Sherman County observer., October 13, 1911, Image 3

Seen At The Fair.
of Prayer.
School books and schoolssup­
plies at The Observer Book Store. The pumpkin which you gazed
A doctor says that large hats are
MORO, S H IR K AM CO., OR BOON
upon
injurious; so are big head|, for N ot many days ago.
W ill be devoured in pumpkin
F R ID A Y ........... October 13,1911 that matter.
pie <
N o well-informed man should
The price of The Observer is $1.50 per
W ith in a week or so ;
abor
under
the
delusion
that
he
veer, 75 cent« for six months. 50 cents for
And apples that were ruddy red
lour months—but if paid in advance we is the only font o f knowledge.
accept $2.50 in full for 2 years.
Shorter
And high up in their class,
terms than one year 12M cents per month.
Gipsey Smith is proving that a W ill now be used fo r apple pie
A Blue Mark here w ill answer an in* man can be a great evangelist with­
O r common apple sass.
quer, when entered upon our calendar,
out first being a great ball player.
giving the date of the paper as the date at
The
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Selling for cash after extending credit
W ho is there who has not at Pumpkins and apples, and peaches
and grapes.horses and cattle 0
some time asked himself the ques­
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and cute little apes ; *
tion : Does prayer avail ? Chris­
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tian or non-chrjstian, believer or Roosters and pullets and old tiy- 0
key hens, Angora goats in 0
unbeliever, is there a man or wo­
dozens o f pens;
0
man who has not, under the stress
of physical or mental anguish, felt Side shows and dance halls and 0
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music galore, a wild man 0
impelled to cry out for help from
0
from Texas who lets out a 0
some power that is higher and
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roar;
greater than humanity ? It is the
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0
intuitiye, instinctive appeal of the Cow-boys and Injuns, and squaws 0
in a row, and fire works 0
soul, and it springs from Jew, from
iich your current subscription
expires.
sut
whic
Exhibits at The Potion
Every one is working to encour­
0
each evening to end the big 0
Mohammedan, from the polythe­
age
the
back
to
the
soil
movement,
C uraka Lodge N o . 121.
show.
A look through the pavilion this istic savage, as well as from the
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except the man who has city lots
a. P. a A. m . Moro. or.
Our prices are Cash Prices
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week was one of the most satisfy­ Christian. And yet, even the most
Meets the first and third orsale.
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Spanldinf Chapel Sunday School.
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devout
follower
of
the
Nazarine,
ing
events
o
f
the
faire
Many
ob­
‘hursday evenings of ea<d>
and not Credit Prices for Cash Only.
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N o matter how good a horse servant visitors expressed great often wonders in his heart if it is
month. . Visiting members
0
0
cordially invited to meet may be in its early life, its useful­
There
w
ill
be
preaching
services
surprise that such fine productions of-apy use. Can it be possible, he
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with us. By order of W .. M .
J. M . P a r r y , Secretary. ness is cut short if it is not properly could be found for exhibition in asks, that God will hear the purely at Spaulding Chapel next Sunday,
October 15th, at 11 o’clock, and
cared for.
such a dry year as 1 he Inland personal cry o f an insignificant in ­
Bethlahasn C h a p te r
after the service the Sunday school
N O . 7 8 O . R. S.
If it were only in childhood Empire has just experienced. It dividual like me, and having heard
w ill be reorganized.
L Dil;
Regular communication that people chased off after the all goes to show ^that you neveç respond ?
teachZd and 4th Thursday
linger.
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There comes an encouraging
eninas monthly. By or* end of the rainbow, they would know what you can do until you
answer
to this universal question
_ ¡r o lM R « . A n n a M o o r b ,
try.
The
ladies
were
by
far
the
Trees for the Farm.
get along better.
0
W . M.
in
a
recent
bo o k: “ Does Prayer
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greater
number
of
exhibitors,
en­
0
There is a good deal of govern­
A v a il? ” by W illiam M. Kinsley.
M a re Ledge, N o . 113,
Nut trees have many things to
0
tries
covering
every
line
from
the
ment land le ft; a good deal of it
t. o. o. p . Moto, or.
M r. Kinsley answers ifc»the affirm­ commend them for shade and or­
culinary
to
the
lim
it
of
needle­
ling every Saturday because it won t support the gov­
«ding at 7:30 o'clock
work in designs, too humerous for ative and few who read his book namental purposes. W hile many
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Visiting members are cor ernment nor anything else.
special comment. We hope to be wifi des»y^Tfie~reasonablene88 of o f them are slow in growth, and
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' dially invited.
Members
Gentlemen o f The Dalles party able to publish <the complete list his conclusions. It is not a theo­ require good soil and plenty of
expected to be present.
attending the fair Wednesday, in and award of premiums next week. logical work, in the common ac- moisture, they are noted for lon­
- G . E. L ew ellen , N . G.
W m . H e n r ic h s , Secy.
this city, w ere: H on E O McCoy,
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,_ptation of the term asreonfined gevity, beauty, grace and utility,
H. U. flA R T IN , flanager.
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Judd S Fish, F M Sexton, James
jd to scriptural interpretation, for In most cases the demands of oth­
Herman Dierks Killed.
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T ry the ObserverJU.50 a year. Snipes, Frank M u llikin and C L
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the author sets aside the/evidence er trees are little less, while most
P H Buxton has ta^en the agen­ Pepper.
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Herman Dierks, former residen and the promises o f the Bible and species fall shotf of these desirable
0
of
Sherman
county,
was
accident­
cy of E Peoples’ Funeral supplies,
points.
puts
his
argument
upon
a
purely
I f the turkeys roost in a pface
0
where they are not wanted, they ally killed by an auto truck in the scientific or metaphysical basis.
at M oro.
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The
Dalles
Business
Men’s
Visit.
Some mistakes m iy be correct­ w ill seek a new roosting place if main business street of Dalles city, His purpose isfo show :
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on the 5th. Deceased was partly
rirs
i, That
ro w pucuuureu«
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First,
phenomena
and
the
driven
from
the*
old
one
two
or
ed, but eating toadstools is not one
W ith but two exceptions every
0
)lind,
and
was
not
able
to
see
the
producing
forces,
with
their
laws
three times just before darkness
member of the board o f directors
o f them.
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truck, and when the driver of it • or modes of working brought to
comes
on.
0
of
The
Dalles
Business
M
en’s
As­
Trum an Strong’s cider, sample
sounded the alarm to pass, M r D. light by scientific investigation in
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sociation,
attended
the
fair
in
this
I
f
you
have
faith,
preach
i
t
;
if
o f which is hereby acknowledged,
stepped backward instead of keep-
fields of physics and metaphys«
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city, and those two were out of
you have joy, share i t ; ify o u have
is certainly fine. Thanks.
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ing step ahead, and placed him- ¡C8t harmonize perfectly with the
the state. Several ladies accom­
sorrow, bear it. Find the bright
0
self immediately in front of the 8cripture view of prayer, abound-
M r and Mrs Sheets and daugh­
panied the delegation, and trans­
0
side of things, and help others to
truck, which knocked him down ¡ng j n suggestions o f how God can
ter, made a flying business trip to
0
portation was byV^ytos.
get sight of it,, also I this is the only
and ran bver him ; his head struck interfere in nature without destroy-
The Dalles on the 5th, motering.
0
sure way to be cheerful and happy.
the
hard
surface
street
causing
a^
¡ng
any
force
or
abrogating
a
sin-
W ild geese are said to be feed­
Special prices on Wood in car load lots where 00
Was George Washington Honest ?
If there are weeds on your place fracture of the skull, and death oc- gle law ;
ing on the fall seeding o f the East
0
one or more are buying
about ready to produce seed, cut curred in 20 minutes. Deceased i Second, That, as a fact, he has
One of the la'est Broadway mu­
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Side ; feathery, fat and juicy.
them out, lay them low before it was 60 years old, he leaves a wife, thus actually interfered again and
sical
shows
contains
this,bit
of
dia­
. If you want to be up to date sub is everlastingly too la te ; a stitch a son and daughter; Justice Simon again ;
scribe for The Observer.
Get in time at this time saves more than of this city, a step-son. left M oro| T hird. That it is not only not logue :
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your job printing done here.
9,999,999 other distressing stitches. immediately on receipt of the presumptuous, but most natural
the
first man to make the Am eri­
1 and reasonable, for us to expect
The farm demonstration train to
Where fall seeding is over with distressing news, to assist in minis­
can flag famous?” <
that he w ill interfere for us;
visit Wasco, Grass Valley and this for 1911, get to work and plant 10 tration of the last sad rites.
“ Yes; but George Cohan was
Fourth, That he w ill interfere
city this month, may be expected to 50 locust trees, and a few nut
Chronicle : The funeral o f the
the first man to make it p a y!”
during the week o f 7October 25th. bearing trees, about your premises late Herman Dierks, who died as because we ask him, doing for us
“ Was Washington an honest.
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
what otherwise he would not have
rxss
Bring your job printing to The in convenient places. God w ill the result of an auto-truck accident done; and
man r
Observer office. > Neat, attractive then bless you^and you may bless was held at the Crandall undertak-
“ 1 don’t know ; they lock all the
Lastly, That he w ill not in a
ng parlors Saturday afternoon;
banks
on his birth day 1”
work and reasonable prices guar­ him. ,
D E A L E R S IN
single instance withhold any real
interment was made, at the Odd
anteed
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blessing wliich is asked fo rirrth e
The O. Man of, The Observer
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Bpraina rwquir* careful treatment. Keep
Trum an Strong rides a wheel of was greatly pleased by receiving Fellows’ cemetery.
right spirit, and the'bestowal o f iuiet and apply Chamberlain’s L4oiveot
Supplies,
Lumber, Wood, Coal,
reelj.
I t will i-emore the eoreneaa and
the latest build, equipped with the dozens o f visits from personal
which lies within the compass o f quicxlj
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
licaly restore the parts to a healthy con-
The Last Spike Driven,
light and all other periphefnalia friends and patrons during the fair.
his power.
Jition. f o r
t>y **t dealers.
"Blest be the tie that b in U s c o m e
called for by the last assembly.
Bend celebrated it. delivery to I • " car7 in« ° ut 1’i* P“ ? 0“ and
M ANU FA CTU RER S OF
the
outside world according to proving hl‘ case Mr. Kinsley re-
G A M eloy. who has been stay more frequently and tarry longer,
, j
• . « HnU J'lact veals a profound knowledge of
ing at W hite Salmon for severa friends,
program y
Btrinx to ¡t ) physical phenomena, and his logic
About 150 chickens for sale ;
months, has returned to Good O ld
P^.
The old Plympton Kelly farm, nnlway spike (w.th a strng to t P X
hens, pullets and frys. Inquire of
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Sherman county; welcome home, hewn out of a wilderness east of mto the hole prep
The christuin can hardly read
Mrs. S. J. R itchey ,
Portland by the Kelly clan, sold ccpt*00 • . , .
Monkland, O r
George.
to oblivion ^ ¡s book without a feeling of ela- 2ti 13.*]
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6-horse
freighting
outfit
to
oblivion
l
mus(
aJ.
last
week
for
$121,000
cash,
and
is
< ife v H O Perry, district super
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intendent, w ill preach in M oro M to be opened up for sale in par- that announcement is somewhat
premature. “ Some of the visitors,
«he
his reason ng.
E Church, Tuesday evening, Oct. cels to families who may be per- the report says, "drove 150 m i l e s M the ‘hfficulty^of refuting it.
1 w ill be at Kent Monday, Oc­
24th. M r Perry has an excellent suaded that car fare is cheaper
tober
16th ; Grass Valley Tuesday,
in wagons to sec Jim H ill drive
reputation as a preacher.
than rent.
October 17th ; M oro Wednesday,
the golden spike.” The joint track
Railway Tram Wrecked at Sea.
October 18th ; Wasco Thursday,
The Observer Book Store has
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Aj(oria Bud<et; A serious acci Friday, Saturday, October 19th,
Big and Good Seedlings.
T h e well know n w orkm an will attend
a full line o f school supplies; new
and DesChutes) was completed to den(
on the jetty at the 20th, 21st.
tablets, pencils, drawing crayons,
to all calls direct or by phone for
Bend
on
the
1st.
and
it
may
be
1
outh
o
f
(he
mbia river Sat« T o buy 100 to 150 head of horses,
Mrs Amanda M artin, among
polored pencils, erasers, etc.
3 to 8 years old, gentle and well
the horticultural exhibit, had a half a century before any e ? t e n - bu( (or,una|t|y no one wa, broke, with plenty of bone and
The Hotel Biggs has
na. been
oee„ re ¿¡a,e o f app|e9 ,hat for . ¡ , e and sion replaces the old-timeL*rel<hl injured A train consisting of an good formation, weighing from
opened by George Robinson,late P
to
bu, com.
gnd tej| carJ ,oaded with 1,100 lbs up. W ill also buy a few
color were hard to beat; but com outfit, now in daily use in Oregon |
Now prepared with a complete kit of tools to
o f Portland, and he it putting up
yearlings past and 2-Vedr olds past
ing from a seedling tree, other Inland Empire.
rock, going to the front was derail­
attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the country.
meals worthy of the traveling
if they are of a good draught type
apples of ¿known variety were
Have you seen our Steel Watering Troughs?
\yhen about and 1 can buy them cheap. Don t
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ed
by
a
broken
axle,
i
public.
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Some Pointer,
for Parent,.
mi|es ou(> and ,he
awarded the ribbons while these
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he entire train forget the dates, and bring in your
If not take a look and ordijr one.
The parents o f T S Reese have were given special mention. The
Few people seem to know what I plunged into the sea. The en<|- stock if you want to sell it.
Shop on Mpin St.
Moro, Oregon.
returned to California after having tree was planted from seeds 12 an incentive it is to both teachers neer and fireman jumped just as 2ti6.115j
E. W . D ooley .
had a most delightful visit with years ago by M r and Mrs Perry and pupils for parents and citizens the engine left the trestle escaping ,
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their son and family in the M onk- Strong on the L H M artin place;
o f the district, town or city, tQ without injury. W ork was at once
land district.
ast year and this being the only take an interest in the work of the commenced to recover the wreck-
From this date farmers, trav
Miss M ary Taylor and Miss Pau­ years that it has borne fruit, it public schools; parents who have ed train.
elers, visitors to this city, and any
line McConnell, teachers in the never having been irrigated dur?
who drive horses, w ill find plenty
pupils in the different grades shud
.
lehools of this city, are keeping ing its history.
v i.it K hool frequently and .how
GipMySmitk Talk,
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of feed and water and good care
for their animals, at my feed yard
house in the Messinger cottage on
A g e n c y fop th e K p y p to p t e n s
that they are Interested in the work
Spokesman - Review : Gipsey
foot of First street. Give me
McCoy avenue.
A b Exhibit hy Moro Experiment F*nn( o f their jr c children
does Smith shrewdly remarks that some I triai.
iiiiu ic i., ; the
u.v teacher
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P hillips ,
The most remarkable, recent, ' r
Mrs Fred Messinger brought us
have
a
bed
of
roses
by
«"F
preachers
have,so
preached
the
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M oro, Or
not
eye resting, far and near vision
A very complete exhibit of farm means, „ and a little interest
g dozen specimen peaches, from
Interest and en*
en- h , ove of f God that
thaj people
peopie are love — —
means
optical lens. No cement o r
their orchard near ErskinviUe. as products was made by thé Sher­ couragement w ill do a lot to make I
there’s truth in thatrem ark.
cloud the lens, collect dirt to
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near perfect as any from more fa­ man county experiment farm; this ife easier and more successful
The fatherhood
fatherhood o
o f f God
God has
has som^
some
disfigure appearance. And
vored localities. They had six exhibit was not in competition, them.
For
Sale.
I
have
six
dozen
times been so put as fo expres»
prices reasonable.
but to demonstrate progress of the
pairs which I am offering at $3.
trees that escaped the frost.
the
babyhood
of
man,
Mayor
a
P
o
ta
to
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k
e
Breaker.
per pair. Call or address
JE W E L E R S ANO O P T IC IA N S
Married:
A t Junction City, farm to this year. There were 71
,
G .O . W arfield ,
varieties
of
wheat,
of
which
this
'O re g o n , Sunday, October 8th,
Th<» n n lle s. O re g o n .
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M oro, Oregon
St. Louis (M o ), Globe; • That
The Waste Stabbia Foraged.
Golda Howard to C H Ayels- year Turkey Red proved best, go car load of potato* brought to In
ing 35 bpshels to The acre, with
worth. Miss Howard wap a for­
The
colony
of 500 ------------------
chickens from 03687362
dianapolis by
M ia
ayor
aianapoiiB
uy n
jv . Shank, to be
i nc tu
iu u j v,.
mer school teacher of Sherman Prohibition wheat next with 16 sold to consumers at the cost of the O. A. C., fattening off stubble
county. The happy couple visit bushels; 8 varieties of oats, o putting them on the market, 75c. wa8te at the Moro Demonstration
At very reasonable price:
which Black Americarf yielded 35
ed at the home of Mrs W C Reel
per bushel, was a new idea, and it Farm, appear to he thriving ; the camp wagon, fully euuipped with
folding table,
sister of the bride, during their bushels, and Canadian 30 bushels worked
worked out
out a
a difficult
difficult problem
problem Igix weeks
weeks experiment
experiment wm
will soon
soon v cooking utensils, %in.
wire cable;
to
the
acre;
11
varieties
of
fiek
honeymoon.
very easily and to the point of |be up> when the keeper w ill weigh L t^am of horses and harness; 1
peas, the Brown being the best
them, T 1 he Lingle
satisfaction. M r. Shank expects to them out and remqve them.
|in gje harness; 1 saddle; 1 new
There was a lot of crockodile
producer; 13 varieties of potatoes bring other farm products in and point to be determined is how roIler-top desk and chair; 3 sleep-
tears shed ip Condon when Judge
the Early Breakfast, Carmen No. force commission men to give fair much poultry flesh can bo made ¡ng bags, ^n^ nVJie.roS l(J t,ie r-W I:
Parker sentenced half a dozen
3, and Irish Cobbler the best this
eastern and western scenery to order
prices; already ,a tumble in jh e | f rom the waste grain on a given | cleu
C<G eo . W . B errian ,
? «eggmen including one Joe Davis
season;
20
varieties
of
barley;
to the penitentiary recently; the
nfaf.981
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M oro, O r.
varieties o f sorghams, mllos, kaf» high cost of living, w itfi the mid« h n any certain space of time, at the
parole was roped Into each ope of
fairs, kowlianga. In all commend­
Dealer in W indow Shade»,
the sentences of these outlaws, but
dlem an'l profit, h i. truly been l| eatt expcn,e. The colony ot 500 - »
b . ij . . [» (j(,j||jrg
able exhibit o f the possibilities o given a black eye by the scheme, are housed and sheltered in white H 0 J,
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P ic t u r e » a n d F a n c y M o u ld in g s
Joe touched the hardest of hearts
the soil and a severe test of the
so far as potato, are concerned in cadva, tents; movable fence, are
Any
in his plea. W hen the gang was
most backward year farmers o
locked in for an over night at Port­
Indianapolis, and farther ship- u, ed and the tenta are on frames,
, a|c or exchange,
this county have ever contendec
land, it was the cunning hand of
metits are to be made.
with runner shaped bottoms, so n
de8irin< to buy such
against.
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that they can lie readily moved, property, w ill find The Observer
Joe that led them all to liberty ;
Nwrer
Uava
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For
KimmCT
di*rrho«a
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fa8t a8 the chickens dean up the a ¿ooj medium- for advertising 1
he picked the lock with a spoon, .Mttle of Chamborlain’. 6>llc, C h o l.r. and
waste
grain on one part o f the field an3 «curing .................
a customer. T ry
DiarrhoM
Remedy.
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almo.1cwUin
to
but as they walked out the prison­
O bserver , M oro, O r
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osrteiii.
For
m
W
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H
E
O
ly
our*
ers came face to face with the jailer
dealais.
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|p d werF d o u b li’barred.
neighbors.
\Ve
had
to come to it.
Help us make the change
as easy as possible.
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S M O R O H A R D W A R E & IM P . CO J .
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MORO BRANCH
IMI I UM 1DMBEB
WOOD - COAL - POSTS
Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
Independent |||arehoiiee { Milling Co
?
Chickens to Sell.
M IL L FE E D A N D F L O U R .
Dooley is Coming.
GUARANTEE» FLl'MIllMi
GEORGE MILLER
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC.
u n u m u n n i i w i - n 111 - h h - h - i-1- i - i
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is not a pleasant change foj a btÇaness
house to make among old friends * and §
CLARKE-NEWHOUSE JEWELRY CO.
Indian Hunnar Ducks
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Sale.
O IL P A IN T IN G S
j. w . CASE
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Moro, Oregon.