaolicitad testimonial. About a year ago Reece
The fall term will open on
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the ORNCo., Multnomah county, when I bad a ae veae case ol meaalaa I got
lflth of September.
” T b i w y ^ a r V « ^ ’ < * * * « 7 l^ L oil of Portland, are making
aeoeral uea o f it pn bridge Umber., lea wttled in my lU n a c h end bowel.. I
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« m id do seemed in v a in . A t
a ll hope earned to be gene w . tegaa
8
de-
I t is the beet ohicken line de-
“ aw,B*
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C b am berlalM .Colk8tCh o Ie r. sod Din­
ing Chamberlain ’a Oolle, Cholera .
e tro y e r on the
’ B "(p-nul.
D U rrb oe* Remedy and in a few bourebe , weeten and preserve a ’ a U r
began to Improve. To day be la as heal- p| g p en , stable, e tc ., and keep,
y
r hoe. Remedy I could not possibly have
,iTfd bo, B f . w h oar, longer, bat thanks
medicine I am now strong and
etc.
th y a child as pam ite «neld wish tor.
H ea. I l ia a
* r t ‘ b w. u . I have written the above through
M rs B J Johnston, Linutou. Mias. For The O j^ r v e r Book Store ie distribJ
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alway-
enle by M ote Pharmacy.
utor of the pure article in Sherman *
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Colooist rates in effect Sept, let,
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H G w in, Concord, G a . For aale bv Hero
“ I WBnt to "*7 * ,ew words for Cbam-1
bBr,ain . , Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
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S t M P t MrrUorT h
. i . « n 0 th - H iM o aîl - or- *“ M “ 7 moeh lo. tb .b
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,k r t a V d r " ol . carload
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M t oí .o CblMgo,
la n aod
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d oomolate
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b id to to . « . t o . ”
polo., t . a ll Missouri
poloto oo river
th . r . ^ l M l r o X ^ ?W o rw .
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to m a in ta in the established record.
There will not be a dull moment
In Sacramento from tbe falling of
tbe gavel whiob assembles tbe N a­
tional Irrigation Congress until the
great convention itself baa passed
irrevocably into the realm of histo­
ry. Sberman oouoty will be repre-
gsnted .by proxy^rtoo busy to go,
gyen with tbe temptation of a 920
round trip fare from Portland.
Mrs A J Adams is still at Hood
river, attending her daughter, Mrs
Nichols, who has been hovering be-
Ween life and death for several
Weeks, suffering from a combination
of ilia incideut to her recent confine­
ment and loss of the child. Mrs A
writes daily bulletins of the oase to
H r Adams, and all wpl be pleased
Silver L<ke Leader. W e under­ to know that the sufferings of the
stand the festive soripper ie at wotk paffeei« are leeaeniwg, and strong
laying eerp on some of our v.oan hopes for her steady recovery are
farm lands la tbe Christmas lakt- q p * possible.
reglon. Aotual settlers, who warn
We are very aorry to hear of tbs
home, tor themselves and families, & a th of James Oliver, the multi-
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is what ta wanted here, not specu­ millionaire
pbilaothropiat
South
lators.
Bend, Indiana. 4 goqd qnap gone
Pharmacy.
Agent Cady, of the O » A N Co,
•onUawe until October 81st.
RB M |ilBI>t gen»ral freight agent,
at Moro,will furnish applicants with
the rate th at brioge the actua
Remedy. I have need it in my family h M ooUfied <11 agents that the 0 R
a large system wall map published
tier to Oregon, end mean, that peo- for fita yaafB
have
N Co have arranged to eetahUeh
by tbe U P Ry Co. The map oom
nle oen oome here from Kansas oity toB „amber of people InT ork conn^ ao»1
« P . . I H i n o . . D o U l, «lid ’ all
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» W »■»•« •« l»l»ll »»«««‘ » H “ 1“
primanoftfcalponkmrfU» U n it-
| have
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ib is yeer, and w ill try
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caosbt oat in a bard rain and the i
our little boy, and
over to hia
•u p O m er, who has don a w ell w ith
one q u a rte r
Dentistry. Chargee reasonable, jnd
a ll work guaranteed.
m
be turned
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from
Mam womt
m k
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Ho" and r.f.r .n o .
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T h . mort ImpMtoot
CUtoop B ^ o h rM o rt. .fford a « r l U ( M . OT , hlpm.r,ta rooTiaj, pri-1
PortmaatM gao-rol M e , « »111
thlog .boot thia to r e m a » l» r i. to rt rt<lT 0, .m o rtm a o tt tor plaaa"” „fpjpoblloatloooftarU T.daM iSbot- a»b ooa»raaa. r t tha » .ita o M lo n to
tb M . p » p l . » o a t boy thalr tickrt. (-e k w , Jo ^ ¿ IUo<1
b a th la , L
M rhloh
, d , i ^ y M U ta r pro-Ma lor a tO-poood p a n e l, part
direst to the towns they want to oUm jigging, or,b fishing, these re-
Informed that mines io the
tbe P0-1* 1
ba* fc- Th*
naoh. .T h is te troe with regard to
lhe BUrBotlooe of thwj MtoBOOri Bnj Kanasw district ere Ip government qilght a« well take io
Moro, The Dallte. B u g « -o ity ,A .I^
. Uual^
they are in
-
th if 1 I everything
elee—every pMtaaneter
via, aod any other eity or town in do#e proxlmu y
the Onset range. faU u made
Bnal
aoabla o»r paopla to I * tba Doloo la no» a aalM lor for
<he etete. Many get the impression
of trout fighing a n j
Jn
job printing, “to keep up pereqpal
t they oan go thru to Portland, I guonlog for big g>Q)e am within | .
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A— » . Baya I »lartoa,” at the u p . » M of looal lob
p rM .n l t fort itm
tor 0 » o a » M of tha »loa», P»t“ u M
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» III ( i n yoo Iba lo fo n u tla p 1 4aH»ary
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MORO, OREGON.
Tbs Ilfs of Jamsa Oliver wee tbe
model life for a man. When a oom-
mon laborer he, with Uncle Harvey
Little, both on the earns molding
floor, at the 8 t Joseph Iron Works,
Mishawaka, fndkna,diaoowred the
art of ohilling Iron, which led to
the oonstruotion of tbe Oliver Chill
ed Plow, known and used the world
over. He was always the earns ge­
nial worthy gentleman. When he
aod Mrs Oliver started in life togeth
•t their plain l|Ufo ehanty home,
with He dirt floor, always elean and
Inviting, was tbe one delightful ran
daavoue for school ohildreo. Mja
Oliver died a few years ago. alnoe
which eveot Mr. QUyer h*« gredu
atyy deollned, ae ooe whose oharm
of life had departed. Pease be thine,
go. Old Nig always takes the right
road and never stops until he re­
turns to the barn.
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Latest Bracelet Designs.
The Umrt •« Ute
The moat eminent medical ecientiets
are unanimous in tbe conclusion that
tbe generally accepted limitation of hu­
man life ie many years below tbe attain­
ment poesible w ith tbe advanced knowl­
edge of which tbe race is now poeeeeeed
The critical period that determines its
d ora'ion eeems to be between 60 and 80
and proper care of the body cannot be
too strongly urged during this decade;
carelessness then being fatal to longevi­
ty. Nature’a beat helper after 60 is Elec-
trio Bitters, tbe scientific tonic medicine
that revitalises every organ of the body;
Guaranteed by Moro Pharm acy; 60c.
E x tra s
6 0 0 - 6 0 2 East 2d S tre e t
The Dalles, Oregon.
Good Goods Sold Reasonable
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Registered
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riedlcines C a re fu lly Compounded.
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TH E D A LLES H O SPIT A L
Dr$. Ferguson and Reuter«
A
R e g u la r as T h a San
I * an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the ffeiug aad «euing ol the rao la
the moet regular performance la th e uni
veree. uuleea it is the action of the liver
end bowele, when regulated with D r
, ging V New Ifile F U b. Guereateed kF
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people in Sherman County than
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Wasco News
H is fa rm , T h e R a in m a k e rs ’
D e lig h t, w ill
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PIONEER BRICK,
Mrs W ilm er Cooper has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Corvallis.
F A Sayres w ill quit fa rm in g after
Reoord. J W Bngberg te thrash­ thia crop is secured. H e has broke
ing hie crop on tbe Blalock farm. the record w ith 35 bushels per acre
Off 80 aeree he got M beahele per on 103 acres s tra ig h t of red c h a ff
Bay the genuine imported aven- acre. Thia ie part of 840 aeree that
knivee I er{OQB carbolineum; the imitation
the Reoord reoeotly in ti atteri eeuld
I and forks, Rogers end other makes, being offered is only a temporary
calle for obaogee io tbe form.
I at prioee never before sold in Moro. I ramer|y j f Bt <n. I f genuine ooe yield 40 bushels per yore.
The prioe of butter is snaring In
Superior round niokel tip p ed and 1 ? Schuller,successor to STCo.
application laata for all time. Ask
M X t a 'i t a
Tbe loot Urn. thol our oorrugotod to wo our ...lo d pookogo. T h . Portland. A dollar a roll ie tbe an­
ticipated notch. Tbe growing de-,
food
‘ W* Ob" , " r B° ° k 8UW*
maod for io«d dainties it ie presum­
manantlv «H>n ly
DOW- ^ a are closing them
Harney County News. A big boras
ed bee,rolled up this great majority
D r’
n flo u t and can get no more from the rWlftg through the streets In a lorn-
looated in Waeoo for e p
° - ’ fBetory. Prices light. Waeoo Im ple- her wagon, caused some eurioelty in favor of local dairymen.
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W h ite Salmon Enterprise.
men.
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it le ver,
difficult for us to handle oopy that
J—‘ '
Sec us for lace leather, lanterns, can-
W C W alker, proprietor of tbe
Wasco News,was in town Saturday,
accompanied by his father, looking
over the country with a view of
trading that newspaper for a farm.
Mr and Mre K elly, Mre Porter,
loan money on grain. See adv of u n d e r s t a n d (w here you a re a t
M r and MVa Carl W illiam s, and
Send for pnoea for your oils, lin k Hon B 8 Cattroo, agent for Sberman
R o « < Co are our tailors, Their
Miss H a ll were Waeoo visitor* F ri
and leather belting, to the
tbe Waeoo I oouoty, Waeoo. W m Rodolf, local
looal L y j
winter aaaplea may be aeei
day,
dining a t the Hotel Moro en
Im plem ent House.
I agent, Moro.
at our store. J W Massinger A Sou.
route, traveling by auto.-ear.
We have the etook. and prioee
The MoCoy-Atwood-Coepany bae
I am paying BOo per roll for but­
The <r«at trials that have ooourr
th a t please, tor harvest supplies. L poaitiva announcement of new ter end 20c per doge» for eggs today.
cd is the United States during tbe
J W Meeeloger a Son.
goods that have arrived and are now W F Schuller. Morr,
Don’t o verlook tbe Harneee De- on sale at their Wasco store. Read I gome
think they would be last three years have led to no pun­
ishment, bat are moet remarkable
nartmeot at the MoOoy-Atwood-Co, tbair •<**• ° ° M W -
b*PP7 If dreame would oome tru e ..
for the berate enduranee of the ju r y ­ Will be forthcoming in time.
Waeoo.
i guarantee all tbe watches I veil But how about the nightmares?
a Sou, Moro.
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The largest yield of grain comee
to Hugh Shull— 25 acres ol 40-fold
averaging 40 bushels per acre, good
and strong. A ll reports in the south
The Dalles Cbroniole. W hile the end of the county say that wheat is
closing of" tbe doors of tbe Oregon turning out better than expected.
Savings Bank in Portland affected
People who want a saddle horse,
800 depositors in Tbe Dalles, little to ride into the oountry, or to a
qxoitement was ocoaaiooed by it. neighboring town, call upon M r
Most of the deposits are in small Davis for Old Nig. When they
Sums, though one woman had 95,- reaoh their destination a ll that is‘
000 in the bank. There seems to bo necessary is to plaoe the reins on
a general feeling that tbe money the horn of the saddle, and let him
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Rverlastina
F ru it JWMeeeinger
Jars. Piute, Observer
offioe. Coast
Prioe le
right. Co
Quarts
and | gallons,
Tba PaoiBo
Elevator
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vass for beds, etc.
c m
Peary Is preparing to spend th re e
Judge G W Brock is visiting In
years in hie next eeareh for I t
M oro and vioinity.
w ill not carry in regu­
north pole. And yet some oall It -
,>Tbe Harriman special passed thru
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desb.
Moro Tuesday night.
The rein of last Friday night and
It s a 101b-$60.000-boy, horn to
Saturday bee started grain in tbv
Mr and Mrs George Kaaeberg, on
stubble In a way that makes the
the 26th, at Mayor Meaaioger’s
cows laugh.
bpme io this oity.
The l« th annual regatU, at Asto­
Judge E V Littlefield returned
ria Sspt 2, 8, 4, is looming up splen­
ta Moro on Tuesday.
Mrs L a n d
didly, promising to be tbs biggest
the little boy w ill not return until
and the beet
after the Judge bolds his term of
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mette University Collage of Music,
Oarl Peeta bee returned from his will have oharge of the musical fea­ ^Rev Holladay married Mies Anna
Belle Chrisman and AE Blackburn,
Idaho visit.
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tures a t the Oregon state fair. Sept
at Rufus on the 25th. Tbe happy
I f you want a Sewing Machine I t '
16-21.
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couple w ill be at borne in tbe Dallee
will pay you to see L W Roes. <
The pockets of R I Young wer« attpr tbe boueymoon.
Bargains in sewing machines Bee picked of 920 Saturday morning, as
Tbe O R A N Co will put on an
W F Schaller, auooeeeor to 8 T Co. he wee working io bis Dalles city
extra daily passenger train Monday
W hite Clover Ioe Cream at Ru­ garden. He had h it hie paote in between Portland and Huntington,
dolfs every day and evening. *
the house.
both ways, connecting with the
Bay a handy wagon at the Waeoo
Some of our Inland Barbers re­ Oregon Short Line and intervening
Implement House. Prioe 930.00.
fuse to trim the alfalfa of hayseeds branohee.
Old newspapers for sale at The who make a practioa of harrowing
Tbe **oraek”-boat of tbe Columbia
their mage at borne with a hand
Observer Book Store.
now makes Hood River its upper
Penoil holders, that bold the pan- oom bine.
terminii. The Dallas-Portland buai-
Mrs W J Keeney and Mre A late dam Is done by three other lines,
oil in any pooket, at The Observer
Book Store.
Pragg and little boy, ol Kent, and thb Regulator, Open River and Sim­
Tourist tags, with your name on, Mre K elly of Grass V alley, were mons fleets.
printed while you wait, at The Ob­ dental patients of Dr H artley this
A standard bred colt, belonging
server Book Store.
week in Waeoo.
to J F Belahee, broke one of its fore
Farmers, are you getting ready to
M r Herrim an has struck out for ^ g by a fail in this oity Tuesday,
spend a week at our district fair in Central Oregon in person
I f any the break ie in a bad place, and Dr
U 8 Marshal is looking for him he Goffin is doobtful of bis success in
the Dalles? Better do so.
m ajtbe iocod on Sunday by inqui- treatment of tbe case, but ie doing
Veal the
is heifer
becoming
abundant..
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Spare
calves too
if you
would | —
ring .------
at the
Hotel
r tly ,
tbe best he oen for it.
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Harvest men we've got the shoes!
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Beside discounts as above I have a large number of articles w hich
T h e y are goods which
W hy not be one of them?
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m arked and sold at as low figures as sim ilar goods m ay be obtained, not
am going to sell for cost.
Ask our customers, they will tell you
we are selling right.
Henry Lambert of Portland, ap
peared on the scene Tuesday, en
route to Rohr V illa for a few days
recreation.
money from one and sells another on time, both at the same price.
M oney
If you are not buying of us, why?
There are numerous alleged cures
for the whisky habit, but the real
oure Is a well kept rveoluliou to quit
drinking the stuff.
Grain purchased at all Stations in Sherman county
Goods bought at invoice from the Sherman Trading Co. are now
Farmers of Sherman county we a
selling harvest supplies.
See J M Dunaboo.
Oats
w ill ba In c h a r t*
R vooli
Store.
D m , a r a
'B arley
Warehouse at
chance to buy goods at r ig h t prices.
O r « ln
Freeh supply of genuine oarboleo*
inm just opened at theObeerver Book
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