* H o i coffee, sand witches, «to., • •
B gg« b o tp l.
Keep the lawns green; out (be ¡. Mr». Simon Kloock b in Portland
grass and weeds along the street.
thb week on a abort visit.
Mr». Neva Johnson Is a gueot 0f
Tyler Wilson, son of Attorney
A oareleee amoksr was tbe cause
Wileon of this oity, la a visitor to of destruction by fire of 60 acres of
friend» «1 Vanoouver, Wa*h.
«beat near Ritzville, Saturday.
Henrv Myers’ b i, thresher bar Shaniko.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HARVEST SUPPLIES
Groceries
L L Feet» threshed wheat last
begun work in the Kent district.
W B Johnston left Wednesday
Mr». Walford of Bigg*. wa» $&» week that averaged 12 ssoks to the for a abort visit with relative» and
friends at Vancouver.
Mrs. John
guest of relative» in this city Mon acre, all No. 1.
ston
had
proceeded
him
about a
Mr
Reese
of
the
W
W
M
Co.’»
day
,
week.
warehouse
at
DeMoes,
was
a
Moro
• Moro school» will open Monday
Sept. 18th, with Geo N Murdock of visitor Saturday.
Harriman, it ia »aid, ia »took on
All heading crew» io ths vicinity tbe water rights of Dee Chutes river;
Monmouth as principal.
Ben Cochran is over on a visit to of Moro were laid off Tuesday after* and that that’s what all this funs ie
his mother, w ith his fa m ily from noon on aooount of wind
about. A fine prise it is; worth a
It ie »aid th at a Redmond real big fight loo.
h's horns on the N orth Bank,
W in. W eigands, form erly in husi
relate boom ¡a the oause of the rail-
. . . . O r . . . V . l l . y , n o , r ..ld .n ,
’ « '» « « O b o U . o.ojfon
at The Dalles, is here on business.
Mrs. S till and fam ily of A lb an y,
C ured M eats
are visitors f t the borne of her bro
ther, Albert Pentecost, near this
A a people get older and see real
trouble they wonder th at they ever
cried because rain fell on a picnio.
Mis» Id a Falmer, who was nurs
ing Mrs. Roy Hulse during her ill
ness, returned to her home
Dal lee
City Monday.
Mrs. H . is now
nicely on tbe way to permanent im
provement.
Harvest Supplies
now in stock
Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks, Gasoline
Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and
<
Link Belting, Oils of all Kinds, Ftp., Etc.
“ Goods of Quality** Is Our Motto
We will not be undersold in our line.
Moro Hardware and Implement Co
Gov. Benson is returning from a
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a
An easy w«y to secure inform a
summer outing, the first vacation of
oity '
tion
about
the
lands
of
Alberta
and
my kind th at tbe governor has
Don W heat had the misfortune
Canada in general ie to write to W
taken for more than a year.
to break the cycle to his header 'on
OEO. H. H IL D E B R A N D , Pres
11 Moore, Portland, 6th and Wa«b-
JU L IU S M E D L E R , S e c re ta ry ,
One correspondent asserts th a t
the 80th which neceseitated a lay
GEO. M E D L E R , T re a s u re r, -
C H A S . U O L U H E R , M anager,
ington St., who is agent for this sec
UjP Chicago, M ilw aukee and St
off of several day«.
tion in the sale of these lands.
haul Ry. Co. is haoking Porter
Attorney Sam Baker and wif<
L K Sm ith had one of his feet
Rros. T h a t’« all right.
of Grass V alley, attended the M K
badly damaged in a combine last
St Louie aeronauts enoountered
quarterly meeting in this city Sat
week. D r O J Goffin is attending
a snow storm at a distance of two
urday, coming down in hi« auto
tbe esse. L K is son of J W Smith
miles above the earth. Up in the
Andrew M cD onald, one of the
Who recently submitted to am puta
Bitter Root mountains last week
pioneer «ettlers of thia county, now
tion of one leg for gangt#ne at The
«now fell for three days.
resident at The Dalles, is visiting
Dalles hospital.
I t 1« now asserted that potatoes
his son, at the old time borne near
Messrs Barnum and Atwood a t
c»u«ed typhoid amongst men on
Monkland.
tended the annual meeting of the
ibe battle ship«. O ut of hundreds
Years ago practical demonstra
W W M Co. bankers at The Dalles
of barrels of potatoes in the hold of
tion determined th at no lum ber
Monday. They used M r Barnum ’s
the Celtic 60 per cent were con
ggeeds Oregon ^r.
Some recent
new Cadillao, and made the trip
demned
The vessel steamed out
homeseekers are ju s t finding out
from The Dal lee to M oro in lesa
,
»
*
«
4?j
to sea and dumped them overboard.
than 2:45; the time to Wasco was
tbe fact anew.
Link Belting, L eath er B elting, L ace L eather
H o t Coffee and Sandwiches, at
T y p e -w rite r paper at T he O bserv
T his ie Spokane’s busy year. two hours.
Engine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine Extras, etc. <1
Geo N C rosette Id sells everything,
er office.
A B W o lfard ’s, Bigg«.
Now the reservation registration;
O
Mrs. Win.' Henriche wa« down
hut The O. M an stumped him last
next the irrigation congress* then
Look those refrigators over at the
Ed Lewis sold bi« th ird chair to
week when he «eked for a summer
town Wednesday, the third time
the land drawings. After that the
a new shop at Grass Valley.
Moro H ard w are store.
«he had ventured out ( / her house
vest. George couldn’t fit him , but
interstate fair and the fall rush of
Paxtenger« w ill find a most ex w ill hnve one sent from the factory
D on’t borrow T he Observer. Sub
since July 1st, when she came home
colonists; followed by the national
cellent lunch at the Biggs hotel
scribe, and have it your own.
I f yo u c o u ld see th e e x tr a fine apple show, and then Thanksgiving from Castle Rock, Wash., where the
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accident occurred that broke the
The best diet rule for hot weather p o ta to e s J a m e s W o o d s ra is e d th i« and Christm as holidays.
A big shipm ent nf comforters arid
bones
of
an
ancle
June
26th.
is to eat or d rin k nothing you do s u m m e r on fa llo w land of L V
blanket just received at M C Co.
Bend B u lletin : The supposedly
not need.
M oore, v u
w o u ld g e t som e eee'd
Attorney W ilson, of The Dalles
For Postal Cards, and Postal
worthless b la ck ja ck p ile may prove
K n o c k s O n c o a t E v o ry M a n ’ s D o o r .
law firm of Huntington
Wilson,
M r. and Mrs. Dan MnLachlan fro m h im a n d p la n t a n a cre for to lie not eo worthier« after all.
Curd ca«es, try The Observer Book
It
and Judge Carey of Portland, ware
Store.
are here from Portland to assist in y o u rs e lf n e x t y e a r.
is very probable that this species of
(HO acre« of fine farm land, m il«
T l.e Ei. lenbejrger ranch near
attendants at a special term of the
th
e
h
a
rv
e
s
t.
noulh o f SVoaro, well
—hkhamko,
ell im proved, h a lf in
Mrs.
Black
and
daughter,
M
«-
Go to the Moro Com m ercial Co
pine, of which there ie an abundance
h ( m o t 200 acre« in «iiiiinierf:i!lo,v c u 'ti vation bal pasture, a t $ 15 00
oircuit court for Sherm an county
Black,
end
M
rs.
Anderson
of
Love
for lowest prices on harvest sup
south of Bend, w ill in time he of
$5,000.00 ca«h, bal. euay term «,
The first oar load of new wheat
|,er acre $ i o 00 cash bal. to «ult
tbie week in the Interest of Porter
purchase r.
plies.
«old in Goldendale wa« 40 fold at land, Colorado, old tim e friends ot onsiderahle value, principally for
F
in
e
residence
properly
in
Wuseo
Bros aneiit the DesChutes railw ay.
M A x tell of this city, w ill be wood pulp.
re sid e re projw rty In W ahco ,
w in d m ill, c iste rn , p riv a te w ater
Change at the rin k . Skating ie 90 ct« per huehvl.
system , 5 room cottage, n ear Hnn- 7 rooms i s - i d .s b a'b ro o m ,- p a n try
Dr. Saunders, worthy veterinary
guests of M r. A x tell next week, re
now Saturday evenings from 8:30
Colonists rates w ill he put into
dow m ill. 81500.00, one th ird cu-b an i a ttic . L arge haoem ent Uon—
You cun H«si«t in m aking Moro
of this county, is kept busy now a t
t u r n in g fro m tb e S e a ttle f a ir .
m s-u d w l'h w ater ahd sew er sys
l»al. on easy (arm s.
to 10.30. See adv.
■ ff-ut by the transcontinental ra il
more beautiful by keeping ynnr
tem*; tw o I 0 -; bouse nev. ly p ain ted
tending to siok and feeble horses.
ParMonage
property
of
tin*
U
nited
new
feiuv and new sidew alk, all
road»
identically
with
those
th
at
We arc in receipt of the year book
Postal Card Album s fine, in cloth , , premises neat and olenn.
The work and the weather is hard
B re th re n c h u rc h , io W asco, for in tine condttion.
published by the Junior olaae of the thought 63,000 settlers to the Paci
cover«, eto., from 25c up, at T he O b
$(XX). O n e -tld rd cash balance on
T be funny thing a bou*, hot wenth- 1
on the gentle anim als this summer
Also several b u ild in g lot in d if-
easy term «. flO O ofl'for e p o tc a a li.
server Book Store.
The
Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
College for fic Northwest last spring.
rent parta of tow n.
‘
er i r t b a t people appear to be sur
and they deserve the very best
which we are greatly obliged. Tbe rate« go in effect September 16 arid
O ur “ ads” attrac t attention and prised by w hat they expect.
treatment possible to he given them
book is really a very nice souvenir continue until October 15.
advertise. W hen you get our ad-
Let us not neglect them in oar
Rev. W eaver has decided to q u it and is fu ll of interesting reading
vertising, you get businessbringere.
A love-smitten youth from De- blindness; they do not need so
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the m in is try after his term here, and illustrations, exceedingly profit*
Moss, who was studying the ap much of whip and goad; they need
Moro Com m ercial Co. headquar because of continued illness of Mrs.
ahlb to intending students.
proved method of proposal, asked a little love and human kindness to
ters for harvest supplies, overalte^AVe«yes,
OCOCOiXXX; •>CCCCC'OOO3'333 :
A couple in a neighboring town one o f hie Moro friends if he thought help them on their long and weary
«hirts, shoes, gloves A etc.
E ve ry
There w ill be no more preaching
was delighted over a visit from the that a young man should propose road.
thing for harvest men.
. .. —
services at Spaulding, Rutledge and
to a girt on hrs knee
“ D h e don’t,”
The O R A N
should arrange
Old type makes the very best of K ent in the M E church u ntil after stork and determ ined to weigh the
replied
his
friend,
‘‘the
girl
should
h«hy but bad no eoalee. Just then
matters, if po«sible to do so, by
Babbitt m etal. We have it for sale co n fe re n ce
the iceman called and consented to get o ff”
which they can provide their agent
and when you need any call at The
( I n b . i i . r . l e a r * » I llt e a t * p o i o l *
-8ome
good
hay
is
coining
in,
but
let them u»e hi« scales.
Im ag ine
A noticeable feature is tbe o p ti at Moro with a helper.
Observer office. Prioe is right.
As it ie
one load has to he distributed their surprise on finding th a t the mism of home seekers registering
with increased work to he done
W heat is coming into the ware
around town, a jag here and there, little one weighed 19 pounds.
for lottery lands in the Ind ian reser since railroad
construction
has
bouses this week sons«. The rush
to let the hungry cows have a feed
vation«. Every one thinks he is started, including newspaper tele
w ill be on about the 16th and later,
A E Moretz was nearly done up
or two.
sure to draw a prize.
S till the grams, th at properly belong, and
at stations «long the C 8 Ry.
fighting fire all alone one day last
A good rewpcc tn lile «a v ii g g n .ir i n l u d na
D r. M a rie M Goffin is a Seaside week. The fire had started from A chances are «m all, as it ia estimated are dated a t Grass V alley, ton mueh
W arm weather is coming, so buy
there
will
he
300,000
applicants
F o r price or in fo r tn q tio n 'w r ite rnr c a ll op
sojourner with her uncle, Dr. M iller locomotive spark and whs working
oil of nights snd early morning re
a gasoline stove for the wife. I t is
and fam ily of Portland.
Dr. O J is its way to a wheat field when M r. while the aggregate of homesteads porting on duty may soon necessi
a comfort and also a money saver.
hatching at home w ith Sam and M. discovered it. H e had no tim e in the three reservations w ill lie less tate a change in agents th at is not
Foe ¿ale e t th e M o ro H ard ware
than 3,(XX)
the dog.
desired by the m ajority of Moro
to summon help and made tbe fight
«tori'.
people.
If there is not an ordinance com- «ingle handed, w ithout water even,'
Wh«nev«r w« ««« « pratty sorrel
I f you want to set a good e x u u -
R H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , Y /a s e o , O re g o n
JJutside of the value of sheep as
p o llin g properly owners to cut the but was badly used physically.
hor«n we are reminded of the «tal-
ple for your neighbors to follow, cut
grHpe «lid weed« along the streets
lion Em igrant, we brought from St. producers of meat and wool, there
the ta ll gra«« and weeds along your
Judge L ittlefield of Portland and
there should he.
And w hat is
Paul to Portland. There is no color is a benefit conferred by them to
fence line. This advice is for both
Senator Jay Bowerman of Condon,
more, it should be enforced.
of
hor«e «o insensible to heat ms the land. Pastures oooupied by sheep
city and country.
have been whisked over this county
and
eorrel.
There is seldom any coat become richer every year,
The f. ar of a shortage of farm pretty lively in autos this week.
Geor W Berriau is agent' for the
eo silky or responds so q uickly to hushes, weeds and briars, which so
help
for
haivest,
which
prevailed
They were attorneys for Tw ohy
Springfield Fire and M arine Insur
good care ne the sorrel, and many readily grow where they are not de
ance C o , and is prepared to write some tim e ago seems to be ground Bros in the effort to remove the
"horpsmen
claim there is seldom sny sired, are kej>t down by sheep and
less for the towns of the In la n d E m locks fastening the grade gates
At all our Giain Storage Warehouses in Sherman County
policies on grain and other risks.
horee
with
such sound feet and tbsir places occupied by grass. Tbe
pire are well filled with men seek b a c k of Grass V a lle y , In which
Don’t send out of town for your job ing work.
No warehouse charge« o n B a rle y ctored on exchange.
limb« or posseaeing the endurance poorest kind of land, if given up to
they succeeded, from a legal point
printing. The Observer is prepared
sheep, even if it is necessary to allow «
of the sorrel.
Mrs. P u lliam of Wasco, who of view.
0 0 0 0 0 3 ocecooex
to do all sorts of work in the very
feed to them , w ill be made product
stopped over-.in Moro enroute to
One of the attractions tn visitors
best and latest style to meet any
Cyotes have become so numerous
ive in a few years.
K ent w ith M r. Myers threshing
n Portland i« the museum, hut it is
fair competition.
since the «doption of the ecalp-
not on the published list
Deoided-
Eleanor M In g ra m ’s story, “ The
outfit, intending to fill the position
hnunty law, that they have taken
Special sale while they Jast On
of cook, m et with an accident here,
|y tbe best thing seen in the Forest Jesters,” in ths August Lippjncott’a
turkeys right from tbe nests at the
a ll buggies and wagons at the Moro
ry building and its contents, rellos should he ot especial interest to
dislocating her shoulder.
D r. O J
John Johnson Boyd farm , «nd at
H ardw are
and
Im p lem ent
Co.
of tha Lewis and Clark fair. The those who have eeen an automobile
Goffin was called and after reduc
J H E llio tt’« farm . The latter was
These goods were bought beforeAhe
story of that Port Orford oedar road race, such as she describes.
ing the fracture Mrs P. returned to
a gobbler th at made a fight' for its
advance in p^ice last M ay and w ill Wa»ot*
log, 3(X) years of age when It fell, Tbe breathless waiting for the dawn,
go obeap
life, and escaped, hut it resembled
and
the 300 year old fir growing whan tbe oootest is to begin; ths
Competition in th« upper C o lu m the parrot after the famous monkey
Tbe best way to protect your
The latest silver ware designs which
ofsr it; is one of the Oregon tim ber raoe itself, the exciting oomments of
bia river steamboatiog ia assured escapade.
machinery against wear is to use
harmotiize$ perfectly with the period it
lessons th at tourists would lik e to the spectators, the suspense when
by the K am of boats. T he steamer
good oil.
T h a t Is Valvoline, the
represents and ¡11 rich simplicity it rivals
an
aocident
oocurs,
are
all
depicted
carry
home
with
them
in
print.
Uncle
Sam
ne
d
not
point
with
Norm a above Celilo, and the U n
best in this world or any other.
the best examples of silver ware any
with
rem
arkable
faithfulness,
snd
»corn
to
Cuba
because
of
its
re
dine below The Dalles, T he Norm a
I t is claimed th at more than a
Sold by the Moro Hardw are A Im
where. It is made extra heavy plate and
there is a m ighty pleasant love
has been lying idle for the past two adoption of the pernicious lottery, quarter m illion dollars has been
plem ent Co.
story in it besides. In th e'jo u rn ey
u
ntil
he
hits
upon
a
/
more
*
equit
(tim ed into Spokane trade channels
years and w ill be repaired and put
Buy the genuine imported aven-
of modern life love ia ju s t the ao-
in operation in time to take oare of able and satisfactory way of dis by sum m er visitors, and double
erioua csrbolineuro; tbe im itation
tributing his own remaining lands, that sum into Portland. This am oomodatioo train , marriage the
a share of tbe fall wheat traffic.
being offered h only a tem porary
and until he does, we can ex ount Includes only the absolute e x little way station and divorce the
Miss Cooper of Portland, and Mrs,
remedy If a, all. I f genuine one
pect just such lotteries as are now pense of the stay neoeesary for eaoh final destination.
application lasts for ail tim e. Ask Sheppard of Massachusetts, sisters being conducted at Spokane, Coeur-
A Spokane dispatch of Sunday
to register and toakee no allowance
to see our sealed paokiges. The of Mrs. Rust of this city, are now in d ’Alene and Kalispell.
for any
incidental expenditures announofs tbe death of Mrs. Frank
Seattle,
from
which
point
they
sep
Observer Book Store.
The H Spaulding, wife of Rev. Spauld
T be state fair board is prepared which may have been made.
arate for their homes.
Mrs. Rust
AvenariuB Carbolineug is a germ accompanied them on a visit to The to say th at September 13th there greatest profit is to tbe railroads. ing, and tbelr two sons, aged 9 and
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it Dalles to M rs. M aud
Watson, w ill he opened one of th « most sue A large proportion are from tbe 0 4 years, in Lake Kelso, while frolio-
destroys the eauee of decay in poets daughter nf Mrs. Rqst. Mrs. Les oessful and best attended state fairs m iddle western and eastern states t«K on the beach, tbe boys v«ntured
Is complete and up-to-date.
or timber. The US.Governroent, lie and children are hereon a visit in Salem th a t has ever been held and the railroad fare nece«sary for into the water and got hevond their
depln.
Tbe
older
boy
was
taken
the
round
trip
for
each
of
them
is
the ORNCo., Multnomah county, now; and two daughters of Peter west of the Mississippi river
A r
Have watches and watch chains in
with oramps snd cried to
his
and oity of. JiQ/lIidoi, are 'W i n g
Peterson, cousins nf Miss Mae, are rangements having been carefully H O to 1100. and In some eases,
several tliffctienl styles Änd
prices.
The
mother
general use of it on bridge timbers, en route from Colifornia on a visit made, and, thanks to 4he Seattle move, m aking a total of $8,000,000 mother for aid,'
Now is the time to have your time keeper
etc. It is the best chicken lice de to-the Ru«t home at Morn, after a exposition, the big Oregon show will •o $6,000,000 paid to the transpor plunged into the oold water to res
put io repair lor the summer’s hard usage. •
tation companies.
T h» greatest cue him , and when the cries of tbe
stroyer on the m arket, and will vi«it tn the Seattle fair.
One of he attended by thousands of eastern
sweeten and preserve a water trough, Mrs. Leslie’s little ones was quite people. Tourists m aking the Paci gain in business has been by th» drowning hoy reached tbe little
pig pen, stable, eto , and keep away severely bitten by a dog Monday. fic ooast w ill not overlook the op restauarnts, which were crowded fellow a fit took bold of him and he
flies. I t is a guaranteed article. Dr. 0 J G offin was q u ic k ly su m portunity of seeing Oregon’s largest all day long. Those open all night sank beneath the surface, AH were
J e w e le r , W w a c o . O re g o n
The Observer Book Store is distrib moned and the little fellow w ilt and beat collection of products, and were well |i*trnnised from daylight loat. The bodies were -recovered
Watak Inagset»« fkr the O. R.AN. Ry
utor of ths pure »rtiolefin 8b»rn»ao •oon reoover, but tbe bits may soar hundreds of other IoterM ting feat- at • o’clock in tha morning until and tha funerals ware held at Athol,
Idaho* Monday.
1>Q| after midnight.
« 11 I I 11 H t W t H »W W » W» > W I M l O O »»» » 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 U f
ur»».
j
\
oouoty.
his too».
Vegetables *
F ruits
g
i i |) l « n t C o . I
Shoes,
G loves,
Overalls,
Shirts,
Underwear,
1
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm g
Machinery and Supplies. ■ Drapers for all g
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, g
Hodge, McCormic etc.
. S
Blankets, and everything for harvest men.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GIVE US A TRIAL
The
O b se r v e r
MOHO, S H E R M A N C O .,O R FO O K :
E u re k a
A .F
r it t i us.
L o d g e N o . 121,
a A. M.. Moro, Or.
Meets th e firs t-a n d th ir d
, r liu m d a y evening« o f each
m o n th V is itin g m w u h m
. c o rd ia lly In v ite d to meet
B y o rd e r o f th e W . M .
J. M. H a rry, Hecretary.
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r
No 7» O.X ».
R eguhtr c o m m u n ic a tio n
each 2d and 4 th lliu r a -
day evening« m o n th ly .
B y o rd e r W .M .
M r«' H elen H a rry, Hecy
M o r o L o d g e , N o . 113,
I . O .O . F. Moro. Oreano.
Meet» ovwry H a turday
e v e n in g at 7:30 o 'clo ck.
V is itin g
m em ber« are
c o rd ia lly In v ite d . M in t
u r n arc ex|>ected to be
J . O. E llio t t , N . O .
«een i.
jbert M. Bragh. Hecretarv.
T h e price of T h e Observer is $1.50
p ,r year. 7f, o.nt« for »la month«, W w n U
f i r four monlho— hot If paid in adranoe »»
oooep' $2.80 In fu ll for 2 y e a « . Hboriar
Se-oMi than ooa year 12H aonta per m o n th .
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an
In quiry, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the dale o f the paper .a the dale at
which your current.AlUMCrlptlof) expire».
F R I D A Y ................
August 6, 1909
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m m w h m m m w w m m m
F irst d a -« lunch served at a 2d
cla«e price at the B ' i NT" hotel.
Photograph postal card« of Moro
aoecerv for s»|e at Observer Book
Store.
IT yotr W hitt to hny m id T b e T H t-
Server; I f V<*U w a n t to ee l a d v e r-
tie« in it.
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Don’ t forget the place to get your
m o n e y * w o r th in « w a tc h ia a t L M
R i h *' Jeweler, Wasco.
Fre«h «upply of genuine carbolen-
iuin ju s t opened at theObaerver Book
Store.
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders,
latest, safeet and bast, Observer
Book Store
Stationery,
paper, pen«, ink.
p e n c ils and a ll «drte of io ta « , a t th e
O l-e e rv c r B o o k S tore.
S ce n ic p ic tu re pent card»,of view«
near Moro, actual photo work, for
sale at Observer Book Store.
Dr J R Morgan w ill be in Moro
Wasco 15th to 80th,
l i t to 1 5 th.
nf e.icb month to practice dentistry.
N W Thompson is advertising »
reward for a lost horse; there is $25
for Iha party who soys where it is
to be found.
W e desire to p u b lis h all the new«
of »very part of Sherman county,
but if von hid« your item under s
b u » M it doe» nobody good.
Some great bargains in ladies’
'shirtwaists, m uslin underwear, and
sum m er w«sh good«.
Special prices
to close them out at the M C Co.
E C Davis, proprietor of the Gras«
V a lle y Barn, prom ptly attends all
calls, day or night.
Anim als given
the very best of care.
Charges are
right. ,
Fresh vegetables and fru it in
season at Moro Com I Co.
Ship»
moots arrive Tuesdays and Fridays.
Prices moderate. Give us a tria l
on these goods.
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A number of m y patron» are ;
not aware th at for some month» ;
past the Moro Com m ercial Co. ;
has had my bread on sale; any
purchases of bread a t this
»tore w ill be appreciated by
!
Mr». B. Awderwn.
h u i i i i i i u i i h i i ih h
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ALWAYS ON HAND
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D eering and H odge H eaders.
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Opportunity
C. J. Bright, Wasca, Ore.
Reduced Slabwood Prices
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, Â ? ,T a ÿ t o i, s Moro
Independent (Ijarshouse §
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G rain S to rag e R ates Reduced
to 5 0 c e n ts p e r to n
New Silverware Deskiisi;
Louis XVI P attern
Casts no mare than oilier Silvsrware t
HAND PAINTED CHINA
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