Sherman County observer., April 16, 1909, Image 2

The
O b se r v e r .
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O F F IC IA L
other prominent citizens in their
respective districts
The vote on the Motion resulted
« « V lr la l r « r « r .
FAFBB
as follows:
OF I S « » » * »
Yes—John Blough, MargaretSig­
man, L W Wimberly, W C. Bry­
ant— 4.
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D C. I reland , Editor.
No—J M Woods—1. i “
C. L .I b * l a k d ................... M anager
Tfie motion was declared carried
April 16. 19U9 hut it requires a unanimous vote of
FRIDAY
the oom mi I tec to changé the con­
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Church and Society «orice» FREE, r>- stitution.
MOMO, O B B O O N .
cep< whes for moor, naak»n< purpose*
Such notice* at regular rate* at the option
ol the pubiiaher*.
Before coming to the city to trade read
err are requeued to examine TheObaei ver
•drertiatng column*. It* the active, wide
awake bu*ine** man who adverttae*. con­
sequently he U the moat accomm »dating,
•ella the cheapest, and deal* the mo*t Uh-
•r a llr in ererr war
We will
not he re a p in » ih ie for the
neglect ol aubsenhere to notify ua of
change« in then addre««. Nor w ill toe
notification of a Postmaster that the eub
•e n te r baa • RenaoTed " settle tbe UH ol
a delinquent.
D id it c v *r occur to you t h k l it
costa no more to produce p rinting that
ie pleasing to the eye than the other
kind. The Observer is equipped witfo
all modern facilities for doing go>sl
work at tl»e very m in im u m of cart. 1 ry
ua w ith an or,ter and if it 1» n<< execut­
ed to your perfect satisfaction you neeo
not pay f<»r it.
The following resolution was pre­
sented by Miss Sigman:
Resolved. That theS-C D A dk A A
lie, and is hereby dissolved. 1 wish
to move its adoption, and deeire to
oe counted present and voting in
'he affirmative.
Yours very truly,
II II White.
A motion was made and seconded
to adopt the resolution; the vote
stood as foil ws: „
Yes—Margaret Sign.an — 1.
No—John Blough, J M Woods, I.
W \\ imberly. W C Bryant—-4.
The resolution was declare»! Last
IN edili ng Bells.
O b je c t to S t r o n g M e d i c i n e s .
M a u jr people object to ta k in g strong
A very pretty wedding occurred medicines usually prencrlbed by physi­
Easter Sunday morning at the cian« for rheum atism . There is no need
country home of the bride's parents o f internal treatm ent lu any «»r r of
near this city,Rev A J Adams unit­ uaux'ular or chronic th e u tu itfo n , »m l
more than nine out of 10 caaea of the
ing Miss Amy E McClintoc and Mr dieeaae
are of ^ue or the other o f the»»
W A Tate in the holy bonds. Mr varieties. W hen there is no fever and
Alex MacKnab was groomsman and little if any awelliug, you m ay know
Miss Tate brideema'd. Only a few that it ia o n ly neoewtary to apply Cham
intimate friends were invited. At berlain’s L lu im e u t freely to get quick
relief; try iL For sale by Moro P h arma, •,
8 o'clock a tempting wedding break
fast was served. Many handsome
HI« Photo.
To u v»M me w hy w ith bluett end laugh
presents of silver ware and China
I put a w a y th a t ^h<Bu<rai h.
ware, were presented to the happy
Ah. 'tie o f one I fa in would hide
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ro m thoee who lik e ly m ig h t deride.
couple. They took the 9.20 train for
I look a t it w ith fondeet gexe.
F o r It la qu ite beyond a ll pi>lae.
Portland, where they will spend
"Tie o n * whoee every wish la mine.
their honyyaoon. I beirduture home
'T ie one on whom m y tho u g h ts com­
bine
will be in Gilliam county. The
‘T ie one I love w ith a ll m y h e a rt.
'T
ie
one
fro m whom I'll never port.
happy couple are receiving congrat­
W h o le thte most m yeterloue oneT
W e ll—please excuse m y s o rry puts—
ulations and The Observer wishes
T h a t p o rtra it Is supposed to be
them a pleasant journey through
A very fla tte rin g one o f —me!
—L a Touche H ancock in N e w Y o rk Sun.
life.
idk
B e s t T r e a t m e n t fe e C o ld s .
At the Presbyterian manse. April
12th, Rev A J Adams joined two
other wil ing hearts in the bonds of
matrimony, Mr Roy M Jones of
Blalock, and M isa Iz-n* Pickard, of
Klondike. The happy couple will
.m ake their i^ime aliBialock. We
. , congratulations,
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| extend
and wish
them a long and prosperous jour-
' ney. through Jife.
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A -motion was made and second-
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evl authorizing * J M W oods to super-
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intend the work of reconstructing
Send for advertising rates.
and building new hurdles. The
motíóft'"¿arried.
flrnd Thf Observer to your aheeni
friend». It is better than a letter,
It was moved and seconded that The Local Chvrchee
and give» all the home news. Four J M \\ oods and W C Bryant be a i
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months for 50c.
committee to make arrangements j
M o re P re s b y teria n C h u rc h .
for excursions and rates to the field i Services in Moro Pre-hvterian
Ruasia is celebrating the centen­ meet at Moro.„ The motion carried, church next Sunday, Morning and
ary of it» literary star, Gogol. The
A motion wag made and seconded evening.
Subject of morning discourse:
year 1809 seems tO have Upeu the
that --- W C Brvant
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w - ‘7 - he
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---- a com-
ff “Sqm* manly young men.”
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greatest in the stork» history.
mittee of one to arrange for hand • Subject of evening discourse:
music for the field meet. Motion "Religious tuuibjyn*.’’
The University of Oregon w bite- carried.
“Come thou with us, and we will
wash says tubbing is discipline, and
do thee good.”
It was moved and seconded that
Sunday school at 10 a m.
hazing is sport. The principal row­
A cordial welcome to all.
dies who tubbed young Bristol into the sixty yard dash in the A divis­
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
the insane asylum were 'punished,' ion be eliminated. The motion car­
M
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h/1.
£ . C K u rc K
ried.
by suspensions', of 14 days each!!
Sunday
School
at 10 o’clock a m.
A motion to adjourn carried.
P H Bifxton, Supt.
Announcement is made that in
L W Wimberly, Secretary.
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs­
addition to the $25 fare from Miss­
day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs J E
ouri river points; $30.50 from St.
A WILEY SWINDLER.
Blue, President.
• Louis and $33 from Chicago, a pro­
S p a u ld in g C h a p e l.
portionate rate is good from every Kake Seller of the Diekman Sharks
Sunday School every Sunday at
a Candidate for Stripes,
point in the Unite»] t^tates, to this
11 a m. at Spaulding jjhapel. Every
state. Say: From N e w York $50;
And the Lxiek Step.
one invited to be present and take
Boston $49.75; Cleveland $-39.75;
part A M Wright, Supt.’1
Birmingham $40.25, etc.
Sch-mes beyond estimate t w be­
M o n k la n d P r a s b y ta n a n C h u r c h .
ing worked in Oregon by smart art­
Regular service at the usual hour
The meetings of the State Press ists in the get-rich-quick line, and next Sunday. Everyone welcome.
Association held in Portland last only once in a while one gets into
week were the lienL in recent years, j til. A fellow came to Moro recent­
U p B e fo re th e B e r .
both iu attendance and numtiera, ly and sold three buildings and four
N H Brovfn, an attorney of Pittsfield,
quality of material considered. lots to Carl Peetz and O A Ramsey
V t,w rite « ,“ We have used D r Kings New
None of the old bangers on were in to which I e had no title whatever. Life Pill« for year«and find them sucb a
evidence; men who have never been The<ftal was conducted in such a good fam ily medicine we fsould n ’t be
known as either printers or pub­ smoothe way that scarcely anyone w ithout th e m ." For chills, constipation
lishers. The Association lias been questioned the play. But now the bilHouHue«« or «irk headache tliey work
at work weeding this class out until swindler is on the direct road to the wonder«. ‘¿Scat Moro Pharm acy.
it is now imi»ossihle for any except penitentiary and soon will fully ap­
Taking a Mean Advantage.
those eligible to membership to at­ preciate the point in that <d J coup­
Once a th rifty Scotch physlclan was
tend. U ntil the afternoon of the let which says:
called to a case where a woman had
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first day the attendance as ^rtnill?
dlilorkind her Jaw? H e very soon put
He
who
sells
what
isn’t
his’n
her right.
The woman asked bow
Five daily papers were represented
Must huv it back or go to prison much was to pay, The doctor ni^metj
and 38 of the most Hutatautial
his fde. The patient, thought It too
weekly papers of the state. The This fellow will go to prison because much. He, however, would not take
the
property
which
he
sold
belong­
social feature of the occasion was
less, nnd as the woman refused to give
two dinners given in the'Portland ed to a resident of Vancouver, with him the fee he began to yawn. Yawn
Ing, ns every one knows, Is Infectious
Commercial Club dining room, on Whom Messrs I ’eetz and Ramsey The yonng woman In turn yawned
Friday and Barnrday.
liave since settled.
H er Jaw again went out of Joint, and
The swindler was captured at
Salem, and will go over the road to
the pen from Heppner, where he
was wanted for a similar swindle.
He was identified and arrested only
a moment, l»efore Sheriff Freeman
reached Salem with a warrant for
him, having traced him from Wap-
ineeia. The culprit wan traveling
under the name of James Davis, the
one a««ume«l in Morrow county and
by which he had forged a deed to a
$20,000 farm near Lexington, and
afterwards borrowed $1,200 from
the Heppner hank, on the strength
of the forgery, leaving $400 to his
credit, afterwards cashing a check
for $50 at a Sa’em hank.
the doctor trium phantly said, “Now
until yon hand me over my fee your
Jaw can remain ns It is.” Needless to
say. the money wns promptly paid.
Tariff tinkering is dubious busi­
ness. Hince the iteginning of the
current fiscal year, July I, 1998,
the U .8. Treasury lias paid out $89,
F or C o n s tip a tio n .
009,000 more than it lias taken in.
L H F arnham , a prom inent druggist
Either the governlueut reveuties
at Hpirit lake, la ., says, "Chamberlain’i
Htomach and L iv e r Tablets are certal lily
most be raised or its expenses veij
tiie t>est th in g on tlie inalket for const!
heavily reduced. In all discussion
pation "(Jive these tablets a trial; you 're
of the tariff hill it must lie reinein
certain to find them agreeable, pleasant
bered that this nation needs reve­
In effect 25c sample free Moro Pharmacy
nae and that at the present time
less than 40 percent, of the govern­
P e rfe c tly R e e ig n e d .
ment income is derived from for­
An old Scotchman who was threat
eign ¡»aid duties. Furthermore, if
ened w ith blindness consulted an
oculist.
the ‘dry’ wave continues to spread
"W ill you have a little Btlmulunt?’
receipts from internal revenue may
inquired the doctor.
fall far short of the estimates, and
The old Scotchman smacked his lips
as the sum of the revenue provided
In eager anticipation.
“Ou, aye, I ’ll tak’ a drink o’ any­
by the Payne hill is calculated to
When arrested $700 in cash was
thin’ you have handy," was the quick
only meet the demands of the gov­ found on his person, and upon his rejoinder,
ernment, any «serious falling off in order Sheriff Shutt, who went to
’’Ah. that's the trouble j” ..exclaimed
one branch will make a hole that Salem to. get his man from Sheriff the oculist. '’You’ll have to stop drink­
ing or you'll lose your eyesight.”
will be hard to fill.
Minto, took charge of the money
The old,chap itondered a moment.
“A’, weel, doctor, It doesna much
and turned it <>v<r !<> '!)•• llipptu»r
m r'te r
| hue seen everythin’ that’s
THE ABNl'AL FIELD MEET.
hank, which is pr«tcticai»y u co itc*- worth
anyw ay."
sion
of
guilt
on
the
part
of
the
Preliminary Business Session of the
swindler and leaves his liability to
Executive Committee.
S w e p t e v s r N ia g a r a .
the hank less by that amount.
This terrible calam ity often occurs tie
A meeting of the executive com­
As above stated our Sheriff Free cause careless boatmen Ignore the rivers
mittee of the Sherman county Ath­
man traced the fellow from Wapi warnings, growing ripples and faster
entrant: N a tu re ’s warnings are kind.
letic mid Declamatory Association
nitia to Salem, where, by acc dent I bat dull pnin or a d ie in the twick warns
was held in Wasco April 10th, and
a Mr Fuller, from Lexington, had you the kidneys need attention If yoti
the following business was transact­
recognized the swindler and had would rsna|M» 1st si msladlen, drupay, di-
ed:
him arrested ju*t as Mr Frwnian ahetiaor B rig h t’« dis-ase Take Electric
The meeting was called to order sa - alsiut to gather him in. Thi Bitters at once and »ee bne* anlt«- fly and
by
C Bryant president. The give- Heppner the first crack at him all your l*e«t feelines return " A fte r long
suffering from weak kidneys and lame
minutes of the previous meeting on a d<sl for which he should re­ ‘ ack, one f I .no ls>t 1 le a Im lly cured m e,"
were*' read and approved as read. ceive 10 years; after that Moro may writes J B Blankenship of Belk, Tenn.
O nly 50c at Moro Pharm acy.
Miss Margaret Sigman read a notice give him 5 y»ar* more.
from H 1! White, authorizing her
From what we know of him it is
** Country Style.
to j^ct as memlier of ’the committee
Mr. Cl'tcuss (home from the office»—
very evidetit that the culprit is in
in his stead. There being no objec­
Why. w hat’s the matter with father*
every detail an unde-irable citizen, In-thw?
tions she was declarer] a qualified
ami deserves a long term or two, or
Mra. Cjtlcusa—Oh, pa went out for a
member of the committee.
three. At Pi-ndleton one of the pic­ walk today, his first since coming to
A motion was made and seconded tures that Sheriff Shutt had made New York, and lie's got a bad sore
throat fr»:n soying "Good morning” to
to admit the country schools into of him, was recognized as the pic­ every
one he passed.— Puck.
the association. In discussion of the ture of Dexter Roberts, formerly of
" I '» R a th e r D ie . D o o to r)
question it was shown that sixteen that city; a man who spent many
T h a n have m y fret c u to ff," «aid M L
schools had applied for admission years in Umatilla county, atl(j who
Bingham of Princeville, I I I , *'but you *11
and two had rejmrted indifferently was sen I to the pen for 5 years, in
die from gangrene, which had eaten 8
The two latter gave as their reason- 1884, for ckt'le stealing; lie was also toes away; If you don’t," said all doctors
that tliey were located too, fur from miked up in a land swindling case Instead,he used Bucklen’k Arnica Halve
town to enter. All the /petitions an<l cau«ed one man to go into till w holly cured Its cureaofexema,
ver sores, burns, boils and piles astound
signed by school officials and bankruptcy.
tbaw orkL 26o at Moro Pharm acy.
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M any
a
M e r e C it iz e n
F in d s
s tru g g le H a r d .
W ith a back constantly aching;
W Uh distreaaing u rin a ry disorder«,
D a lly existence la but a struggle.
None need to keep It up;
Doan'a K id ney Pills w ill cure you.
Thegold framed tjeo acles you
found in or near Moro, please give
them to Mr. 6. Elcock, and receive
reward.
J. B. W heat ,
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Moro, Or
Colanthe Colts for Sale.
Nine 2-year o 1(1 b and eight year­
lings; will sell on reasonable terms;
bankable notes taken. Will sell
all to one purchaser, or will mate
any teams, or make a single sale
desired. Only reason for selling is
shortÇof pasture and have a large
number of horses to keep.
For
particular* phone or write to
C iihis A nderson ,
Ï3O»329]
Moro, Or
Russell Cyclone Thresher
J I Ca«e Engine and other Ma­
chinery, for sale low down for cash.
Apply to
II. F. M yers ,
tf.32l>]
m. bo . of Wasco, Or
Leghorn and Turkey Eggs.
8. C. White Leghorn* and M.
B. Turkey eggs for sale, any quan­
tity S. C. White Leghorn eggs $1.26
per setting of 16, or $5.00 ;>er 100.
Turkey eggs $1.60 per setting of 11,
or $12.00 per 100. For information
address Locust Blossom Poultry
Farm,
A. F. W atkins , Proprietor,
41.327]
Wasco, Or
Office in the Moro Commercial Co
U N D E R T A K IN G
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Frank Mencfcv
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house­
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop­
erty, will find T he O bserver a
good medium for advertisirig’ and
securing k customer. Try
T he O bserver , Moro. Or
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L L th e real value
a w a tch has is in
the m o ve m e n t— in the
m a te ria l, fin is h , a d just­
m e n t o f th a t m ove­
m e n t. •
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T he H oward is the only Amer­
ican watch alwayt finished and
adjusted as a fint movement, at
whatever price it is to be sold—
from $35.00 to $150.00.
We are distributors for this d »
tinctive watch.
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Watob l n s * « « t « r te e O R N C « .
MuK'k Heise etiti
Huiell Profite.
PR IC ES R E A S O N A B L E
U v e «mi Let Live.
t e ll etui E x a m in e
M \ Hiooh of
F I KN I I I H E
etui
Conducted on Best Principles
( • w a r r c l e l T r a d e M w llc lie d
MDK LINKS
twforv buying
ORKtiON
W hen
O. W . A X T E L L
Fred Wil«t>n
M oro
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O regon.
in
P u r lin ud
Menefee & W ilson
W m . R udolf
A ttorneys - at - L aw
Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs
1'HE DALLES
D r MARIE M. GOFFIN. -
D ûm es of W orn & Children a Specialty
O ffic e In T h e G o ffin B u ild in g , let St.
M u ro , O re g o n .
It 1» new and it* rbom« are provided with
running water and long distance tele­
phone». European plan, Kate»
$1 per day and upward
Highest priced room $3
Ice cold d rinks end i<w t ream in sea­
per day.
son. Socle weter,* bottled end fountain,
alw ays on hand.
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
B illiard and Pool T ables
Chas. W rig h t, President.
M o ro . O reg o n .
D e n tis t-
A s to L o s in g .
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T h e w o rld loves a good loser.
B u t e tili the w o rld chooses
T o love even better
T h e m an who ne'er loose.
Z ' c -■ —
—P itts b u rg Post.
MORO
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C o rn er 7th and Stark Streets.
M. C. Bk-klnMon, Manager.
0* fi- Messinger
J ..R . Morgan
" Y o u r sou has consumption; hl« case
is hopeless f a r e a pp allin g words spoken
to Geo E Blevins, a leading Springfield,
N C merchant by tw o expert doctors/m e
a lung specialist; then was shown the
wonderful t« w e r of D r K in g ’s N e w Dis­
covery. “ A fte r three weeks use," writes
M r Blevene, “ he was as w ell as ever, I
would not take a ll the money in the
w orld for w h a t it d id for m y boy." I n ­
fallible for coughs and oolds, Its the saf
eat, surest cure of deeprate lung diseases
on earth. 60c aod $1 a t Moro Pharm acy
guaranteed; tria l bottle free.
Hotel Oregon
Confectionery
Cigars, T obaccos
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
STO« AT
Find «treat. Strong brick, Moro, Ore.
OREGON
D r . o j . goffin ,
C ity
OREGON
JD ra y
Express and Freight
All Work Warranted.
Delivered
to any Part of the City
Office cor. First at ,and McCoy av.,
Piano and Furniture Moving.
Diagonally opposite Dr». Goffin.
Trunks and Grips Delivered
J m ie s S S te w a rt
To and From all Trains.
Address: M ORO. OREG O N.
Stock Inspector
S h erm an C ounty, '
Oregon.
A. G. BOESON
t Proprietor of,
CITY DRAY NO. 2
p uty Stock Inspector
Louis S chadew itz, K en t, Oregon
Esmond Hotel
P ro tlan d , O reg o n .
OSCAR
T a c t.
te M d
M a rm a Stretti
Free b u t to and from train«
R ates by the day
6 0 c, 7 5 c,
1.0 0 , $ I .6 0 , $ 2 .
S
European Plan
A Good Clean
Fam ily
Hotel
Trunkr snd Grip* Hauled io and
Pliallasiúnt Livery Co:
front all train«
Wasco, Oregon.
Another form of tact lies iu the
ability to arrive at conclusions w ithout
expressing them .— Punk
.lllj! iïlllll’ltr
A H e a lin g S a lv e
■ F or burns, chapped hands, and sore
n ipples,C ham berlain’»Halve is most ex-
eellenL I t allay» the pain o f a burn a l­
most In stan tly, aod unless the in ju ry Is
very severe, heals the parte w ith o u t
leaving a soar. 25c a t Moro P h a rm a cy . M
Sidney Johnson, Proprietor.
Every kind of rig to order,
nnd
all order» prompt and aatifl-
oe aven«
vw O R O K R
factorv at reasonable price».
N wrt ( i l'KIl, Aim fjHKxr
- Farmers teams fed as well a»
they «.re ied ^ t home, if* not better.
Tel$|»hone at our exjtense.
A t T he O bserver O ffice
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NOTICE TO BREEDERS
The
MANAGER
ANDKRSON
Draying of all Kind».
M
oros
> Z Z Z Z Z Z -Z -» »
B arber S
1
hop I
P o r c e la in B a th T u b a .
Everything First Class and lip to dak. |
Monkland
£ Agent for the Bent Steam Laundrv
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Shop in Brick Building next Obstfr^er Ottice
Percheron Horse Association
i.n t .A R
L E V V I S , P r o p r i e t o r .. -
Announce to the Farm ers
o f S h erm an C ounty th a t
th e ir P erch ero n stallion
P aper R a n g in g
COLANTHE
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Both in Workmanship and Price
Office at Furniture Store? 4 •
w ill m a ke the season o f 1 9 0 9
F. R. A X T E L L , M O R O , O R
a t fo llo w in g places and days
Tuesdays at W . A . W oods
W e d n e sd a ys a n d T h u rs d a y s
To Buy, Sell or Lichange
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New Entirely.
Convient to Business
My M ollo le
MORO
H a rn e y .
GRASS VALLEY. ORE
new brick building.
For sale by a ll dealers.
Price 60
cents.
F oster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New Y o rk , sole agents for the U nited
States.
item ember the name— Doans— and
take no other.
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W e r d s to F r e e z e t h e B e u l.
Spectacles Lost.
...A N D ...
Bryant & Mowry,
The Tete-a-tete.
R h e u m a tis m .
More than nine out of every 10case« of
rheum atism are sim ply rheum atism of
the muscles,due to cold or dam p or cron-
ic rheum atism ; in such cases no internal
treatm ent is required; the freeapplica-
tlon of Cham berlain's L lu im e u t is ail
th a t is needed and it is certain to give
quick relief; give it a tria l, see for your­
self how q uickly it relieves the pain and
soreneas. Medicines usually given in te r­
n ally for rheum atism are poisonous,or
very strong medicines; they are worse
than useles In cases of chronic and mua-
cular rheum atism . For sale by Moro
Pharm acy,
A ttorney a t L aw
Mrs M artha W Rigsby, 322 O ak at. MORO
;
.OREGON
Hood R iver, O r, rays, " I suffered from
back ache and other distressing sym p­ W . C. B ryan t
George Mowry
toms of kidoey trouble, and although 1
used numerous remedies, I was unsuc­
cessful In find in g relief.
F in a lly I
t
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learned of Doan'a K id n e y Pills and
L aw y ers
procured a box. I n a short tim e I be­
g a n to feel a great deal better .continued Rooms 1, 2 and 3 over W W M t\»
and received a complete cure."
O( the culprits haled before a police
lidglstrate In New York one Monday
nornlug there was one, an lrlabinan.
a ho had caused no end o f trouble to
lie police the Saturday night preced­
ing.
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The magistrate regarded the pris­
oner w ith mingled curiosity and in­
dignation. “80 you’re the man that
gave the officers so much trouble7“
Ills honor asked.
“I understand that
It took seven policemen to lock you
n p l"
•'Tie, your honor," responded the
Celt, w ith a broad grin, "but It would
take only wan to let me ouL’’—H a r­
per's W eekly.
B e w in *. young man. before too la te
O f the reductive te te-a -te te.
I t « e a r * a nlaak of dim pled ■miles,
B u t Ju»t «B at-etl. lu rk w om an's wiles.
A nd who so strong th a t he can w ard
A gainst these? M en, be on your guard
A n d deadly cozj corners flee
Lest you be bagged u n w a rily .
—G u nter'» M a a a x ln a
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The
‘ •Most ordinary cold« w ill yield to the
simplest treatm en t," nays the Chicago
T rib u n e ," moderate laxatives, h o t foot
hatha,free perspiration.avoidance o f wet
and cold exposure after treatm ent, «to.”
W h ile thia treatm ent 1« sim ple it requi
res considerable trouble, a m rth e one a d ­
opt ing it must remain iu doors for days,
or a fresh cold is most sure to be enntrgo-
led and in m any instances pneumonia
follows Is it uot better to pin your faith
to an old reliable pre|>aration like Cham ­
berlain's ( \>ugh Remedy, famous fo rita
cure of colds and can always be depend­
ed upon? For sale by Moro Pharm acy.
T L W. ROSS, Wasco, Oregon, I
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S a tu rd a y s a n d M o n d a y s a t R o y Pow ell
C e r tific a te o f P e d ig r e e .
Colanthe in recorded by
the American Percheron Horse Breeder» and Importer» A««ocia-
tion, hi» recorded number being 40930. Color and description,
brown, star, »mall snip. Pedigree, foaled April 11th, 1903, bred
and owned by H. Q. McMillan of Rock Rapid», Iowa. Got by
Calypso 26017 [44677], by Theudis 26016 [40871], by Besigue
[19602], by B rilliant’ H I--I» 1 6 [2919], by Fenelon 2682 [38],
by\B ril]iant 1271 [766], by Brilliant 1899 [756], by Coco II
[714], by Vieux Chaslin [713], by Coco [712], by Mign Oil [716],
by Jean Le Blanc [739].
Dam. Corona 23366, by Stmdow 21144, by Clnmpin 13999
[29892], by Phenix 8849 [6983], by Fenelon 2682 [38], by Bril­
liant 1271 [766,] by Brilliant 1899 [756], by Coco II [714], by
V ilux Chaslin [713], by Coco [712], by Mignon [715], by Jean
LeBLnc [739].
2d Dam. Babe 21146, by Pluton 10113[19321 ], by Vaillnnt
[404], by Prosper [893], by Decide [892], by Vieux Pierre [894],
by Coco [712], by Mignon [715], by Jean Le Blanc [739J.
3d Dam., Dimmitt 4450, imported from France in 1882 by
Dillon Bro»., of Normal Illinois.
T e r m « o f S e r v i c e . Single leap $10, payable at time
of aervice. The season $16, payable at the end of the »eaaon.
To ioaure $20, payable when the mare is known-to be with foal.
Mare %nd oolt to atand good for services.
Care will be taken to
prevent aooidents, but will be responsible for none. ’ Trading,
w iling or removing the mare from the neighborhood forfeit» the
inauranoe; and the money become» due.
Andy Shearer, Manager
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