Sherman County observer., March 04, 1910, Image 1

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SHERMAN C O ® '1'! OBSERVER,
PUBLISH ED F R ID A Y S .
$1.50 per Yearj 124c. per Month
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O - - very
B » s ta b lis h o c i 1 Ô S 7 .
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Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which ail
farmer« should have — and many do have — a checking ac­
count w illT i good hank.
The posseMor oi such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger ol fire and thieve«.
Ilia bills paid hy check are not only a valid receipt. but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, hut start an account now with
The Igascv Warehouse (Hilling C°-
of
fi|oro.
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MORO PHARMACY
E x p e rt,
E x p e rie n ce d , R e g istere d P h a rm a c is ts
H e d icin e s C a r e fu lly C om pound ed.
Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY.
' BRUSHES, COMBS. SPONGES. CIGARS.
Any a n d all K ind» of P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw ava In S to c k
F U R N IT U R E
a n d
U N D E R T A K IN G
O. W . A X T E L L
M o ro
THEIMPROVfo
•C O P P E R
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O rego n.
qk
lbher S ta m p s F urnished.
. __ i lor Typewriters, Typewriter
S u p p lies, R ib b on s, E to .
R IV E T E D
GARDEN
Experience and a thorough knowledge of onr business and
the markets of the world, enable us to furnish the very
best seeds, plants and supplies obtainable. I t has taken
many year« to establish this relation with the producers and
best growers, but only In this way is it possible to obtain
the finest, true stocks at no greater cost to our customers
than the ordinary kinds.
FREE: OUR B E A U T IFU L
NEW CATALOG
W rits today.
Look toe out Diamond trade mark. It m
JbpJ
the beat obtainable
H otel M oro
N e s ’ »*t H o t e l to B u s i n e s s C e n te r , B a n k s a n ti D e p o t.
Sunday D inner 35 cents.
T a b le th e B e s t th e H a r k e t w i ll A ffo rd
O p p o site P o s t O ffic e
M oro, O regon.
'X'ta* D«lt««( Oragtatt»
K leetrio L ig h t s
M . G O F F IN .
The French
D i m s of I omen & Children a Specialty
Office in The Coffin Building, I at Si.
D e n tis t^ ^
MORO
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OREGON
All W ork W arranted.
Office cor. First st and McCoy av.
Diagonally opp Drs. Goffin.
C a la m ity
In France
D is a s te r
M oro , O regon .
J. R. Morgan
•
IT H losses In property run
I1 IL E hundreds of column«
uing fa r up Into the millions
have been published aboffj
snd #u
the Trent «toraster ta K»«oe*
of dead and Injured the floods
from fltxxla. the Illustrations
11. ¡' His and throughout France reach,
now reaching this country give one
ed th" d im ension s of a greut national
of course, n far better Idea o f the ap
caln ajiy that startled the eutlre civl
palling conditions over th< re when Hi -
ItSnl world. The unprecedented storms
Seine and other rivers o' erflowed their j
which 'felted the country and raged
bunks. The sceuea dm mg the calam i
for days turned the rlvera Into raging
Jty were startling, to say the least,
torrents, the ordinarily peaceful Seine
especially In the lo w r sections, where
rising 1» gher thun It hns risen before
the water rose ah -ve the roofs of
in a hundred yeart
houses lu Borne places, drowning him
Floods are by no neana a rarity lu
dreds and destnr .ng mtlllona of d««l
Paris, but seldom do they reach the
lars' worth of property.
proportion* of the present Inundation
The scenes at night In I ’nrJs during
bringing ¿blaster not only to the
the disaster pieaantad « weird spec French capital, but to many other clt
facie, soldiers sailors, firemen and po ids and towns unfortun.tely
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situated
Ik e Working by the light •o f camp |
fires and t< rehes constructing tempo I
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Is kuowu as t lie “Seine basin." Rain
falls of no unuMial extent cause a rnp
Id rise of the wafers ,n the river und
a aoneequeut flooding of the hanks,
but when there Is a continuous down­
pour, as at the present time and such
an Strunk the country In I8t)2, the sit­
uation develops Into a national calam­
ity.
Several causes contribute to this.
First of all. Paris and mfich of the
Veteran Pedestrian Purposes to Croee
Continent In One Hundred Days.
When Edward Payson Weston, th«
famous pedestrian, walked across the
American continent laat year lu 106
days It was considered a marvelous
feat, and as he had then readied
the age of eeveutyxme most people
thought, of course, that It would be
his laat Journey of thia kind. But they
did not know thia remarkable man.
He has now arranged another tour and
p a ir o v a Sa w alk front ocean to ocean
In a hundred days. I f ho reaches the
New York city hall steps on schedule
time he w ill greet Mayor Gaynor on
May 28. 11# w ill theu be seventy two
years old. ns he Is near the end of bis
seventy-first year.
When Weston leaves Los Angeles on
Feb. 1 at 4 p. m. he w ill first travel
westward to the Pacific. Leaving the
Pacific at Santa Monica, the world's
champion walker, both for ago and
distance, w ill follow the tracks of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe ra il­
road. The first city of any size he w ill
H I.— C ost of F o o d In
M oderate H om es.
By EDITH- G. CHARLTON,
In Chzrg# of Domeirti Econom y. Iowa
State Collega.
Copyright. 1910. by A m onc.n
Aaeeeistiea.
Pre»#
perishable and because of the coat o<
transportation. They are one of the
mo»t easily digested food«, eaten raw
or when slightly cooked, aud they
contain considerable nutriment.
But
un a tissue bulldlug food or a m««t
substitute they are uot nearly as val­
uable a» some other article« of the
diet. A persou would need to eat four­
teen oysters to derive a quantity of
proteld from them equal to that con­
tained in one egg. and one pound of
beefsteak 1» equal In tissue building
mu ter tai to 150 oysters, or «boot «*«
num ber «-ootstned 1« th ree qasrta-
Tbus It readily can be «eeo that IndV-
vlduala or families may be well fed
and never eat an oyater. In provid­
ing f«xxl on un economical basis the
Hue must sometimes be drawn rather
sharply between appetite and hunger.
Prices differ In various localities, and
it is lmpoeslhle to suggest definite
menus that everywhere can be pro­
vided for a certain sum of money.
However, In the greater portion of this
country a selection may be made from
the following list of food material» by
persons living on from 15 to 25 cents
a day:
T was Ruskin who said. “Sure good
Is flrst lu feeding people, then lu
d ressin g people, then lu lodging
people aud laat lu rightly pleasing
A ttorney at La^v
people with arts or science or any oth­
er subject of thought."
I f Ruskin is right, and we know he
Office in the M oro Commercial
Is, theu it behooves all those who are
Beef, m utton, pork or any m eat not
Co. new brick building.
Interested In homemaklug aud house­ over JO cent» per pound.
W heat bread, purebaaed or homemade.
keeping to see to It that their duty Is
Butter for the table.
M ORO
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OREGON.
well |>erformed; that the result» of
Common cereal#.
their labor are uot only bringing good
Huet. lard for cooking.
W hole milk.
to people, but a lso making good people.
W . <’. B rym it
George Mowry
D airy cheeae.
This meuu» Improving tbelr physical
Dried fruit».
conditions, tralulug them to higher
Cabbage, carrot# and other vegetables
Ideals aud truer standards .of living. In season.
Cane or beet sugar.
The standard of llte w ill determine
L aw y ers
Flah.
the character of the home, aud when
Ba con.
Coffee
served w ith hot milk o cca sio n ­
ever
homes
and
fam
ily
life
are
uot
Rooms 1. 2 and 3 over W W M Co
whnt dvlllzatlou aud Christianity ally'
Tea occasionally,
teach they slmuld be the cause will
MORO
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OREGON
lx x a l fru its in seaaon.
Invurlably be found to be wrong stand
S e r v in g Cheap Material#.
aids.
This list of ftxxla can be varied from
The cost of living depends on the
Ideas aud standarda of the jK-rsons day to day by the skillful housekeeper
spending the money, or else It depends uml will furnish not ouly pleuslug. va­
A ttorney - at - L a w
on the total disregard for them. 'The riety lu the meals, but the required
ED W AR D VAYSON WESTON.
question of how much our living nourlsbiueut. But when the coarser,
cheaper foods nre used greater care
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
make w ill be Raymond, Cal., and then shull coat 1» more of education than of must be taken in their preparation.
location,
so
a
scale
of
expenditures
he w ill Journey through Santa Fe,
Any f<xxl, no matter bow rare aud ex­
TH E DALLES
OREGON
N. M.; Pueblo. Colo.; W ichita. Kan.; cannot be given that w ill be suitable pensive, can be *ixjlled by careless or
In every particular to any locality.
Kansas City and Chicago.
lguontnt cooking, and the commonest
CABHTTK i M ADAM E ACROSS A FLOODED
From Chicago Weston w ill take the Local conditions must be taken Into food material, presenting perhaps few
S T liK k l' IN VA liDi
consideration
to
some
extent,
though
eJ j i m
e s
S
t e
w
a i
most direct route ixtsslblo and w ill
possibilities for a temptlug dish, can
rary wo !» to keep out the Invading
travel over the couutry roads Instead It Is generally found that large expeud- be made moat api»etlalug by careful
Iture
In
one
department
of
Ititu#eln4p-
Address: M ORO, ORBOON.
floods, wi He phketa patrolled the see-
of the rights of way of the railroads.
preparation and serving.
So It all
lions of the city In dnrkneas.
On his trip west last year Weston did lug can be readily balanced by various comes back to the original statement
lu the outskirts Mini In the Inundated
not make It across the continent w ith ­ economies In another.
Slock Inspector
Auy woman who ha« a right stand­ that the coat of the table does not de­
regions ub-ve and below the city the
in the hundred day lim it he had set.
ard
of life will not l»e satlsfled tospeud pend so much on the price of food ma­
greatest
dbtress
still
prevails,
despite
He arrived, five days behind the sched­
Sherm an County,
terials as It doe* on the knowledge and
all
the
Incom# for physical needs. She
the efforts toward relief and the prod
ule, because lu several In s ta n c e he
skill of the cook or on the lack of
will
want
a
balance
for
those
thing»
Oregon.
Igal dlstrlbuiloD of food .supplies.
had to double on his tracks. By fol­
those essentials to su ccess.
Hundreds of persona ure found on the
lowing the railroads from the west to which are termed higher life, educa­
When the variety of food from which
D e p u ty S to c k In sp ecto r
tion
and
all
those
advantages
which
verge of starvation, and thousands
Chicago, traveling northwest all the
to make a »eleetlou Is limited It Is nec­
develop
the
mental
and
moral
aide
of
L o u is S c h a d e w ltz , K en t, O regon who lost everything must be aided for
time, he expects to make better time
essary to kuow a number of ways In
I t has been repeatedly
mouths. I t la estimated that more a VIEW o r FAM1S BSOWINO T B S SE IN E than by following the weatern country the fam ily.
wblcb to serve the same article as It
amd N t y r n s d a u b .
proved
that
w
hen
th
e
fam
ily
Income
thun 260.000 persona have been afreet»
rondo.
appears on the table day a fte r day.
'surrounding
territory
are
altoated
In
a
Is
adjusted
eo
as
to
leave
et
least
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ed by the fl<»o<fs. I'reezlng tempera
Throughout his long public career
I f oatmeal muat be the staple break­
ture sdda to the misery of the unfor­ «hallow basin, surrounded by hills and Weston has been the leading exponent per cent of It for matters not connect­ fast dl«lt five mornings out o f «even. v
traversed by the river Heine, which Is
of walking. He hns taught its advan­ ed with material living there Is con­
tunate*.
vwuiim 1n
— the
—— world
____
£«^1 by numerous large streams rising tages to American youth In the Inter­ tentment In the fam ily circle and a try the addition of a bandrnl of dates i
Every civilised country
W a s p u t o u t o f b u s in e s s
from, which the stones have been re­
hns offered sld for the victims. a n d | v the mountains within several huu-
est of perfect physique and moral desire among the individual members moved. Cook the oatmeel thoroughly
b y P r i n t e r ’s I n k
l-'rance has appropriated large sums dred mile« o f the city on either side mentality.
And now, while passing to reach the highest attainment» of In a double holler or tireless cooker and
for the sufferers.
The relief fund of the river. Kains In the hills, espe- from his seveuty-flrst to his oeveuty- true manhood and womanhood. It Is add the dates about half an hour be­
«daily when there Is snow to bo melted
rnlsed in this country, which amount«
second year, blessed with robust health not my purpose In thia urtlcle to at­ fore aervlug. It w ill be necessary, too.
to a large sum, comes from every sec­ to add its quota to the rush of waters, and untiring activity ns the result of a tempt to do more than »how what pro­ very often to use the cheaper cuts
tion of America, the French colonle« cause h !1 the tributaries of the Seine life of tenijierate and correct habits, portion of the Income should be re­ of meat when the fam ily la living
to fill their banks with turbulent flood
be starts forth for his walk across the served for food and how that niuount on 18 cents a day. but these are more
streams.
American continent to prove simply can be «pent In order to keep within appetizing If carefully prepared than
As there Is no other outlet, all these
that the feat Is not one of superhuman the tuurgln and to satisfy the physical the expensive steaks or roaata that
waters converge Into the Seine, mostly
or even unusual effort, but an educa­ needs of the fam ily.
have been Improperly cooked.
The
above Purls.
Thus the Aube, the
I t has been said that one-half the
tional and healthy exercise which atty
Youn«, the Loing and the Marne riv ­ mail of normal health snd temperate cost o f'llvlttg Is the cost of food, and following recipe« may afford variety In
the dinner menu und may suggest to
ers all udd to the depth of the main
It ha» been shown over and over again the housekcepi’T Ideas lu serving som e
habits Can successfully follow. _
river, already swelled by flood condi­
that It Is not the food actually eaten of the cheaper meats:
tions In the mountains of Cote d'Or,
which costs so excessively ns It Is
Cannalon of B##f.
WAR ON BEGGARS.
where It rises. When It Is considered
what 1» wasted by poor cooking, pre­
Two -pounds of lean beef cut from
that the banks of the river In the vi­
paring too large quantities and huylng
round, grated rind of half a lemon,
cinity of Paris are comparatively low A N#w Society la Rounding Up th#
out of season.
one tableapoonful of finely chopped
Rogue# snd lmpo»tor».
It will he seen that any rise much
M#al# #t 18 Cents • Day.
parsley, one egg. oue-halt teaspoourul
The beggar must go.
All those
above the ordinary w ill cause a flood-
An Income of from ,1.000 to ,1,800 oi onion Juice, two tahlespoonfnla of
professional Impostors and “charity
lug of the great basin.
■hottld allow no more than 18 to 26 melted butter, little grated nutmeg, one
This condition Is aggravated by the frauds” now operating lu the big cities
cents a day for each person for food, tettspoouful of salt and oqe quarter tea-
c o u r se the Seine takes as It flows might as well begin to peruse the
or not more than 22 per cent of the spoonful of pepper. Chop meat finely
through the city.
Vp to the very “help wanted" columns of the dally
total Incomes. To feed a family of und add reniulnlng Ingredient« In order
gates of Paris almost It ruus straight pa|>ers and And work or seek some
five persons on 00 ceuts a day, or 18 given. Hha|ie In a roll «bout six Incbea
from the mountains, keeping Its wa­ other clltne. A new society Is on their
ters well confined In the main stream. trail, and hereufter they are to be cent« each, require* thought and con­ long, wrap In buttered paper, place In
siderable plunnlng ott the part of the a dripping |xtn aud bake thirty min­
But seareely does the rlvor enter the rounded up wherever found plying
housekeeper. But on that amount It utes lu a moderate oven. Baste every
d ry botindarlee than It begins a series their “trade” and made to earn the
of serpentine windings. The channel bread they eat or go to the workhouse. I* possible to provide good nourishing five mluute* with one quarter cup of
LA D D E R S USED TO HEATH V P F B B STO
P R IN T E R 'S I N K W i l l Get Business
meals every day and In amount suffl
butter melted In one cup of boiling
o f the stream Is blocked w ith numer­ At the same time the unfortunates
the large cities subscribing liber
For Y O U .
W c Do Up to Date
wuter. Serve with eaperano sauce.
ous Islands, the dlvldtxl current flow­ who are really deserving of churlty clent for all the needs of the body.
This Is not a mere theoretical state­
JO B P R IN T IN G .
T R Y US ally. lq^Rorls, in addition to the regn
w ill be rendered every assistance.
E a p era n o fieuee.
ing on both sides.
Inr establishment of the Red Grose and
The new organization that has taken ment. for In many homes In this coun­
The city Is literally built around the
Tw o tablespoonful« batter, two ta-
other relief societies, public spirited
try
less
that)
,1
a
day
Is
being
spent
river at this point, and the mad up this matter Is called the National
blesixxinfuls flour, half a tesspoonful
ttlzons have thrown open their build
of a flood, seeking a straight Association for the Prevention of Meu-( on the table.
salt, one tableepooafttl chopped red
lugs and upon their own Initiative streams
To
buy
wisely
on
a
small
margin
leap over their shallow con dlcancy and Charitable Imposture,
pep|»er or pimento, cup hot water, three
requires
some
knowledge
of
food
'
a
l
­
transformed them Into hospitals. Ma nt
„a rush through the streets
w ith headquarters In New York city.
tea«|xx>nfuls Worcestershire sauce and
„ w i n » , , , . . Irtt » .c a n . . l u c e . h . pro,,
w
oes,
because
it
Is
necessary
to
have
I t w ill co-operate with police depart­
a lemon thinly sliced. Melt butter, add
ertles passed to the- state h a te been ,
fl ,(v ,
caURi,lg « tidal “bore" to ment, charitable organizations and In­ the dally meals represent n given flour and salt and, when blended, pour
equlpiie.l as howpltals and b mpotary ( (
an<, tQ h,n(Jer Ug dividuals In every one of the large amount of proteld. fat. sugar and on hot wnter. Cook thoroughly, stir­
h
o m e s for refugee«,-----------
refugee«. In some case« beds
.... x
T h . ..h u r »
starch, mineral matter and water. ring until thickened. Then add cbo<>-
bornes
| natural outlet to the sea. The estuary,
being set up In the cellars of tin
These f<*»d constituents must be pro­ |xxl pepper. Worcestershire sauce and.
too, is blocked by spirting saud banks,
vided every day ff the body Is to be
churches
which at times obstruct the natural
P o rtla n d , O re g o n .
Inst, the sliced lemon.
Preshlent Fallieres bus given a larg
kept In normal condition.
flow of the wnter.
Sauee.
IJOSCAR ANDERSON, M anager .
sum for the relief fund, and Marqnl
AMOUNT
FOOD
MATERIAL
THAT
WILL
The city of Paris proper covers
H a lf cup stock, h alf cup cream, two
rURNIHH REQUIRED NOUR**HMENT
de Vogue. Count d Hauesonvllle, the
olaxit 20,000 acres, of which the Seine
FOR ONE DAV FOR MAN AT A V EKAGK tablespoonfuls flour, tesspoonful salt,
Duke de Camastro. C<>«ut d’Hareoui
occugjee feTOO acres. The river enter«
half teaspoonful pepper and table-
WORK.
and other represen tirt I ves ofl the B<>- Paris from the southwest aud, after
eixxmful capers. Add salt snd pepper
maklug a sweeping l>end, leaves Paris
to flour. Dilute w ith cold water. Add
BREAKFAST
a t the southeast. I t averages two or
Free bus to and from train s
to stock snd stir. Add cream snd cook
Macker*!
three hundreds yards In width.
B Cr*»n«Ml l*ol*to## with capers.
BREAD
R ates by th e day
As the storm progressed and the
Pot R oast.
Toast Cvffe#
Seine overflowed many sections of the
Tw o pound« chuck beef. Seer all
hkef
ffÑ n c b capltul were submerged. In­
BO c, 7 6 c, $ L.00, S I .6 0 , $ 2 .
sides w ith hot fa t. Put In kettle and
cluding the famous Hols de Boulogne,
cover with boiling w a ter. Add half
DINNER
European Plan
POTATO
and fine residence«, subways, noted
small oulon. a cup diced parrot«, tw o
R«>*#t Bref
building« and historic monuments
tnbleepoonfula vinegar and four clove«.
A Good Clean Fam ily Hotel
>*Ot«to#a
SALT
were Inundated, many of the struc­
Simmer four hours. Serve w ith ralata
MACKEREL
Brrad
Hutter
ture« collapsing. Itowbonta were used
sau ce.
t'hreoa Ta«
on the flooded street«, the owners ask
Emergeney Sewee.
TWO EOOH
lu g fabulous sums for removing furni­
Strain liquid In which pot ro a st was
ture and valuables to places of safety
cooked.
To two cup« add half cup
**
SU PPER
BUTTER
In the suburbs th« situation was ap­
sifted pen« and tbickeo w ith table­
Rolled
Rice
Z"
palling, hundreds of helpless people
ep» x»nfuI flour blended w ith tw o tabte-
* «crambled Kgga
RICE
din gin g to the housetops, the street»
spoonfuls melted batter. >.
Brea«!
Ruttar
being under fifteen and twenty feet
• t e w •u p eem e
Tr«
o f water. Thousands of dollar» have A FBOFWWUONAL WSO «ATS DMT BBXAD OB RUGAR
T h r e e [xtunds veal, h alf p oued leeO|
« « W H K w r TO A»OUW «TM K«*»-
been appropriated by the government
bacon, three sliced carrots, six smalt
Cities In the United State«, and much CR E E M E
onions, three clovea, blade of mace»
OVFtCIAM) IKBPECT1K0 FLOODED STHElfe fo r relief of the victime. Privât« clt-
gtxxl
work
Is
expected
of
I
t
For
lzens also rendered much aid, both
salt and pepper to taste, h alf cup of
Total, 4.4 oa. proteld, I oa. fat »nd 14 oa.
b lllty ’of France are devoting nil éL financially and otherwise. All political months the society’« agents have been
tomato catchup and tableapoonful o f
their time to the work of relief T lf c differences were burh!l. and the na­ collecting data, and photographs of •tareh.
The question now Is. W hich of these Worcestershire «since. Cut meet Into
women of the Société des Femmes de tion has given the world a fine exhibi­ hundred, « ( uotorlou.
food» can be provided for 18 cents small piece* and brow« In butter.
Frnnce. which is a Republican o'
tion of pluck and solidarity In the b e.r.r. h . r . In,™ .r r u r « 1
a day for each person? Nftt, those the vegetable« and seasoning and p o « r
record«
of
the
history
and
the
nation as distinguished from
face of her great disaster.
oat of season nor quickly perishable over enough boiling water to co v er.
of
mendicants,
rogues,
frauds
and
clete des Damea Frnocnlsc*.
T he present flood began with heavy
Let drainer for an boor <JT until m ea t
tered the hotpltnb» as nurses
Mgr. storms on Jan. IT. Besides Parte, the knaves of every description. Theeo nor those brought to the coosnnier Is lender. Arrange meet on serving
from
a
distance.
8uch
D
hm U i
w
ill
be
nerd
n»
a
bureau
of
Informa­
A mette, archbishop of Paris. 1« PJp town« of iiniaucourt, Aargenteull. As-
ways expeOalvg^ and may not con­ platter, rub sauce and vegetable«
sonally directing the work of the ' «WJ nleres, Sevres, Meudon, UU«, (halons tion to enable police departments and
tain
any more nutriment than foods through a sieve, add the tomato and
ollc clergy and charitable orders
Troyet® Monterean, He Rt
Denis, charity organizations to deal
pnxluced
In home markets.
For In­ Worcestershire sauce«, pour around th e
eonttv with any mondlcanta and
¿The municipal cogncll has adopt!® Iv ry . V ltry . Malsons-lAfltte, Polsay, C
-
• » , "“ ud
stance, In «11 Inland localities oysters veal and eerve w ith «m ail p iece o f
the suggestion of presenting medals
Tours sur Marne, Juvigny ehd many
priced I« « « » t h « , •» »
th o se w h o h a v e been cotutplcuons ■ ¡ » ih # " «re «everely affected.
Joe A. Wilson
Bryant & Mowry,
I
Frank Menefee
E lec tric G all Bell«.
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H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
A ll O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie to r .
¡out Front ini' Moro Slrooti
IM
»here the people »top
The Umatilla House
Hteam H eat.
r marie
The G reat
V ie w s of
H om e C ou rse
In D o m estic
S c ie n c e
The Obsitwr, Moro, firegon
We. 830
We send postpaid.
S T O P
WESTON’S NEW WALK.
J. G O F F IN ,
K iv© C e n t s
4 .1 9 1 0 .
THE TOWN CRIER
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
fhe grain growers Conveniences
Bank,
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D escrip tio n t o O r d e r
Quick and Cheapl
Agent« for an y M agazine or N ew spaper
p rin ted in th e U n ited S la te s.
M o r o . 'S h e r m a f l 1' C o u n t y . O r e g o n , F r i d a y . M a r c h
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Wise Dental Co.
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