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Gov. Chamberlain should suggest
some ‘amusement’ for bis holidays;
since there is not the making oi
“any kind of a panic” io tbe pres
ent financial condition of tbe
country.
Due allowance should be made for
the fact that Secretary Taft’s re
mark as to the probability of his
being a private citizen two years
hence, waa made s t a banquet table
and was purely (>ostprandial.
It is said that the growth of the
educational movement in China has
been so great that (be demand for
instructors has far exceeded tbe
•ap p ly of “ com petent men.” That
is not surprising in the least “oom
petent m eo” are bred for grab ing
now; get rich qoick fellows.
D aring one month of terrorism in
tarhulcut Russia, 34 person« were
executed and 207 murdered. Yet,
in pe iceful Miuwacliuselta, with a
population I 5th I hat of Russia, dn
ring three months from June 21 to
Sept. 21, 41 persons were killed by
autom obiles and 313 injured. In
w hich state is life cheaper f
Home of the railroads, when brot
to bar for rebating nnder the E lk
ina act, plead that the indictm ent
was found nnder a law that bad
been repealed by the passage of the
Hepbnrn, or Rale law, and that
therefore they should go unpunish
ed. They m istake the Rate law for
a general sot of amnesty.
In sp ite of com plications in the
stock market, “ frenzied finance” Is
offered 1150,000,000 “securities’’ by
tbe Canadian American syndicate,
now working w ith Brazilian rail
ways, and other enterprises now
undertaken or projected. Ita doubt
fai if the certificates would sell even
if the certificate were sealed with a
Brazilian diamond.
J. Pierpont Morgan was correct
perhaps, in Buying that “ people
were foolish to fly into a panic and
withdraw their money from tbe
banks as soon as there was indica
tion of a financial flurry;” bat such
is the nature o f the majority of ho-
m aoity, sod closest observation for
5 0 years fails to show ns that ad
▼ice gratis and free lectures w ill
change i t
la striking contrast to the peasim-
iam which pervades the country,
waa the optimism characterizing a
speech delivered by Jam es J. H ill
• law days ago before the SL Paul
Jobbers'and Manufacturers' aasoci-
ffitton. T bs dominant note of l»is
address, oae of faith in tbe fntore
prosperity o f the northwest, ehfiws
that be h a s t heart a sincere and
eorrset appreciation o f tb s aim s
Aooording to Edward H. Harri
man, J. Pierpont '.Iorgan, Secretary
Oonrtelyou, Rockefeller, and a lot
of other fellers, the present season
of liquidation is a wholesome clean
ing up. “There will be no panic”
and “ when all is over tbe atmos
phere will be clearer and brighter,
and tbe situation healthier and
more calculated to inspire public
confidence.”
Sherman Coaaty B aaken Associates
Pursuant to call the follow ing
representatives .of the Banka of
Sherman county met at the bank
ing office of the Wasco W arehouse
M illing Company, Wasoo, Oregon:
Charles A. Buckley, Sam H . Baker
and Fred Kroaow, of the Citizen’s
Bank of Gram V alley; .George B.
Bourhill, of Bank of Gram V alley;
L. Barnum, of the Waaoo W are
The question whether Secretary house M illing Company, of Moro;
R. C. Atwood, of Waaoo Warehouse
Taft should not visit Paris ai
London, as well as St. Petersburg M illing Company, of Waaoo; and
aud Berlin, ou bis journey home, W. M. Barnett, of Barnett’s Bank
ought to be considered. H e w ill be of Waaoo.
made so much of by the Russian
C. A. Buckley waa elected tem po
and German governm ents for polit rary chairman and Sam H. Baker
ical purposes, that tbe French and temporary secretary.
English ought also to have a chance
Later, on motion, W. M. Barnett
at him. Our government would was elected President, and Sam H.
show its im partiality and nail In Baker,secretary of the organisation.
advance the gossip over an alleged
It waa moved and carried that tbe
German - American entente, directed organisation he known as the Sher
against England and Japan, by ex man County Banker’s Association.
tending the secretary’s leave o f ab
Motion made and carried that the
sence to allow for visits to the
by-laws of the State Banker’s Asso
French and British capitals.
ciation be adopted.
On m otions m ade and carried,
Senator Brandege aud Gov. Buck-
the following resolutions ware adop
ley were discussing with a Hartford
ted and hereafter will be adbeyed to
editor a certain Connecticut candi
by tha undersigned hanks:
date for political honors. “ H e is
Resolved, T hat all Banks of Sher
sore to fail,'’said Senator Brandege.
m an oounty accept Portland Clear
“ H e is beginning his campaign
ing H ouse currency, in paym ent of
with the most com prom ising and
all
notes, debts, and accounts for
absurd speeches. H e reminds me
collection.
Also that they w ill re
of the man who wanted to be a trol
ly conductor. This man looked oeive them on deposit subject to
hearty, polite aud intelligent, and chock, and in every other business
the manager at the car barns seem transaction, the same as gold or
ed to think well o f him, and after a currency.
Resolved, That any Bank that is
number of questions said to him:
“ W ell, what pay do you d esir e!” a member of this Association, w ill
The applicant gave a loud laugh, not raise its rate of interest during
then he dog the manager in the ribs the present financial difficulties.
Resolved, That no member of this
sa y in g : “Oh, never mind the pay,
boss; just you giv e me tbe job, and Association w ill, after this date, a l
I’ll have a car o f my own in a week low any customer to over-draft.
or tw o.”
That should any one overdraw on
their account, the check will be re
DETECTING
FORGERY.
turned unpaid.
Resolved, That hereafter the
Pan S cop « (n d S la n t C a n n o t Ba Im l-
tatad W ith a Fraa S tro k e.
banks of Sherman county refuse to
In m any c rim in a l tria ls tbe charge
loan
tenants of non-residents,
of forgery to proved o r disproved by
wherein
security is necessary, w ith
h a n d w ritin g experts. A m an m a y be
convinced th at a signature to hto own. out tbe land owner guarantees the
w hen along comes a h a n d w ritin g ex same in writing.
pert who never aaw him before to toll - [Signed.]
him th a t It was w ritte n by some one
T hb C itizen ’ s B ank ,^
•toe.
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By Sam H. Baker, cashier
H o w does tbe e x p ert know ? A pp ar
B
ank or G rass V alley ,
en tly by a fe w general principles, by
' Geo. B. Bourhill, President
a m arked po w er o f deduction a la
T he W. A. G ordon C o .,
Sherlock H olm es and by a m easure ol
Geo. B. Bourhill,V -Presid’t
common sense. H a ro ld N. Sandberg,
a w ell kn o w n ex p ert, ex p lain ed some
W. M. B arnett , Wasoo.
o f the methods o f his profession In the
W asco W arehouse M illing
Chicago T rib u n e :
Co, Waaoo, PerRC.Atwood
•T h e e x p ert In chlrography m ay pul
W asoo W arehouse M illing
a Juror to the proof th a t o a t o f a doeen
Co, Moro, Per L. Barnum
signatures o f hto
i DO tWO
a
A
w ill be alike In general fo rm . Th en hr
m ay tu rn t ^ t h e au th e n tic and forged
» I j M t u r e i In alm ost an y case and
■how to the la y m a n th a t the first
question o f fo rg e ry arose fro m the
fa c t th a t these tw o signatures a t s
firs t glance are -Id en tically a lik e to
alm ost the m in u test d e ta il. W it h all
the sk ill w h ich the fo rg e r puts In to hto
crooked w o rk, be keeps to the old prtn
clpto o f copying the au thentic eigne
tu re w hich be has In band, aud the
more ne arly he can reproduce the sig
n a tu re In ev ery prop ortio n the more
read ily the fo rg ery can be proved.
“ One o f th e moot Im p o rta n t facta
fto m w hich the ex p ert m ay begin hto
In vestigations o f possible forgery to
th a t every m an using a pen In w ritin g
haa hla ‘pen scope’
T h is technical
te rm describes th e average stretch of
paper w h ich a m an m ay cover w ttbo ol
liftin g the pen fro m tbe paper and
s h iftin g hto hand to continue th e line.
" In the case o f the signature o f one's
name, tt should be one o f the easiest
and least studied group o f words which
be to called on to p u t upon paper. In
w ritin g a le tte r, fo r exam ple, the pen
scope through It m ay show an average
stretch of one Inch fo r the te xt of the
letter, w h ile In the signature the whole
length o f tbe signature, tw ice as long,
m ay be covered, but If the w r ite r cov
era thia fu ll stretch o f his nam e In this
w ay the ex p ert may prove by the
shorter pen scope o f tbe copyist that
the studied copy to a fo rg ery oo Its
face, fo r, ho w ever free o f stroke the
fo rg e r m ay be, n a tu ra lly hto e ffo rt to
produce a facsim ile o f another man's
signature w ill m ake hto scope shorter
than th at of the original signer
"O ne o f the commooeut means o f re
producing a signature to to p u t the
genuine signature on s piece o f glaaa.
lay another piece o f glam on top o f |t
and fasten tb e p’ oee o f pun?- th a t to
to receive tLu, forj.-rjr vti L-.) wf that.
Then by bolding the g lam strips te a
bright light tbe orig inal sig nature casts
a shadow through, w hich m ay be
traced In pencil. From thia tracin g the
in k fo rg ery to completed.
“ B u t w hen a fo rg ery done In this
w a y la put under a strong m ag n ifyin g
lens it w ill not liear scrutiny
I f tbs
orig inal has s strong down stroke os
the ca pltsl letters tbe m ovem ent wVJ
be free and w ilt leave th e pen
wlM» sic oo f; c ’ gea. T b e m an who to
tmd: g such letters cannot tru s t him
eelf to tbe same free m ovem ent o f the
pen. and tbe result under tbe glaaa
atH>w< hesitation and u n certa in ty .”
H e
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Th e fe et th a t m any men ere occu
pied In m a k in g clothes fo r one In d ivid
nnl to th e cause o f there being m any
people u l: bout clothes.—Montesquieu
“Oacu I w ro te m y name on an egg.”
“D id you get e totter, M a u d e
“ T e a;
tw o years la te r fro m an actor."—Lo u to
r tile UoorlersJouraal.
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T o clean b roo m w ash It w ith pu l
verised w h itin g , then r u b ' w ith paste
o f plum bago end saffron and beat tbe
a rtic le before a Blow fire.
P u t your shoulder to your neighbor's
wheel o f boslnem and observe how It
w ill help yo u r e w a .—B a ltim o re A m e r
ican.
In th e b ill o f L a w y e r X ., la te ly hand
ed to his client, w aa th e Ite m . “ F o r a
dream I had ab ou t yo ur cam , 10
m a rk s ."—Jugeud.
It Daponda
D r Joh:uK>n wan once consulted by
az. out lady on th e degree of w lcked-
H ad o u a s I w a n t a good revo lver.
neee to 1 * atta.-bed to her eon's rob D e a l e r - A six eh o o tu rl H ad au m H et
bing an orchard.
‘M a d a m ” eald to r m ake It a nine shooter, It's fo r a
Johnaoa. “ It all depends upon the cat n e x t door —A lly fttoper.
w eight >if the Im y. I rem em ber m y
T h e tria n g u la r brid ge a t C ro yland,
sc hoo lfellow , D a v y d e rric k , who wee
a lw a y s a little fslfow , robbing a deeee Llncolnahtiu. to th e eldest bridge ta
orrhnrda w ith Im p u n ity , bot the ve ry E n g lan d and oae o f th e greatest curi
osities.
first tim e I clim bed op aa apple tree
fo r I w ee a lw a y s • heavy boy—th a
T h e re to « a tmeses as garden fas C hin a
bough broke w ith me, and I t w as th a t e m b rsem a a area e< 0 0 400 eqaare
called g Judgment.**
iiim It la an meadaw land sad to
Had with lakes, pends end senate.
KegHah Sunday Lews.
- T h e moat absurd o f B ritish tows to
undoubtedly th a t forbidding a mss
pareuing bto trad e ou finoday. A p a rt
from the m oral aspect o f the case, thte
la w |g constantly broken, and the «sues
being reported fo rm an excellent ad v e r
OaM iient fu r the law b reake r. Loadea
Telegraph.
T h e hurt Instance o f boding to death
took place la P ersia la 1100. T h e u f-
g u llty o f stealin g some state
revenues, w as p u t In to a caldron o f
d w a te r, w h ich w ee slo w ly heated
u> the boding point. H to bones w ore
Special Sales!
fiicj
Silk Viistiigs Sale
Plow s, D rills an d H a rro w s
offered a t e x tr a <lo w prices
Dealer in
Wagons, Buggies,
Dress Gilds D e in its Sale
Our entire stock of Fancy Silk
W aistinga, values $1.00 to $1.25 per
yard; all in a pile on the counter.
T ake your choice w hile they last at
55 cents per yard. •
All new patterns; bought at a
bargain and w ill be sold at a bargain
3 to 12 yards in each piece; worth
$1.50 to $2.00 per yard; w ill cut any
length you want at $1.00 per yard
ladies New Style b its
D n ’t fe rp t the Little Dies
Are just in receipt of another
la; « S f ip m e n t by express fresh from
W e ara just in receipt of a new
lot of childrens bearskin coats in all
colors, ages from 2 to 6 years.
the factory. Splendid values rang
ing in price from $xo.oo, $12.50,
$15 and up to $20. No better gar
ments to be had anywhere for the
money. Come and see for yourself.
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Our stock is complete in every
departm ent Come w hile the lines
are complete.
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Hacks,
and EXtras
o f all kinds.
Wasco liplefflClt loue,
W e have an extensive line of ladies and childrens underwear.
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B U IIN III
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ELES BUILDIMU, WtRTLAMO. ORMOM,
OUR FACULTY IS STRONGER THAN EVER
We have just eecared tbe services of two high salaried, prsctlcel men, ee
well ee leading beslneee educators, freta seel. We leave ne stone entered
We are now giving yoo tbe beet that money can procure.
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Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and bouse
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Thursday evenings of each
Im|>erial land roller, 18-ft ..1 1 0 .0 0
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Disc drill, 1 6 - 7 ..........................100.00
J. M. Parry, Heeretary.
1 8 - 7 ..........................106.00
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F. D. Plow», 3-bottom, 12 In . 60.00
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Regular oommunioatloa
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day evenings monthly.
Oliver cast plow, 2-bottom
By order W.M.
Mrs F J.Mendl.Hooy.
1 4 - in c h .........................
80.00
Naw Departure steal plow,
M e r e L e d g e , N e . 113,
3-bottom, 14 in c h . . . .
«6.00
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M eets ev ery H a tu rd e y
Two horaa power Internation
vent tig a t 7 JO o’clo ck.
al gaeolina engine, with
V is itin g
m em b ers are
pum ping-jack oom piste. 126.00
c o rd ia llv Io v lte d . M e m
bers a re expeoted 10 ba
Fairbanks engine, as above. 126.00
p rro a n l.
F re d J M v ln d l, N. G .
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G E James. Heorutarv.
s
C haz . G olliher , Proprietor
W a rn , Or
H ave a photo of your home put on
Postal Cards. Taken on a full plate
■ iie fi# * 8 % -
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View of your home,
. 16.00
Cabinets .
................ 3 50
H alf Cabinet a . .
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Stam p for each perron in
picture ................................. 26
Poet Cards........................... 1.00
At the Moro Gallery. My pictures
never fade.
P ercy H owell ,
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Moro, Or
B. K irk ,
A g e n t fo r th e
ALAM O
C eeo lin e
E n p ln e
Write for terms and prices.
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a a d e b t o f g ra titu d e th a t can
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by D r K ing s N ew Discovery. B oth lungs
were eo seriously afleeted th a t death
Receives Deposits, Sail exchange
Nicely embossed up to date band aeeanad a e ariy iaa m in eat, w han I began e n d do a General Banking huaiueaa
colored Thanksgiving Postal Carde, i taking N ew Dteeavary. T b e m I mm « d ry
hacking cough q u it before th e first bot
Hansen, Manager at Moro
eiz designs, for sale at The Observer tle was need, and tw o more bottles made
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Superior round uickel lipped end
riiblier top pencils, two-for-6 oenle
sod e-tme for 10 cte |>er dot., at tbe
Obeervvr B'<ok Store.
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Fir Salt
H e F a u g h t a t G e tty s b u r g - f
D avid P a rk e r, of F a y e tte , N Y , w ho
lost a foot a t G ettysburg, w rites, E le c tric
B itters have done m e m ore good th a n
sa y m edicine I ever took. F u r m vei
yeara I had aiomecb tro u b le , end paid
out m uch m oney lo r m ed ic in a to little
porpoee, u n til I began ta k in g E le c tric
B itte rs . I would not take |6 0 0 for w hat
th ey have «lone (or m e .” G reat a lte ra
tive end body b u ild e r; tonic lor th e egad
and for fem ale w eakneaa; beet of a ll lo r
latneback and weak kidneya. G u aranteed
by M oro P harm acy. 60c.
One 4-room honao, and one lot
on Conri aimai.
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The
In s triM itii u i V ia l
Ti Sq. Sell of Enkup
George Q. DeMoea is now nt hone
and w ill teaoh Voiee Culture, V10-
lincello, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin.
Cornet Band a specialty. Call or
addrero,
O sorge G. D e M oto ,
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DaMoaa Springs, Or
Limber Ian, for Sale.
am obliged to offer for sale or trade
my lumber and wood business in
Kent. W ill trade for stoek or a
farm. For particulars address
J. H B ottemillkr ,
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Kent, Or
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P atents
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Tba Dallaa, Oragoa, Ootohar R 1S0I |
A aafltotoat «oatoot affidavit bavinu h*«ii
ad te teto ateaa by >■■■ I ba a N Molnnaa
waaoaSoad aatrv M o lt.-
lSOt, ter te a M C X e a a -
Ferry
Take pleasure in announcing that
they have purchased the Grants’
Ferry, and w ill operate the ferry
between Cliffs, W ashington, and
Rufne, O egon
They eolieit the
patronage of the public and w:li do
all they possibly can in giving
quick and prompt eervioe.
C u r w F erry C ompany ,
275]
J. M. Charters
Are guaranteed. You can have
them by writing, or calling at my
resideboe at Demoes springs, Sher
man county, Oregon.
246]
A lex . H unter , Agent
Vitcbes Repairing, etc.
Send your watches, jewelry, etc.,
needing repsire, to me, and I w ill
uarantee per'ect satisfaction. Wm
fodolf is m y agent in Moro, at
whoee place of business any article
may be left to be forwarded, and
who w ill return the same to you in
good shape
O. M. H eacock ,
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LsGrande, Or
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Sckiitifk Bnurkas.
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fisci. Orlili.
Every kind of rig to order,
and ell orders prompt end satis
factory et reasonable prions.
seretes a f teto seMea-
Farmers teem s fed e s wall ee
reby mSeeed sad
sfieaabySne they are fed at home, if not better.
Telephone at mir expense.
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F b ilitm it lifer] Ce.
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
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M oros B a r b e r S h o p '
P o r c e la in B a th T u b a .
Everything First Class and Up to date.
A gent for the Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick B u ild in g next Observer Cffice
EDGAR
C liffs
Company
lhmq.fiw.lrtM, it: y, H ¡,,
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lota or house
hold goo«i8 for ealeB exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
1’rof. H enry 8 . DeMoss w ill
erty, will find T he O rrerver a
good medium for advertising and taash Music s t DeMoss Springs, and
is prepared to visit other localities
securing a customer. Try
T he O bserver , Moro, Or and givs Musical Institutes. He
w ill taaoh Harm ony, Piano and
Organ, but V iolin in his specialty.
Call nr address,
H ensy 8 . D e M oss ,
DaMoaa Springs, Or
In consequenoe of ill health I 276]
F. R. A X T E L L , MORO, OR
and Jeweler.
Moro, Or
Llegut S u it F u i
tino SO. townabip 1 ooaih, raugo ! • M a l, W.
M.. and that auid proof » ili he m »d, he fora
tha Uaatoter and Koeaircr. et Tba Ilaltoe,
OagAn.on DoeaaibarMb, 1907.
Ha namea tba followma witnaMoa
prova bla «»ntinoooa roaidanm opon 1
aaltivfttiun of tbe land, via: P M nuirtiiaa.
John Giliaon, W H T a rla r nnd (tosar Hag-
rlaa, all of Monkland, Oraeou.
Mi. I 20-2771
C. W Mooaa, Me«tater
Office at Furniture Store.
Prjctlcil Witchmikcr
Pun,
For Saia. 80 acre«, about 15
suitable for Alfalfa or fruit trees, Particular Attention Given to
quits a variety oi choioa trees now
Optical Work
in banring. Con ba irrigated with
J^O TIC Z POR PUBLIC ATI OM.
water from aprlnga. 66 acres of
THE DALLES,
- OREGON
pepertinent of thè Interior.
) beet wheat land in Sherman ooonty
Laod Offiee et Tbe Deltos, O r.,
| Located 0« tha railway 2 | m iles
Oetobw M th, ÌZOT.
south o i Da
Notlee la hereby gtven tbal Artkar L north of Moro, M
Davia. ot Monkland, Oreeon.baa fitod aoSlee Morn station. Price 130 per acre—
of bis intoulioa lo make (1n«l eomraatatiau dirt cheap. For particular« write to
pro-rf in «appori of bis a la la , via: Hnaae-
J . M. D«Moee,
rlead Entry No. lX,68fi »« d e July W.tWH, (or
tbe lo» 7, N * S ( « E X ao dW R N e ,« of n o 275]
DeMoas Springs, Or
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
Both in W orkmanship and Price
L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r .
MORO
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V a lie v , O reg o n
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, R a a e f b a w r a amffi U a a y 1st M|.«to
H arness S addles H alters
, Repairing Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
A lw a y s Remember th e Fall Name
axative Rrom o Quinine
Cores a Cold in O ne D ay, Crip in T w o .
35«.
M O RO , O R EG O N .
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LIVERY, FEEO ANO SALE STARLESS.
J- M. OUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager,
Talopboea from Tba Dallaa or
Hharman oowaly potato e* e a r e>p«n»a
Bervloa
farnlabad to or from Moro to eev palata
OUR MOTTO «Ttoom te. pTOIk-
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.'
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