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Skermaa Caaaty Girl We<|*.
.A Valued
Legal Fee
The Dalles '-.Sherman county
road is in betterjban average con­
dition, only two or three bad
pieces of road, with plenty of
room to go around, on the Wasco
county side and <be road at The
Dalles city limits is now open.
Road graders have filled the most
of the ruts and washed places.
In the presence of about sixty
relatives and friend* a pretty home
wedding occurred in Portland on
March 19, 1915 Sunday, March 14th at the home
F R ID A Y
of M r. and Mr*. L . K. Moore
Entered M second cla«« matter at the when Miss Greta M oore became
By CH A R LES LEW IS PHIPPS
post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891.
the bride of Archie J. Thompson,
I h a v e a theory th a t there is som e
employed by the government
C. L. I r e l a n d .............Manager. upon the Celilo canal work at the good in every callin g. My friend
W m. Currie was found dead in
T h u rsto n -is a divorce law yer. W hen
Big Eddy.
bed
at a room ing house in Wasco
I
one
d
a
y
exp
ressed
a
w
ish
th
at
be
Send for advertising rates.
T o the «trains of a wedding should d ev o te h im self to som e other
Wednesday
morning, when his
If you do not read The Observer, why
march played by a cousin o f the callin g h e-told me th e fo llo w in g story:
not?
room was entered^ to call him for
A cou p le one day cam e into m y office
W e would like to have you take it, and bride, Miss Mabel M oore of The
breakfast at 8 a.m. During the
we know it wcMild be profitable to you to Dalles, the bridal patty entered to ask m e if I w ould not get a divorce
early
m orning he was known to
become a subscriber.
W e send it two
for them . T here w as every reason, <
years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12S cts a the front parlors at 12:30 noon
ju d gin g from appearance, w h y they be awake and had asked for a
month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by the bride being escorted by her
should n ot be divorced. T hé mau w as drink of water. «Mr. Currie lack­
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
father, Lawrence K. Moore, who tw enty-tw ’o or tw en ty-th ree years old.
ed two days of 72 years. Funeral
W e will not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify as of at the proper time in the cere­ the w om an ab ou t tw en ty, and sh e car. services were conducted on his
changes in their address. Nor will the monies, gave his consent to the rled a ch ik l in her arm s perhaps a
year old, a brigh t little chap w h o took birthday at 10 a.m. Friday from
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a marriage; taking their places in a in ev ery th in g w ith wondening eyes. the Presbyterian church at M oro
delinquent.
recess window under a large wed­ T hey w ere o f the poorer class, as w as
interment at I.O .O .F . cemetery at
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­ ding bell of brides roses and smi- lndicnted by their dress.
Grass Valley.
"
“W
e
w
a
n
t
a
divorce,”
said
th
e
man.
cept when for money making purposes.
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Such notices at regular rates at the option lax, supported by streamers o f “because w e ca n ’t live together in
of the publishers.
smilax from the corner* of the peace. She's a lw a y s n aggin g me be­
Muaiosi Directions.!*
*
If you ca n ’t tell llj.tr muxic from the
At any timewhen requested to do so, room, which was prettily decor­ cause I don’t m ake more m oney to
m ake u s com fortable."
henry variety try it ou the sca les.—
the paper will be discontinued. But we
“W hat is pour com plaint?” I asked P u lisiieip h ls Kct-oni
expect that all arrears wiu be paid before ated with potted plants, daffodells
such request is made. I t is easy tu ask us and maidenhair fern.
the w om an.
fo r a statement, which will be cheerfully
1 “I have to scratch all d ay lo n g to
H e a d a c h e a n d Nervousness O a re d .
The
ring
ceremony
was
used;
rendered at any time.
m ake ends m e e t I can ’t go out to
“Chamberlain’s Tablets Ere entitled to all
Rev.J^evi
Johnson,
an
old
friend
earn
a
n
y
th
in
g
on
account
o
f
th
e
child,
The price of The Observer is $1.50 per
the praise I can give them," writes Mrs.
yenr, 75 cents for six months, 50 cants for of the family and. assistant pastor w ho n eed s so much care th a t I can’t Richard Olp, Spencerport, N. Y. They
four months—-but if naid in advance 4we
çven get tim e to do th e housew ork. I f have cured mo of headache and nervous-
accept $2.50 in full tor 2 years.
Shorter of the First Presbyterian church at
I could be Independent I m igh t make neas and restored me to my normal health."
terms than one jear 12% cents per month. Portland, officiating; after thfe usu­
plans. I could put the boy la som e For sale by all dealere.—Advertisement
A Blue Mark here will answer an in­ al felicitations and congratulations' in stitu tion w here I w ould be relieved
query, when entered upon our calendar,
o f his care and earn enough to support No. 216. Report of the Condition of
giving the date of the paper as the date at had been extended the happy
m y self in peace w ith ou t thia eternal The W aeco Warehouse Milling Co. Bank, at M oro,
which your current subscription expires.
couple a delightful wedding break­ bickering.”
in the state of Oregon, at the d o te ol bu.ine.»
fast was served and shortly after I I Invited them to be seated. T he March 4th, 4915.
the young people left by Shasta 1 boy could stand, but w a s not y e t able
Citizens Make Nominations.
to w alk.
H e stood by h is m other,
limited fo r a visit $o the Panama stea d y in g h im self by holding on to her
Overdrafts, »«cured and unsecured. . . . . .
929 26
The citizens mass meeting at the Pacific Exposition.
dress, holding her atten tion every m in­ Furniture and fixture« .. . . ¿ t - . . . . ........ 1,400 CO
opera house last Saturday evening
The bride carried a shower bou­ ute. I th ou gh C th at If I w ere subject- Due from beak» (not reserve banka). . . . 3.733 11
called lor the purpose of nom i­ quet o f lillies of the valley and Î ed to such a strain I should soon go to Due from approved reserve banka .......... 10,823 36
Checks and other cask itema ...............
1,169 26
i a sanitarium .
.<
nating three fo r councilmen and brides roses, which was caught by
on hand ..................... ...................
3,954 65
“I don’t see,” 1 said, “th at a divorce
one Tor mayor, to be voted on at Miss Bernice Morehead; the ring, w ill help you tw o, and I do see that
T o t a l . .........................' . ..................... $138.560 14
the A p ril election, was different lucky dime, thimble, and batchel- you are givin g up a good deal of hap­
Liabilities—
from som e cau se w hich it la Capital stock paid tn ..................................$ 25.000 00
from former nominating conven­ or button, concealed in the biides q piness
u ite possible tp rectify.
You both Surplus fund .......................... ........................ 9.000 00
tions in thht the council had no cake, were secured by Miss M ore­ have a b lessin g w hich has been denied Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes p a id ........................................4.
566 83
voice in the deliberations.
head, Mrs. Ina Dakin DeMoss, me. I w ould give $10,000. for a boy Individual deposits subject to check
65,351 41
like th at if he w ere my son.” .
The meeting was called to order Miss Audra W atkins,'and Mrs.
Demand certificates of deposit................. 18,$41 90
“ W ould you?” asked ,the w om an, a Bills payable for money borrowed ..!■■■ 20,000 00
by P. H. Buxton who was elected Ruth Dakin, respectively.
change com ing over her face and look­
$ 138.560 14
Total
permanent chairman; Otto Peetz
M r. and Mr*. Thompson w ill ing from m e to her child w ith pleas­
ure. T he man said nothing, but I saw State of Oregon
I
was elected secretary.
make their future home at Big that my remark had struck home.
County of Sherman J
f
•
Upon motion duly seconded all Eddy, where M r. Thompson w ill
I, W . D. W a llan , caahier of the above named
“W hat can you do-to m ake a living?”
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
nominations were made by ballot be in charge of the operation of I asked the man. *
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
“I
’m
a
gardener."
those receiving the most votes to the Celilo canal for the govern­
' W . D . W a llan . cashier.
“A gardener!” I repeated. "A man
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day
be the nominees..
ment. M r*. Thompson is a for­ w hose work Is in the open air, trim ­
of M arch. 1915
The chair then appointed L .W . mer resident o f M oro and has a ming hedges, turning up th e fresh { 3 L • }
John hl Parry, N otary Public
Correct, attosk
.
Ross and W. D. W allan as teller*. large circle o f relatives and friends earth In the spring to m ake a place
for flowers. W hen the grass gets too
L . Barnum, R C. A tw ood. Directors.
J. C. Freeman was the unanimous in this county who join in wishing high he runs a law n m ow er over IL
W hy, do you know th at I am Joyfully
choice for mayor. For council­ her a happy future.
Synopsis of the Annual B U te a c n t c f the
anticipating h alf an hour’s work cut­
man L Barnum, F.A Sayres, O A.
A 'su rp rise to the assembled ting my grass this even in g before din­ H am burg-Brem en Fire Insur­
Ramsey, .C.L.Poley, O.B.Messin guests was the announcement of ner?
an ce Com pany
\ *
of Hamburg, tn the State of I l a mbwrg, Ger­
“Perhaps you think I am contented
ger, and J.F.lJelshee ^ere voted the engagement of Miss Ruth
many, on the 31»t 4ay of December, 1814,
made to the liBuipn>.-e —
riftlgatetw <of the
for, the fir»t three receiving the Dyre McDanel, sister to H.S.Mc- In these w ell furnished offices. So I State
of Oregon, pnnuant te law :
am, but because I force m y self over
most votes and were declared the Danel, and A rn o ld Victor Moore, the disagreeable featu res o f m y work. Amount ot J V. S. deposit capital, .$3.000.000.00
UOO ME
nominees for councilman.
son of Mr*. W. H . Moore; the I find a drop o f com fort In th at work Net premiums received
during the
occsalonally In pointing out to som e
*•««• .......................
wedding to take place in the early couple that In not sw eeten in g their dis­ Interest, dividend« and rent« ,...81.034285.1*8
re­
ceived during the «ear.
. 70,85673
Demoss School Wins ,$5 Prize.
Income from other source received
summer.
com forts they are going w rong.”
during the y e a r*....................
. 1 68,024.41
T he earn estn ess jvlth w hich I spoke
Those attending from outside
Total Income . M . . . . . . *. . , C . .ft, 223,171.IS
Demoss Springs and community
the words attracted the- boy’s atten ­
DOTUBSEM EM T*
Portland were M r. and Mrs. E .H . tion. I held out my hand to him, and.
Net losses paid dorlug the y e a r . . . | 607,488.11
are very proud of the new stand­
Com
miss
Iona
and
anlnrlo* paid dur­
M oore and family of M oro, M r. leaving his mother, w ith three stagger­
ing the year
................................
820.484.58
ing obtained by their school and
ing
steps,
be
cam
e
to
me.
Taxes,
Ucenaes
and
fie» paid dur­
and Mrs. C. K. Cochran and fam­
ing the year . . . . . . ......................
58,2771«
the further tact that it is the first
-“T h a t’s the first w alking that ever
ily of Washougal, M r. and Mrs. be did," exclaim ed the mother gleefu l­ Amount of a ll othot oxpcudlturee 264.853.39
one room school in the county to
Total expenditure« i ..................... fl, 340.814.45
C. L. Ireland of M oro, C. W. ly. T he fath er’s low ering brow relax
ASSET8
be so recognized and to have the
Value
of stocks and bonds owned
ed
and
be
sm
iled.
I
took
the
child
In
M oore and daughter Mabel of
(m arket value) . . . . . ....................$1.678.835.00
coveted possession of a “ standard”
my arm s and kissed him. Then I fin­ Cash In banks and on bend...........
70,416.27
The Dalles.
In cour«e ot collection
ished my work in reuniting his par­ Premiums
school pennant and this feeling of
w ritten
«Ince Bo0tenil er 30,
i
en ts w ith him on my knee, for the bpat
1814 ......................... « .....................
186,785.42
honest pride is further enhanced
Interest and rents due and accrued
23,000.21
work I do as a divorce law yer Is w hat
Skensaa Coanty Realty Transfers.
by being awarded a prize of five
Total assets ...................................$1,876.636.90
1
am
tellin
g
you.
Dating to March 13, 1915.
“W here are you working now?” I
Total assets admitted in Ore­
dollars, offered by M. S. Pittman
gon .......................... * . .................. $1.876. «36.90
asked th e man.
of Monmouth state normal school
L IA M IIT IIG
H . W . G off to Homer S. W all;
“ I’m not working anyw here. I am
Oroas (lalm a for lusaas u n p -lil. . . .$ 165,005.00
Aineunt of unearned premiums on
in charge of the rural school work lots 1. 2, 3, and seX of neX sec 5 looking for a Job."
all outstanding ilaks ................. 1,116.884.75
f thought a m om ent, then asked
A ll other liab ilities ...........................
8 |,000.00
to the first one o f all the schools tp2n rl8e, $725.
again, "How much m ooey have you?”
Total liabilities exehneve of U.
he has visited in the state to be­
U.S.A. to Johanna Anderson;
S. deposit <K $300,0**' ............ $1.316.388.75
In a sham efaced manner he told
come standardized.
Total premium« In
Decem­
n X ot neX . *w X of neX. *eX of me th at he had $25, w hich he had
ber 81. 1914 . . « . . J
$2.207.342.33
brought w ith him to pay—ao far aa It
Saturday evening, last past, was nw X sec 14 tp3s rl5e.
■ U 8 1 V IS 8 IN OaXOOM TOR T H E T E A R
would go—for a divorce.
Total rltka w ritten during the
the time selected for the presenta­
year ...................................................$ 364.748.00
“ You w on’t pay me the money for a
Johanna Anderson to Henrich
Gross premiums received during
tion of the pennant and awarding
the year .............. , v - ....... .........
9,180.22
divorce,”
1
said,
“for
It
would
be
a
Patjens; the above named lands,
Premiums returned *O0ring the
sin for m e to get a divorce for a youug
of the prize. After a short pro­
year ..................................................
2.880.28
$1425
bosses paid during tkV y c « r. . . . . . .
7.452.83
man w ith a pretty w ife, a lovely boy
Loaies Incurred during the y e a r..
7,887.83
gram by the school children and
and
a
know
ledge
of
gardening.
Be­
Total
amount
of
risks
outstand­
Anders J. Anderson to Hen-
ing In Oregon pgper.iier 81,
*
awarding of prize and pennant
sides, this Is the season for your work
19,4 ......................... S .................... 1,806.606.00
M r. Pittman-gave a splendid en­ rich Patjens; *eX of nw X , sX of —play, I call it—the month of April, H am burg-Brem en Fire Insur­
tertaining talk on “ our school” in neX see 15 and swX of nw X »cc when th e buds are opening In the sun­
ance Com pany
shine, the birds are building their
14 tp3s r25e, $1425.
By H . N. K E L S E Y , D 8. Manager.
which he outlined the elements
Statutory
resident general agent and attor­
nests, w hile you are thlnklug of de­
Emerson Peoples to Sarah J. stroying yours. Go home. Do the ney for service: A. IL B Ur el I, Portland.
that go to make up a school that
w ill be a part of the heart and life Landry; nw X sec 18 tpls rl7e best you can w ith the money you
Syne-’-i
t 1'-.$ Annua' Statement ef the
also a small tract adjoining, $100. have, and I w ill look about for a Job Northru - :T*urance Com pany
of the community,
for you. I hope to find one before
r r k - 11 tll9 "*•'<
New York, on
J. K. Irby to W . G Helyer; sX your funds are all gone, though you the Slvt \ dry
, f lie, eailwr. 1014. made to the
Instir,
nee
rotrn
lrsfc:
w
of
the
atate
of Oregon,
Local Chnrch, AnnooiKeuient«
of neX . n X o f seX sec 18 tp5s should use every effort to find one pursuant to law: . .
you rself.”
CAtTTAL
for Sunday, March 21.
Amount of capital n* Id up. . , . > , . . $ 360.000.00
rl8e, $200. ' -
I sa w that I had produced all the
premiums receive i Awing the
Jonathan Mclnnes to Betsy Mc­ effect th at I could have expected Net
i .J
............................... • 644,480.27
M e th o d is t church:
and more. The expression o f both hus­ v Interest, . • • i dividends
mid rents re-
lnnes;
sX
of
neX
.
n
X
of
seX
of
eelj^d during the year. ¿ ,.7 ...........
62,028.70
band
aud
w
ife
had
changed,
being
10 a.m. Sunday. School.
Inc. Vnc from other «nurces re­
sec 33 tp4s rl8e, $1.
ceived during the yen??.................
2«0 00
lighted w ith hope.
They rose, and
Preaching service at 11 a.m. and
Tot».* Income ..............
.........$~ »Ofl,7O«.07
the mau asked If there w as not som e
7:30 p. m. The morning theme
D IS B U R S M IE E T S
thing lie could do for m e for “taking
f,»ld during the year. .$ 439,677.30
Be sare and call at the up my tim e,” as he put IL and I told J**1
Dividends paid durb g the yeor
will be “ A Sun and Shield” and
on capital stock .............................
21.000.00
Hotel M oro parlors Tues­ him th a t he could. I would be amply Coni
ml anions rh <5 rnlnrlpg p*id /lur*
in the evening “ Tiie Message of
Ing the year
.......... , . V
. 306.749.84
repaid
if
I
saw
him
take
his
w
ife
and
day and Wednesday, March 23d
Tuxes, licenses and f c» paid dur­
Spring.”
child in an embrace. T he w ife looked
ing the year
........ 36,243.76
and 24th, and let Drs. Lowe & up nt him appealingly. I handed her Amount
of all other expenditures.
70.480.00
Every body welcome.
Total expenditures .............. ' . . . . $ 874.150.»0
Turner, the well known eye spec­ the child, and the husband did ns 1
John Robertson, pastor.
of stocks and lmods owned
ialists of Portldfad, show you the had suggested. It happened to strike Vnlne
(m arket v a l u e ) .......... .
.........$1 075.503.50
tljie boy’s fan cy to put one arm around
< n mortgages m.d eoBateval.
Kryptok
doubft* vision glass, his fath er’s and the other around his „ Ix>ana
**e..................... .......... 128.000 00
Presbyterian church:
In banka and ou h a n d ..............
100.039 20
which has no unsightly lines or m other’s neck, and I had th e pleasure Cash
Prcmbims in course <tf eellectjon
Sabbath School at 10 a.m.
written
since
fieptegfier
80.
seams to catch dirt, strain the eyes o f seein g a trio embrace.
. 1014 ................ ...............114.171 53
I pledge yon my word th at w as the
6.457.87
Services m o rn in g and evening
or come apart. One light solid m ost valued fee I have received In Interest and rents due and accrued
Total a s s e ts ----- -------- j J . . . . . . . .$1.424.262 4 5
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m .
piece of glass which looks like a years.
Total aaseta admitted fg Oregon $1.424.202.15
Communion service and recep­
biu HS s
single pair, yet answers the pur­ i I secured a place for the man n« Oroes claims for ua
loa«,« enpnfrt__$ 76.783.80
tio n o f members at the m o rn in g
gardener, and the couple have since
A
mop
nt
of
unearntm
, r sig h ms on
pose o f two, enabling you to read lived happily in s lodge on the place
a ll outatandlng rlfk a .....................
755.453 63
hour.
A ll other liabilities ...........................
16.000.C6
- t
or do close work and see distant
Subject in evening. “ A Side
Carp and Pika.
Total lit* bllttles e .chnfve r f
objects perfectly. Be sure and see
capital
stock
of
$
(.-(0,060.00,
J.
$
847.242.63
Carp and pike are the longest lived
Glance at Eddyism;” based on
Totsl rrrnvfntr« In 'ore* De»em
them. Free demonstration and fish. They both have been known to
ber 31 7014 ......
................... $’ .425,hlT.-6
this scripture: “ Be not blown about
B treh ress in obe - o N tor th e t . eae
satisfaction guaranteed. Drs.Lowe live over tw o centuries.
Total
rt<ka
written
dgrlfig
th t
by every wind of doctrine.” Eph.
S evere A tta c k o f O ollo O a re d .
year ................................... 77...'..$ jOK.146.4X)
& Turner have been located in
Gross
premiums
I
’colvgt
during
E. E. Cross, who travels in Virginia and
4:14.
7«-ar ....................................................
6 .7 « ,7g
Portland for twenty year*. They other Southern States, was taken suddenly Premiums
reti-rned di-Mng the year
2.181 76
Prayer meeting at 7:30 o’clock
Losses
paid
d
i
r
i
ig
the
y
e
a
r
.
.
.
.
.8<P«8.35
do not go from house to house. and severely ill with oolic. A t the first store U *-c s Inc, rrcip during the' ' e a r ..
3,057.90
he came Io the merchant reeommended
Wednesday evening.
Total sum nut of rbkn oetsts td-
They have no agents.
Ing In Oregon. December 31.
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
W14 .....................7 7 ....................
252.046,00
Service at Monkland at 2:30 pm
Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No
one should leave home on a journey without Northern Insurance Com pany
subject "Some Religous Fads.”
(Signed) By JAMES M A R S H A LL. Secretary.
Carhulinium, fresh stock, direct a hottie o f this preparation. For side by all
Statutory resident general agent and sltnr
' All are welcome.
«ey f<*r service: J. C. COBBAN. 806 Alder
from Germany, now on sale at dealers. —Advertisement____ ■
•treat. Portland, Or.
MORO, OREGON.
A. J. Adams, pastor. The Observer Book Store.
” Subscribe fo r the O bserver.
’ BL
...
A Mora A dvantageous Timo.
“ Why do people a lw a y s aay. ’Klaa
and make up?" 1 thought people usual
ly w ere friends before they kissed."
“W eil, you see. It’s a good deal more
satisfactory to kiss before the makeup
Is put on."—C hicago News.
Independent || (arebouee ( |l|ilHing Co
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
C u re d o f In d lg r e d o n .
"W
DEALERS IN
‘ Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders;
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
Mrs. Sadie P. Clnweoa, Indiana, Pa., was
bothered with indigestion. “My stomach
puined me night and day,” she writes. “1
would feel bloated and have headache and
belching after eating. I alno suffered from
constipation. , K y daughter had used Cham­
berlain’s Tablets and they did her so much
good that she gave me a few doeee of them
and insisted on my trying them. They
helped me os nothing else has done." For
•ale by all dealers.— AdvertiaemenL
MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
J . R. M organ
ID e x x tls t
MORO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
\DOOOOOOOOOOO<XX50<X>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX)OOCXXXK:
OREGON
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
1st to 15th of each month.
BY AUTO
' ÀND VISIT THE DALLES
WASCO.
-
OREGON
16th to 30th of each month.
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WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
M o ro , O re g o n .
THE DALLES,
Office in residence.
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C H A S . W R IG H T . P re s id e n t
M C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n a g e r .
OREGON,
It lin e w , and its rooms are provided with
running water and long distance telephones.
European plan. Rates $1 per day and up.
C .J .B r ig h t , W .C .B r y a n t ,' M .G . E l l is .
W R IG H T -D IC K IN S O N HOTEL C O M PA N Y
B right, B ry a n t & Ellis.
A ttorneys-at-L aw
STOP AT
Corner of 7th and Stark 8treet.
Office with W. H. Ragsdale
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.In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
roomy garafit of Walther-William* Company. Competent
workman filwayt rr^dy.to help you in any way they can at
least expense to yòu> «por any service rendered the charge
will always be reasonable.
Dr. C. L. Poley
P h y s ic ia n
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
C. M. Huddleston
P ositiv ly m *st ce n trally
located
F ifth St. cai s pass
the doors every few m inutes
A tto rn e y a t L a w
Popular Priced Restaurant
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European P la n . Ratea $ / 0 0 a n d up
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V e te rin a ria n and
« D A R N IE L L E B R O S ., Proprietors
Official Stock Inspector
The Dalles, Oregon
Treati all Domesticated Animals.
W ASCO • above
post office
H e ad q u a rte rs for our S h erm an County
friends; prices reasonable; first class
• resta u ra n t w ith the hotel.
OREGON
Telephone Main 502.
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New 1915 Model
$695
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Grass Valley, Oregon.
W e have, rig h t h e re , the oer
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e t 5 0 m ile a e n h o a r . Itc e r r ie e
»fort-
a b ly . I t bee le ft hand drive
w ith eenter c o n tro l— eeleotive
eliding gear transmission. I t
bos e Sima high tension mag­
neto. I t ridee aa easily aa an y
5 5 0 0 0 o e r— X alHptie springs
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E ntirely new, convenient to business.
Clean beds, and table the best the m arket
will afford. Prices reasonable. Com­
mercial trade solicited.'
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CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES,
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same rise tires 3 0 x 3 X faoh
a lle ro v n d . I t la fwOy equipped
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H O T E L M ORO
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1 9 1 5 m odel o f th e M a x w e ll
5695.
W. C. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
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W ith E le c tric S ta rte r end
E le o trie Lighto o nly 5 5 5 extra«
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N earest H otel to Business C en ter, B an k
and Depot. Courteous T re a tm e n t, Clean
Beds and T a b le th e best the m a r k e t w ill
affo rd .
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SUNDAY DINNERS 35C . ,
Opposite Postoffice
Moro
Oregon.
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