Sherman County observer., November 29, 1907, Image 2

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1« » T TURKEY AS
í i h M F r V P I * . I • The only new« from college«
go-callcd.
CUPID’S AID.
Oklahoma Pair Outwlttod Star« Father
by Training Fraud Gobbler.
M o r« C llf o f f ic ia l P a p e r.
“Bo long a« we live we w ill never
Prewirieut Roosevelt begins to
eat another turkey, qp4 none
O F F IC IA L . P A F B M O F
admire W. Jennings Bryan, aud if t help
h ill over ba cooked In oor home.’*
M ORO, OB KOON.
be can «oothe Watterson, perhaps Big. boylab Jim Burdett, who Uvea
five mile« out of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
might indorse the commouer.
D. C. I mki . and S« n ........ Komm«
turned to his pretty young w ife for
approval when be recently made thia .
C. L. I mklan d , M anager .
Johu D. Rookeleller any» I hat he declaration to a visitor, aaya an O kla­
Sind for advertisiog ratee.
lyelievea Pteeident Roosevelt to be homa City special dispatch to the Cin­
cinnati Commercial Tribuna.
44gotnatc*1 by the host of luotivt«,
I should say we w ill not,” she re­
FRIDAY.....................Nov. 29, 1907 ansi hftVM no ciiiiclsin to make of plied, looking proudly out of the w in­
any kiutl. ThUi financial condition dow where a big gobbler wss strutting
In the sunshine as though king of his
Ta P atron« and C erraspo nd anta.
wtut fot'Aeeeu long itefore it
lelt,
surround In if".
and
several
well
known
men
point­
Jim Burdett’s farm adjoins the home­
' Don’t «end u« for free publication any­
thing of an advertising chasacter.
ed out th »t it waa bound io come stead of George Lampbeer, the fath er
of Mrs. Burdett, form erly Miss Nellie
AU local« will be run till ordered out, anletw ineiiHtirF» were adopted tq Lampbeer. The young couple played
Un let* otherwise specified.
stt p it."
together when they were children and
Don’t ask us to send you names and ad-
when they grew older became sweet­
Jress of corresfondepts. T h ^ f r a private
hearts.
The
financial
statement
of
the
2d
matter between them and us.
' Old man Lampbeer divined some­
Copy for ads, change», etc., must be hi Oregon District Agricultural Soci­ thing of the mutual feeling existing
the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wednes- ety, for the fair in the Dalles Iasi between them and one night Interrupt­
lay to insure proper care and attention.
month, shows a balance on hand ed a pleasant tete-a-tete by appearing
Don’t send us article» on politics, tem­
before them w ith a shotgun
of
91,034.90 for the next fair. The »uddenly
perance or religion. Discussion of such
snd Inform ing young Burdett that If
.oplcs only leads to violent and abusive officers are justly proud of this con­ lie again sought to see Miss Neills be
language In the end.
dition of things, and that the fair would be ahot
Avoid personalities. Compliments deli­ has demonstrated that I lie district
A fte r that Nellie was kept Indoors.
cately given are always acceptable, but
She was not even permitted to attend
is
soodhd
to
none
in
the
q
u
a
lity
,
even they must not be overdone, as the
church. H e r only outdoor recreation
charge of Incinceritv is apt to follow a variety aud quantity of its pro consisted of feeding the fowls In the
ahower of pretty nothings spread broad
barnyard. .She caught a gobbler one
dvetious.
cast.
day, to find a note which read as fol­
Before coming to »he city to trade read­
lows:
ers are requested toexaniine TheObsei ver
If Theodora Hhoutz, Gladys Van
“Nellie, deareet, I have been feeding
advertising columns. Its Ihe active, wide- I
I del-bill, Anu» Gould, and hundred» your turkeys for six weeks to get this
sequentiy he Is the mo« «ccomm.idstijig, j
otber soppy brained daughters of chance. Don’t ever think I ’ve ever
forgotten you, and don’t believe any
t the cheapest, and deals the most lib- ■
erally In ever? way
dollar padded Hires, could be de stories you may bear about me. 1
~ The Observer lias l»een established I Pr’ve<^
privilege of buying mol haven’t been going to see any other
nearly 21 years, and it ha« some subscri- ■ ly coddle foreigners in britches tor girl, and I never shall. Anawer in the
her* who have received It regularly for
if, would ease the money morning by return turkey. Jim .”
A fte r thia the gobbler became their
more than half a »core of year*
Mary i
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of the^e object to having the OW Reliable p market immensely.
But being ol (►ostotftce and mall cnrrler. Notes were
discontinue«! at «lie time ol expiration ot
ftge> and without the Beuse of exchanged each day. A few weeks
their subscriptions, iiud lor I helr'bent'fit, as
after the flret communication Jim re­
for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip­ retinol), protest« .do not count for ceived a note inform ing him that Nel­
tions only when notified to do so, except anything.
lie’s father would be abeent for two
bv agreement made at the lime the ac­
hours in the afternoon.
count Is opened, w hen It Is noted upon
Jim and Nellie mounted horses and
the calendar to be discontinued promptly
That «leaf and dumb fakir who came to Oklahoma City and were mar­
M the time specified. All person» paying
In advarce at the lime of rubscribing, will wargathering in funds of the Easy ried.
have the benefit of the $260 rate for two
years, or the $6 00 rate lor five years. We Marks iu this couuty recently, is
SOFT DRINK SQUAD.
send The Observer to any responsible per­ now an iumaie of Kelly Butte for
son who orders it, though they may not
He was neither deaf nor Dis Wiley's Pure Food M artyrs to Teat
send the money with the order, with the ,90 days.
understanding that they are to pay 12}* dumb, but was an opium fiend, aud
Bummer Baveragoe.
cents per month for It, until such time as
A “soft drink squad” w ill be the next
a
member
uf
the
notorious
Astoria
they may wish Io take advantage of the
of D r. Harvey W . W iley’s classes In
above liberal discounts. From this date , gang of bogus hauk note passers.
the agricultural department search for
we are prepared to discoui t rates to all
leading Weekllesand Magasinea published His mail coining to his uaiue,Frank pure food law violators, says a W ash­
In the United States, to any prepaid reader Klmore, since his conviction, has ington conrrespondent of the New
York American.
ol The Old Reliable Oluerver. Come with
revealed his identity.
the money—as that Is IndUpenaibie.
Though It Is late In the season, the
class used In the Investigation w ill
have to consume summer leverages
It is reported that John D. Rock and soda fountain decoctions la aw e
Send The Observer to your absent
friends. I t is better than a leper, ef'dler hatf stowed away in vaults of inspiring doeee. I f there are any dele­
and give« all Ihe home news.¿Four the Standard Oil Co., 9100,000,000 terious effects, these w ill be noted, and
worth of government bonds. If this trouble w ill be very likely to follow
months for 50c.
for the drink manufacturers.
is true, he is the government’s cred­ The investigation is to be undertaken
at the request of the w ar department,
Taking off the motto suits some , itor to the extent of nearly 1 9th of which recently prohibited the sale of
I he interest bearing debt of the peo­
who would n’t even trust the A l­
certain soft drinks In canteens of the
mighty, if he were running a bank. ple. The significance of which is division of the east
Special Sales!
a
w
uh
But when bankers steal (roin them that the amount of bonds so hoard­
In Walls of Old M int.
•elves there seems to be excuses for ed has prevented National Banks The Geld
paaalug of the old United States
ftout
increasing
the
circulation
to
lack of confidence.
that e x te n t by depositing I fie hood« mint building at Denver reminds old
timers of the early struggle« of the
with the treasury..
government to make the maintenance
German)’ nod Great Britain have
of the m int worth while, aaya the Den­
ver P o s t
Then came 1870 and the
again expressed a desire for univer­
A coin that has buen kept as A great strikes a t Leadville, which
sal peace. With the Kaiser, the
brought tons of bullion to Denver and
King, ' and Uncle Sam ail of one I «‘»“ venir of the 1837 panic, was ex kept the m in t officials busy and the
hilnted
in
the
Journal
office
at
Port­
mind, it will tie hard for any other
Institution running a t fu ll capacity
land. It is about the size of a 910 The destruction of the building marks
coin bi nation to piovoko a war.
piece, a ml is apparently made of the end of the chapter. By the terms
copper aud alloys. It bears on the of the contract for the destruction of
the building and the erection of the
The ohl theory that there».»«. f<(J)
new Boettcher building on Its site all
be t o la . good 1» every ».»»’ 1» eer
Bbon, |be
, , th# , nwrlp. the m aterial becomes the property of
U .uly true. Jt would be » very 1<-(
for 8uln i>|Mten, . the contractors, and they are saving
bl rgl“r.
i»» wreath o f m k every particle of piaster on the theory
to a bank in times like these uhTess leave»,’».»« the <«».: *May 10, 1837, that there must be some valuable set­
tlings of gold duat In any o f the per­
he really thought he had money in surrounded by the words: ‘Specie vious m aterial a fte r the m in t’s long
years o f use. The planter w ill be sub­
the institution.
Payments Suspended.’ The denom­ mitted to a process whereby much gold
ination for which the coin stood
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. is la expected to be extracted.
“ Look out for bad money,” was not mentioned upon i t
Bridg* For Automobile*.
not printed on the Bushong edition
W ith the completion of the unique
of the Portland Bankers certificates
It appear.« to be neoeassry that automobile bridge over the Piru ford,
bat they have been called in for a the bankers holidays be continued the road to Ventura and Santa Barba
aeries more resqpibling money, and nntil the first of the new year. Some re, Cal., by way of the Newhall grade
leas liable to excite the cupidity of of the best business men of Oregon may be said to be open for regular an
tomoblle traffic, aaya the Loa Angeles
counterfeiters.
say thxt if the lid were raised now Times. The bridge which has recently
been completed over the Piru ford
by Gov. Chamberlain, he would be one
of the few bridges In the world
A counterfeiter has lieen arrested
inviting a string of receivers from expressly built for automobile traffic
for making -dollarsot full weight
Huntington to Ashland, for oon Thera la another like It a t Torrance
and fineness, which he was able to
cerna snd meu that owe the hanks. N. M., and these two are supposed to
be the only ouee In America. I t con
do at a profit of nearly 50 percent.
If it is necessary to keep up Ihe alats really of two tracks across the
The President will feel fortified in
holidays to the clo**e of the year in stream, each wide enough to carry an
his views to hear that the pious
order to aPow greater preparation, automobile wheel w ith plenty of m ar­
gin for bad steering. For safety the
motto was included io the imita
and more settled conditions, to the aides of the track are built up no that
tion.
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end that men of different comma a wheel cannot Blip off. The tracks
nities, who should maintain a spirit are wide enough for passage by people,
Pessimists parade the statement
but no wagons can go over. Perhaps
of co operation, may tie kept from the best feature of a bridge of thia
that It will require 6,500,000
of
each other's business throats, then, kind la that cattle cannot uae I t
provisions to feed the 13,700 men
say the people generally, who have
on the American fleet during the
Motel Gama girds as Deaerations.
thought about the subject, let the
Fashionable women returning to the
voyage from the Atlantic to the
United States from abroad who give
Pacific. A s the same amount would holidays continue.
11 m
be neoeesary if the ships remain in­
active, that item, like many others
mentioned in this connection, is not
•o formidable as the arithmetician
of the effete east would appear to
make i t
Astronomers who have kept their
gaze concentrated on Mars, looking
for canals, or on Mercury hoping to
find traces of an atmosphere, will
be consumed with envy st the good
fortune of the director of Oxford
Observatory, who has recently wit­
nessed s sun burst of flume 326,000
miles high. Barely the solar system
is a 3 ring circus, which taxes the
attention of all observers.
It is said that the carpets snd
. furniture in the executive chamber
at the state capital bear evidence of
the consuming words of his honor
in recent colloquial contests with
■late treasurer Steel snd Bob Hnme
the Wedderbnrn salmon king. The
flurried edges of the Turkish rag
beneath the governor’s chair were
aeorcbed to a blunt finish. If Gov.
Chamberlain is accused of playing
politics; bnt that is neither here nor
there; it is in the .interest of the
people.
«V.
A T. l»!«'Gi1«r.
Nobody had ever accused Nathan
Flnrlowe of Indulging In romance or
sentiment. When It came to a ques­
tion of young Jared Parker*« m arrying
one of M r. Harlow e’s daughters, the
practical father was amaaed to find
how little Influence hla wisdom had.
“Got hla mind all aet on 1‘bemla,”
M r. Uarlow e remarked In a daaed tone
to one of hla neighbor«, “and I couldn’t
turn him no uiore'n I could turn an
lnjlne! I put It to him plain and offer­
ed him tiidncemeuta, but ’tw an’t a mite
o* uae.
“ ’M arthy's the oldest aud ought to
be married fust by rights,* I said to
him, ‘and, uiore'n that, ahe'a a autt-
abie height You’d oughtn’t to take a
little abort piece like l ’hemle, tall as
you are!* But I couldn’t convince him.
“ ‘I ’m a going to have Pbemle and
that mahogany bureau ahe’a told me
about* be aaya,* laughing.
“ ’Sakes alive, man” I said to him.
T h e re '* two bureaus goes with M ar
thy. and maybe three!* But he Just
laughed and shook hla head, eo then I
gave up contending w ith him once and
for all. There'« no reason to him.*’—
Youth's Com pa u Ion.
the customs officials so much trouble
are bringing horn« enameled metal
birds tucked In w ith gems, aaya the
New York Frees. Ona woman writes
from lx»ndon to friends In New York
that there la a great fancy for these
toys. “ Metal game blrda,” abe aaya.
“are In favor, and a pheasant that la
almost life alas can be purchased for
the decoration of a dinner table. But
ae a rule smaller animals are used for
the purpose. They are arranged about
a centerpiece of fru it and flowers pack­
ed In a small market basket of brown
oaler, the who)« lielng highly sugges­
tive of open a ir life so dear to the
aportaman and sportswoman at thia
season o f the year.”
“Financed.” -
“Deah me, Mlsa Ma ha la, who's de
awell gem men wot don* tuk yo* out
w alkin’
“D a t gem men? He'a de one what la
laanced tub me, Mletah J oh using.
Baltim ore American.
Fancy Silk Waistiigs Sale
Dress Golds Remnants Sale
Our entire stock of Fancy Silk
W aistings, values $ i.o o to $1.35 per
yard; all in a pile on the counter.
T ake your choice while they last at
55 cents per yard.
All new patterns; bought at a
bargain and w ill be sold at a bargain
3 to ia yards in each piece; worth
$1.50 to $a.oo per yard; w ill cut any
length you want at $1.00 per yard
Ladies New Style Coats
Den’t Forget the tittle Ones
W e are just in receipt of another
large shipment by express fresh from
the factory. Splendid values rang­
ing in price from $io.oo, $13.50,
$15 and up to $20. >. No better gar­
ments to be had anyw hete for the
money. Come and see for yourself.
W e are just in receipt of a new
lot of childrens bearskin coats in all
colors, ages from a to 6 years.
Good Times In Turkey.
A Novelty.
“You |>eople of the warm er cl tins toe
G u e s t-1 hear yon are g«»lng to give
have little bleu of our exhilarating win­
np housekeeping • Host— 8b—not eo
ter eports,** said the tourist from Naw
loodt
M y w ife wants to have the
Baglai
;l«nd.
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Satisfaction of discharging the
“Oh. I don't know,** responded the
Peck.
Turk
“W e have some pretty lively
little «laying i»art»ea over In A rm e n ia ”
W hile we are ronaldedng when U>
Times.
wgiu It hi eftote toe late to acL-Qato-
Plow s, D rills an d H a rro w s
offered
a t e x tra lo w prices
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Dealer in
Wagons, Buggies,
Im p le m e n ts
Hacks,
E X tra s
and
o f all kinds.
Wasco Implement House,
Our stock is complete in every
department» Come w hile the lines
are complete.
THE
L E A D IN C
Chas. 6oiiiher, Propriatv.
B U S IN E S S
COLLEGE
EU CH U U J L D IN U , P O R T L A N D . O K B U O N ,
THE
B E S T IS N O N E
T O O COOD FOR YOU t
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Our« la n er o l the Ian larfrrat hutloe»» ro llefes ia the Coiled Stale«.
K nrnllinrnt p*»l )« a r, Mt.' pupil».
Bkjulpment, lift, (MX).
Graduate« are a ll em ployed.
Ptared )U1 pupils Int.» lucrali«— poaitino» duriog |>aat year. W ill p la tt you when loinpeteol
W e have an extensive line of ladies and childrens underwear.
H, W
I lg H N K K , Pre..
SEND FO R C A TA LO G U E
I . M . W A L K K R , P r i*
M c C o y - A t w o o d C o ., W asco
T he D alles I ron W orks
J. B.fi^CIrk, P ro p rie to r.
Nobody is too young, nolody too
old, to enjoy reading The Youth’«,
Companion. For that rea«on it
makes one of the most appropriate
of Christmas gifts. One of the.few
whose actual worth far outweighs
the cost. Welcome as the |>aper
may be to ihe casual reader on the
train, at the office in the public li­
brary, it is, after ail, the paj«er of
the home. The regularity and fre­
quency of its visits, the cordial sin­
cerity of its tone, make for it won
the place of a familiar friend iu the
house. Like a good friend, too, it
stands always for those traits and
qualities-which are typified in the
ideal home, and are the sources of
nations health and true proeperi-
.y. 1-* there another Christmas
present < osting so little that equals
it?
On.receipt of 91.76 the yearly
subscription price, the publishers
send to the new subscriber all the
remaining issues for 190- and the
calendar in full color for 1908. Full
illustrated announcement of the
new volume for 1908, with sample
copies to any audreea, tree.
Intending subscribers can get the
benefit of clubbing rates, by sub­
scribing at The Observer offioe.
Eurafca
F a rm M a e h la e ry S a rg a le s .
The Companion as a X-Mas Gift.
Lodge N a . 121-
A . F A A. M .,
Four section U-bar harrow .924.00
Imperial laud roller, 18-ft .110.00
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16-ft .105.00
................... 100.00
Disc drill, 1 6 -7 .........
...................106.00
M
18-7
F. D. Plow«, 8-bottom, 12 in . 60.00
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* 3-bottam, 14 in. 70.00
“
“ 3-hot tom, 16 in . 77.60
Oliver cast plow, 2-bottam
14-inch.............................. 30.00
NeW Departure steel plow,
3-hot tom, 14 inch . . . . . 66.00
Two horse power Internation­
al gasoline engine, with
pumping-jack complete. 126.00
Fairbanks engine, as above. 126.00
Wasco Implement House,
C has . G ollihkr , Proprietor
____ Wasco, Or
Special attontioi) given to farm machine repairing
Quick and reliable work guaranteed.
Prices always Reasonable; phone at shop and house
O r.
Meets the flrat and th ird
rburada.v evening* of each
m onth Vialttng members
eordU lly luvltod to meet
B y order o f the W . M .
J. M. Parry, Secretary.
B a th le h R m
Will he paid by the undersign­
ed for information leading to, the
arrc9t and conviction of the person
or iMTeons who- have inaliciou«lv
cut my wire fences on my farm 8
miles west of Wasco, Sherman Co.,
Oregon,
J. R. K askbkho ,
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Wa«oo, Or
Hick’s 1908 ilmanac.
The Rev Irl R Hicks’ Almanac
Ipr 19^8'i« now ready for delivery,
and excel« nil former editions in
beauty and value. It contain« the
Hicks weather forecast« complete
for the whole year,finely illustrated.
Tho price by mail 1« 36c, at news
stand« and book store« 30c. Word
and Works, the Rev Irl R Hicks’
fin« monthly magazine,contain« all
hia weather forecast« from month
to month, together with a va«t
amount of the beat family reading.
Tho price 1 b 91 a year, and one al­
manac with each aubacription.
Agents wanted.
The Observer Book Store,
276]
Moro, Or
J u m e« S h iw a r t
Address: M ORO, OREGON.
you Cannot flfford
to take cbancoe
O f conree three who are acnnelnted
w ith W a lk 11««« L ln liu e u t wonhl not be
w ith ou t a full supply a t any tim e ae It
la gorxl both Inte rn a lly and externally
for man aud hueat.
W a tk in s L axto n e 1« the very heat
liquid laxative me«le, ae over 400 eae-
tomera In Sherman county can teetlfk,
It not only aria aa a laxaLve bat tonic
ae well.
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D ts o u ,
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A guaranteed engine, uses any kipd of vapor fuel
L ed ge, N o . 113,
Ï M l . O o re
. O f . Muro, Oregon,
Meets every Het onlay
«veiling at 7:30 o’clock.
V is itin g members are
cordially invite«l. M em ­
!»
ber* -are ex;»ecled to lie
praeent.
F re I J M eludl, N . G .
G E James. Hecrelarv.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
Both in Workmanship sn d ^ r ic e .
i , , u r * n « r*«m n n n n n i i iTm T u m m m i , m i i i i i , , , n i
P o r c e la in
H in n y , PiiM , flrp i, Etc
Prof. Henry 8. DeMoes will
teach Mnsle at DeMoes Springs, and
is prepared to visit other localities
and give Musical Institutes. - He
will teach Harmony, Piano and
Organ, but Violin in his specialty.
Gall or address,
H kkmy 8. D k M orb ,
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DeMoes Springs, Or
Any person or persons having
horses, oattle, houses, lots or house­
hold goons for sale, exchange, or
parties deairing to buy such prop­
erty, will find T hk O brkbvkr a
good medium for advertising and
«souring a oustomer. Try
T hk O rokkvkr , Moro, Or
MORO
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OREGON,
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G ra s s
V a lie v ,
V S a « * f* r l* r »
M ad
to « e p
s o v
O re g o n
In
M t- c k
H arness S addles H alters
Repairing Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
A lw ays Remember the Full Name
Watches Repairing, etc. | ^axative f t ro m o Q u in in 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 any article
may he left to be forwarded, arid
who will return the same to you in
good shape.
O. M. H r acock ,
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LaGrande, Or
REED HULSE Pballamoat Livery Co
Proprietor of
Tuba.
E D G H R L E W I S . P r o p r ie to r .
I
Take pleasure iu announcing that
they have purchase«! the Grant«’
Ferry, and will operate the ferry a
bstweqn Cliff*, Washington, and
Rufus, O egoh They rolicit the
patronage of the public and will do
all they poeeibly can in giving
quick and prompt service.
C liffb F erry C ompany ,
275]
J. M. Charter«
In consequence of ill health I
am obliged to offer for sale or trade
my lumber and wood hu«ine«a in
Kent. Will trade for stock or a
farm. For particular« address
J. H. BoTTErtlLLRR,
2671. >
Kent, Or
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Agent for tho Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
C om pany
Lumber lard for Sale.
B a th
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Lverything first Class and Up to date.
The Cliffs Ferry
Georgs G. DeMoas is now at hone
and will teach Voice Culture, Vio-
linoello, Guitar, Banjo. Mandolin.
Cornet Band a specialty. Call or
address,
G komis G.-DxMoea,
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DeMoes Springe, Or
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F. R. AXTELL, MORO, OR i
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Office at Furniture Store.
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For Sale. 80 acres, about 16
suitable for Alfalfa or fruit tree«,
quite a variety of choioe trees now Particular Attention Given to
in bearing. Can be irrigated with
Optical Work
water from springs. 66 acres of
best wheat land in Sherman oounty
OREGON
Located on the railway 2 | miles THE DALLES, -
north of Moro, % mile south of De
Moss station. Price 930 per sere—
dirt cheep. For particulars write to
J. M. D b M oss ,
276]
DcMoss Springs, Or
For C o u g h s an d C olds try oar
Cough Cure, money beck If not
Write for terms and prices.
-A.
F. 01. Clarke
I l Riy, Sill it Lichiiige
Slock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
E n g in e
C h a p te r.
No 7« O .X S .
Regular com munication
each 2d and 4th T hurs­
day evenings m o n th ly.
By order W .M .
M rs F J.M eodl.Secy.
N.
fir Sale ir k i t .
4
M O O Reward.
C aso lin e
I . Ä. Gordon Co.
Sute ud t o to n .
A Hard D ebt te Pay.’
"I owe
Elegut t a i l F iti
ALAM O
A g e n t fo r th e
a debt of gratitude that can
never ba paid off, write« G 8 C la rk , of
Weatfield, Is , for my reecue from death,
by D r Kings New Discovery. Both langa
M o ro a n d G rs a a V a lle y .
were so seriously affected that death
seemed nearly im m inent, when I began
Receives Deposits, Hell exchange,
taking ttnw tMaaaV^y. Tba oaainnna dry
Slid do a General Banking buatneae.
hacking cough quit before the first bot­
tle was used, and two more bottles made
P. Hansen, Manager at Moro
a complete ears.” Nothing baa ever equ­
alled NawDieoovery for cougha,celdi and
all throat and lung complaints. G uar­
e n v r*l R ankin« «*<5 * x e h « « (« b«i»l*«e
H a Fou gh t a t G ettysbu rg -
anteed at the Moro Pharmacy ,80c.and >1 Ira A n < »».-i«-)
; I m u » ateri», t i l l « <ll«.'ou*i»«l, com
David Parker, of Fayette, N Y , who T ria l bottle free.
n « -t*l ç r - 4 t ' i g r s r f r 4 : íe p M li» r*£ e t;e d * a
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a u fte b t * r . ’« u n t « n iiin » «• e n e ra . t a t» r* » l
lo«t a foot at tiattysbnrg, w ritee.Blectm
• a ili..« I r
;
Bit'era have done me more g«»od than
any m edkine I ever took. For several
yeare I had stomach trouble, and paid
out much money for medicine to little
One -room house, «nd one lot
purjiose, until I began taking Electric on Court street.
b iltera. 1 would not take >'»00 for what
B. F. Put»,
Practical Watchmaker
they have «lone lor me.,r Great «Itera­ 2 7 Î)
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Moro, Or
tive and hotly builder; tonic for the aged
and Jeweler.*
and for female weakness; beat of all for
lamehackand weak kidneys. Guaranteed
by Moro Pharmacy. 50c.
T
Mother and Ben.
Mother— Now, you alt down In that
chair and be good for ten rnlnutee.
Ben—I don't want to. Pa’ll be home
In ten mlnntea, and I ’ll have to be
good anyw ay —Judge.
Farm Machinery Bargains
ife;» - «Ute.
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in T w o.
on Box.
•
J. M. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager.
D r I m
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
T*leph<M* from Th*
or any Hh*rman ooo*»y pointe at oar exp«are
H»rrte*
farn1«b«d to «r from More to Any pointe.
O U R M O T T O “PU am Hw public.”
C IT Y DRAY NO . 2
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L IV E R Y , F E E D A N O S A L E S T A B L E S .
lasco, Oregon. ;
Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and satis­
Draying of all Kind«.
factory at reasonable prices.
Farmers teams fed as well as
Trunks and Gripe Hauled to and
they are fed at home, if not better.
from all trains
Telephone at our expense.
M ORO, OREGON.
25c.
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EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
M.’ tt . .