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OBSERVER.
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iblxìr Stani pa Furnished.
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M oro, S h erm an
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W m . Rudolf
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First street, Strong brrtok; Moro, Ora.
W AY
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
it burn holes in your pockets. Aside from the fact that
. y o u r money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
rends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
and a general understanding of business principals essen­
tial to your success.
To t t e wfolii web relation! we heartily eiteni oor services.
W a sc o
W a r e h o u se
M .LL.N O C O , B A N K M oro
P U IM B IN G * » S TE A M FITTIN G
\ - A ll k in d s of R eservoir and C istern work in con-
n eolion w ith w ater sy stem s in sta lled in first
class sty le an d a ll work d o n e guaranteed.
D y n a m ite and pow der work on a ll k in d s of Rock E x ca v a tio n s
H. A. S tuart, Moro, Oregon.
P ustmim , B rick I mp B owcrete W ork
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fa in tin g , j^aper
B oth in W ork m an sh ip and Price
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Drs. Beers asd Morse
Vinton Hotel
J. R. Morgan ’
Convientto Business
W. H. Ragsdale
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P ortlnud
Meindl & Bryant
Office a t F u rn itu re Store.
F. R. AXTELL, MORO, OR
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H otel M oro
N earest H o tel to B u sin ess Center, B an k s and Depot.
Sunday Dinner 35 cents.
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
M. E. Miller
Morris» t o i l
Opposite Post O ffice
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Moro, Oregon.
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Hotel Oregon
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Swiss Girl’s Sad Plight
Waeee Cathello Churoh.
To the Catholics of Moro Mission:
During m y recent Easter visitation of
my large mkwlonary dtotrlot, I announ­
ced to the various congregations th a t
I visited th a t it waa m y Intention to
gather In to Wasco on the first of A u ­
gust, or Im m ediately after the harvest-
lug season, all the boys of m y whole
district of sufficient age to m ake their
first oom muniou and to be oonfirmed,
and 1 now desire to extend through
T he Observer the same Invitatio n to
the parents and youth o f Moro and
vicinity. I also stated that I would
personally bear all the expense of these
boys once they came under m y charge.
T h a t la, I would board, lodge, train,
educate and supply them w ith religious
literature, w ith o u tA t^dlar fex^euse to
th<9) selves or parents. I remarked to
the bAyswith whom I persobally spoke
on this subject, that whilst they would
sp nd a large amouut of tim e In reli­
gious tra ln lu g and In" preparation for
the reception of the sacraments as
above, I would give thgm a good, plea­
sant tim e and an opportunity to indulge
In healthy, boyish sports. I desire It
however clearly understood by the
parents, and by the boys themselved,
th a t I require the boys to know their
prayers and catechism fairly well be­
forehand, so th a t they m ig ht the better
profit by the Instructions I shall give
them d urin g tfie m onth or six weeks
they m ay be under m y charge. The
prayers they are to memorize are: T he
O ur Father, H a il M ary, H o ly M ary,
Apostles Creed, Conflteor, Acts of Con­
tritio n , F a ith , Mope and C h arity, H a il,
H o ly Queen, T he Ten Commandments
and the six Itecepts of the church. The
age of first oommuniou and confirm­
ation to from l^n years upwards;
exceptioualy w ell Instructed, good
brigh t boys, a year younger, m ig h t be
permitted to receive these sacraments.
O w ing to the fact th a t on the 26th of
M ay last, I m et w ith a very severe
accident, from the effects of which I
am now under the „doctor's care in Kt.
Vincents hospital, some may th in k that
I have abandoned the Idea of trainin g
these boys, as above outlined, h ut I
have not. I am more Intent now than
ever, as I consider it about the only
practical means of accomplishing any
good on these w ild misa.uns’ iur the
dear boys themselves, and of keeping
them and th e ir parents strong in the
faith. N o hoy or m an w ill be shut out
from this opportunity, quite a number
are anxious to come, and the more the
merrier. 1 w ill furnish tlue, free, ample
accomodations for all, and we w ill feed
them well, too. 1 hepe to visit the
missions again by the end of J u ly ,
please God, and m ake personal arrange­
ments for their propoeed visit to Wasco.
For further Inform ation and.particulars
w rite Im m ediately to
Rev. F ather H ick kt ,
8 t. Michael’s Church, Wasco, Or.
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Electric Call Belle.
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
E. B. Dufur
All O R & N Train« Stop at Front Door
R a ilw a y T ic k e t Office in the Lobby.
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I’ts easy to reach North Beach
lake Steamer POTTER from Portland
Paucngcrs am now transferred to the railroad at Megler
—fourteen mile« up the Columbia River from Ilwaco. This
ellmliates the necessity ol steamers waiting for the tide,
and insures a prompt and regular Summer Schedule
The Steamer T. J. P otter leaves Portland
every morning except Saturday and Sunday at
8:30 o’clock. Saturday only at 2 o’clock P M.
Remember the Summer rate on the O. R. dt
>» $ 9 . 7 5 from Moro to all North
Beach points and return; good until Sept. 30th.
N.
North Beach la a famous, beautiful place—the moat perfect
beech on the whole North Coast
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The Umatilla House
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A good many years ago. when Indian
retty Miss Ruffy, Lured Across the Ocean by Love Notes, Finds
fighting waa the chief occupation of
the Gates Barred Because Man Whose Call She
our then diminutive army, 1 was serv­
C o n fectio n ery
Offlce In The Goffln Building, 1st 8t
ing in the —tb cavalry at a western
Gladly Obeyed Cannot Be Found.
Moro, Oregon-
poet. We had a man In the ranks who
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C ig ars, T o b acco s
had been brought up by refined and
wealthy parents, but who waa a per­
Dr. H B. Been.
Dr. W ,
M y D e e r L it t le Adored W U e - I have ed In the young woman's plight from
fect devil.
Egbert Carrol was the been
wicked. 1 have Buffered fo r I t
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B illia r d a n d P o o l T a b le s
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name be enltoted under, and 1 believe did not eee you before leaving. 1 would reading about It In the newspapers
It was his real name. The only trou­ have suffered too m uch. B u t I know you. have appealed for her to Act tog Oom-
ble with him waa that he waa too full I know th a t you love me a l|ttle and even uilaaioner of Immigration Joseph Mar-
much, fo r you w ill not forget th a t you
of fight One would suppose that a have Buffered In m y arm s. F o r tw o years ray.
P h y s ic ia n s
O f course the Immigration officials
soldier can’t hare too much fight In w e were tw o exam ples o f perfect love
Ios cold drinks and lee cream In eea­
him, and so be can’t when there to an W e quarreled sometimes, fought even, did not detain Ida Ruffy merely be­
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but we loved each o th er alw ays. What
eon. Soda water, bottled and fountain,
enefny to contend with, but when there did w e not do to see each other? D1<1 I cause her fiance had failed to meet
always on hand.
Isn’t he la Ila Me to turn upon hla not ris k m y life m an y tim es when on her nor because she possessed only a
O R EG O N
W ASCO
friends. Carrol waa In Captain Cava* d a rk nights I dropped fro m a second story limited amount of money, bat before
indow to go to see the g irl I loved? the examining board which passed
nagh’a company, a man full of Irish w
C a lls P rom p tly A ttended
D id I not more tnan once forsake the pa­
blood, and that means full of Irish te rn a l roof fo r you? Id a , If you havo a upon her case Ida Ruffy made some
D ay or N igh t.
figh t We<?eaUed him the "black god H ea rt—and you have one—you w ill feel admissions in regard to young Bouet,
of war.” The result was that when th a t some one suffers and weeps fo r you. her fiance, which, taken w ith a dto-
I a m s till yours. I never deceived you
Carrol committed some alight Indiscre­ but once. T h a t waa a t Genevn, and If I patch from Geneva which cast doaht
G R A SS VALLEY, ORC.
tion hla captain, to apeak figuratively, could I w ould beat m ys e lf fo r having upon her character, led to her exclu­
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sion.
“put the screws on.” This made Car­ done so.
W r ite to me, I beg o f you. One single
" I met Amy Bouet two years ago at
rol rebellions, with the result of more w ord
fro m you w ill prove you h ave
discipline, till at last he mutinied and thought o f me ono m om ent, w ill d ry one a ball In Geneva," fald Miss Ruffy to
D e n t i s t a “ '*'
struck hla captain. B e waa put In the of m y tears. I see only you. You cannot tho writer.
th a t enough. M y heart Is torn. 1
“Ills parents are very well to do, his
guardhouse to aw ait trial, bat one dark believe
cannot w rite any more. I w a n t you to
night he escaped and disappeared.
be mine. I adore you. I would k ill some father Itelng a rich architect and con­
OREGON
MORO
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I t waa not long after thia that we ano to bring you hero. H ut you w ill eoma. tractor there.
PR IC ES R E A S O N A B L E
had a brush with the Indians.
We I am w o rk in g and w ill m ake money.
"W e fell In love a t once. I waa a
Ooodby, m y dear little w ife. Th ro w in g
were getting the better of them when piyself in your arm s, I kiss you on the milliner, and hla parents did-not think
A ll W ork W arranted.
one of their number led them on a mouth. Ooodby! T h in k o f lilm who suf- I hud money enough for him.
My,
Conducted on Best Principles
savage charge which for a time broke
Office In T h e Moro H o tel Briok.
through our lines. I never saw such
savage Indian fighting under so sav­
C e o s a s e re la l Trssde « e lic it e d
age a leader. It waa only a question
of time with them, bowfver, for we
outnumbered them and were better
armed and equipped. We took a lot
of prisoners, among them their leader.
Who should he be but Egbert Carroll
A tto r n e y a t L a w .
O f course there was but one fate for
him. A court m artial was convened;
Office G round F loor G inn Briok
he was tried and sentenced to be shot
The proceedings were forwarded to
N ex t D oor W .W .M .C o. Bank
Washington, where they were approved
by the president The day having been
•T O R A T
fixed, there was nothing to do but w ait
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MORO
for It to come round and carry out the
sentence. But there was some sympa­
thy for the condemned man. F ir s t the
W . C. B rya n t
P. J. Melndl
commandant of the poat believed there
was not only stuff In him for a soldier,
C o rn er 7th and Stark Streets.
but a leader, which had been turned
It Is new and Its rooms are provided with
away by hla captain, who had never
running water and long distance tele­
phones. European plan. Rates
learned to control himself, to say noth­
Law
yers
• I per day and , upward
ing of controlling others. Then the
Highest priced room «3
women of the poet all took to him be­
cause he waa a gentleman born. The
R oom s 1 and 2 T h e G in n Briok
men of hla company partially excused
O ver W .W .M jQ a AAftk
him hecauae many of them had tu f
Chas. Wright, President.
fared as he bad from their captain’s
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ungovernable temper. Lastly and most
M. C. Dickinson, Manager. M ORO
Important, hla fam ily Interested them­
selves to secure a pardon.
One day the colonel commanding a
E s m o n d
H o t e l
post some 200 miles eastward of the
one where Carrol was held a prisoner
recelvedtau order reprieving the rene­
A tto rn e y - a t - L a w
gade. Selecting a good rider, the colo­
nel gave him the president’s order and
P ro tlan d , O re g o n .
Office u p stairs R oom s 5 an d 6
told him to ride w ith It posthaste. But
In the army there are many officers
OSCAR ANDXRSON M ANAGER
O pera H ou se B u ild in g
who would scorn to communicate the
contents of an order to a private. The
M ISS ID A R U F F Y A N D SCENES
colonel was one of there. H e sent his P O R T R A IT
t o : t o
ud
O R EG O N
MORO
W IT H H E R L O V E A F F A IR S .
messenger away without any know l­
edge that a life hung on Its prompt de­ fare to r you. I t is your lover who adores mother, however, has some money, bat
livery. Tw o days after the messenger you.
A. B O U E T
Erank Menefee.
Fred W ilson
F r e e b u s t o a n d fr o m t r a in s
she Is married again, and I have to
W r its to me care o f M r. U ngcrer, 273
M oro P resbyterian C h u ro h .
departed be returned to the man who
support myself. From the beginning
P earl street, N ew York.
R a te s b y t h e d a y .
Services in Moro Presbyterian rent him, confessing that be had stop­
This Is a llteral translatlon of a let­ Amy's pareuts tried to break up oor
ped by the way to drink w ith some
6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ I .0 0 , $ 1 .6 0 , $ 2 .
church next Sunday, Morning and soldiers and bad lost the order. He ter w ritten on Jan. 14 last by M r. Amy friendship, but we made every sacri­
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Bouet, aged twenty-two, residing lu fice for each other and were very hap­
evening.
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had returned for a duplicate.
E u r o p e a n P la n
New York, to Miss Ida Ruffy, aged py. Finally they persuaded him to go
The colonel blanched. "You scoun­
Sunday school at 10 a in.
A tto rn e y s - a t - L a w
to America. When he left he prom­
twenty-four, of Geneva, Switzerland.
drel!"
he
roared.
"You
carried
Car­
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
A G o o d C le a n F a m ily H o te l
Receiving this and subsequent letters ised to send for uie as soon as he could.
rol’s reprieve. No power can repair
i t a more burning urgency, Id a R^ffy, He landed here on Jafc 4. On the 14th
Offioe in th e V ogt B lock, a pet sir»
S p a u ld in g C h o p o l.
the damage you have done. Before an­
who considered herself engaged to the he wrote me the letter I have shown
other message can be sent he w ill have
young man, aold out the little millinery you. Then came other letter» I grant­
Services, 1st and 3<1 Sundays been executed."
bnainesa by which she had supported ed to see him very much, and I thought
O REG O N 12 n. and 2d and 4th Sundays, at
THE DALLES
Now, It happened that I bad been herself and took passage on the steam­ how pleased he would be. I thought
7 :30 p. ni.
sent w ith a party to relieve the garri­ ship President Lincoln for N e w York. we could marry and 1 could work as
Sunday school 11 a. in. e-.ch son of the station where the messenger Having notified the ardent M r. Bouet a m illiner and we could save moony.
bad stopped, and it was w ith some of of her coming, she n a tu ra l]/ expected So I sold out my little buslneao and
Sunday.
our men that the messenger drank and to step from the steamship Into the wrote him that I would arrive on the
M. L. Evans of DeMoee has been laid
Epworth League 7*p. m.
up w ith rbeamatlaqa for some tim e and
G. F. P inkham , Pastor. lost bis order. He did not miss It till manly anna so much w ritten about. President Lincoln. But hla parents
A tto rn e y - a t - L a w
suffered untold agonies, but la now up
be had left the station and ridden some Instead abe stepped Into tho detention sent him a cablegram warning him not
and perfectly w ell. Ask h im w h a t
W o s lo y C h a p o l.
distance. Then he returned, hunted l>en at Ellis laland, where she has re­ to meet me. I think, too, it waa they,
cured h im and he w ill say lees than
Services first and third Sundays, high and low for It and, not finding It, mained ever since, and young Bouet. who caused a dispatch to be sent here
a 60c bottle of W a tkin s ' Rheum atism Office ?37 C ham ber of Commerce
returned for Its duplicate.
who lived till the day of her arrival to Ellis Island defaming my character. '
and Gout Tablets. -
7-30
p. m. and second and fourth
Corner Third and Stark
The day after the loss of the order 1 at 126 West Klghty-rfeeond street and
" I want to live and work In America
Sundays at 12 o’clock noon.
went to Inspect a gang of men who worked for a Tearl street oil merchant now that I am here. There to so mock
Bold by
Sunday school 11 a. m. each were doing some work I waa In charge ■a an assayer, has faded apparently more chance for a woman here, I have,
OREGON Sunday.
of. W hile walking along the road I from the face of the earth.
PORTLAND
been told. I w ill work at anything If
G. F . P inkham , P astor. saw a dog chasing a bit of white pa­
Meantime Ida Ruffy, who landed only some one w ill give me an oppor­
per which the broeae whirled before here w ith about |86, lp»s been excluded tunity. Ainy has treated me very bad-
him. As the paper was blown past as an undesirable alien. She was to ly, yet I am sura he loves me. But I'
Every bottle positively guaranteed
Additional Locals.
me I picked It up, held It over the dog have been deportedon the Kaiser W il­ w ill forget him and work. Oh, dOB*t
and let It go again In the wind. The helm, but persons who became Interest- you think they w ill let me In 7*
Address: MORO. OREOON.
dog caught It and brought It to me for
H ot Coffee and S andw iches, at more play. I t waa then that I aaw the
S to ck In sp ecto r
word “Washington" printed on I t
I
A B W olfard’e, Biggs.
M o ro . O re g o n .
read It and knew that It waa Carrol’a
S h e rm a n C o u n ty,
Ladiea; Dont fail to seethe Dies» reprieve.
W ithin ten mlnutea 1 was mounted
skirts on display at the Moro Com­ on the beat horse at the station and
O reg o n .
Addresses Vice President Fairbanks and Proclaims He Is
E x p ress an d F reigh t
mercial Company.
riding to aave a life. So much time
Head of the House— Says He Is George Washington. .
had been lost In Its transmission that
D elivered to a n y P a rt of th e C ity
Deputy Stock Inspector
For helling, hose, bolts, etc , i all I knew It waa an even chance whether
P ia n o and F u rn itu re M oving.
Louis Schadewitz, Kent, Oregon on the Moro Hardware and I uple- I arrived In time or n ot I rode my
horse to a finish In a few hours, secur­
Not since Carrie Nation attempted Washington and that hla home
ment Company.
ed another, exhausted him In about the there to make a speech has there been the W hite House. H e was not quite
For harvest supplies, oils, case or same time and repeated the process as so much excitement In the senate gal­ sure, apparently, aa to whether
often as 1 could find horses. .
leries aa there was when a voice from W hite House waa located In W ashing­
barrel, see the Moro Hardware and
I knew the day that Carrol was to the men's gallery, addressed to "M r. ton, D. C.. or at Bremerton. In Wash­
A B u sin ess D irectory of each city , Implement Company.
he executed, but not the hour. I t to Fairbanks and gentlemen of this ington state.
Ho aald hla auditors
tow n and village in Oregon and
singular that a soldier w ill drive the house,” startled the senate during the could tako their choice. In fact, ba
A fine lot of Plaid silk W sistings men under him up to be shot down un­ consideration of the naval appropria­ was most obliging about allowing
W ash in gton , givin g a descriptive
Proprietor of
sk etch of each place, together w ith at the Moro Commercial Cpmpaoy mercifully, bat when under other cir­ tion bill.
hearers to reach their own
th e location and sh ip p in g facilities store. Price out from $1.00 ip 75 cis cumstances one life to dependent on
W illiam O’Leary, unshaven, but not alone, for he told enough versions,
hla efforts he w ill lak^>r under » (rig ht­ otherwise uncouth, was trying to get different from the rest, to furntoh tho,
and a classified directory of each
per yard.
ful burden.
the vice president's attention. H e suc­ plots of several Jnles Verne novels.
business and profession.
A t last I came In sight of the flag
He said he waa forty four years old.
. • The Im plem ent store has recei­ waving over the tops of some trees sev­ ceeded and was, besides, attracting and he looked the p e r t Hie next ut­
R. L. P olk A Co., I nc .
the gaae of everybody on the floor and
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Seattle, Wkdh ved a large shipm ent of bandy wa­ eral mllea In advance of me. Then ev­ In all the galleries when he abouted. terance waa that he had made a snrvag|
D rayin g of a ll K inde.
gon and low m*tal wheel trucks. ery minute I dreaded lest I hear a vol­ “ I proclaim myself the head of thia of the entire country 400 ye ars agfe
T runks and* Gripe H a u led to and
ley, My horse was exhausted, and I
had assisted Ben Franklin to hto aloe-,
house.”
Ask to see them.
feared every moment he would drop
Before this utterance had fairly es­ trlcal experiment« and had superin­
from a ll tra in s
E W Lewis ba* added an alcohol under me. H e did so when w ithin a caped hla lipa the doorkeepers were tended the building of the first rofiroadl
quarter of a mile of the poet 1 ran
in the country. H e followed thin ,
heater to bis tousorial accessories on, waving the order above my head. ■pen him. A one armed soldier reach­ with the statement that he had ha
ed him first. Three doorkeepers and a
which does away with a fire these A sentry aaw I t guessed w hat it was policeman carried and pushed him out born several times, the lest ttoae to
and most have called out to those be­ o f the gallery. , When the detention 1R03 to Richmond.
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warm days.
low, for I beard a cheer. Then I knew room, iff the basement, was reached It
O'Leary la an ex-aallor, well
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E very k in d of rig to order,
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K C Davis, proprietor, of the Grass I waa In time.
was evident that tho man waa craay. in every large port of the
Carrol was killed during the civil and be waa locked up for an examina­ 8tates. He was discharged froaa
and a ll orders prom pt and satis­
Valley Barn, promptly attends all war, having gained the reputation of
factory a t reasonable prioee.
tion as to hla sanity. H e said he bed navy for physical disability in
Farm ers team s fed as w ell as oalle, day or night. Animals given being one of the daredevil* of the Un­ served a« an ordinary seaman lu the and the department will have to
New E ntirely."
lA SAAAeAeaaaiiaasaasss..■
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
D r . M A R IK
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The lee eel Q&ute&e«
D R O. J. GOFFIN,
D i i o s a of V n a
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
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C o u n ty , O reg o n , F r id a y , J u ly
There are accommodations galore at prices to suit all
tastes; cam ping facilities w ith o u t equal— perfect bathing
conditions; all aorta of amusements and diversions. Come,
have a good rent and a jo lly time.
L et us send von our new sum m er book, and tell you all
about N O R T H B E A C H .
C. M. Cady, Local-Agent, Moro.
Wm. ncflurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
C ity
Man With Bug In Senate.
.D ra y
Trunks and Grips Delivered
To and From all Trains.
the
Folk’s Gazetteer
REED H U L S E
C ITY DRAY NO. 2
Fballaneit Livery Co.
Commercial Job Printing !
Vasco, OrefM.
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
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they are fed at home, if not better. the very best of care. Charges are ion army.
right.
Telephone at our expense.
r. TOWNUND
SMITH.
navy
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