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OBSERVEE.
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P U B LIS H E D F R ID A Y S .
$1.50 per Yean >2ic. per Month
Agenta for any
printed i
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O f Every Description to Order
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Quick and Cheap!
u
»bber 8 tamps Tarnished.
U lo r T yp ew riter^ Typew riter
ßappUss, Ribbons^ S ta .
or Newspaper
i U n ited States.
M oro, S h erm an
E À s ta b lis h o d 1 8 8 7 ,
C o u n ty ,
O reg o n , F r id a y ,
O c t.
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
You will then be eiempt Irom the annoyance of having
it burn holes in your pockets. .A side from the (act th at
your money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
! tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, djsapliue
and a general understanding of business principals essen
tial to your success.
To tkou ritual tod relation» we beartllj eiteoi < unitu.
1908
n m
ram
Wm. Rudolf
ONE
SURE W A Y
2,
First afreet, Strong b rick, M oro, Orc.
F iv e C e n ts
IS t i ¿ M L m
c i FU5
postage
Of the 3<cond Eastern Oregon District
by
Confectionery
C onstructive
Hood River, 8herman,
Gilliam, Crook,
and Wheeler, will be held at
B illiard and Pool Tables
O eavaatlea
Between
M ag laad In
always on hand.
Comprised of the Counties of Wasco,
Repúblicas
Policy.
Cigars, Tobaccos
Ice cold drinks and Ice cream In aca
non. boda water, bottled and fountain,
Recent Robust,
t r y to Indeed te ha congratulated
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m in atio n e f M r. T a ft. X have know n h im In tim a te ly fa r m any years
and X h a re a p aan llar faaUng fa r him , because throughout th a t tim e
ha w orked f a r the same ahjast, w ith tha sanm purposes and Ideals.
X do n ot believe there aauld ha fognd la a ll tha oountry a man
so w e ll fitte d te bs President.
V
A m erica
and
Oat. 1—I t e
te
fo r e ig n
Born Citisene.
The Dalles, Oregon
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
and Saturday
October 6th to 10th
GfitDSA NO. lfifiT.
The Postal Administration e f Great
Brttota having concurred therein:
I t la hereby ordered. That, commenc The Maln'Attractions are
ing eu the 1st day of October, lfiOB,
J
G R A S S VALLCY, O R C .
the postage rate applicable to letters
The P avilion in th e city . _
lied ta United Btates, addressed for
Stock E x h ib it.
Speed A ttractions.
delivery a t any place In the United
School
C
hildrens
E
x h ib it.
B alloon A scensions.
a n y k in d .
'
.
Kingdom of Great B ritain and Ireland,
H a ha» a p ecu liar and In tim a te knowledge e f and sym pathy w ith
A rnolds A m usem ent Co., who w ill out do former effoite.
shall be two ( ! ) cents an ounce or frac
the needs c f a ll a n r paapla—a f tha fa rm e r, of tha wage earner, of tha
tion of aa ounce.
A ll railroad and boat lin es w ill give reduced rates of fare
business m an, o f tha p ro p erty owner.
Letters unpaid or short paid shell bs
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V a m a tte r w h a t a m a n ’s occupation or social poaltla^n, no m a tter
dispatched to destination, tout double
PRICES REASONABLE
lain «read, his solar, or the section o f the oountry fro m w hloh ha
the deficient postage, calculated at eald Handsome Premiums Offered for &u E x h ib its, R aces, E tc.
rate-, shall be collectible of the ad-
eemss, I f ha Is an honest, h ard w o rk in g m an who tries to do his d uty
See prem ium list, w hich w ill be furnished upon ap p lication
N earest H o tel to Bueineae Center, B a n k s an d D epot.
see upon the delivery of the un
to w a rd his n eighbor and tow ard the oountry, ho oan rest assured th a t
Conducted
on
Best
Principles
***A
great exh ib it of our an n u al resources and en d less am u sem en ts
paid
or
short
paid
letters.
—
Sunday D in n e r 35 cent«.
ho w in h a re In M r. T a ft tha most u p rig h t o f representative« and tha
G. V. L. M E T E R ,
in car lots are in store for everyb od y.
moat fsarless of champions.
Postmaster General.
M r. T a f t stands again st privileg es and he stands p re-em inen tly fo r
F ir s t Class B a rb e r Shop in th e H o te l.
C o m m e r c ia l T r a d * a e llc lt e a
Behind this simple statement Is a
th e broad prlnolplss of Am erican oltlsenshlp w hich lie a t tha founda
vast amount of Republican construc
tio n of our n a tio n a l w e ll being.
tive legislation which resulted In the
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significant accomplishment, eet forth
toy the Postmastor General. I t Is elo
BOUTILL OX 1RYAX.
quently prophetic of a world wide pen
ENEMY OF TARIFF.
ny postage, for which the credit w ill be
view of Ita (aland pnasvaalona; so that tha coQttuent of I s rope aleas weuld
L eb er W o rld Sees Danger in B rya a Is His "B h a ll the People B U le f’* due to a Republican administration,
at all future eon grosses our country than ba wholly outside thia
g la th P a lv e n a l Pestai Caagrese.
■ Im p ly “a Leoal Issue F”
P lan of T a r iff fo r Baveuuo Only.
Will ba entitled to two votes, as against heaslve postal union, and than tha
Co ng r reams n Henry Sherman Bos . The Sixth Universal Postal Congress ana vote each cnat by every other na continental powers would
(F ro m the Labor W orld.)
convened to the city of Rome, Italy ,
stand aloof from It.
tion to tha world.
Workingman and producers generally ton ef Chicago, commenting en M r.
STOP AT
A p ril T and continued until May 2fl,
I t haa remained far the United
Bryan’e
speech
la
Iowa,
sa
y
i:
should not delude themselves with tbs
P
ro
e
tle
n
l
B
eneSta
to
th
e
Peonle.
W0C. Blxty-flve countries, including the
State« to taka tha Initiative la
M
r.
Bryan’s
question,
“Bhall
the
peo
belief that, I f M r. Bryan shall toe rlact-
No doubt tha Democrats may Inquire to reap the great glory af being tha
United Btatee, were represented. The
Preeldent, his plans for revision of ple r u le r Implies that somewhere la
assembly was for the purpose of dis aa to what all thia hne to do with tha pioneers of a world wide l eant post
the ta riff w ill present no meaafs to the this oountry the people do not rale.
welfare of American dtlaend: For age H l l l ’ina of our Mtlaena w ill fast
he only fttatm where the people de cussing the postal systems of all nations
Corner 7th and Stark Streeta. oountry. M r. Bryaa Is the professed T not
and. If possible, agreeing upon measures their enlightenment and.Information It almost «a grateful for thto beneficent
rule
are
the
States
Chat
are
ex
It la new and Ils room» ard provided with enemy of the ta riff system. Me would
for the Improvement to all practical may ba stated that, according to the act aa nillll»aa of slaves did, whaa tha
running water end long distance tele
Impose duties, i f at all. for revenue pected to give overwhelming majorities
A cco m m o d a tio n . F im t C lam .
H ea d q u a rter, tor T r a w lin g Men
United Btates census of 1900. the for Republican party brake tha shabbies
Perhaps ways, ef the regulations governing In
phones. European plan. Rates
purposes only. Oa articles oompetlng for the Democratic ticket.
eign born population to the United that bound them ta perpetual physical
ternational
Intercourse
through
tbs
81 per day end upward
B o o m . W ell F orn lah cd , N icely V en tila ted , N ew ly R en ovated
w ith what ha chooses to sail trust-made M r. Bryan thinks that his question la
m ails The first congress of this kind States at that time wae 10,400,085. Tha rervlceu.
. - Highest priced room 83
goods he would have no duty at all. purely “a local Issue.** I f he la ■
papulation, born of foreign parentage
per
day.
met to Berne, Bwltserland, to 1874.
T h e Best of T ab le Board at M oderate Prioe.
cere,
I
challenge
him
to
make
a
epeeah
Any apparent deficit In lmgert duties
(sue or both parents having bean born
The United Btates Postoffics Depart
In
Vicksburg,
Mies.,
on
“Government
arising from revised schedules he esti
ment was represented In this World to foreign countries) waa 20,198,039. BRYAN’S POLICIII DISTRUCTTYR.
by
the
People.”
Let
him
repeat
one
ef
mates would toe mors than made a * by
Chas. W rig h t, President.
Postal CXmgrsas by two delegatee—ths or a total forelgu population of 80,-
increased Imports. Of course, his hope his famous anti Imperial tot speeches,
659,034
Tba report of tha Imm igra M r. T a ft Oom paras BepubUaan aad
M . C. Olehlason, Manager, is to strike s t the great protection simply changing three words, substitut Bupertotendsat sf Division of Foreign
Daoaaoratia Flatfernaa.
tion Commissioner by years since then
Malls,
as
In
previous
postal
congrseass,
States, which happen to be Republican ing ’iMleetoolppl” for ’« ‘hlllpptaaa” and
an4 the Hon. Edward Itoeewater of the shows that 6,008,059 have since come (From M r T a f f a fipaach of Accep
wAere tho poo p io »top
•»lack
brothers”
for
‘»
to
w
n
brothers.
S T O
P
la politics, Ilka Peansylvanla. Naw
tance )
Omaha Bee, who had also served to the to America, thus eking out the total
York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, West V ir Let him suggest that we have as chair
foreign population at the present time
preceding poetal congress.
' The chief difference between tha R e
ginia, etc. I t does act seem to m atter man of his meeting John Sharp W ll
to 40,827,880. Thia dwi> not take any
te him that every dollar’s worth of for hams, leader of the Democrats In Con M e r e <•» V e lv e e e e l P e e a r P eetege. note of increase since 1900 In Anierl- publican aud tha Damoeratie platforms
to the difference which has heretofore
greaa, and as vice-chairmen the other
At this Universal Postal Congress
eign
goods
in
the
competitive
class
com
O
r
e
g
o
n
,
can-born children, one or both of whose
T h e D « l» e s «
tog Into tha U nited Stites on a revenue membera of the Congressional delega- representatives of the United Btatee parents are of foreign blood. Estimat bean seen between tha policies of M r.
Electric
C
a
ll
Bells.
Electric L ig hts
RiMaavalt and those which have haaa
proposed a universal two-cent postage
Steam H eat.
e r free trade heels aeceasarlly by no tloa from Mississippi.
R rot land, Oregon.
ing that only one-half of thia number— advocated by tha Damoeratie candidate,
And after he has made hie speech to all nations. Ths Hon. J. Henniker
much reduces the demand for home
fil,«88.840— write one letter to foreign
Mr. Bryan. M r. Raouavalt’u pallalas
goods, thus displacing'just that mnch la Vicksburg, if he shall have escaped Heston, M P., who is the father of the
OSCAR A ND BBSO N MANAGER
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT YO U .
countries every two weeks, or 20 weeks
A m erican labor. W hat he w aste te do the rule o f the peopld Ip (hat eem- two-cent Idea la England, speaking e f each year, we have 120,988,040 letters havanbaaa progressive and regulative;
to rebuke and avenge himself upon munlty, 1 dare M r. Bryan to repeat America’s action at the Rome conven written anaually, which, at tha present Mr. Bryan’s destructive. M r. Raoaa-
A ll O R & N Train« Stop at Front Door
jtectod manufacturers who do not his oratlen on pep a lar government In tion, to standing sat for a universal rata of 5 cauta postage each, amounts velt haa favored regulation af tha bual-
naas to whk-h evils have grown up no
Railw ay Ticket Office in the Lobby.
agree woth him la politics and who w ill Charleston, B. O., With Senator T ill two-esnt postal rate, said:
to an expenditure of 10,490,152 annu-
as to stamp out tha evils and permit
•*The British members stood coldly
have nene e f him at the polls, says an man as chairmen of his meeting. M r.
Under
the
present
postal
law
F r e e b u » to a n d fr o m t r a in s
Bryan’s eeutlnaente have a purely geo by. They did not recognise that thia •d lj ign correspondents may send let tha business to continue. Tha tendency
enoha
nge.
f o t e li
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
But while M r. Bryan Is gunning for graphical elncerlty. His epigrams and eras a great historic occasion, a worthy ters to tha United States "collect,” but of Mr. Bryan's proposals haa generally
R a te s b y t h e d a y
protected Industries and Republican startling conundrums ere especially de parallel of that solemn scene on July when they reach their destination tba bean destructive of tha business with re
6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , S I .6 0 , « 2 .
177«. when the Declaration of Inde recipient must pay double postage. Fig aped to which he to demanding reform.
■tutus, onos his proposed ta riff law signed te meet leeel demaade. O f this
If the uring the double postage on the same Mr. Roosevelt would compel tha trusts
sheald be la fores It weuld fall alike nature are all his views eu ta riff and pendence was adopted; for
E u r o p e a n P la n
te conduct their business In a law ful
open all sections ef the country, the taxation.
i.' t.
I Americans a r t willing to adopt a penny beats, tba foreign population of the
manner and eecure the benefits e f their
Mr.
Bryan's
proposition
that
every
only
differences
between
one
State
and
postage
to
all
parte
ef
the
w
orld
It
fol
United States paya during each year,
A G o o d C le a n F a m ily H o te l
lows that they are willing to astabllsh for postage under the preeent eyetem, eperatlon and tba maintenance of. the
another being la the degree of hardship time * trust Is formed a ta riff ached
prosperity of the country of whlah they
ule should be rvpeeled. sad every time it to the British Baaptrs and form with
Imposed.
819,497,450.
are an Important p art; while Mx.
We hear of workingmen saying that a trust Is dissolved a new duty should
i a ’Restrictive Postal Union.’ ”
•*
Under tha new and cheaper postal Bryan would extirpate and destroy tha
he added, la te© funny even for eodsle
Tha Hon. W hitelaw Reid, America’s charges advocated by tha Republican
this tlase they Intend to vote for M r
A ll k in d s of R eservoir and Cistern work in co n
Bryan, because for the past ten months epera.
Republican minister to the Court of Bt. party, should the 2 cent rate become »ntlre business In order to stamp ant
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n ection w ith w ater sy stem s in sta lled in first
If oa Marsh 4 next M r. Bryan Should Jemee. praised the w o rt of the Ameri universal, tha foreign population In the evils which they have practiced.
we have had hard times. But what
cla ss sty le and a ll work d on e guaranteed.
good w ll| th a t d ot Row is a ta riff (Ur hecemt FresMent, w ith a Democrstlc can «elegstien aRd solicited the friendly tha United States, to their direct cor
W illing to Help.
D y n a m ite an d powder work on ujl k in d . * R ock E x c a v a tio n .
revenue, Ignoring tha protection Idee C ta i t ass In both houses, aud should rO nr«rsti«n of the British govsrsment respondents, would only pay 88,249,670
“I suppose old Cashman haa
at a Fourth ef July banquet speech to annually for direct postage and 89.74b,- moiipy ethan be knows what to do
U n til further notice I w ill n ot altogether, going to epea the Asps end actually place
ito Vagaries
London lu 100B M r Bold sold:
728, for letters aent to them from fo r w itS fr
.
j .
carry w ith m e on m y trips over th e m illet How w ill the election ef Sena the financial end
tore toy direct vote start the wheels ef Uvered toy him la his speech ef 1
Pho American peeple hoped for eign countries “collect.” 1, In other
“ Yea, but his wife and daughters are
cou n ty a n y m edicines, salves or
Industry) O r the pubTleatlon e f earn
Friday, It would pinups the uatleu hate fieeer and cheaper communications words, thia Republican meaaure w ill ready to supply the needed Informa-
lin im en ts; b u t a fu ll stock w ill be palgn c a a tiih u tiatu f Or the further haekruptcy aad bring ea Industrial
with all ether nations as ths bast means eave the highly esteemed adopted clti- tlou.”
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kept on hand at m y store and a ll
sement e f the m flreadet O r the chaos. I f be should begin toy repealing e f promet lag batter snjua la tance end aens of our country, and those born
m ail orders w ill be p ro m p tly filled reerganlsatlea ef the House, se that the duty oa sugar to
Bad Symptoms.
perpetsatlng friendship
They wars here of foreign parentage 812,90S.254
the Speaker may he powerless) Why trust, he would upset
gratified to find tea t the British apostle aanually, in the necessary correspond
The woman who has periodical head
epen this country new te the markets finances by losing fifiO.OOO.SOB a year of penny postage (M r. Heaton) a t tola anca with their loved onea abroad. But ache*. backache, **ee Imaginary dark
ef the world when we hare net suM
la revenues, and would stir up a revo moment focusing his efforts en wbst perhaps the Democrats do not think apoto or apeck» floating or dancing before
her eyas, haygnawing dlatreaa or heavy
d en t demand to consume whet wn.onr
lution in Louisiana, Utah, Colorado ought to be tbs assy task of porsuad thia la worth while.
Ttomach, faint spalls, drag-
full feeling
selves m anufacture) Under Kaguhll
and Michigan. Then, If he should re lag the autberltlea oa both sides of the
ling to lower abdominal or
gtng-dow
G la r ia a laewaeleVeaelefl.
can rule we have Just had ten years at peal the duty on cotton feeds
Atlantic, that It was as cheap to carry
eatdly atartlad or excited,
pelvic re
At
present
an
American
can
aand
a
unparalleled prosperity. Under Bern
or painful periods, with ar wlth-
aome bustling manufacturers e f NSw
latter from Londoa to Now York as
Irregu
letter
6,000
miles
by
land
-
say
from
<rh, to suffering from
ecratlc administrations we have sever England e r the Carol lass were d a a v from Londoa to Calcutta ; or from New
• rang'-meats that shoo Id
Mexico to Alaska— for 2 cents
but
had preeperlty for hay period, long or ing geode la China la rivalry w ith Bag- T e r t te Manila— aad quite as useful.”
itlon. Not all af above
must pay 6 cento for a letter of half
likely to bo praaaut la aay
land
aad
Germany,
he
weuld
divert
abort.
x
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M oro. Oregon.
A m urtM
the weight aent S.100 miles to England.
n o v n / v w w tric n n P E O P L E — Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics,
other millions from the treasury aad
badly treated aad sack
ten R has cmbu to pass that tbu Uulk- An Englishman paya 6 cents on a let-
Can’t Dlsaffeet the Farm ers.
Invite etill further Industrial ruin.
run Into maladies which da-
ufi
Btatua,
undur
Its
Rupubllcaa
admlo-
The
failure
of
Bryan’s
desperate
at-
tar
crossing
tha
Atlantic,
8,100
miles,
irgaon’a knife II they do not
But. of course, M r. B ryaa would do
h e a r t-c a p ita l or no capital.
tempts to curry favor with the fanners
ef these things, any aaore than latratloa, baa finally auceuadud to ua- and 2 cants on one crossing the Indian
E x p ress and F reigh t
Wrtos tato a coavuattou w ltb Grant and South Pacific Oceans, 16,000 miles,
Is illustrated by the manner In whloh
D elivered to a n y P art of th e C ity he wee received et Crookston, Mina. he w ill Invade the solid Booth aad Mfi
aaoa the cohorts ef OesMcreey te the B ritain, wberaby after tha lqt of Octa to Naw Zealand. All thia la to ba rem
P ia n o and F u rn itu re M oving.
According te Congressman Halvar Stev defease e f the Constitution vrtth .1
bar thto year, a twa-caat poataga rata edied on October tba first next, thanks
enson the event went off as follows : battle cry “Bhall ths People MaleF* w ill atoteto batwaaa tbto eountry and to an enlightened Republican adminis
“BlVan’a speech a t Croefcston was a M r. Bryan simply doss us< mean whet Baglaad. Iralaad. Bcatland nod Walaa. tration
great disappointment Re actually lost
W a r M la R e a S r <•» te ad u aila u .
says. W hat he otters w ith Chad- Wa alraady bava snob an arrangamaot
ground there for Democracy. Thous band Ian uactich In the North he repodl
w ltb Oanada, Maxlaa, Cuba. Panama
I t w ill probably ba but a abort tlma woman’s peculiar alimente ant
■lad to bear the expense of sending t
ands ef peoplq were there te hear hiss, atee w ith PeehsMfltaa dnpltelty lu 1
and our eolaulal poaaaaatona Thia great after tba eonventlon between thia .coun eompoaltton. No alcohol, ha
habit-forming
lag drug to
la to ba fon
about O R B G O N , and Ito opportunities.
and waited till teu o’clock la the sveu-
acoampllabrnant to ualvanally
try and England goes Into effect, uatll list of Ita Ingredients printed eat
Booth. _________
lng before he appeared. The address
nlaad aa tba propar baglualng wblob to the dream of a universal 2 cent letter b o ttle - wrapper and attested u a fig
w ill be on sale d u rin g S E P T E M B E R
In Oregon. The fares
In any condition of the female system.
heetBees Meai Reateet.
was a narrow appeal te formers, a
to tebult lu a ualvaraal to rx a u t poataga postage, championed by tha Republican
Dr. Pleroa’s Favorite Praaarlptiog « M
The business men of cor «oaneaunRy rata around tba world.
harangue, trying to prejudice these
from a few principal cities are
party, w ill ba raallaad. Australia, Naw only good—never bans. Its ’
Proprietor of ,
against Republicanism. I t didn’t take as a whole are heaeet and their meth
lad lato i strengthen. Invl
Zealand and Egypt have already called
From D e n v e r . . . ..........ISO 0 0 From L o u is v ille . . . . . . 1 4 1 .7 0
lm pM «dn « T b lw g e Aaoam»W ebad
whole female
at all. Only ones waa there the slight-, ods are sound. The Pisaldnat I
C
in
c
in
n
a
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4
2
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0
Two atbar Important things that tba for the le a n t rate. The Bmperor
pelvis orgar
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never
sold
otherwise
Indeed,
It
le
I
eat
symptom
ef
applause.
He
spoke
to
Germaay
has
eald
that
If
England
C le v e la n d .......... 44 76
ranged In function (
RapubUaan administration a room pi lab
“ K an sas C it y ..
3 0 .0 0
ohledy In the totereet e f the greet body
stomach and other orga
a sUeut, disappointed audience.’’
at tba Rama Universal Postal Oau- tabllabes a 2-eeat postage rata with tha
N ew Y o r k .......... 66 00
“ S t. L o u is............. 8 6 .6 0
haooma sympathetically
_
e f heueot business men th a t be I
tha United States, ba w ill have Ger
grasa
through
Its
representatives,
moat
aa are weakened, and a long II
C h ica g o ............ j 8 8 .0 0
made his fitfit for law ful tousla.
Franca, Italy,
unpleasant symptoms follow.
Cam eatgu efi fitoueetlew.
M t ba lost tight at. One wua tbs adap many do tba asms.
D rayin g of a ll K in d s.
much must not ha axpected af t
la thè grsst hattls of IfiBB thè Rs- methods— Hou. Wm. f l T u ft, to Mer- tion a t a universal return coupea South Africa. Japs». Belgium, Hol
Tickets can be Prepaid
▼orlte Prascriptloa.” I t w ill not
ipoeit
the
relative
to
Orego
publlcan
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world, «baa enabling paapla bare to United Btatee still «ora closely tagath- P lu r ce hy lettor, foaa. A ll cori —t->iwl«nce
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sive. civlltontlon, whlah would mean a min ftdentisi. Addraaa Dv. R. V. Ftaawa,
thè wage-earuers aad thè fermerà •»fi «Mitumuly that waa huapefi
teply letters.
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defeat of thls socoad Baaaolal hsveep rauatvy to tba fotefrout a f aatiaua as that to all World Postal Ooograaaaa te can eontlneota and a new applleation b M at /rea on racelpt of M d
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B A N K M oro
Vinton Hotel
New Entirely.
H otel M oro
Opposite Post O ffice
Ma 1s n e t o n ly absolutely faarlaao, a b m lu ta ly disinterested and up
r ig h t, hut ha has tha w idest acquaintance w ith tha n a tio n ’s needs, w ith
out «"A w ith in , and th e broadest sym pathies w ith a ll our dtiaena. .
Ma w ould bo as em p h a tic ally a President of the p la in paapls an
T i n t in , y e t not L in a a ln h im self w ou ld ha fre e r team tha least ta in t
o f d y a g a g y , tha least tendency te arenas or appeal te class hatred of
Convientto Business
J. L
W hen
Moro. Oregon,
Kelly,
President. -
J.
M.
Patterson, Secritary.
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