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T
tuao a gentle mail, aud the editor m
glad to have met him fhoe to face;
but tbe euttor naviug Central Ore­
« •r * Otlf •»«*<:•»*
gon interests at heart would like to
official n r« « o» » b m s *" « o have Mr. Harriman's aanuranoe
MOMO, ORBOON.
that he will not attempt to interfere
with tbe DeeChntee canyon project,
0. C. I bblawd a Son.......... E ditors whether J. J. Hill is backing it or
C. L. I bbland , M amagbr .
not, as it is now the only relief we
can look forward to.
The
O b se r v e r .
Send for advertising rate«.
FRIDAY...................Sept- 13>1907
T a P s tro te o a a B C * r r a » a * n S « « t a .
D o o t «end ua for free pu blicatio n a n y ­
t h in g o f an a d v e rtisin g c haracter.
A ll locals w ill be ru n t ill ordered o u t,
unless oth erw ise specified.
C opy fo r ads, change», etc., m ust be In
th e office before 2 o’ clock p. m . W ednes-
lay to Insure proper care and a tten tio n .
D o n ’t send us articles on politics, te m ­
perance or relig io n . Discussion o f such
topics o n ly leads to v io le n t and abusive
language In th e end.
A v o id personalities. C o m p lim e n ts d e li­
c ately g ive n a re a lw a y s acceptable, but
even they m ust not be o verd one, as the
charg e o f In c ln c e rlty Is apt td fo llo w a
show er o f p re tty n o thin gs spread broad­
Antelope Herald.
Mr. Harriman left the impression
here that the time was not ripe for
a railroad, and that it was not his
intention to bnild now. However,
he never tells anything he doesn’t
want to, aud the people of Central
Oregon need not feel disoouraged at
his seeming indifferenoe to their in­
terests, as well as his own. Paper
railroads dou’t go; and if he does
not bnild the other kind pretty soon
the other fellow will.
Harney County News.
Tbe people of Burns, and Harney
cast.
oounty, would have been glad to
The Observer has been established welcome Mr. Harriman, and to as­
n e a rly 21 y ears, and It has som e subscri­
bers w h o have reeelved It re g u la rly for sure him of their faith in his inten­
m ore th a n h a lf a score o f years.
M any
tion to build the railroad, also to
o f these object to h a v in g the O ld R eliable
dU contlnucd a t th e tim e o l exp ira tio n ot show him the largest and finest un­
th e ir subscriptions, and for th e ir benefit, as
developed valley at present open to
fo r o th er reasons, w e discontinue subscrip­
tions o n ly w h e n notified to do so, except tbe influence of railroad building
by agree m e n t m ade at th e tim e th e ac-
and consequent new capital, but
coun t Is opened, w h en It is noted upon
they do not consider his personal
the calendar to be discontinued p rom ptly
a t th e tim e apecified. A ll persons paying
presence as at all necessary for the
In advance a t th e lim e o f subscribing, w ill
have th e benefit o f the $ 2 60 rate for tw o assurance of practical results.
years, o r the $6 00 rate lor five y e a r*. W e
send T h e O bserver to any responsible per­
son w h o orders It , tho ugh they m ay not
send th e m oney w ith th e order, w ith the
un derstanding that they are to pay 12)1
cents per m o n th for It, u n til such tim e as
th e y m ay w ish to take advantage o f the
above lib e ra l discounts. F ro m this dale
w e are prepared to discout t rates to a ll
leadin g W e e k lie s and M agazines published
In the U n ite d States, to any prepaid reader
o f T h e O ld R e lia b le Observer. C o m e w ith
th e m o n e y — as th a t is lodispenslble.
Additional Local Mention
¿ J . e ~.n
» * •- -il-- , « -•
Dr Marie M Goffin is on the sick
list.
Harness - Harvest Dry Goods
Department
Supplies
TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND, OREGON
Mrs J N Fordyoe and ohildran
are visiting in Wasco this week.
D o u b le p e g g e d e n d le ss b e lts
We are going to show the largest
Q ducatea fo r aucccs* in a a b o rt tim e a m i a t « m a il e xp e n s e, a n d sends each s tu ­
The New Warehouse Co has bo’t
the B G Co warehouse at Klondike.
fo r c o m b in e d h a rv e ste rs 1 2 .5 0
and best assorted stopk of 'Dress
Rev Morrison, former pastor of
Moro Presbyterian Church, b in the
county.
C a s to r m a c h in e
' W H Peugh is visiting bis son
Thomas, near this city.
Crosfield will make up a oar of
Coal oil. See him for prioes.
Little Miss Margaret O’Leary ac­
companied her aunt, Miss Margaret
Sigman, to Dufur.
E II Moore’s residence sets off the
beauty of its surroundings with its
bright coat of new paint.
First class Chicken Dinner with
apple dumplings, at The New Res­
taurant, Sunday. Don’t forget it.
Joe Miller, A Happold, and J M
Allen were in Wasco one day this
week and bought wagons from G N
Crosfield. Four iu one day is not
bad.
Wesley and Lincoln Kyle, charg-
with horse stealing near Cotidqjj,
crossed Sherman county to Dalles
city, where Sheriff Chrisman arreet-
©d them, took them to Arlington,
and turned them over to Sheriff
Rogers of Gilliam county.
oil, lig h t
or
A . R . A R M S T R O N G . L.L.
d e n t to a p o s itio n aa aoon aa c o m p e te n t.
Q u a lit y la o u r m o tto , a n d re p u ta tio n (or
th o ro u g h w o rk b rin g s us o v e r ItM) c a lls p e r m o n th fo r office h e lp .
In d iv id u a l in .
Goods and Fanc^ Dry Goods th a t has
• t r a c t io n in sures ra p id progress.
W e te a c h th e loose le a f , th e c a r d In d e x , th e
v o u c h e r a n d o th e r m o d e rn m e th o d s o f b o o k k e e p in g . C h a r t ie r is o u r s h o r t h a n d ;
ever been shown in the county.
easy, r a p id , le g ib le .
w r ite to d a y .
h e a v y , p e r c a s e 3 .2 5
B e a u tifu l c a ta lo g u e , business fo rm s a n d p e n m a n s h ip free —
R eferences:
a n y m e r c h a u t, a n y b a n k , a n y n e w s p a p e r In P o rtla n d .
W e are leaders in Q u a litie s
and in L o w Price.
B la c k oil p e r case 2 .3 0
We are now daily receiving our
T e n p o u n d p a il h a rd oil 1 .7 5
new stock of outing flannels, cotton
blankets, flannelettes, shirting, prints,
Implements
fe re n t p a tte r n s , a n y k in d ;s a m -
D e a le r in W a g o n s , P lo w s , D r ills ,
B u g g ie s , O ils o f a ll s o r t s .
Splendid assortm ent of comfort
outing flannel, 16 yards for $1.00
p ie s o n d is p la y .
A g e n c y fo r B e s t H a rv e s te r a n d
H o d g e H e a d e r E x tra s .
15 pieces white and cream outing
C o m e to u s fo r prices.
S c h a n d o n e y P a t e n t D r a f t H it c h
E q u a liz e r f o r a n y c o m b in e .
10 cents per yard.
fo x
Z B x x s lx x e e e ,
M c C oy - A t w o o d C o ., W a sc o
Prineville Journal.
Iu speaking of his visit to Central
PUSH OREHON TO THE FRONT
Oregon Mr. Harriman said that he
Conditioned upon the securing of
was having a delightful trip. He A E a s y W a y t o A d v e r t í a * « lia S t o t * an order from the court removing - s h r
1. Girin ( i.
spoke of the wonderful richness and
A n d t o l l a u r E a s t e r n F r ie n d s a l l
the receiver, with authority for tbe
B u te ua Brin
A b o u t t h e S u p e r l e r O p p o r t u n it ie s Oregon Trust and Saving« Bank to
vast extent of the region, bat when
the conversation got too dose to the
W a P esases.
resume business in Portland, Hon.
subject of railroads he smiled and
W. H. Moore, aud hia friends, are M o r o a n d G r a s s V a l l e y . .
On April 29 last, The Oregonian confident that tbe bank will be able
talked about the weather. Sunday
Mr. HARRIMAN'S RIDE THROUGH morning the party left for Haystack published a special industrial edi­
Keoeivee Deposits, Sell exohange,
to resume business by Nov. 1st, a and do a General Banking busi netta.
OREGON.
Madras and Shaniko. A t the By. tion, devoted exclusively to the ex­ oonsumation devoutly wished for.
station Mr. O’Brien’s car awaiting ploitation of Oregon. It probably In such event the history of this so W-P. H aw aii, Manager at Moro
Silver Lake Oregonian.
them.
contained more special and miscel­ called bank failure will make very
E. II. Harriman has completed
laneous information about Oregon interesting reading. The truth has
Ills much talked of overland trip
Madras Pioneer.
than any one publication that has not yet been told, as to why 1 tbe A « • • • r a l
kktae a a s saaOaBg* baa
through Central Oregon. Now sltull
tosas fed a. Mild dlGOewntfed
The railroad king, “ the man of ever been issued. It is. peculiarly very day that Mr. Morris had se tiana«st*4;
tusrslal « re tila g id ra M st*?
; tr n w lta r w l . i
re watch the dirt fly !
m l acoeuut sub)aM to «Saab. Intasasi
mystery,” the man who juggles Ry. useful and valuable to the home- cured funds that was to avert tbe • e a m u<eat«pm
tta
stocks like a Hindoo fakir juggles seeker, because it gives the latest crisis. We hope to see the bank re­
ivory balls, may be all these things and most reliable information about sume, but it rests with the oourt.
Bend Bulletin.
We carry a surprisingly large
in
Wall street, bnt to those who saw so many different subjects that the Mr. Moore is doing his whole duty
and com p lete stock o l office
Mr. Harriman’s stay in Bend was
supplies.
of a very informal nature. Saturday him in Madras last Sunday, he ap­ hoaeeeekr is naturally interested in. so far as possible.
Five room house, and two lots,
morning be wandered about tbe peared tbe plain, courteous, affable Almost every department of indus­
In k s fo r Copying,
50x100 each, in Moro. Has well
streets, meeting different citizens, aud thoroughly unoonventional cit­ try is specialized, and both*descrip-
A H u m a n * A ppeal
water, with pump in the bouse.
chatting sociably. He expressed izen, who seemed to be enjoying his tive and statistical information of a
houses, with park
T y p e w r itin g , and
U D W i lli a m s , a h u m a n e e itis a n o f 107 Two poultry
netting. For particulars inquire of
himself well pleased with his trip; trip immensely, and yet who was highly valuable character is given W e s t M a in a t, R ic h m o n d , I n d , says,
J. ML D urahoo ,
B eok-keep i n g, --
■aid we had a tine and great country keenly observaut of all that lay extensively and iu entertaining a p p e a l to a ll persons w it h w e a k lu ngs to
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ta
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g
’s
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e
w
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is
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v
e
ry
,
th
e
o
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ly
around
him.
Asked
to
characterize
oapable of a great development, bot
form.
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re m e d y t h a t h e lp e d m e a nd f u lly cornea
■aid practically nothing regarding him by one word, one would say:
L e tte r and B ill Files,
Residents of Oregon who know its u p to th e p ro p rie to rs re c o m m e n d a tio n .
“
inquisitive,"
for
he
never
qnlt
railroad matters.
I t saves m o re liv e e th a n a ll o t h e r th r u s t
asking questions about the area,the advantages ae com|iared with the
and F ilin g Cases.
a n d lu n g re m e d ie s put to g e th e r. U se d aa
products, the, population, from the oongeeted and depleted east, and a cough a n d c o ld c u re tb e w o rld o v e r.
Strayed from the paaturs of C D
Evening Telegram.
Look here for the n ext
-time his car stopped until it started who still have friends back there C o re a a s th m a , b r o n c h itis ,c r o u p , w h o o p ­ O’Leary, east of Railed#-, One
‘‘How can we expect to bnild again. He wanted, like the veriest I whom they would like to see here in g c o u g h , q u in s y , ho arseness, s a d p h t h ­ brown gelding, 8 year* old, branded
th in g you are needing.
railroads on 7 per cent money f” is Missourian, to “be shown.” Only enjoying the good things of this fa is ic , stops h e m o rrh a g e s o f th e lu nge a n d U un one shoulder. Also, one bay
the inquisitive protest of Mr. Harri­ once he digressed, and then it was vored state, can aid ip a splendid b n ild * th e m u p . G u a a n te e d a t th e M o ro 3 year old. branded ^quarter-circle
man. True; bat so far as Oregon to tell how he liked to hunt and work now without cost and very P h a r m a c y . P r ic e 60c a n d $ 1 .0 0 . T r ia l box brand on left stifle. Both ante
Word, Oregon.
mais heavy square build.
is concerned there is sufficient reply fish, and to ask what kind of a little effort. If you think your frisad b o ttle fre e . ___
Were last seen at Rutledge. Suit­
also in the form of pertinent inqui­ country this would be for him to would be interested in knowing
Dr R A Heritage, dean of Willa­ able reward will be paid for any in­
ry: “ Why cannot railroads be built locate iu f He was promptly told more about Oregon and might
formation that will lead to the re­ J a n i e s S t e w a r t
mette University College of Music,
covery of said animals. Addreet
as well as bought with the earnings that he was the kind of a settler eventually become a valuable citi­
will have charge of the musical fea­
C. D. O’L bary , or
Stock Inspector
from roads already in h a n d f this country needed, and when he zen« send his name and address to
tures
at the Oregon state fair, 8*pt. _______
W. F. W kigabd ,
When, io times of prosperity such asked what he could do for a living the general passenger agent of the
S herm an County,
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Grass Valley, Or
as we have experienced in the past he was told that he oould hunt aud Oregon Railway and Navigation Co 16-21.
Oregon.
few year«, Oregon furnishes freight Ash and bnild railroads to his hearts
and a oopy of this special edition,
to the Harriman system which run oontent
A d d re ss : M O R O , O R E G O N .
with a oom píete summary of the
the net earnings of those lines up to
several subjects treated, carefully
A bright bay mare, weight about
/
a profit never before realized, the
M a e * B a p tis t C h u r a h
Silver la k e Leader.
indexed, will he mailed to him
800 lbs, star in forehead, branded
presumption lies in this state that
Harriman has oome aud gone. promptly. In this manner you may
on the left shoulder with a design
there should tie some return in the He skirted Along the DeeCbutes and
Regular prayer meeting Wednes­ similar to tbe keystone of an arch
G RASS VALLEY, O R E.
be the means not only of doing
extension of new Hues for the de has no mpre idea or conception from
day Afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Every­ A reward will be paid for informs
velopuient of the commonwealth; in actual oliservation, of the great In your friend a good turn, but of body invited.
tion that will lead to her recovery
N e w E n ti r e l y .
or return to Rohr Villa. When last
other words, that there si ould be land Empire lying within the boun helping to atimulato the growth and
f
seen had a halter head-etall on and
M o n k la n d P r * a b y t * r ia n C h u r a h .
some ¿videuoe t h a t the railroads daries of Lake and Harney counties, prosperity of Oregon.
was feeding on the brakes of Dee C o n v i e n t t o B u s i n e s s
exist for the state as well as the than he had before he came iuto the
Do n’t forget that commencing
Chutes river. For particulars ad­
Regular
service
at
the
usual
hour
state for the railroads. Oregon is state this time. We have lived iu September 1st,and continuing daily
dress
M .T. N odar ,
PR IC ES R E A SO N A B L E
more interested in the furtherance hope for years that Harriman wo’d for two months, tickets will be on next Sunday. Everyone welcome.
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.
The Dalles, Or.
of state development than it is in bnild a road into these counties, bat sale at nearly every railroad station
Conducted on Best Principles
M e r o P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r a h .
the extension of tbe Harriman pow we are beginning to lose all such in the east, to all points in Oregon,
C * M « - r c l * l T r a il«
er by the purchase of other ro a d s . hope. Perhaps he may; the road is and the Northwest, at what has
- A ,
—
The condition of hia daughter
It is now clear that Mr. HarrimaD needed. Let someone bnild it, the
oome to be popularly knowu as
In
conssquenoe
of
ill
health
I
Mrs N;chols, having improved so
has a different view of the matter. people will furnish the products to
Colonist Rates. These rates are the
am obliged to offer for eale or trade
hopefully the past few days, Mr my lumber and wood business in
H e is interested in larger general load the cars down to the guards.
cheapest general long distance rates
activities, wherein 7 percent money We are satisfied that a road will be
Adams expects (o reach home this K ent Will trade for stock or a
AND
Is created, either to his assumed ad­ built some tim e;'bat tor goodness ever established, and enable one to week and be able to preside at the farm. For particulars address
reach Oregon from any part of the
J. H. BommiLLBR,
vantage or to his detriment He harry np that day. W s are bot­
church services, a m and p m.
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Kent, Or
still holds it polite to play feat and tled up and the cork tightly driven United States at but a trifle more
Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn­
M y M o tto Is
loose in this matter of Oregon rail­ is. I f Harriman will not remove than one cent a mile. They are the esday evening ut 8.00.
Q u ic k
H ak«
and
way building. He at one time told it let Hill or some one come and greatest incentive to colonization
You will be welcome at any or
H r u a ll P r o fits .
the city of Portland that unless his give us relief by u twist uf their and progressive home building of all of theee services.
nry known agency. And if the
L iv e nn d L e t L iv e .
terminal activities here were made oork screw.
Are guaranteed. Yon can have
“I was glad when they said unto them by writing, or calling at my
feetlees, diassftisfied resident of the
to pay he would transfer them to
C a ll a n d E x a m i n e
east is made to know before-hand me, “Let us go up to the House of residence at Demoss springs, Sher­
.M y S to c k o f
Puget sound. He no longer speaks
the Lord.”
A. J. A dams , Pastor. man oounty, Oregon.
Pendleton Tribune.
K U ItN IT U B K
the advantages he can enjoy here,
in that tone, nor assumes that man­
Mr. Harriman very tersely says
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A lbx . H u m a , Agent
and
ner; and for obvious reasons. He “Oregon needs more people.” True. the problem is solved, and the star
H ID E L IN E S
of
empire
will
continue
to
move
is even genial on this matter of stgte Other people have made the same
W o r e b u y in g
railroad extension. But he might discovery, nnd given it utterance steadily westward.
Noto is the time to spread the
as well be candid and say to the years ago. But in these later days,
Any person or persons having
P n c tlo l W itchm aktr
people of Oregon that the “ better when giant railroad corporations, gospel of Oregon, so that it may be
horses, cattle, houses, lota or house­
M oro - Oregon.
times” for which he Is waiting have received munificent donations heard and heeded by the time the
hold goods for sale, Exchange, or
ind Jcw tltr.
rates go into effect. Send one name,
means the creation (by Oregon peo from the public in one way and an­ or two, or a dozen, and you will be
parties desiring to buy such prop­
pie), of those conditions which will other,running well into the millions ’¿xerting a worthy influence toward
erty, will find T hr O bskrvrr a
s
good medium for advertising and
enable him to lay his rails into new it is generally conceded that they the upbuilding of our state.' Send
eecaring a customer. Try
territory, not as a pioneer, but an are under great obligations in vari­ them to your nearest O. R. and N.
T ub O bskbykr , Moro, Or
absorber of profits from the very ous ways to exhibit a large degree Co. agent, or to
Particular Attention Given to
W m . M c M urray ,
of recognition of thia valuable con
General Passenger Agent,
Optical Work
cession by going to remote sections
Portland, Or
Prineville Review.
THE DALLES, - - OREGON
that have an undoubted value, and
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
Now that Mr. Harriman has ‘seen’ do what they can toward lb devel­
needing repairs, to me, and I will
H ealth In th * Canal Sana.
Central Oregon, and has declined opment It has been tbe policy of
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm
to make any definite promises as to Mr. H ill in most instances to bnild
T h e h ig h w s g s A p a id m a k * i t a m ig h ty
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
M oro. O re g o n .
y o u n g a rtis a n « to jo in
a railroad for this sect ion the public a line of railway into a new oonntry te m p ta tio n to
whose plooe of business any article
tbe
forces o f s k ille d w o rk m e n needed to
may he left to he forwarded, and
would like to have hb assurance of if its resonn-es were plainly to be
who will return the earns to you in
non interference with any other seen, and (bus pave the way for o o n a tru c t t h e P a n a m a c a n a l. M a n y a re
re s tra in e d , h o w e v e r, by t h e fe a r o f fe v e r
od shape. O. M. H raoock ,
people who desire to build. While settler*. But Mr. Harriman seems a n d m a la r ia . I t la th e k n o w in g o n es —
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
Express and Freight
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LaGrende, Or
here be claimed that The Review to want a country developed, its those h a v in g naed E le c t r ic B itte r« , w h o
*
i
Dslivsred
to
any
Part
of tbe City
was hoatile to him. It is not. The products sacked, and piled at con go th e r e w ith o u t th ia fe a r , w e ll k n o w in g
Every kind of rig to order,
* c o m in g I * l h * c R y to tra O * ra a d -
I
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Review has simply heretofore Inti­ venient distances, tangible and In a (h e y e re safe fro m m a la rio u s in flu e n c e s and all orders prompt and satis­ ■ a r * requested to e x a m in a T b * O to *« r « r
. Planer and Furniture Moving.
w ith E le c tr ic B itte rs on h a n d . C u re s factory at rdidhnable prioes.
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mated that Mr. Harriman didn’t veritable substance, before any of
alncM m a n w h o a d v e rO m e , eon-
blood poleon too . h illh m a n e a a , w e a k n e a r,
Farmers teams fed ee well as a -a w q a u k e a n bu
intend to bnild.and it it of tbe same his precious millions are tq be B a t­ a n d a ll s to m a c h , liv e r a n d k M n e y tfo u b -
Grips Delivered
tly ha la th e m oat . r r o m o d . i i n , , Trunks and
they rre fed at home, if not better. m A a Urn r k a a g s rt. a m i 4 s n U t h * m oat |lh
opinion y e t U found Mr. Harri- ed in an investment
las. G u a r a n te e d b y Mora P h a ra a a ry . 80c
’ Telephone at our expenea.
«sally ka story wsv
To and from all Trains.
1.
EXtras
and
of all kinds.
C h in a a n d d ish w are, ten dif­ and ginghams.
" S T o ix i©
P R IN C IP A L
Wasco Implement House, Chas. Golliher, Proprietor.
O ffice S upplies.
Fir Sale.
V.;’
THE
L E A D IN G
B U S IN E S S
COLLEQE
XLKB BUILDING, PORTLAND, OK KOON,
A course in o u r C o lle g e m eans b e tte r w o rk , b e tte r wages. I f y o u a re Interested
w r ite for a c ata lo g u e , .
r
I t m ay be t f i e i u r n ln g p o in t o f y o u r c a re e r,,
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Proid.i.1
*rxLXKR, Principal
B W. BZHNKK,
T he D alles I ron W orks
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B. K irk,
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Special attention given to farm machine repairing
Quick and reliable work guaranteed.
Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and bouse
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A guaranteed engine, uses any kind of vapor fuel
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lumber Tirrf fir Sale.
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Both in. Workmanship and Price
Office at Furniture Store.
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fverything first Class and Up to date.
J Agent for tbe Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office
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All Work Guaranteed.
M ORO, OREGON.
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N O S A L E S T A B L E S .
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J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Telephone from T b e D nllee or any Hherm nn oounty po int* *< on r expenea-
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EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPEC IA L RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
D r a y A lw ays Remember the Full Flame
Laxative g ro m o Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in T w o.