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The
O bserver»
LIVING IN N. Y CITY HOTELS.
FINANCIAL LID ON IN OREGON
Senator Fulton must leave Ore
gon for the national capitol on the
15th, regretting very,much hi-* in
ability to look onoe more U|s»n
Sherman county. We would lw
glad to have you cull, Senator, but
at all events the hearts ol the people
here are with you.
Attorney W. W. Cotton, of the
Harriman system, C. F. Adams, of
the Security Trust and Savings
Bank, W .D. Skiuner, freight agent
of the Harrimau lines, W. B. Ayer
Portland capitalist, with Walter
Witwer, chaffenr, made Barns in
two days from Shauiko, via Prine
ville, arriving Monday night. Bro.
Frank Davey wrested the secret of
the trip from Granger Cotton: Tin y
were just looking at the country,
“ out for pleasure !” but yon cannot
make Kennedy and Holder believ«
that’s all.
Former Secretary of State John
W . Foster, who was a delegate for
the Chinese government to Tin*
Hague, believes that the i»eacecon
ferenoe has made war between na
tions more difficult of initiation.
The creation of an International
prize court is uomething entirely
new, and in connection with this
the rights of neutrals have been
more completely safeguarded. None
can rightly call these conference-*
futile, for they are moulding opin
ion against warfare and are accom
plishing many reforms directly. ,
Of all the monthly talks that Dr.
Klward Everett Hale has given the
readers of Woman’s Home Uompan-
ion, none have been more delightful
than that in the current number on
“ Thanksgiving: then anti now.”
W ith his wonderful power of remi-
niscing. he talks to his readers,
rather than writes, on the earliest
New England Thanksgivings in
their Puritanic settings, and then
o f our latter day celebrations, still
strong of the old-time flsvor, yet
pregnant with possibilities in which
20th oentnry steam cars and motors
play a large pari. No one could
have written a more delightful
... Thanksgiving homily.
Farm Machinery Bargains
' it s*- . i< »»
A t the instance of the Portland
Iu N.Y.Oity a man may j>ay <10.
■ * r a C it y O > f l c l * l r a y e r .
for a planked porter-house steak, Clearing House committee, which
orriciAL p a p i « or « merman
and <25. for a bottle of wine. He met Gov. Chamberlain in Salem
MORO, ORKUON.
may pay <1.50 for a “cheap table last Monday night, representing
d’hote dinner,” and be charged 25c aud presenting the financial situa
D. C. IRii.AND a S on .......... E ditors extra it he orders no wine. He may tion in Oregon, Gov. Chamberlain
C. L. I bkland , M anager .
diue for 65c with a hard working issued a proclamation which put
soprano yelling at Lis ear. “ Beef the lid on all banks in the state for
Send for advertising ratee.
and” costs 10 cents, and sustains five days, by declaring the rest of
the week holidays. This was iu
Nov. 1, 1907 life. Lodgings drop in price from
FRIDAY
the de luxe family suite at the Plata oonsequeuce of ihe action of the
at <30,000 a year, down to the 10 lending banks of the east refusing
T a P a tr a n o a n d G o rre e p o n rfe n te .
to ship coin to this state which the
and 15 cent hunk in the Bowery.
D on’t tend ua for fry* publication a n y
different
banks have there on de
The Mills Hotels, No.3 junt open,
th ing of an advertUIng character.
are the regulators, but are hard to posit, thus rendering it impossible
A ll local« w ill be run till ordered out,
classify iu this descending scale. for banka of Oregon to continue iu
unlea« otherwise specified.
They provide well cooked and nice the exercise of their functions,
Don’t a«k u« to send you name« and ad
action alisolutely
dress of corre«pondents. T h at 1« a private ly served meals forjt few cents, and deeming such
m atter between them and us.
for 30 cents a night’s lodging in a necessary to preserve the creditapd
Copy for ads, changes etc., must be In spotless private room not much good n^ute of the state.
the office before 2 o’ clock p. in. Wednes-
E intern banks that have adopted
smaller than some of those in the
lay to Insure proper care and attention.
a
system of payiug in certificates
expensive
hotels,
where
the
lodger
D o n 't send us articles on politics, tem
perance or religion. Discussion of such may dream that he dwells iu marble and hoarding their coin were told
topics only leads to violent and abusive
halls and dream no lie. A passen that that would not do; that the
language In the end
ger
elevator, a^private bath, spaci cash must come. Hence the five
A void personalities. Com plim ents d e li
cately given aye ¿TwayaTSeceplaBTe, b u r ous and attractive reading and days holidays; dreating which Gov.
even they must not be overdone, as the
lounging rooms are at his service. Chaml»erlaiu says:
charge of Incinceritv Vs apt »o follow a
“ Whereas, the banka of Oregon
shower o f pretfy nothings spread broad He is in no danger from fire aud
cast
his temporary home, in an archi aud of the west bavo large balauoes
Before coming to the city to trade read
tectural line, is just aa beautiful due them from banks in New York
ers are requested to examine Th e Obsei vcr
advertising columns. ItA the active, wide aud far superior to many costly ho Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
awake business man who advertises, con tels.
For less than <5 a week one Chicago, St.Louis, St-Taul, Minnc
sequently he h the mdst accommodating,
sells the cheapest, and deals the most lib may live, well fed, well housed and apdlis, Omaha, aud other eastern
cities and because of the strained
erally In every wav
well cared for.
The Observer has been established
The Mills Hotels are not a chari financial situation throughout the
nearly 21 years, and It has some subscri
ty. If they were they would be a oast the banks in said cities have
bers who have received It regularly for
more lihah h alf a score o f years.
Many failure; aud they are a success. refused to make shipments of coin
of these object to having the Old Reliable They pay 4 j>er cent, on the invest or currency in payment of said
discontinued at the tim e of expiration ot
their subscriptions, and lor their benefit, as ment, aud the property grows more balances due the banks of Oregon
for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip valuable.
They prove that there and other western banks, and
tions only when notified to do so, except
is
no
necessity
either for the highest „ “ Whereas, as a resnlt of the ac
by agreement made at the tim e the ac
count is opened, when It Is noted upon prices exacted for good meals aud tion of said eastern banks it is im
the calendar to be dlacontlnued prom ptly
possible for the banks of Oregon to
f t the lim e specified, A ll persons paying accommodations, or for the wretch
In advarce at the’tim e o f subscribing, w ill ed quality of meals and lodgings continue in the exercise of their
have the benefit of the $2.50 rate for two
functions without great injury to
years, or the $5 00 rate lor five years. W e generally furnished for very low
send Th e Observer to any responsible per- prices.
They appear to prove that the industries of the state, aud
son who orders it, though they may not
“ Whereas, for the common good
send the money with the order, with the the great need of good, moderate
understanding that they are to pay 12)» priced hotels in any portion of the of the people of the whole state, it
cents per month for it, until such tim e as
United States may lie plentifully is necessary that a holiday be pro
they may wish to take advantage of the
above liberal discounts. From this date supplied at a handsome profit, in claimed in order that an opportun
we are prepared to discout t rates to all
spite of the high cost of supplies ity may be afforded to the financial
leading W eeklies and Magazine* published
Mr. Mills is a public institutions of the state to procure
In the United Slates, to gyy prepaid reader and laud.
ol Th e Old Reliable Observer. Come with benefactor in establishing the fact, from eastern banks the balauccs
the m oney—as that Is indispenslbie.
and in providing cheap and clean due them as hereinbefore stated.”
quarters for the 5,000 and mote
Floor is higher now than it haa
guests that his three hotels daily
DOG-BOY AND GORILLA-MAN.
• been in 22 years. We wouldn't ob
accommodate.
ject if the farmer got the benefit of
Btrango Cases In Iow a of Reversion to
the rise.
B ru te Typos.
W h a t is regarded us strong cor
The eastern banks are sitting on
It seems funny they can’t oven the pot of money iu their possession ro bo rative evidence o f the tru th o f the
have a plague situation in Seattle owned by Oregon banks and nre D a r w in ia n th eory la reported b y
Io w a H u m a n e society officials a fte r
without its arousing serious politl- saying to.the owners “ it’s safe, ab an In vestig a tio n of the case o f tw o
solutely safe; if you had it, you’d sons o f W . A . Leup ard ea o f W ic h ita ,
' cal complications.
only spend it; leave it with us,” G u th rie county, la ., says a D ee
It shows the trend of “ labor” in but the Oregon bankers need it to Moines special dispatch to th e Ne
rk W o rld .
Oregon, when 102 young men in help their customers buy wheat and Y o One
o f th e sons, sixteen years old,
pay
freight
charged.
Portland in one day applied for a
runs around lik e a dog, curls up In a
ball behind th e stove and snarls and
situation as tiook keper in answer
tries to b a rk . T h e other, tw e n ty years
to one little 5 line advertisement.
Timely advice is given the peo old, haa th e ch aracteristics o f a go rilla.
pie in the present financial trouble B e shows bla teeth and m akes a w fu l
The base ball season is over, with The Morning Oregonian says “peo threats.
T h e I^euparties fa m ily are poor and
a casualty list made up chiefly of pie cau help ward off stringency by unable prop erly to restrain the sons
dead hopes in Detroit. As it was retaining full confidence iu our S trang e talcs o f th e ir h abits have
played it seems to us that it iu no banking instilutions aud allowing ala rm ed the neighbors, aud a t n ig h t
w in dow s are locked in fe a r o f the
place ever took on enough life to their inouey to stay in the avenues g o rilla-m an and o f th e dog-boy th a t
of
trade
ns
the
chief
instrumental
ruiuT^w ltK beTTy to the groutid and
court death.
barks and sn arls a t people.
M
ity of commerce and confidence.’’
TO MASTER THE SHEET.
M u«t Learn if You W a n t
to Bo a 8a i lor.
One th in g you have to lea rn before
you can w r ite aailor a f te r y o u r nam e,
and th a t Is to m aster a Sail. B ru te
force la o f no account. T o use brute
force w ith a «all Is lik e em plo yin g
It to c a p tu re an e le p h an t o r ru n down
an u n tam ed steed. M a s te rin g a sail
Is n gam e o f strateg y , finesse, d i
plom acy, fla tte ry , persuasion and pe r
severance, w ith fierce energy flashed
In a t th e rig h t in stan t.
You m ust
kn o w yo u r salt. Halls a re not a ll alike.
W h a t w ill w o rk w ith a Jib w ill fa ll I f
applied to a m ain s ail o r topsail.
W h en once a m an has become
skilled a t th is gam e be can do m ore
a t It th a n th ree lubtiera.
I ’ ve seen
th ree men ta ckle a Jib and come back
on the head baffled and t»eaten a fte r
a fifteen m in u te fight, and then a fe l
low no t a q u a rte r th e ir combined
w eig h t go out and conquer the sail,
bindin g it ca p tiv e In ten m inutes.
A sail m aster has five hands—tw o on
his arm s, tw o on his legs, and his
teeth. Besides, he has knees, his e l
bows, the g rip o f his thighs, his neck,
and his w hole body. H e m ust be an
octopus, a I m >« constrictor and a
m onkey, com b inin g w ith th e ir q u a li
ties the pfltlence o f nn ox. the q u ick
ness o f tt
.1
s r.'i'lc ty o f n
fo x .—T . It'. D ay in the O u tin g Muga
Sine.
W h a t You
H is Sym ptoms.
“ M a y t * th a t boy o f yours w ill bo
fam ous sonic day,” said th e frien d .
" I shouldn’t I * surprised,’’ an sw er
ed F a rm e r Oorntossel; “ he does lik e to
w e a r curious clothes a n ’ say things
th a t sounds more su rp risin’ th an sensi
ble.’’—W ash ing ton 8 ta ,‘
Z. Curious Em brocation.
R a ttle s n a k e oil is preserved and p re
pared very c a re fu lly fo r use as a lin i
m ent In -tom e parts o f tbe w orld.
R h e u m atis m and More jo in ts are the
ailm en ts In w h ich It Is chiefly em
ployed. T h e fa t la ta k e n fro m the
dead re p tile and laid upon a cloth In
th e hot suu, from w h ich the filtered
o il drip s in to a Jar. F ro m fe a r th a t
th e re p tile m ay be b itte n Its e lf tbe
cle ar oil is tested by d rop pin g a po r
tio n o f It In to m ilk . I f It floats In one
g lo b u le * tt Is regarded as unaffected.
I f It breaks Into Iwads and curdles tbe
m ilk It Is Judged to be poisonous and
th ro w n a w a y .—M o n tre a l S tandard.
TW» •
Offering Good Value at a Peach of a Price
O u r e n t ir e lin e o l B r i d g e
B e a c h , U n iv e r s a l a n d H o u s e
Plows, Drills and Harrows
offered at extra low prices
r ■
h o ld r a n g e s , w i t h re s e rv o ir» y o u r c h o ic e f o r $
35
A fe w p ie c e s of F urniture, all w e h a v e , w ill b e c lo se d out at h a lf th e
price, in c lu d e s W o o d e n and Iron B e d s, D r e sse r s, C om m od es, C hiffoneers,
etc; a $ 3 5 fo ld in g bed co m p lete w ith m a ttra ss for o n ly $ 1 7 .5 0
Y our c h o ic e of several m a k e s of S e w in g M a c h in es, all drop h ea d s
for $ 1 8 to $ 3 5 .
Hacks and Buggies offered at Cost
Hacks,
I m p l e m e n t s and E X t r a s
of all kinds.
Wasco Implement House, Chas. Golliher, Proprietor.
T o p B u g g ie s , your c h o ice $ 6 5 to 100; form er price w a s a lot m ore
H a c k s, form er price up to $ 1 4 0 , n o w from $ 5 0 to 105; in clu d in g a
braAd n e w H e n n y hack for $ 1 0 5
A C an op y T op , S id e L ig h t. R ubber T ir e S urry form erly priced at
$ 1 7 5 n o w for o n ly $135 ,
These Prices Can’t be Beat.
THE
L E A D IN G
B U S IN E S S
COLLEGE
X 1 K 3 H U IL D IN O , P O R T L A N D , O R K O O N ,
C O N S T A N T L Y
Q H O W IN O
1902 and 1903........280 p u p ils
1906 a n d 1906 . . . 661 pupils
1908 sod 1904........ 387 p u p ila
1606 a n d 1907... 842 p u p ila
1904 an d 1906 ...... 488 p u p ila
E s tim a te d 1907 and 1906... 1000
p u p ils
I I . W . R K H N K B , Pre«.
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S E N O POR C A T A L O O D B
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L M. W A L K E R , (rta
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M c C o y - A t w o o d C o ., W a s c o
T he D alles I ron W orks
J. B. K irk , P ro p rie to r.
Sh© Local Ohe<ehaa.l
M o r o B a p tis t C h u rc h
Regular prayer meeting Wednes
day afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Every
body invited.
M o r o M . C . C h u rc h
Regular services every Sunday,
at 11 a m . Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
P H Buxton, Supt.
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs
day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs C G
Huis, President.
M o r o P r e s b y te r ia n C h u r a h .
■ 3 ^ W. 1. Gordon Co.
Bankers aid Grain Dealen.
Four section U-bar harrow. <24.00
Imperial land roller, 18-ft ..110.00
“
“
“
15-ft . .106.00
Disc drill, 16-7 7 . .................... 100.00 M o r o a n d G r a a a V a l l e y .
1 8 - 7 . . . . . . . ..........106.00
Receives Deposits, Sell exchange,
F. D. Plows, 8-bottom, 12 in . 60.00
and do a General Banking business.
“
“ 8-bottom, 14 in. 70.00
“
“ 8-bottom, 16 in 77.60 N.P. Hansen, Manager at Moro
Oliver cast plow, 2-bottom
14-inch............................. 30.00
New Departure steel plow,
A renerai B
Banking
a n k in g a n 4 exchange bo e tae «
, . Inan«
loan« n>«4
_________
m ade, , k
i l l . dlecoun led , o o i*
3-bottom, 14 in ch .......... 66.00 toaeaacied
« •re le í credit« g ra n te d ; depoalta
eooalta rooaivoo
rooalred on
ea
vu rren t account «ub)ocl to esook. ta ta re « ! paid
Two hone power Internation
• n t im i d ep orti*.
al gasoline engine, with
pumping-jack complete. 126.00
Fairbanks engine, as above. 126.00
Wasco Implement House,
C has . Q ollihkr , Proprietor
Wasoo, Or
Practical Watchmaker
Services in Moro Pre-bylerisn
church next Sunday, Morning and
evening.
“I was glad when they said unto
me, “Let us go up to the House of
the Lord.”
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
Do Not Put it Off any lin ger
Special attention given to farm m achine repairing
Q uick and reliable work guaranteed.
Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and house
.
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A
H a r d D e b t to F e y .
” 1 owe a d e b t of g ra titu d e th a t can
never be paid off, w rites G 8 C la r k , of
W estfield , la , for m y rescue from de ath ,
by D r K in g s N ew D iscovery. Both lung«
were so seriously affected th a t death
seemed ne arly im m in e n t, w hen I began
ta kin g N ew Discovery. T b e om inous d ry
hacking cough q u it before th e first bot
tle was used, and tw o more bottles made
a com plete core.” N o th in g has ev er equ
alled N ew Discovery for coughs .cold« and
all th ro at sod lo ng com p lain ts. G u a r
anteed a t th e M o ro P harm acy ,50c.and <1
T r ia l bottle free.
hu m an species.
In t r iie it il aid t a i l
t! M M O M H - In the C ir c u it C o u r t Ot the State o t
O regon for Sin— man i-nuntv.
Priattilla Estelle M cM illan, Plaintiff,
vs.
Richard Heurv M cM illan, Defendant.
I
To Richard Henry M cM illan, tbe above
nanird defendant—
In tbe name of «he State of Oregon:
You are hereby rcqaired Io appear and
annser 'bn complaint filed against yna te
tbe alMive entitled anti, on or before tbe last
dt«v of tbe time preaeribed in tbe order of
pnhltcnllon, to wit: on nr before the tat day
of November, 1907, and if yon fa il to ao ap
peor mid answer, plaintiff w ill apply to tbs
court for the relief deim nded in tbe onoa-
plaint filed herein acamat yon, to-wit, for a
decree dtaanlving tbe lati da of matrimony
now e ib tin n botween tbe plaintiff and yonr-
«elf on tbe uronndaof w illfn l desertion; and
for «neb oilier end further relief aa to lbs
0<>nrt m ay « • n il iq n ila b lr and jnat.
'I b is «n n im o n a 1« served npon yon by pab-
lio iiti.m th e re o f h r s period of a il anooess-
Ive w eeks fn '1 he H h e n o a n C o u n ty O b s e rv e r,
a w e e k ly tie wet»« per of general eirenlation,
p n b lia b e d In H hernw tn ronnty, Oregon, te
p n is n a n c e to nn order of t b e H o o E V L i t -
il«ti< Id , Jn d g e o f the above entitled oonrt,
dtil .- made on the U ih d a y of HeptemlMtr,
19U7. st.d tbn d a te o f tbe first publioattoe
llierrof is Ibe VO'b d a y of September, 1907.
F bamm H chi . koki ., Attorney
George G. DeMoea is'now at hose
and will teach Voioe Culture, Vio-
linoelfo, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin.
Cornet Band a specialty. Call or
addreoa,
G eo roe G. DxMoee,
2761
DeMoea Spring«, Or
A guaranteed engine, uses any kind of vapor fuel
HOLMES'
V
Particular Attention Given to
Optical W ork
eaxajraxaaaxajLa«a««aaaaa«aaaaaa m
Prof. Henry 8. DeMoea will
teach Muaio at DeMoea Springs, and
it prepared to visit other localities
and give Musical Institutes. He
will teach Harmony, Piano and
Organ, but Violin in his specialty.
Gall nr add
H enry S. D e M qbs ,
276]
DeMoea Springe, Or
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N T E S T N O T IC E .
Department of tke latevier.
HaitaC Rtaiaa Land ( Mtoa
(
Tbe Dallaa, Orv«on, Ootobar « . 1907 f
A aoAetent enatoat affidavit baviav bee«
filed I * thia nfitae by Jonathan N Melnnea
ooateatant, aaatnat boi a aa««ad entry N o l4 ,-
971, made March 10 ISOS, for the NIX M o
tion 4 townehipSB, ranga U* K. W II, by
Wtlltaa« W Well« aon t aa t aa, in which it la
for rfatn tiff on nor cultivated tbe aaid treat, or any por-
tton thereof, for more Iban one rear itanae-
diAlely praoedina tbe filina of thia affidavit
j ^ oticx F or publication .
of aoaieat; that aaid treat la now and baa
Department of the Interior.
I been abandoned na eat forth; that aaid al
lanad abaana« waa no* dea
bia atnploy-
LandOthou at Tbe Dalle«, O r..
ment m the army, navy or marina aorpa of
October 94th, 1907.
Iba
Halted
fltetae
In
tima
of
war:
aaid par
Notice la hereby given I bet Arthor L
Davie, of Monkland. Oregon.haa filed notiss
aHawatton,
sf bis intent.on to make final eommntatbxi
prorf In anpp-irt of his d a im , via: Hngae- at 10 o’alonk a aa. a * Daaaaabev 10th. 1907,
rtead Enirv No. îa.ftHÛ made July 9K.I9C4, for bafue* ■. 8. M aDanal, aaaaty alerk. a l bia
the lot 7. NWJt H E X » 'd W )< N k Ù of Bes o ffiaa la M o c a . D r a g a n , and tbat «nal baar-
tión Su. lownabip I aoolb, range IS east, W . tna wUI b a b a id at M o ’atoak a m o « Daaaaa
M.. and that »aid proof w ill be made before bar 17,1007. befara Iba Rewtata* aad R a aaiv-
tbo Kegtatrr and Remivvr. at Tbe Dalle«, •V at Iba United M a te e Land Offiaa ín Tba
Dallaa. Drago* T b * aaid oonteetant baving
Oregon, on D eesabsrM b, 1907.
■n a propar affidavit, fiUd Baptaaabar 97,
H e nS m oe tbe following witneaaee te
prote bia oontinaons reaidenoe npon and 1W7, aat fortb fboU wbleh show tbat «fiar
enltivatton of tbe land, v ia :
M Maggies. dea diltgaoea pareoaal aarriaa of tbia aottea
l ba aaada, M la baraby ordarad and
John Uiheoa. W II Tavlor sad Gasar Ung
nottaa ba gtvaa by dea
ule«, all nl Monkland. Oregon
M e l 9» 977|
O. V
P
M
^fartging
'
Both in Workmanship and Price
Office at Furniture Store.
F . R . A X T E L L , M O R O , O R ■!
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i«rV m i i i |rTi n i n
in
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M oro s B a r b e r S h o p
P o r c e la in B a th T u b a .
s
Lverything first Class and Up to date.
A gent for the Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick B u ild in g next Observer Office
E D G A R L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r .
MORO
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OREGON.
tr i W
G ra s s
V a lie v «
.W u M M fit c iiir e
• ’
am obliged to offer for sale or trade
my lumber and wood business in
Kent. Will trade for stock or a
farm. For particulars address
J. H. B ottemiller ,
267]
Kent, Or
ii ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Io Bay, Sell or hchuge
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house
hold goons for br I c , exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
erty, will find T he O bserver a
good medium for advertising and
securing a customer. Try
T he O bserver , Moro. Or
a t a n . i u i a n i a . m a a a i i i a a a a a m
fa in tin g ,
‘ -.- . .
The Cliffs Ferry
Yard for Sale.
R in m j,lta e ,O rg iii,[tc Lumber
In consequence of ill health I
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and J e w e le r .'
Watkins’ Goods
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C a ro lin e
Write ‘io r term s and prices.
for Sale or Root.
BIRD FLIGHT.
ALAMO
A g e n t fo r th e
F. Hl. Clarke
flegoit t a l l fa n
Some Curious Facts About tho Size
of W ings and Bodies.
In t t o a tte m p t to discover some uni
vernal law* o f bird flight aelentiata have
disclosed concerning n num lter of s|»e
clea a most puzzling paradox, perhaps
the most m ysterious o f th e enigm as
th a t tbe subject presents. I t Is th a t In
a num ber o f birds and Insects the size
o f the w ings decreases in proportion to
L i e I m re:'.« b In size o f the body o f the
fly in g creature. Th e A u s tra lia n crane,
fo r Instance, weighs over 300 tim es
m ore th an th e sparrow", bu t In propor
tion has on ly one-seventh the w in g
area o f tbe am aUer bird.
T h ia curious fa c t Is eq ually s trlk lu g
I f w e com pare birds w ith insoeta. I f
tbe g n at w ere Increased In size u u tll It
w as as large as the Australia?« crane
and I f tbe w ings o f tbe Insect w ere
en larged to m a in ta in the pro|K>rtlon
th ey now bear to Its body they would
he ab ou t 160 tim es la rg e r th an the
crane's.
I t requ ires 3.(52 square feet o f w in g
area per pound to float the bank s w a l
low , b u t to sustain I be ta w n y vu ltu re,
a m onstrous b ird In comparison, re
quires on ly .OH o f a square foot o f
w in g surface per pound o f body. T h e
albatross, w eig h in g eighteen pounds,
has a spread o f w in g o f eleven feet
six Inches, w h ile tbe tru m p e te r sw an,
w eig h in g tw e n ty -e ig h t pounds, hHS a
spread o f w in g o f only eig h t feet. T h e
stork w eighs eig ht tim es m ore th an
th e pigeon, bu t In proportion has only
h a lf as m uch w in g su rface.—E v e r y
body's M agazin e
D e a le r in
W agons, Buggies,
R u bber T ir e B u g g ie s form er price $ 1 1 0 to 135 for $ 7 5 to 95
THE DALLES, - - OREGON
Have a photo of your home put on
Postal Cards. Taken on a full plate
siZe 6j^x8}4.
Per Doz
View of your home, 6jx8$ . .<6.00
Cabinets..............................3 50
Half C a b in e ts....
.. 2.60
C om pany
Stamp for each person in
Locked In a shed the dog-boy Is
Take pleasure in announcing that
picture ............................... 26
heard w h in in g w h e n people go to th e
One 4 -r o o m h o use, a n d o n e lot they hare purchased the ttranta*
Post Cards......................... 1.00
house. T h e fa th e r "fearsT ie rjll bite
on Court street.
Ferry, and will operate the ferry
At
the
Moro
Gallery.
My
pictures
people.
a F. P uce ,
lietween Cliffs, Washington,' and
never
fade.
P
ercy
H
ow
ill
,
A fe w days ago a p a rty o f citizens
Moro, Or Rufus. O egon They «-elicit the
Moro, Or 276]
w e n t to th e fa th e r and accused the 276]
patronage of lit« public and will do
eldest son o f a th e ft. T h e boy w as
ail they possihly ran in giving
urged to reveal the hiding place. H e
H e F o u g h t e t G e tty s b u r g .
quick and prompt service.
grin ned m ockingly and leaped to th e
D avid P a rk e r, of F a y e tte , N Y , who
C ltffh F erry C ompany ,
ra fte rs .
T h en the fa th e r placed
lost a foot a t G ettysburg, w rite s , E lectric
J. M. Charters
rope about his neck and forced him
For Sale. 80 acres, about 16 276]
tu gg ing and bounding, to a tree and Bittern have done me m ore good than f-uitable for Alfalfa or fruit trees,
th re w the end o f the rope over a limb, an y m edicine I ever took. F o r aeveral quite a variety of choioe trees now
O n ly then w o uld he yield and show years I had stomach tro u b le , and paid
in bearing. Can be irrigated with
w here the stolen articles w ere se
out m uch m oney for m edicine to little water from springs.
66 acres of
creted.
purpose, u n til I began ta k in g E lectric beat wheat land in Sherman county
Are guaranteed. You cun have
M rs. E liza b e th Jones B nlrd, secre
B itte rs . I would no t take <600 for what boosted on tbe railway 2 | miles them by writing, or calling nt my
ta ry o f the Des Moines H u m a n e So
clety and a specialist In this line o f th ey have done for m e .” G re e t a lte ra north of Moro, S mile sooth of De residence at Demoss springs, Sher
w o rk, w ho recen tly retu rn ed fro m th e tive and body b u ild e r; tonic lo r th e aged M om station.. Price <30 per acre— man county, Oregon.
and for fem ale w eakness; beat of a ll (or dirt cheap. For particulars write to 246]
Leupardea home, says she w ill com
A lex . H unter , Agent
mu oleate w ith em inent scientists In
lam eheckand weak kidneys. Guaranteed
J. M. D k M om ,
the b e lie f th a t new and s ta rtlin g lig h t by M oro P harm acy. 60c.
276]
DeWoas Springs, Or
w ill be tu rn ed upon the origin o f th e
The Poor C at.
young w ife called her husband on
M r« 8 R oaintbsl of T u rn e r, M ic h , «ay«,
the telephone to te ll him a ta le o f woe.
In te a r choked accents she said: “T h a t “ W e have naed C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough
you. d e a rie 7 W e ll, you know th a t love m edicine fo r ourselves and ch ildren for
ly ctilcken pie I m ade you—th a t horrid several years and lik e i t very m uch. I
old ra t came In and ate It up before I
th in k it the o n ly rem edy for cronp end
could stop It.’*
¿an h ighly recom m end i t . ” F o r sale bv
l i e answered, “ N eve r m ind, d a rlin g ;
M o ro P h arm acy.
I ’ll get you «mother cat” v_. ...
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H arness S addles H alters
Repairing Solicited.
AH'Work Guaranteed.
A lw ays Remember the Full Namo
Watches Repairing, etc.
R ^ a x a t iv e
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
needing repairs, to me, and I will
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
whose place of business anv article
may be left to be forwarded, and
who will return the same to you in
good shape
O. M. H eacock ,
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LaGrande, Or
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in T w o.
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, M ORO, OREGON.
Phillamont Livery Co.
L IV E R Y , FEED A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
lasco, Oregon.
J. M. D U N A H O O , Proprietor and Manager.
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and satis
factory at reasonable prices.
Farmers teams fed as well as
they are fsd at homo: if not better.
Telephone at oar expanse.
Telephone from The Dalle« or «av Hhermeu ooanty poinU et onr nipenee
Hcrvioe
fnrniaheff to or from Moro to any point*
O U R M O T T O ‘T lra m the public.”
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