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AU VAHKH o r M JK RM A N
MORO, OREGON.
E n te red aa se c o n d class m atter at the
post office at M o ro , O re g o n , Ju ly 25, 1891
D. C. I r e l a n d , Editor.
C. L. I r e l a n d .......... M anager.
F R ID A Y —
J a n u a r y 6, 1911
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The
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The Newspapers and Congress.
T h e speaker of the house o f rep
resentatives returned the secret re
port of the secretary o f war upon
the ground that it was inadvisable
to tell 391 m en a secret, with hope
of its going no farther. T h en rep
resentatives who had seen th e re
port proceeded to tell all about it,
and the news was telegraphed all
over the world.
Let us do your next o rd e r or
C om m ercial Jo b P rinting H igh
[grade w ork, at prices satisfactory.
I he O ld Reliable O bserver Steam
was e«tab- Printery, M oro, O regon
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TIMELY BREVITIES
T h u U n ite d s t a t e s m in t
f is h e d In 1792.
T h e r e a r e o v e r fi.OOO a g r ic u lt u r a l a s
s o c ia tio n s lu F r a n c e a n d A lg e ria .
S w itz e r la n d b u y s m o re t h a u $12,000.-
000 w o r th o f e a ta b le s f r o m G e r m a n y
a n n u a lly .
F r e s h b e e f is w h o lly s u p p lie d to th e
P h ilip p in e s by A u s tr a l a s ia ; la r d a n d
b a c o n by C h in a .
S la m h a s e x p o r te d a n a v e r a g e o f a
m illio n to n s o f m ille d r ic e a n n u a l l y f o r
th e l a s t flve y e a r s .
A t r a d e J o u r n a l in t h e E n g lis h l a n
g u a g e is p r in te d iu H e ls in g f o r s , th e
c a p ita l o f F iu la n d .
D ia h o p B o w m a n o f th e M e th o d is t
E p is c o p a l c h u r c h r e c e n tly c e le b r a to d
h is n i n e ty - s e v e n th b i r th d a y .
The
R o m a us,
h a v in g
c o n q u ere d '
S p a in . In tr o d u c e d T a r e n tl n e fine w ool
s h e e p th e r e . T h is w a s 200 B. C.
An E n g lis h m a n c la im « to h a v e I n /
v e n te d a p u n e tu r e le s s a u to m o b ile tifc .
m a d e so by- a p r o te c tiv e in n e r lin in g .
T h e w o r k m e n ’s i n s u r a n c e In Deri-’
m a rk < o s ts a la b o r e r f ro m $1.07 a y e a r
t0 J21-4 1 in p a r ti c u l a r ly h a z a r d o u s
This secret was in nearly every
new spaper office in A m erica ten
days before, and probably in most
of them it was standing in type
.awaiting the message which would
release its publication. T hen the
adm inistration decided that publi
cation would be indiscreet ; the
report was then withdraw n ; the
type was throw n away ; all that
tim e the newspapers kept the se
cret inviolate ; they realized its
sensational character and knew it
would create a stir ; but not a word !
about it was printed until a group ' ‘
A p o w e r f u l tn lc rq e c o p e Is re c o in
of representatives becam e talkative n ie n d t d by t h e d e p a r t m e n t o f a g r ie u l
and thus released the newspapers l u r e a s a k itc h e n u te u s il to d e te c t
rom the unwritten pledge of con a d u lt e r a n t s .
T h e n e w k in g o f E n g la n d h a s fie»
fidence.
c o m e ex o fllclo a n h o n o r a r y c a n o n o f
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N O T IC E
rifYSICIAN ft SURGEON.
D u . M ARIE M. C O FFIN ,
D i m
N o t H i» D a rlin g .
’’I d o c o n s id e r a b le b u s in e s s w ith a
m u h by t h e y a rn « o f D u r llu g ,” s a id u
la w y e r , “ a n t) t h e o th e r d a y I tr h s l to
g e t h im on t h e p h o n e . T h e o |> e ra io r
to ld m e h e w a s b u sy a n d w o u ld c a ll
me. I h u n g u p th e re c e iv e r, u n d a b o u t I
flve m in u te s l a t e r th e b ell r a n g . T h in k -
in g It w a s D a rlin g , I s a id :
I
'U e llo i D a r lin g
B oen tr y in g to g e t
y o u f o r s o m e tim e .'
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H o w d a r e y o u c all m e d a r lin g ! re-
p lle d a g ir lis h voice a t th e o t h e r e n d . 1
I a m n o w re a d y to ta k e
o rd e rs f o r • th
e M oscow
a •
H a rv e s te r,
C o m e e a rly
a n d m a k e s u re y o u g e t
y o u r , o r d e r in in tim e to
g e t a m a c h in e . T h e o u t
p u t is lim ite d .
of Wow J Cüíldrea a Specialiv
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tfffic e in T h e G offin B uilding; l i t St.
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n u d tjir u I h o a rd th e clIcK <>r th e re-' I
cetvB r. 1 w ish I k n e w th e W om an. I ’d i
lik e
e x p la i n .” « ^ P h ila d e lp h ia T im e« .
Sassy
I W A SO O
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OREGON
to 30th of each m onth.
Food.
L 16th
An a n e c d o te w h ic h w e 't b l n k o u g h t n A ’, ™
to he m a d e p u b lic a n d to e n t e r i n to i
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h is to r y is h e r e b y p r e s e n te d
A cer ,
ta lu m a n hn<J b e e n d o in g a g r e a t ,ltn i j
o f w o rk .
Lie was c o n te m p la tin g uu I
d e r t a k i t t g X U I m o re , a n d a f r ie n d o b
s e r v e d t h a t i f h e w«»rk«d to o h a r d be
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w 'ould I w e ak d o w n .
“ M e!” h e s a id . “ H e b re a k d o w n ! I
d o n ’t drtufc th e m .c o c k ta ils , I d o n ’t
R oom s 1
sm o k e , a n d I d o u ’h e a t n o n e o f t h a t
s a s s y fo o d .” In o u r o p in io n he c a m e
v e ry
near noalyzlng correct I. v th e
so u rc es b f
hts a t: e n g th . - C o llie r s M O R O
W ee k ly .
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B rya nt & W h e a ld o n
A tto rn ey s at L a w
Is T h e re
A ny O ld «nnd D irtgy
F u rn itu re in Y o u r H o m e ?
2 o v e r W . W . M . C o. B ank.
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OREGON
If there is, you can make it look like new— give it
rich, natural wood finish with
a
F o o lsd th e D o c to r.
O th er incidents m ight be cited to S t. D a v id ’s c a t h e d r a l , w ith a n a n n u a l
I t ts n o t o n ly wltfir b ig d r i n k e r s t h a t
s tip e n d o f $15.
J . A. W ils o n
G e o . M ow ry
show that the newspapers d o n ’t
S e v e r a l m e m b e rs o f t h e r o y a l f a m i l y d o c to r s h a v e d iffic u lty in d e te r m in in g
claim any special virtue for keep o f Slit in tire e x p e r t a m a t e u r p h o t o ^ r a - tile t r e a t m e n t o f p a tie n ts . B ig am o k -
in g confidences ; it is in the nature ( p h e r s a n d h a v e d o n e m u c h t o a d y a u c e e ra n e e d e p e r i u l c o n s id e r a tio n . T h e
t h e a r t iu tH a t la n d .
la te S ir E d w a r d B u r n e - J o n e s w h e n in
of their business; they have to.
S ix ty p e r c e n t o f t h e p a te n t s g r a n te d
f a ilin g b e a R b w a s a s k e d b y h is d o c to r
T h a t secret report of the secretary y e a r ly in tills c o u n tr y a r e w o r th le s s .; h o w m a n y c ig a r s h e s m o k e d a d a y
A
of war would never have been N e a rly 90 p e r c e n t o f t h e e le c tr ic a l “ S ix ,” w a s t h e a n s w e r . “ W e ll, y o u Office in the M oro C om m ercial
I »a t e n t s a r e p r a c tic a l.
h a d b e t t e r 's m o k e n o m o re t h a n th r e e , ’
m entioned if it had not becom e a
A c a n d i d a t e f o r a s c h o o lte a c h e r s h lp
• C o. new brick building.
m atter of open discussion before in N ew Y ork r e c e n tly to ld a u e x a m in e r t h e d o c to r a d v ts e d . a n d th e a r t i s t w a s
w o n t n w r i l v to r e la te t h a t t h e p re
M
O
RO M
OREGON
the desk of the speaker of the t h a t th e , a ii n i e n t a r y c a n a l w a s «ow e- s c r ib e d n u ifib e r h a p p e n e d to be
w iw ro o u t lu K a n s a s .
ly i h o q u a n ti t y h e b a d b e e n l u ’ th e
house of representatives.
T h e p a r t o f F o r m o s a iu p o s s e s s io n o f h a b it o f s m o k in g .
\
Ka'd
c o n ta in f o r e s t s
I he U nited States has long held o f f a b u lo u s w e a lth a n d p r o b a b ly a ls o
ric h m in e r a l d e p o s its .
first rank as an agricultural country,
T h e T h o u s a n d is la n d s is t h e m o to r-
A tto rn e y - at - L a w
and now it amazes foreign nations b o a t m e tr o p o lis o f t h e w o rld . O v e r
N otice is hereby given that
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to consider it as the greatest m anu
the undersigned, having sold all
I s la n d s re g io n l a s t y e a r .
O ficc in V o it Block u p stairs
facturing country in ‘ the world.
their interests in and to the M oro
It w ill t a k e WO m en tw o y e a r« to
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are
and
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plem
ent
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Yet, when we export $800,000,OCX) b r e a k u p th e old B r itis h b a tt l e s h ip
worth of finished products in one T h u n d e r e r , w h ic h h a s b e en c o n d e m n e d pany, have w ithdrawn from that
corporation without prejudice.
f o r th e m e ta ! s h e c o n ta in s .
year, that is the consideration that
A c o u n tr y w id e c r u s a d e a g a i n s t “ th e All bills and accounts receivable
must be given. This N ation stands g r e a t w h ite p la g u e ,” tu b e r c u lo s is , is are to be paid direct to the com
first today in agriculture, and first b e in g w a g e d in E n g la n d a lo n g m u c h pany, and all accounts and bills J 4 i i l e s SS t e W i t i ’ t
payable are to be paid by the said
in manufactures ; in this latter res th e s a m e lin e s a s in A m e ric a .
_
A d d re ss« M O R O , O R E G O N .
H a w a iia n c a p ita l to t h e e x te n t o f com pany, insofar as we, o r either
pect it has leaped to the front with $1,500,000 is to b e u s e d in t h e d e v e lo p
of us, are concerned. . ..
in the past two years, and those m e n t o f a 20,000 a c r e s u g a r p la n ta tio n -
(S igned), ’ E. S in k ,
nations of E urope that are bewil w ith in t h i r t y m ile s o f M u u ila.
R. P. H u l s e .
In G e r m a n y , w h e r e t h e c o n s u m p tio n
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dered at such things as our 3,000,- o f e d ib le f a t s Is la rg e , t h e r e a r e .n o w M oro, O r., Jan . 3, 1911.
000.000-bushel corn crop gaze in s e v e n c o m p a n ie s c r u s h in g c o e o n u u t«
n n d re fin in g t h e oil f o r e d ib le u se .
astonishm ent at our export trade.
T h e B r a z ilia n g o v e r n m e n t h a s d e c id
D e p u ty S to c k In s p e c to r
ed to m a in ta in iu th e f a m o u s b o ta n ic a l
P
our
pure
bred
barred
P
lym
Louis Schadewltz, Kent, Oregon
In consideration o f the character g a r d e n s o f B io d e J a n e ir o a d e p a r t
r th e s tu d y o f p l a n t s a n d tr e e s outh Rock roosters, nine and ten
of the “ confession,” so-called, it is f m o e r n c t o f m o m
m onths old, and one rooster 18
e rc ia l p u rp o s e s .
not to be w ondered at that Peary
W ith in a s h o r t s p a c e o f tim e Q u e e n s month« old; all at reasonable price.
should have been filled
with la n d w ill b e a s c e l e b r a t e d f o r lta Inquire by p h o n e or mail,
C. L. I r e l a n d ,
brooding uneasiness over the an s a p p h ir e s a s S o u th A f r ic a is f o r d i a i ■
m o n d s. M a n y p r o f ita b le d i g g in g s a r e -■6tf3
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M oro, O r.
nouncem ent o f C o o k ’s alleged b e in g o p e n e d u p in t h e b u s h .
confession. As it turns out C o o k ’s
C o n su l A lb e r t H a l s t e a d s t a t e s t h a t
confession is not a co n fessio n ; it th e e le c tr ic a l d e p a r t m e n t o f t h e E n
h c i t y o f B ir m in g h a m is e n d e a v o r in g
in no way clears the north pole lis
to In c re a s e t h e u s e o f e le c tr ic ity in
By o rd e r of the M oro City
controversy ; in fact it accentuates e v e ry w a y , o n e o f w h ic h is t h e r e n tin g Council, notice is hereby given to
all owners of stock, that from this
M oreover, by his cleverness o f m o to rs
S herwin -W illiams V arnish S tain
W ils o n & M o w r y
Fine for wood work too. Not a new “ fa d ”
product, but one that has been m ade and sold widely
for years. It correctly imitates all the hardwoods.
It spreads easily and anyone can apply it. A small
can goes a lcq£ way— try one.
A tto rn ey s at L a w
A New Y ork evangelist calls
W all street a lottery ; quite the
contrary it is one of the surest of
sure things. -
If fatalities in aeroplaning co n
tinue the old saying will becom e
“ eat,, drink and be m erry, for to
m orrow we fly.”
As a m eans of dealing with ille
gal com binations nothing better
has yet been devised than the Sher
m an anti-trust law.
In making an estimate as to the
strength of our national defences,
the general pow er of the Am eri
can flag, O ld G lory, should not be
overlooked.
Texas and New York will be
the names bestowed on the next
battle ships to be added to the
A m erican navy. A nd both are to
be leviathans.
G ov. Dix elect, announces that
he is going to restore to the E m
pire state its constitution at one
stroke ; Dix is even a better p ro m
iser than C ham p Clark.
N otw ithstanding all the w hite
wash wasted upo n grafters ; the
Alaska coal fields should be saved
for the benefit of the people, some C ook has gained the ear of the
cold day they will be very much A m erican people ; undoubtedly he
appreciated.
will now take the lecture platform
and by the sym pathy and follow
A railroad official says that rail
ing that he will gain from his mag
ways are run solely for the purpose
netic personality he may m ake the
o f m aking m oney ; but that wasn’t
position of Peary as “ the genuine
what they used to tell the farm ers
north pole m onologist’’ m ore and
w hen seeking the right of way.
m ore difficult. Thus, as the dutch-
m an would say : “ der end has only
G en. W o o d swells the volum e begun.”
of protest against a war scare.
“ Such bloody talk in the midst of
1 he failure of O regon to secure
the period o f peace on earth ant a fair share of the $45,000,000 irri
good will to m a n ,” was most as gation fund, distributed by Presi
suredly out o f place.
dent Taft D ecem ber 26th, is attrib
S enator Cullum should beallow
ed to attain his am bition of seeing
a great Lincoln m em orial built,
before he leaves the senate ; the
work is worthy» and popular, and
M r. Cullum has a good term of
•ervice ahead of him ; he is not
ineligible for re-election.
A C alifornia congressm an who
•ays that a foreign arm y of 200,-
000 could land on our Pacific
coast and take possession of the
m ountain passes should explain
w hat the m ore than 4,000,000 in
habitants of C alifornia, W ashing-
ton and O reg o n would be duifig
in the m eantim e.
uted in a large degree to the inac
tivity of O regon senators. W hile
senators from com peting states
aggressively dem anded large slices
of this fund for their respective
projects, and were pressing de
m ands not only upon the Presi
dent, but upon m em bers of the
board of arm y engineers, the O re
gon senators rem ained quiescent,
apparently willing to accept w hat
ever m ight be a p p o rtio n e d ; the
result is that the large slices of the
und went to states whose senators
were most insistent, and only
$425,000 was aw arded to O regon
out of a total of $45,361,897.
F ra n k
Io Tiis Public.
fTe’/l b, s l*J
it tbjiv y>,u
c tk r
Pure Bred B. P. flocks for Safe
M e n e fe e
> O C O O <X X X X X )O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O i
Independent yjarehouse g milling Co
R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a e c o , O r e g o n
D E A L E R S IN
P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e r s
¡es,
L u m b e r,
W o o d , C oal,
'e d a r Posts» a n d H a y.
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Stock In sp ecto r
Sherm arrC oun.ty,
Oregon.
M A N U FA C TU R E R S OF
MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
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T R A F F IC
G le a m in g b u t to n s f o r s e r v ic e u n i
f o r m s w e r e a b o lis h e d by U n c le S am
y e a r s a g o b e c a u s e th e y n ia d o th o sol
d l e r s f a ta lly c o n s p ic u o u s on th e field o f
b a ttle ,
in s te a d o f h o o k s n n d e y es, a s
th e w o r th y p e a c e a d v o c a te s u g g e s te d ,
t h e i r g a r m e n ts a r e u n ite d by d u ll b la c k
b u tto n s .
In s o m e p a r t s o f G e rm a n y m ic e a n d
r a b b it s d o so m u c h h a r m In th e fields
a n d g a r d e n s t h a t t h e p u b lic a u th o r itie s
a n d sp e c ia l o r g a n iz a tio n s o f f a n n e r s
u n d e r ta k e t h e w o rk o f d e s tr u c tio n .
T h e u s u a l m e th o d Is p o iso n in g by
m e a n s o f b r e a d c o n ta in in g th e L o eliler
m o u s e b a c illu s .
T h e E a r l o f C re w e . B r itis h s e c re ta r y
o f s t a t e f o r th e c o lo n ie s, g o e s so f a r ns
to a d m i t t h a t C a n a d a ’s in d e p e n d e n c e
n o w extends to i n te r n a tio n a l n e g u tia
tlo n s a n d t r e a ti e s , a n d th is is quote«]
a p p r o v in g ly in th e D o m in io n a s a c e r
ta in in d ic a tio n t h a t a n e w s ta g e h a s
b e e n reached iu c o lo n ia l h is to r y .
T h e h o p e o f S in g a p o r e Is f o r a g r e a t
t r u n k lin e r a il w a y r u n n in g fro m th is
s o u th e r n p o in t o f t h e M a la y p e n in s u la
n o r th w a r d t h r o u g h S ia m to B u rm a a p d
ou to In d ia a n d a b r u n c h lin e th r o u g h
C a m b o d ia in to C h in n . S o m e d a y th d f
h o p e w III b e re a liz e d . W ith in u r a d iu s
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I have eight head of mares
anil three geldings which I wish to
i t’ll. Call and see them at th e A lf
Dillinger farm, east of M onkland,
or for particulars ad d ress
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P. J. D il l in g e r ,
3u30.63]
M onkland, O r
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Black Bull F uji Last-Hsward »
I’rom my farm about 6 miles
w* st of W asco, on Saturday, Dec.
u h . o n e black bull puppy aged
year, a . little white hgir On th e
chcsf. W ill pay
f6r nis return
to rhe arm, or a suitable rew ard
o<> for inform ation thaf will lead'Fo
Ih e Oregon Railroad A Navigation Com pany
Oiegoniind \\ ashingtoii Railroad Company
1 he North Const Railroad Com pany
Idaho N orthern Railroad Company
Ilwaco Railroad Company
In the future these lines will be operate
by a n d
the name of
io Buy, Sell or Exchange.
in
j, THE OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD Si NAVIGATION COMPANY.
■
T rad e M a rk s
D e sig n s
C o p y r ig h t « A c .
A sr o n e »«riding n »ketch and dcecrlptlon may
qincldy uncertain our opinion free whnthar an
I . vonllon I« probably
’ ’ ‘ pal ein »bla. Coinninnl««-
onininnlOA
11<.ns»rrlctly conHiIeni fid. HANiìbOfìK on Patents
«ont freo. Glileat
n
(>ldc»t nizency
for »''curing patent»,
tern»,
i ’n’W ts taken through Munn A Co. recelv*
recall
notice.
k«, w ithout c harge, In tjis
StUntlfic American.
A hm duontety llln»tr»lnd wacwly. Largeat cir
culation o f any »olem ille lonrnal. Torni», «3 •
.r : four month», >L Bold by all newadealer».
F. W. R obinson
W m . M c M urray
¿ General Freight Agent
’ »( l i e r a i Passenger Agefit
Portland, < )regon
Portland, Oregon
3
W. I). S k in s
R
General Freight and Passen ger Agent
Seattle, W ashington
R . IT M iller
Tra flic Manager
< ww.38 F ,8 Ht..
r#,“lw
’y’New York
W ashington. It. C.
rtnr’i i;nice.
TREVERYBEST
on th e Pacific Cna.t 1» ejr en te d her«.
W aliayS built up our reputation on it. Yon can
d » ,w g l on
tn ,l cannot get b -ttw p .in ,-»»
» o ik anyw bur«, no w a ller how much yuu pay.
o f-to * a patron» In
onarrtay ff ,l« ,|r»4.
Palnl«»» o.traction
fiwj wh*n plat*» or
ortdan work I» »nl»r-
Cwnull.ti«» fr.».
Mofar CfDwas $ 5 .0 0
J 22k BrWr.T..ih4-0 0
K m field nninr. 1 .0 0
ÇS? tn.mol Fil'lpg« 1.C0
S'lrar FWog«
.CO
..L s'.^Q uod
T h e assembly which begins its °t s-oix» tniioR of
work at Salem next week would
rp - "
his > E u g e n e M c M í l r l i ri*
n , ,o
BU
7.50
G e o lo g is ts b e lie v e t i n t In n f a r ro
gain
the approval of all right
Statistics o f railroads in the U.S.
W.A. Wlf, fwtiotin « m ? >
FgioUit ÉMfr'tlp« . 5 0
W a z o .O r
m o te a g e th e g r e a t la k e s W ere a p a rt
tt nm itnwiwi» a rtniM*
m c s t m « t h o o » i
m
inded
people
if
it
should
repeal
are som ething to astonish belief.
J n w w l« r»«lly g u a r í,n toral for t!íle o n j e u n .
o f t b e A tla n tic o c e a n , a n d ta n g ib le evV
T h e roads cost o v er $10,000,000,- a num ber of worthless laws which d o n e e to Mup|K>rt th is th e o ry w a tt re
C e = ,i„ c .
c e n tly f u n i ls h . tl tty th e c a p t u r e o f a
000 to build. T h ey are capitalized now encum ber the statutes, and scQ
D e n tis ts
lpIn
fro
n
t
th
e
d
e
e
ite
s
t
w
a
te
r
s
o
f
Third and W’ »Wnriaii f si’»”0,0«.
Any person o r persons having
at $18,000,000.000, and probably sim plify others which are hkrdly L a k e O n ta r io . M en o f s c ie n c e s a y th a t
i A M to 5 ? U üu.dXy», I to I
w orth m ore. T h ey collect $7,000,- intelligible to the Suprem e court. th e fish is a n e w sR ocles In fr e s h w a horses, cattle, houses, Iota o r house
h old goods for sale or e ifh a n g c .
000 a day from the people, which M uch of the ambiguity o f the (e r n n d p r e s itr a a b ly a d e s c e n d a n t o f
or parties dcslrif*!** to buy ^uch ,
present
law»
may
be
due
to
th<fv
*ft,r
wnter
"cuiplo*
<
»
f
nn
earlier
is $127 a year for each family, and
e ra .
property, will find T i l# O b s e rv e r ;
in the last ten years -have earned system of m aking am endm ents by
a good m edium for advertising
referring only to the section to be
Freth, Hellatil«, Pure
and securing a customer» T ry
$6.660,000,000.
H is F aux P a s.
«varonloed to Please
am ended, m aking it necessary for t ”1 hear your
T
h e O b s e r v e r , M oro. O r.
R»*ry (?ar<lcn»y and
wntcb was stolen.”
Planter »hould»««»the
M rs. Parnetia T . C ham berlain, one wanting to look up a certain j “ Y es T h o in f e r n a l h iló te to o k I t’ to
»n?«xk,r merit» of Our
Wor«|«rn Grown Aor,:».
pawnshop There it w a s a t o n c e
m o th er of H o n . G eorge E. C ham law to follow its history through a
SPC C IA L o t r & a
pnd
m,,u
,Mt>ked
I 10 C E N T S
berlain, died at Natchez:, Miss., on^ half dozen or m ore sessions of the
Mmi po«tpal<l n u r
the 30th, in her 90th year ; she had assem bly; by repealing the old
’ F M M O U 3 C O L L E C T IO N
♦ St-g. 00 S < t ««Mta
.
.
.
.
SO.
t Sk» Prta^MRMMi
IO.
been ill a long tim e. Early in the statute and passing a new one on
I f ’.g •’’tlir-"!»» <• i*ry
.
.
to«
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A
rirrA
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the
sam
e
subject
where
am
endm
ent
fnr,
w?
h.
k
.
It.
day a telegram cam e saying she
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O* A♦ ♦ I «< I. -* • ,
10»
oe.rde.rt, and .he
d « ir e d the law would be („und
Si.ee
near oeain, an a tne scn.nor , Jn f>f?e p ,flce whcn wanfctj and nothing for mf .” w rites T h o ^ fi. W illism s,
Writ«
'0
{« ke’» »»y petan and
OilscWe«, bo
S*». ><< .»4 »• »,»• th.
im m ediately prepared to go to , the «ize of the code would thus be MHdieWo, Ky. ‘Two imeks«« of < ham
“ *lv# Ufçdm Uuijk
Ü H E A Ï MO&nilCMM NKLD ÇQ.
j reduced.
*
Stom ach mid L it e r la b ltto cured
R|1 Knee St.
/U x t,r ,d. nitMrts
I
ms. " For «sis 1,/ all dealers.
I
DEPARTM ENT
J he above named Com puny wu i incorporated 1 leceni-
her 23d, 1910 for the purpose of ak in g o v er the follow -[
ing lines:
Regtsfered Stallion for Sale.
Hsrsss for Sale
co. ?
« s iiS J I I G »
ANNOUNCEMENT
date all stock found running at
large within M oro city limits, will
be im pounded, and charges assess
ed therefor in accordance with city
ordinances provided.
J. H . M c C u n e ,
2t.l30.64]
M arshal.
Valued at $1,500.00 will be sold
for $700.00, as 1 am too busy with
other work to take care of him .
Will take one or two good work
horses in part paym ent; J his
proposition will be void after Feb
15, 1911. F o r further particulars
apply on the farm , 15 miles south
east of M oro, o r address
J o seph M. E ddy ,
6(130.64]
Box 38, M oro, O r
Í
R ilL .a iO
Motice to Owners of Stock.
A f ie r a fierc e s e v e n h o u r s tr u g g le
S e a ttle fish e rm e n c a u g h t a m o n s te r
s h a r k th ir ty - s ix fe e t lo n g a n d w eig h
lu g o v e r fifte e n to n s.
T h e tuJJ w a s
fu ll o f s p li n te r s u s a r e s u lt o f a s t r u g
g le on th e p a r t o f th o s h a r k to d e s tr o y
th e b o a t f r o m w h ic h it w a s fin ally
c a u g h t.
cut dt
HOSMER & CASE Moro, Oregon.
T H E HALLES ' o ltE G O N
S u e z c a n a l h a s p ro v in l to b e o n e o f
th e m o st p r o f ita b le c o m m e rc ia l u n d e r
ta k i n g s In t h e h is to r y o f t h e w o rld
a n d Hie M a n c h e s te r s h ip c a n a l is n o w
a c c o m p lis h in g a ll a n d m o re t h a n w a s
p r o m is e d a t rfVst
U. Martin, manager
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