Moro observer., April 01, 1897, Image 2

r
The
Ohwea* v e r .
a Syracuse clergym an
gave
G . E . S o n d e r s , D . D . S .,
T ake vouf w heat to the Dufur
th e lnanuacript o f a M i nion o f hid to a
to ile r mills». H ighest cash price
reporter <»f th e Standard, for the pur-
J n s t before Q ueen N atalie of paid for No. I wheat.
pone of m aking an ab stract o f the dls-
O F F I C I A L P A P E R or S H E R M A N C O .
ORFGOW.
W O 1 (0
Servia left Biarritz foi B elgrade she
courae for publication
T he m anu­
A n eat new stock ot stationery,
M ORO, O R E G O N .
script said of John W esley th at “th ou gh
drove off to the villa of Lady Faitr- pens, pencils, ink, etc., a t th e Post
Will prue Hue »u
only a p resb yter, lie h im self ordained
H o ra e S h s v lv g ,
hairn whose husband, Sir A ndrew , Office store.
M o ro , W a s c o ,
T hom as Coke to th e office of fepisco-
lt ln c k » n ii l i t ! lif t,
D. C. IRELAND A SONS
n n d G r a s s V o ! le y .
p a cy .” T he preacher's penm anship w as
rV F L IS IIE R S
is a frequent visitor to the United
W n g « * n U <» r k l u u . Dr. Handera is n grailnu'e of one of the so bad, how ever, th a t th e rejiorter made
T he D ufur roller m ills will give
States and was president of the last
THURSDAY
A pril I. 1897 international railroad congress held ▼oil more flour according to grade < u « l a l l L i n d » o t i r o n
liest dental college« in America, the Uni­ ou t th is statem en t to m ean and rea<l
versity uf Mielugan, mid li <« Lad 20 y. are “ th ou gh on ly a P resbyterian, he h im ­
of w heat, th a n any m ill in Wasco or
experience*. tie in prepared to do nil k ml« s e lf ordained h is cook to the office of
in London; and solern -fly conferred an y o ther county.
and w ood
OFFICIAL KOSTER
of doutnl u -rL at n il on title prices, guar­ ep iscop acy.” T he B rooklyn E agle fo l­
upon Lady Fail bairn's cook the
r e p a ir in g a t » H o rt n o tic e .
antee« hia work nnd wig practice in tin« lo w s th is up by rela tin g how» som e m an­
The Federal liovernnient
county, between the three towns, iu the
Dr.
J
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C.
I.annerberg,
Eve
S
o
c
ia
­
cross
anti
ribbon
of
the
toyal
Servian
uscript o f Dr. T alm age eatne to its o f­
President
Wm McKinley, of Ohio
future as in the past.
list, office in the Vogt block, The
Via« President G A Hobart of New Jersey order o f Takovo.
fice
at one tim e in w-hith occurred the
All our Work »peak* for ilaelf.
O tta * v t n .r .v
n ;» u :i.
Dalles, Or. G lasses fitted by the
Words: “ My te x t finds Bur Lord.’’ When
TnB CABIXRT.
* • .
th e words uppeared in print th ey w ere
most scientific m ethod know n.
Hirretarv of State
John Sherman
T h e chef in question was indebted
k L. Campbell, Proprietor.
n eatly transform ed to read: “ My ta ll
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J Gage
( • r a s a V a l l e y , M b erm an C o ., Orry o n . friend, our Lord.** Horace G reeley’s
Secretary of War
..R ussell A Alßer for this token of regard on the part
T he Hoad Kiver n u rserym an
Secretary of the Navy
. ... John P Long ;
This well known and popular hotel ba» m anuscript w as a puzzle to m ost people,
Secretary of Interior
Cornelius M Bliss of the raven-haired, loud-voiced, T illett has L am bert cherry trees at
a Feed Stable in connection with it where anil therefore it is not to be wondered
Attorney General . . . .
Joseph McKenna queen to the skill which he had dis­
teama'rrs will find the beat accommoda at w hen he wrote: “ 'T is true, 'tis pity,
25 cents each. Also, Bing cherry
Fo9tvnaatr«,Gvneral---
James A Gary
lions In the Inland Empire. Prices low.
'tis p ity ,'tis tru e,” the typ es made him
Secretary of Agncnltn?
J nines W ilson played in the devising of culinary trees at 10 cents.
Btly of T d iett.
P ractical W atchmaker
4N T E D
M l I I I I i • M l •. <»»; Wt , mj \ say :“ 'Tis tw o,'tis fifty; yes, tis fifty-tw o.”
a
n
d
J
e
w
e
l
e
r
.
\Y
chef
d'oeuvres
on
the
occasions
when
to travel for re» i un» i hie ryiahliafied ie u .e On a R ochester daily a fe w yea rs ago a
Oregoa.State o ffic ia ls
in Oregon HuUrv >?b£ and rPy». r,-e». I'twili n
Dr. G. E. S anders, d en tist, will be
Governor
W illiam P Lord her majesty had honored Lady Fair-
Can be found at—
perm anent
Rt fereixe. Enclose »elf addrckked reporter w oen d up a sk etch of a little
Secretary of State
,.H K.Riucaid
in S herm an county as follows G rass
Utonped envelope. Tin- National, Star In ur.ncc boy w ho had died from the effects of an
bairn
w
ith
her
presence
at
dinner.
State treasurer
Philip Metachan
E. : JACOBSENS : MUSIC ; STORE. B uilding C hicago, U lin.. k
exp losion o f firecrackers w hich he car­
G.M Irwin Indeed, she was so graphed w ith his Valiev M arch 30th to April 5th.
Supt Pub,io Instruction
ried in his p ock ets in these words: “ llis
M O R O W a 1 L it C O M PA N A N OTIC I
174 Second Street
Moro
from
April
5th
to
April
12th.
State Printer
W H Leeds
afflicted and bereaved parents w ill have
Attorney General
C M Idieman achievements in this particular that W asco April l)?th to ITth,
T H E D A LLES, -
-
-
OIL
For the M-ncfit <»f pntiiiniiiv't fam ished th e sym p ath y,” etc. T he announce­
R S Beau
Supreme Court Justices
she
procured
from
her
son,
young
by the Moro W «ter t ’Ouipanv.we wieh io five
Frank A M o re
m ent as it appeared in print w as an o f­
C E Wolverton King A lexander, a decree nam ing
All work warrante«! Mail order« promptly notice that each and ee«-rv f uu ly or home-
D
onnell's
drug
store
is
still
at
the
holder uaitip. will It*, eharzvd the s n in e r a te fer of sym pathy to “ his afflicted and
1 A Macrani
Railroad Commissioner?
attendasi to
| t .V) pet mouth, parable on the lm of each burned p an ts.”
. Col.J B.Eddv him knight of the order of Takovo. old stand opposite A. M. W illiam s
month’
..
LIT Compson
A N ew York comp<»sitor. accustom ed
A’ Co.’s store. C h II when in need of
N tO O B E B IK IN .
Clerk of same
.............Lyadell Baker
• • .
to settin g up th e m arine n ew s of his
drugs or any th in g in the drug line.
M maser».
Fish and Game Com..
Hollis D McGuire
paper, anil w ho th erefore found it con ­
T his is on a par w ith the action O rders sen t by the D alles-M oro
f iT K A l M ake TA K EN CP
State Federal Offlclala
ven ien t to se t up and save nam es of
of
Prince
Ferdinand
of
B
ulgaria
in
stage will receive prom pt attention.
V S Fenaton
George W McBride
O F EVERY ocecaiVTioe TO ORDER
A cream nolo red tunre about 900 or lfX>> cities and tow n s alon g th e A tlan tic
conferring the order of St. A lexander
p nr.»!« weteht. branded “crow over a bar”
>a: t. ina<l h im self iaaaous by an amus-
Congressmen. 2d Dist
W R Ellis
left hip Hod blotch hr ,nd on left -boul­
• r err /. llis copy doscribed how a
1st Diet
T H Tongue upon the chiropodist w ho had attend­
We are now well stocked up with ^ EAT ( ^ VICK, and ( HEAP I Ob
der: 7 or s eear« old; Came to tha fl.A Have«
»’
,n had m»-t death by the “ hand
F 8 Marshal ......................
H . W Grady
place alunit a vear «so and haa »inee been
harness for heavy work, ju s t a t the
Internal Revenue Collector . H Blackman ed to his feet at C arlsbad, and w ith
ll we haven't tv bat voti n eed in
¡¡tin.' l*r«jvi-lei»>-c ” T o sa v e tim e he
iu
mv
pMaweion.
She
hi now on the 1’ J.
D istrict Attorney
. ..
D .R Murphy that of King M ilan of Servia, who season when there is a dem and
> ‘i <1 up am ong the list for the word
Barnett plaoe, 4 nulea east of Graaa Valiev.
the line ot L egal B lanks
D istrict Judge
..
C B Helliuger
with farm ers and team sters for such
?.ud the owner i« r^tjueaie«! to e »nie orove iV ovidcnce, o f Rhode Island fatne, but
will print to vr. order.
Circuit Judge
W B.Gilbert just before he abdicated conferred a
property, pay chars»-« and take her away.
goods, so call and inspect our stock
in his luxate took the w rong w on).
.41 T fc e O b s e r v e r O f f i c e .
knighthood o f the T akovo order before purchasing elsewhere. H eydt
Shermaa County Officials
n ib « l o t W A I.K E B ,
When th e paper cam«- out the acq u ain t­
District Attorney
........
A A Jayne upon the hack driver whom be habit­
Rutledge. Orego » an ces of the deceased learned for the
»po T H E P U BLIC .
A Co., Moro, Oregon.
Circuit Judge
..
W L Bradshaw
first tim e th at th eir form er friend had
County Judge......... Hon John Fnlton. Biggs ually em ployed w hen at V ienna.
Notice la hereby given that at a meeting rpRKASt REES ( Aid..
lw en rem oved by the “ hand of divine
C om m issioners....
R P Orr. Wasco
held in Moro on December 21. INgft, bv the
All ou’atandins H ertnnn eoanty Warrant» N an tu ck et.”
T. A. Van Norden the long estab ­ IrMrM of the Sherman <«»antv le le ur«ph
R H King. Grass Valley T hings have reached such a pass in
W di Henrichs this respect that people w ho have lished and well known w atchm aker and Telephone C im puiv the anderpigned d wn to and inclndiits No IAS, Serie« C
Clefk
H S Me Panel
Deputy Clerk .
vm elected manager thereof. All o«t- dated J ”lv 5th, l*A't. are now pavable at
Wm Holder any reputation at stake or a good and jew eler at The Dalles respect­ atanding obligations ag«tc«t (a il line at thia olroe. Inle^eat will oease from thi-
Sheriff ...............
You get T he O bserver tor one
Dated at Moro. Oregon, tin« 13»h dai
. . W B McCoy
Depaty Sheriff........
fully solicits a portion of the trad e well aa all bnaineaa pertaining thereto data.
vear
for O n“ Dollar from ih e d ate
Febnja»v.
1S97
GEO.
N
HOLTON.
name
to
lose
either
refuse
to
accept
Geo N bol’on
Treasurer ........
be addreMed to me aa manager and
of S herm an county. All work •hottld
IWpntv.
Co. Tre&aarer. of p&vnient of arrea rs.
W Stanley
Deputy Treasurer
all
money«
dae
acid
company
is
payable
to
W J IW.dicord 1 or else retrain lrom w earing any w arranted. Second
Supt of Schools .
street, next me onlv
Assessor .................
B F Pike orders and decorations save a certain door to the F irst N ational bank.
W M . I I D I D t H , « la n n c e r ,
.V O'Leary. Rutledge
Stock Inspector
tfd24
Sherman Co. Teles A Telrp. Line
.. R.C Walks. Rnfus few, w hich, ow ing to the rarity w ith The Dalles, Oregon.
Deputies
E Olds. Grass Valley
J_JO O D R IV E R N V K S K E Y .
J D Wilcox. Kent which they are conferred, have re­
tained their prestige.
Person? who are buying second -
Wm. Tillett. prowrr and daaler In chele«
Stoek, bna the onlv au*ek of the
class fru it trees from abroad can Nursery
Mr. Ellis has introdaced a bill for
Yakto'** Apple, the beat of red apples, and
get
the
sam
e
kinds
of
trees
oi
T
illett
the relief of C apt. John W . Lewi*,
aa long a keeper as the Yellow Newtown.
A Jo Sim on dem ocrat in Hillsboro
He h«a about 30.00C spy!« tree« of the be«t
o f T h e Dalles.
com m enting upon the appointm ent for less m oney the G lacier say s. vsnetie«, growing in hi« Nursery. All «tan-
He has 2,000 second class trees,
varieties «re grafted fr»xu the best
of M r. H erm ann saysi “ Magician ■ two to th ree feet high, well rooted dard
stock m H<»xi River. Mall order« promptly
Senator W ilson bit the nail on its
head w hen he characterized civil ser­ H erm ann's death was a loss to the — Y akim a. S pitzenburg, Ben Davis, filled. Addre«a
W in . T iaX E T T ,
vice regulations as a hum bug, a de­ adm irers o f the occult and students Gauo, King. Red R ussian. Delaware
Hand Kiv«r, Or.
lusion, a snare and a fraud.
of ju g g lery , but there yet remains a Red and Jo n a th a n — which he will
T he Enroi<ean Horn*, kept bv
H erm ann, who for fool luck in the sell for $25 per thousand. O r, if ! Mr«. H. Frazer »! The Dall««, i« wbwr» you
you
wish
first
class
trees
at
regular
Ingalls' descent from a seat in the grab bag o f politics leads even his
1 waul U> «Utp. M»a « X» cent«, and a free ala-
i ble for vt iir horom The table it one of the
senate to reporting a prize tight es­ namesake. Binger has surely the rates, he can accom m odate you.
I best in Orvg. n. and
arc made to fe»I
at home during their stay in tbe city, ^pee
tablishes the saying that he always magic hand and B rother T ongue can
'
tal
aoo>n.r»od«tKM.»
for
invalida.
TarknJt
T he Bailv Ditch com pany has
was an intellectual harlot.
now congratulate him ou his plum ." for rent three or four 40-sere tracts ■ bath« at any boar during the dav time.
T he O bserver has a fine i»i«x*k
of fruit and garden lands under
N othing api»ears to satisfy Francis
Full line of Hardware, Steve». Tin Ware, Crockery, Etc , at the old Stand.
of blank pa(4r n<»w and la prepared to turn
th
eir
d
itch
on
th
e
C
olum
bia
river
C hicago and other trade eenteis . ,
F u lle r V ictor equal to a wordy con­
» s • .«
• . . , out the finaat. neatest and n»«t arttatie job
Agent for Aermoter pump« and wind mil!*.
below v m a tik a which they* wish to work. We have the material to do it With,
flict over her historic w ritings and are m aking a fight against depart­ rent for a term Ot one or more years. : material that no other «»flee hia. Call and
voung L vm an, at A storia, has again ment stores. T h e sucker-state a-sem- for one fourth of crops raised; water ■ **' 04
opened the way for a series of chap­ bly is invited to (Jo the impossible by­ will be furnished w ithout charge; ’ ^iiER irr sa LB
renter to p lan t such tree» ss are I
_
ters from her nen a* dry and endur­ passing a law saying how many dif­ the
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e
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j
Hursaant to an execution i-aued oat of
ferent kinds of articles may be sold furnished and care for them d u rin g the Ctreatt cv»art of me Mate of O -ag.«
ing as the tariff debate.
Sberu-an &>QUtv <>c the l*:h dav of
under one roof. A s well limit the the lease, land» lav well and are for
Mareh
IXf? op»u a judgm-nt and decree
Marek 1SV7.
w
ithin
half
a
mile
of
depot;
or
will
R evenue laws are made to be ob­ num ber of subjects a new spaper may
t rendered on the “*.h day of March. 1107. in
coart in a e fttl therein penoinv vrherin
K!
served by the v ealthy as well as oth­ discuss, decree that every doctor «ell on easy term », long tim e and aaid
8 A L 3 8 M
!r? a r d 14 J. C zeaar • « •
ea?v paym ents, low rate of interest. J plaintiff« and F ,» R.>liand
h
D.
E»aeo<*
waa
dr
er people. T h e custom house ad­ shall t>e a specialist, or forbid attor­
For inform ation, call at th e com- iendant oon.tuvndin. we to aril «Il it e fui- t
m inistration should be pertected so as neys to practice both law and equity. panv» farm or write to T he Bailey lowinft OeecribeU land, ai Dated in Stern»vn
Oretfon. Io »«tiafy th- saw of
Io prevent sm uggling by well-to-do Legislation cannot restrain people Ditch com pany, U m atilla, Oregon. coontv.
*1.374.110 and ae raion mt< real at the rate
i of ” per o»-nt per annum from the 3 tb dav of
foreigners and our returning tourist«. from buying w here they ca.i buy-
; March, l*</7. ard
e-»»t» ar.d diaharae-
T h is crim e, like kleptom ania, should most cheaply, in their ow n country
; m enu, and »75 0U attorney's f*e. and ac
, cruinft sosta. 1 will on
be stripped of its high-toned glamor at any rate.
SATURDAY, April »4th. LW7.
and properly panKhed.
j At J o’clock p.m. at the ooart h a * d*<or in
) Moro. Orek<>o, aril to the h.ftheet bidder, for
U itra-protectionists and ultra-free­
For Infanta and Children.
i ca-h in band all th- following deaentwd
M r. H obart has given the senate traders come closer together now in
; real pr<-perty. towit: The nortbev«» quarter
j of section twelve. *<»wn«hip one. north
B much needed admonition on the a rational view of the situation than
ran^e rifthtee:>.et«t of W ,|lamette meridian
subject of legislative action in that ever before. T h e dem ocrats concede
» also the east half of the nortbeaat qu.rtrr i
of «rcti-m aix. luwnatiip one. north rantre
body. W ith a cum bersome body that the governm ent must exist as
niorUen. ea»t of W til«.mette meridian o»»n-
----
’
tainin« in all 24** acre« more or lewa. to- '
such as it now is^nany of its members well as the people; the republicans
H o e ie ly l> lr e « -t« r y .
getber with all and «ingoiar the tenement«
utterly indifferent to dignity, it be­ concede that the people must pto$p;r
SALER, 0 B E 2 9 T .
hereditaments and appurtenance« inert unto
O O K - MOKO LODGE. N» 113. belonging or in aavwno appertaining.
com es a necessity to adopt some sy s­ as weil w the governm ent. W ith T
4
r. Ve. A -larvi»,
everv
Satani««
ta ret« every Satarday oitrbt
Dated: Moto, Oregon. Mar.'b ?Rh. lHy7
7 JO o'clock. All viaitmc brothers tu oar
WM
H O L D E R . S h e r iff
tem for term inating useless debate these m utual concessions there should at
City cordially invited to attend.
*traW<a»?
iff Hberin-tn f’crznty Ofegv>n
8
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tfn
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N.
0.
and the vice president has hit upon a be no trouble in arranging a m oder­
H. S. McDzxxt, Secretare.
a /H E R IE F SALK.
very wise plan to do so which will ate tariff* that will raise revenue for
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accord w ith common sense and the all the oidinary expenses of the gov­
■ njert in Odd Fellows
Pursuant to an execution i««oed oat of
r ‘
general judgm ent of the intelligent ernm ent and at the same time extend hall everv Toeadav evening. All sojourn­ the eireait coart of the stnU of OrctCn for
ing brother« are invited to attend.
ffberoatt eoanty 00 the l«th d«y of Mareb. <
people of the whole country. One the benefit of protection to the great­
L. W. Huirrao. M W. 1R37. apon a jodktn*-nt ar.d decree r-ndered
H. S. M c D ikiu Recorder.
oti the 3th day of M«rch. 1M37, in a«»d coart
o f the first acts of the senate should est num ber of industries.
in a anti therein pending wherein Jatue*
egree
of
honoh
.
-H
m
x
x
Lcuox
Adam« was plaintiff and Edw-rd M. Dev- '
be to adopt M r. H o b art’s suggestion
No. 2. A.O.V.W.—Meats in (Md Fel­ eranx was defendant eowm^nding me to ‘
lows
hall.
Moro,
cverv
ooday
oiwht.
tio-
providing a rule w hereby a majority-
sell
all the following dewenbed land aita- i
T h e East O regonian has a happy
joorners respcctfull mvit-d to attend.
ated tn Sher toad coontv, Oregon to satisfy
m ay reach a vote at any time after a faculty for selecting correspondents
Mas. Ft»«« K lto », 0 . of H. the *om of »47. 1 l<3 and accruing int* re»t at
Misa M aki P boplu . Recorder.
the rate of » per Cent f e r an am from the *
fair slisew ion of the question.
whose words roll from their pens
9 b day of March, t® 7, «fid ».fl U0 cowt«
«ml disbursement« and »7«>.<X) attorne)’«
like m anna dropping from the heav­ A n y b o d y s i c k ?
fee« an t accruing costa. I will on
T h e man w ho left a fund for the
ens. Observers* hom e Hems and
K e e p Tow» M o n e t » t H o m e
8ATURDAY. April 24;h. 1*37.
at
your
house
?
perpetual aid of the poor of a shire
Willis* experiences in California, are
At » o ’clock p m. at the ooart h >a«e door in
Want
the
bc»t,
don’t
you
t
Our
B y p o in g OREQOÎT G O O D S
m E ngland sim ply ruined the shire
Moro. Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for
interesting, but both must look to
prescription department don’t equal cash in hacd all of the following d< acri:w-d
and peopled it w ith paupers. T h e
anybody el«c’», but «urpataea ’em real property tow l: The west half uf thw
their laurels now that M rs. V anO rs-
T& ey a re t h e B e e t » n ä C h e a p e s t .
aoathwear quarter of aection 93, township
m uch-lauded plan of having the gov­
all.
Most everybody know» thia. one. north rnnge eigtteen . east of Wil­
ADBKEM
dall is in the field. She stopped over
ernm ent provide artificial w ork for
T hat’» why we keep to bu«y. But lamette meridian, or r*t iraitrx RTacrC» m *re
a day in Salt L ake city en route to
alway» lim e for or.« mofe, always of <e««, tORetfier wrfi alt and singular the
the unem ployed by building unc»’led
tenements, hereditaments and .spporten-
St. Louis and of couise visited the
on hand to do good. Come to u* ancea thereunto tielonging or in anvwiae
for roadsr canals, etc^, would double
wonderful tabernacle and heard a pin
appertaining. Dated. Moro Oregon. March
the next time you want medicine.
the forces of the unem ployed anJ
20,1(437.
W M li< H .D E R . M e n f f
rS -N -N .N
N -h - Y À N N A
\ \ \
drop on the floor aoo feet aw ay, and
5:m3R<22
of Sberniau ootinty, Oregon
leave on hand an annually increased
held a conversation in whimpers with A. D. Bolton Ä Company, Moro Oregon.
^ H E R IE E SALE
necessity lor m aking w ork for the
the janitor she standing in the gallery
poor. O u r civilization is built on the
Paran .nt to an execution issued cot of
he on the rostrum floor, tw o P endle­
T h e C e le b r a te d Im p a rted J a c k
the circuit court of the state ot Oreg- 1» for
basis o f rustle or starve. C ontinuous
Fberman
oounly on the lktb dav of March,
ton blocks apart. T h e experim ent
1H37. upon a judgment and decree rendered
eharity would remove the Hanger of
on the 10th day of March, 1*37, in said court
made her a bit nervous and she began
-* ■ i r n I tc u l
starvation and we all would take to
in a autt therein pending wherein J B
to fear her mormon friends m ight hear
Greenwood was plaintiff and Jacob L. Hol­
sleeping on the sunny cellar door.
ts ud and Sarah E. Holland hia wife, the
her think if she stayed there much
Minnesota Thre-her Manufacturing com-
T he hope of regenerating mortal
nv (a corporation I and H> nevman.
longer. In St. Louis “ the water is
man by mortal means is illusive. B et­
Hart and Companv (a corporation) were
A t M o r ., » H e rm a n C o u n ty , O re g o n .
muddy and clicks against your teeth
defendant«, conituarrdiug me to sell all the
ter look to the gospel plan—we can-
following
described
land
aitnated
in
Sher­
as you swallow it,” m aking her pine
H av in g been com pletely rebuilt,
aot supplant k nor beat it.
man oonnty, Oregon, 10 aatiafy the sum of
»1.023 10 and accruing interest at the rate
for a drink of the crystal beverage of
More th an doubled in size,
of 8 per oent per annum from the 10th day
C ongressm an Ellis, like many an­ Pendleton,“ siwash, freckles and all.”
of March. 1837, and »80.00 attorn“./’« fee«
L. D . H O L D E R , P r o p r ie to r.
and »-’10 u0 MVtS* and disbursement)«, and
other resident at the national capital, W illis hustled out ot Sacram ento last
seem ing e-*ata, I will on
Is now b etter fixed th an ever before
is w restling w ith the servant girl week. H e says, “ I had intended
SATURDAY, April 24th. 18.»7,
to accom m odate th e traveling
At 2 o’clock p.m. at tn« court house door in
problem . O ur greatest trouble, says staying a few days longer, but they
M**ro, Oregon, ne|| to the highest bidder for
____
public. Give uie a call.
he, has been to get a servant w ho has have a law up there against expecto­
oaah in bawd Ml of the following described
real
property
town:
TbB
northeast
quarter
not “ lived w ith the G autem alau m in­ rating on j ny of the public thoro’-
of seotion eight, township two, north range Good Teams.
Good Rigs. Plenty of Hay and Grain. Prices Reasonable.
seventeen, east of Willamette meridian
ister,” or “ cooked for M . Patenotre,” j fares and as I alw ays expect to rate
containing 160 narea more or l-ss together
ar “ been housekeeper at the English as a gentlem an and having unfortu­
with all and singular the tenements, hered­
W ill make the reason o f 1897
L E S T E R II. J O N E S .
B. B. C L A R K .
itaments and appurtenances thereunto be­
legation.” W e have had cooking in nately coughed up a gob that I could The Neighborhood of Rutledge and Hay longing or in anywise appertaining-
Dated. Moro, Oregon, March 20th. W37
17 different languages, some of them not swallow I took the first train out
Canyon. For further particulars
WM HOLDKtt, Shrt:ff
dead I im agine, judging from the > in order to hold down my reputation.’ Inquire o f
7»tm2i»a22
of Sherthan eoanty, Oregon
crem ation through which the things J H e landed in Fresno, where a stiff j M o r r i s s e y & W e i g a n d s ,
A R M E R S—W ATER YOCK FARM S
F
G ra u T a lle y , Oregon.
aerved at meals had passed; but not nor’easter fills face and eyes with sand
The undersigned ia new in Sherman
oonnty boring wella, nud wishes to addreaa
•n e of them has been able to do good so much like Pendleton, “ that I can­
himself direotly to the farmer« that they
plain A m erican cooking. W e have not refrain from shedding copious
may have an op^ortnmty to (Ripply them­
selves with an abundance of that only arti­
had m ore blue-blooded servants at heartfelt tears at the com parison.”
cle, water, necessary to make Sherman the
r
(American
and
European
plan)
beat eoanty in Oregon. 1 will drive von a
our house, it seems to me, than falls
well
anywhere,
no
matter
what
the
drill
has
E R V O U S Troubles are du* to T U O » . G U IN E A N , PK O PK IETO R to go through, to any depth, up to 500 feet,-
S R O P R IE T O R S .
to the lot of most people. T h e last
impoverished blood. Hood’s Sar-
Is the roost homelike hotel in Portland;
a t'h e following prions -J or 8 inch hole,
one that left us informed M r«. Ellis safiarilla is the Gne True Blood
haa nn efficient oorps of nsaiatanta
»2 per foot and found, heavv casings will
and everything fi ratei«««.
l»e furnished if necessary at 50 to 75 ots per
confidentially, though I take :t some­ Putitici and N E R V E T O N IC .
Special atten tio n given to the C om m ercial T rade.
foot on the ground. From 500 to 1000 feet
RATE ff :
w hat haughtlfy, that* “ she came of a I V A N T E D — FA IT H FU L MEN OR WOMEN European plan, »1.00;
at
prices which may be agreed npon. Ref­
Conveyance» furnished to parties m aking W asco, Mora, S rasa
»1.50; »2.00.
to travel tor responsible established house
erences—N I Everett, Higelow; A E Fuller,
American plan, »2.00.»2.ri0; »3.00
very Food family” herself, “ and her in I ’ O regon.
V alley and o th er points in Oregon.
Salary 9*80 and expense». Position
Rufus. For further particulars eddress
perm anent
Refercm e. Enriove seif-addressed
G
oldendale, C enterville, Block H ouse an d Other points m
Seventh
ard
Washington
Streets
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Worsted and Woolen
kit
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A perfect Remedy forConslipa-
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g a n g p lo w s o r (h e beM h a r r o w s
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at The Dalle«, or add re««
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