Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, December 22, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1t The Observer* Ó l T l d . U . »‘APRII of M ILKM AN M o r o , ( w ïc o s 1). C. IR E L A N D * SON* \ t E D M 3D A Y co. . TVFLISHKRS D btxmbxb 23, 189? Some »oYir old w riter on T h e O re gonian says that I lie m aiden w ho is hissed m d e r the m istletoe is usually **cott\t To the spot. T h e longest telephone, 1400 miles, Extends from Boston to St.L ouis, but When th e Spokane and San D iego •ine *s complete this one will be a ‘a r th e rrry of 167 miles. G rover Cleveland and W . J .Bryan 'r il l be delegates to the convention in N ew Y o ik ci’y Jan n a ty 14th, for th e propose of reform ing the laws governing party prim aries and cau cuses. C d . H ay is all right, and Queen V ictoria agrees w ith T h e O b ser v e r . H e has declined over fifty in vitations to m ake public speeches since he arrived in E ngland, fu d g ing from the prai«c lavished on his purely literary speech at the Om ar K hayyam club, he will find it more Hiificult to decline future invitations. - — T he ladies of the cabinet in W ash ington have adopted ne*V rules. N o refreshm ents and open orily to those w ho have received cards of admis- a:on. T his action will be severe upon a nameless mob, w ho have secured both lunch and apparent social recognition by attending the receptions w ithout invitation, and nogir.g th* refreshment*. President M cK inley’s utterances on the Cuban question are being com m ended by all classes o f citizen* and members of all parties. T here is r.n evident feeling throughout the country that his course has been so wise and judicious that the entire m atter can, w ith perfect safety, tie left in his hands for such future action as may be necessary. T hursday last President M cKinley dreided to put a quietus on piotests form ulating against A ttorney-G en eral M cK enna as judge o f the su prem e court, and concluded to send m his nomination to the senate. T h e president is determ ined to stand by his attorney-general to the end of the fight. H e will insist, it is said, th at M cK enna continue in office as attorney-general until the senate con firms his nomination as associate justice. _ s r s iH n A * <?oi m r*<us Amina? O.»n’» e n t s by tho iMVrtw. W as set apart fl*oin 'V hh ' o county in iSSS. T o look ul it on the m ap o n e w ould . suppose That a six horse team could not be turned around in 1 tie cou n ty w ithout u p settin g the w agon into the John 1 b v or P esC h u tea, it* eastern and w estern bound aries. But it is tiie B ig g est L it t le C ou nty on th e Pacific slope. T h e ¡op u latiu n is about J.'0« . "Following is an estim a te o f the output o f the products ot S h er m a n county for 1S97: X nr.ibci W bent, ont», b a rle y a n d rve, b u s t . J.TiMi.udO R u tte r a*wt c h ee se, perund»............................ “(i.insi Potatoes. bti»VK........................................ A pples, bush els .............. Prunes awd plum s, busEeta . Wi-oi, pmmda .......... .. ........ . C orn, bw aheia................................. . .. . . . . 05,00(1 A.tMMI 5,1 a *' 20 ,WM too I lay, tout .............................................. Acres, cultivate«!... .........., .......... .... H.tMt) lt'V.OOU H o g s, sh eep , c h id e , horses and in u iv :... . . 4s, nm to di moni tre ? • fret that tina region was a w ealth p* . I ' k i -’ • l.'i oth«-r respecta ihxu grazing 'boiua.'to b .l.t for the m arket. I.UWft T r o u b l e s m id C o n s u m p t i o n Scott A Ait t !w 1 ... u-Lt in a lug stock o f <"««» b«- C a r r i* . incTclianiiiee 1» r i oral business including a lim ited tmpply c f farm ing im ji'enivnts. That M >ro is uotv the b a ilin g im plem ent A n e m i n e n t T ext X or*. r U ciU ta t a r .d » « -I n itia l u tu k e a n t r e e o f f e r center in is d ivision o f The Watting Liu to o n r r en d e rs. Tiro, distributing even more goods tu that line Annually than The D alles and Arling The «listingnijffif-d N-w York chem ist ton, is an evidence of the changes brought T. A. hh'cnei. dem onstrating his diswivery abof.t in 1« yeara. of a r« liable and absolute cure for Con After a tim e it k m n e necessary to have sum ption (Pulm onary T nh ereuloais, and n post-office in the store to fa cilitate trade all bronchial, th .o a i lung and cheat d is r.nd aeoouituodnte settler« who were becom eases, stublxirn c .ngh-t, oatnrrhal afiectioua ing qu ite ncinerou s. For convt nience the general deollne ikneaa, loss o f d sh. trm wished the nam e to lx« a abort one as and all conditions of w asting atiuv, will their correspondence was volum inous ami send T H R U : FREE IIOI I LEh all dilTar- tbev ili-l m»t care t-i waste tim e in writing e n t) o f lua New DiacAVerustd any alfiictod words of many tollable*. They fe lt much reader of T iik O mkbvku w iltin g Bw th n>. like people, p rbapt, who preier X-maa for lit» New boientliio ’1 realm« n t” i.as • ored the Spelling of th is universal holiday. What thou ian ds |x ri itti-n tlv by i'-s tin u lv u>-e, an eounoznj of m uscular m ovem ent *.t , anil lie ooii'iilera it a sim ple professional would l»e if we were all to conclude to wr:te ; duty to suffering hum anity to donate u trial o f the «li.-eoTcrer of America a» Xopher (k>- ( of Lis in fallib le care. lntnbtu? What a vnst saving ot tim e and 1 Seieuce daily develop« new wonder« and effort, not to m ention the brain fag. if it th is great chem ist, patiently experim en tin g were adm issible to jot it down Xian instead for vesrs, has produced results as licurficial 0 / C hristian. Take it even nt the beginning to hum anity a« can lie claim ed by any m od o f life, it would expedite m atters verv mauh ern genius. Ills assertion that long troub if the m inisterial gentlem an were to xeu a les and consum ption are curable in anv child inslend ot otuubrnosly <hristeuinc clim ato is proven by heartfelt letters of it. In com m erce as well ns in religion and gratitude filed in his American and Euro scien ce this husbanding of pebnm nthlp pean laboratories in thousands from those would count up w onderfully. Think of I hj - cured 111 all parts of the world. m g perm itted to m ention the m ineral ehriat- Medical exp« rts concede that bronchial o p h ite n s xophite. and the wiue chriatofia as chest and lung troubles h a d to ci nsuiup- xofin. a d istin ct saving of 50 ¡«er eeut! Par tion which, uuinterropted, m eans spet-Jy don this digiesaion and certain death. Name after nam e was su gges'ea »n *» i Kiuiply write to T. A. Blocom , M. aside. F inally a clerk in the est tbli-hm ent W Pine street. New York, givin g poatoffioc by the nam e o f Trot love, a en tive of Scot- i and expre:ts addreas. and the free m edicine land, produced the nam e Mono which was ; will be promptly sent. Sufferers should adopted The town site w.is then platted, I take instant advantage of his generous recorded in l he D alles, and sales of lots 1 propoailibfi. Ixg n. Mam and First at T ub O bskhvkb i Please tell the Doctor that you saw his corner was the base. Southerly the streets offer tu T b s M obo O aasavsu . were numtiered: 1st. 2d. 2x1. 4th. etc., west j _______ __ from Maiu « e have Fet'tt street, McCoy, I Jew ett, etc M orohas never m ade any b i g , * h r l s t m * » T r e e 1« f l o r o . pretensions nor I km sU d sn;»erior advant There will l«e a C iuia'm as t*ee festival in ages over thoee of her sister towns in the as ... Eve. Decemtx-r 24tb. conoty. hot for the p is t 3W years, since . Moro on Christm . ‘•w©” o f T hb OuiXBvsa staked out here at ®bnr« hes will u lie ui one festival all eVtnl*. ilo r o h a sn . * or i~>d toerp an d . I t o celebrate the birth c f C hrist. The fol- There has been no boom , nor anything of 1 lowing com m ittees have been r.ppointed to that character, but «stead y, healthy growth. . arrange for the oocaston: l a s s C o m tr r r a : Hobt. Pinkerton. U.J. Fifiy-five new bu ild in gs have l»*en eree'ed i 7 w r y " » e o f thZmTmore i K E.li.jskinaon. J B Mowery. and the old on ' 1 SI rate. 1 IE '.cin u '.s. Mrs. Gt era Moo*» or le.-s improved since June. 1«U4. Moro F ix » s« a G rad e H ays Clara Landry, was m ade the conn.y Beat o f Hhernum , E in cia ikiyd- couuty by a vote of the people, P kuob m : Mrs. G inn. Mrs D >yd, Mrs. borne som ewhat profanely inclined orator back m M a&hiugton once xai*l that “ the America Moore. Miss H attie Lsnphear. M o ¡lev -b a ck buster powder (tevonwc cMractS and apxcs. Schilling's B est. /o r «ale by n M cD B igs« O l - Ï M I E . 3 . F o r P eo p le T h a t A rc Q fl rt H'ck o r “ J u s t D c u ’tf iS 'g l N P e e l W ell.” $ B fra E u V P ractical ONLY ONE FOR A DOSE. fte.ac.es f'nupics. cures Htx<uche. f).ipe|i«la and Cotll*eacas. ZSrta » box at druggi-lscr l,y r ih II bauiplej Free, addreaa Or. Bysc-uko Co. /h ila. Fa. and J ew eler E. found at— : JA O O lS E N ’ft ; MUSIC 17* Second Straet T H E D A LLES, I ffl ‘ N ia All work warranted attended to . - - ; STOKE. - OP*. Mail orders promptly W ill practice in M o ro , W a s c o , ' Commercial Job Prifitb ' crscaiaTioa TO ORDER FIVin« O T c h m a n C a n g P lo w s . AND Çj}EAI>l Æ rm o te r W in d m ills a n d a n d G r a s s V a lle y . THERE IS SUNSHINE IN y o u THE HOME! lie n f c l o s in g o u t SALE OF FORNITORE ANO CARPETS P <&: k ïn z N r The SCH K E Oracoti, ttra icri i.li\» tun bint nth % FURNITURE, CSRPETS, RIL-CLOia BND WiNDOW-SHÄÜES YOUR FA ULT VOTIVE TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. Few o r President. H M B asix. Cash ter. First National Bank T he D alles, Or. A general banking business transact ed, deposit* received, subject to sight draft or check. Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted on day of collection. Sijht and telegraphic exchange sold on New York, San Francisco and Port land. Unito Hotel > a lle y * O r e g o n P r ic e s R e a s o n a b le . DELMONICO — J. H . B E R G E R , ill T his ferry is now in first class shape G S C am p bell, en gin eer, is in ch a rg e. A new boiler and e n g in e ju st put in e n ab les us to run on tim e from this date WOOD FOR SALE A. il « I.BERT, < o liim b ;i* , ■ « t o ARE CASH Witwhtuzt on. P tlJ tfllT U R E )-A N D -( C O M M ER CIA L K W T A i t I , 1 N II M E N T . CREDE M ono, TRADE o iir g o n SOLKTTED. I) C a rp e ts W a ll P a p e r W in d o w S h a d e s D o o rs a n d W in d o w s AU K i n d s o f M o id in g s • I ‘ l-v f W henever you nesd anyth in g in my j Hue would be pleutR d tobavft yon Cnl!. i E. PEOPLES, / M«»xo Ovcgcn. o m pa n y . , Oresoa. I I E t l.L I H II V a lle y , W Fi Stipes m III » M G IIT A satisfied Customer is (lie best advertisement. A ppreciating this fact I sh all satisfy m y custom ers with & Bigger brick th a n ever thia year and the very beet of t Pests, Lumber, Lime Cement, Brisk, Etc. Etc. Depot and yard Aloro. >nerraan C ountv, Oregon , T ay lo r Bergin building. Radley. CALLES SOCA WORKS the T 73X ¥ga £ H 1C B L , P r o p r ie to r s . (SCCCnaOK.^ TO JOF FOLCO) 238 Eist Second Street ►Xt ¿C TSs D ille , t a f i a to Skihhe Hotel W e h a v e en la rg e * the b u ild in g form erly used by To*. ] m ach in ery. W e have the on lv soda work« on th e cca*t W e have c on stan tly on hand all kinds o f IxXi'ed sodx, cart bar syrups and th e purest o f flavoring extracts for use in c WHEAT! WHEAT? \ OL la ^HL-A a XX AXY WAY bJLC The Soiumhia G on^ercia! Co, M o fn » . K f g g « , G r a s t » , <’«lM B »b a» u u J fia s c o . W . H . M O O R E , P re s id e n t C. R . B O N E , V ic e P r e s i d e n t E . O. M cC O Y , S e c r e ta r y < v R A T y MEUCUAXTS ours We su p p ly sack s and tw ine a t th e lowest possible price r.*d h an d le w heat a» all pointé and at any slip p in g station iu Sherm an, W asco an d G illiam counties. \ \ e are u n d er no obligation to any w heat concern or exporter, and are therefore in a position to receive bids from wheat buyer» ic P o rtlan d , San F rancisco, P uget Sound, sr.d all other m arkets. Ii WASCO STO P AT sre n w a n t r 0 . c n . e 3 r e x sa * c ' lum ber sse a x s . com pan y W A S C O . S H E R M A N CO.. ORECOM. 6*. A, TAS’ANSA, This popular hotel is fully prepared to en tertain th e traveling public WHY CO TO THE DALLES \ \ hen you can get fresh drug«, pure chemicals and ail kind* ot patent medicines at Prescription Drug Store M Baco, ( b e g u n . C rn *» T a lle y , O r cg u u . Have a supply of Building Material Wood Coni Lime Fence Posla Etc. Union Lumber Company oi’ w itero Special attention given prescriptions by com petent pharmacists. Fine line of special brands o f cigars. A gent for Stone Jew elry Co CoSumbia Feed Yard R. l>nviM . p r o p r i e t o r . W e w eigh our h»v and y o u g e t w hat you p ay foz l*in«l» o f f r c t l No short tag w e ig h ts. ** h o l e « n l r nnd Best o f feed furni»hcd to team *. r e m it. I* . C I slz I c , ^ Æ a x x a g - e r . THE DALLES ------- 1 D en iers in lSiiildcrM S u p p lies* L i m e , L u d i :iiid C em en t* L u m b e r , W o o d a n d Coni* A g e n t s fo r H u s lif o r d W n g o n s . ------ OPPOSITE WASCO W AREHOUSE------- - o k i : g o >. Bailed hav to order - OREGON J £ E E F S ON HAND IN F U L L SU PPLY ff. 0. BADLEY C General Blacksmith Supplies W A S C O „ H O T E n ’WASCC E P E O P L E S P ro p rie to r S E C O N D S T R E E T M « in S tr e e t, M o ro O r F U R N IT U R E O IL S P A IN T S G L A S S C o ffin s C a s k e t s T r i m i n g s & \S e buy w heat an d it is to our advantage as well as to to secure the very hig h est m a rk e t price. i Ib a rd and lodging at reasonable rates by the d ay , week or m o n th . Pull line of patent medicines, »«tiooary anti cigars kept in post office store A ll UNDERTAKING NO MRS. D O R A W IL L IA M S, P r u i r i e t o r . STO R E! G R A SS V A L L E Y . O k. i I BIG G S New Steam Ferry Address SA LES q v r h i l i L. MOEIU9ËKT ----- A M » ----- 0 0 P O R T U N IT Y . MORO HOTEL, — to V a.m . to 3 p. in. to b p. tn. 50 cents. COLUM BUS AND j^HEKfr? SALE. Pursuant to an execution ¡¿sied out of tbe Circuit court of tbo Matfi o f Oregon for Mberman oounty on the '"th day o f Decem ber 1H97, in a “ n t therein pending wherein A.Soott and E.Hcott, oo-partners doing buai- Plans and estimates famished for all neaa under t i e firm nam e and s t ile o f Keott < lotupany was plaintiff Hnd Mike BeagRn sizes and styles of buildings. All work and defendant, com m anding me to sell all the is warranted to give satisfaction. follow ing deaenbed laud situated in B‘>er- uian county. Oregon, to m inify the sum of JUty 'J»i and accruing interi at from the 5th day o f October, IH97, nt tbo rats of 10 per cent per annum nnd $22.50 costs and d is bursem ents and $40.0U attorneys fees, and aocrm ng coats, I will on SATURDAY, January 22, 1H0H, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER At 2 o’clock p m at the oosrt h< use door in Moro, Oregon. *vll to fhe highest bidder for DEALER is diamonds , watches , clocks cash in band all tbe follow ing described real prof <. rty. tow p ; Alr f he s« , o f section AND OPTICAL GOODS 23 in townahlp 2 south of range 17 east of W illam ette m eridian, in H tieruau o nnty, A il v/ork warrkftîed. Office in I -Tí Oregon, containing I'«0 acre«! more or b ss M fo r e ’s old stan d. R eferen ce. W C . togeiher with nil and singular the tsn e- W illiam », W in. H endricb», H . A . Moore, m euts, hereditam ents nud appurtenances W nl. H older, L. K. Moore. thereunto belonging cr in anywise appet- i tam ing. D ated at Moro Oregon, Decem ber : 13th. 1H!>7. WM H O LD ER . Sheriff ’^a!l orders prom ptly attended tv. ’ •«.ill • nre «»t. T H IS W H E N V IS IT IN G WABCO, OREGON B reakfast 5:30 a.m D inner 11:30 a. m. Supper 5:30 p. in. Lodgings 25 and Laud Offioe at The D alle« Oregon I Deocmber 10th, lb07. N otice is hereby giveu that the follow ing nam ed settler has filed notioa o f his intention to m ake final proof in support of b is claim and that said proof will be m ads before Wm H cn/icha, County Clerk, at Muro, Oregon, on January 21st, 1*JK, vi*. H UGH MuINTYKE, Ud.F..No 3607, for the «>4 ne 4 and n 1^ ae'* sec ZL tv 1 «. r 17 e , wm He nam es the follow ing w itnesses to prove hi« con tin n ocs residence upon and cnitivntion o f said land, vix: " iu .E llio tt. Dan M cLaeblan Henry G»wch and K- F. H ausen all o f MonKland. Urrgon. GldlAjlb* Jxa. F M in 'I ib , R egister D IRCCTO RB: OUR H . H . W A L K E R , P roprietor . VOTK E FOR PUBMC/YiOX. D. P. TnoMPSOM, J mo . 8. S c b iw c x , E d . M. W jl l i /. ws . Gao. A . L ikbb , H. M. B kau *. M IS S J. A. Hardware, Tinware, Call &nd Sec for ToarsciL N ew entirely. Convenient to busi ness. Conducted on beat principles. Feed stable in connection w ith the hotel. Horses given the beat ot care and attention at all times. q'!MBER v r L T f RE, riNAL FROOP-N m e a fnr Fubliraltoe. - 1 Umu-d S tates Land Office. The D alles. Oregon, Novem ber lbtb, 1W7. N otice is hereby given that THOMAS J. FAUKA. o f Erskineville, O regon, h i« notice of intention to m ake fine.l proof befor- Wm. HenrtehS. C ocrty Cierk. at his office in Moro, Oregon, on Saturday the bth day of January, Ü+JH, on tim ber cattare Applioa* tion No. 3U9B. fo r the s e /{ o f section No in tow nship Nu 1 aonth.range No 16 east.wm He nam es as w itness*s: L K. M<ore, H .A. .Cuore, U B .D cD ai.el and A.G.Huff all of Moro. Oregon. 6tn24o2fi* Jss. F. Monas. Register Collections made at all points on favorable term« Bight exchange and teiecrsshle trsn»- fers »old on Kew York, ehlcsgn, fie Louis, esa Francisco, Portland, Tae bulles a a l various points la Oregon and Washington. J. B. j : i ! ) w. Letters of credit isened available on E u tern »Utes DONT B E F O R E IN T H I S C O U N T R Y P um ps. W. F. WEIGAND G rass </▼•< ai<at N-c; «a- <eed *'• Land Office at The D alles. Oregon 1 NoVMaber 11th. 18?« Notine is hereby given that the follow ing- nam ed settler has filed notice o f his inten tion to ta ik r final proof in support of his claim , and tb.it said proof w ill be made before Wm H ecrichs, • on ctv clerk at Moro, o o b f * Oregon, on Decem ber 24, lfc»7 via. MENO C. KM 1 1 II, H d. E. Ko. 45JU for p e ^ sec. au. tp. 3 s, r 1C e, n. He nam es the follow in g w itnesses iu prove h is oontm nous residence epon and cnltiva- HORO ti'*n of, said lr.nd.Tiz. C. A H eath, C. W. OREGON F airchild. O. H M anton, C. N. G ilm an, all of G rass V alley, Oregon. Gtnl7d22 Jsa. F. Mooax Register M O O R E BROS. ..BANKERS.. T ransaet a General B ack in g Business *áí hay aud grate VOTH E FOR PL’BLH ATION ■V SX X BM CA RD S. fl A if H. KOOK* Bas If • be»t to I« had mea;* sirvsd »" . » _ ! » ! m i >u.X« r. In e ca a r tL ,a w ..a ti.» hotel. Grasa Valley. Orsgvfi Office Colom! is Southern Railw ay > Wasco. Or., Novem ber 23d. tflfiff. j T im e «cbednte for pvsaenger trains. To take effect M <ndsy. Novem ber I, 1K97. Laave W asco 72S0 am , arrive B igg»* A 1 am Leave Bn^»»6:15 pm. srrrvs Wasco 7:15 pm (xm n ectiu r with OKN passenger train at Bigg« for Tne D alles and Portland and train N o.4 from Portland E. K. L ttlb . D. 0. O’Rxaitv. President. G eneral Manager tablee, rocker«, >. chairs, tr.a’.tresse«, bedsteads, carp**ta, oil clo h.°, window shade«. a t prices N EV ER O FFERED lO O H E A RUII.IVV Sept. 1st, IB 7 . hare a large »vbteription list, and a dollar fr5m each rronld relieve our want». C an t you »ettle up now? W. Grass Valley Grass Vai'ey. Cr House. Owing to a em tem p!M inn o f « dia*o!e- tion of the pvrtnerahip o f the firm of M'Xirv A U olltus, a ll parties knowing tbem srlve« indebted to the ab jve nam ed firm will be required to m ake a fo il ae tletnenl of the sam e th is fall. H ail1 tifflit stiives. Hood’s C A S T O RIA GEO. Jl BOCr.HILL. o f th e Moro Mercantile Co. E a in W a g o r s . M o n ito r S a c d o rs a n d D rills b u y a A ia te B ilio u s n e s s P ills Koro, OregOD G IN N W atchmaker C td be G . E . S a n d e r s , D . D . S ., E5 3^kS Í, UN I Josh B illing* on ce sard that g ettin g up OF fVERY at four o 'clo ck in the m orn in g is graiTttailv Dr. Sander« is a graduate o f o r e o f the becom in g on e o f the lost arts, but a jwep lx-«t dental colleges 111 America, the Uni N î ^ L _ ( ) VICK, vnraity of M ichigan, and has had 20 years at the h o n e s t fields as the fiist r a \s ol exjx-rience. He 1« prepared to do a ll kinds the sun rising over the m oun tain s rest on Tl v e ! aven’t w hat you need in of deutal work nt rea-ouable prices, guar Sherm an cou n tv in July, presents an a p the line of L e g a l B l a n k s antees his work and w ill practice in this pearance w h ich bafties description in a oounty, between the three tuwus, in the will print to yr. order. brieffet like this. T h ere w ere 4P th resh future a« in the past. A t T h e O b s e r v e r O f f ic e . in g outfits em p loyed in this little cou n tv last harvest and the crop garnered, in I p lu m p n ess and qu ality, m akes bakers r e jo ice from O regon to E nglaad . It is the best w h eat in th e J . T h is is an attested fact. Statistics inform us that th e first carload o f w h eat was shipped out o f w bat Is now S h erm an countv, ju st on e carload, in i$7a. T h e 1897 outp ut sh o w s the d evelop m en t in that litre ol production in 25 years. A d vancem ent has been steady .and w hilst w h eat is our lead in g ind ustry, other pur su its prove profitable. W ith ’the Introduc tion o f beet sugar refineries and linen fac tories, on e o f each o f w hich w ill be estab lished in O regon in 1898, placin g the O re gon farmer uj<on th e H ireshhold o f an e x tre m ely prom ising ou tlook , w e find en c o u r a g em e n t; for sugar beets and flax m ay be profitably produced in Sherm an c o u n ty . Coal Is the o n ly m ineral found in Sher- Countv, and it is vet in an un develop ed co n d itio n . Moro, th e countv seat o f Sherm an countv is near th e cen ter o f th e c o u n ty . W asco, 10 m iles nortti,G rass V alley to m iles south, and M onkland 7 m iles east, are trade cen ter» in th e up lands Rutus, Grant and B iggs are trade cen ters ¿0 m iles north county prosperity from Moro on th e lin e o f th e O .R .N . Rv., in the follow ing summary of Noven l«er bus F a «». Em m a rm k ertoo. K.»y Crav( and bank ot the C olum bia river. W asco iness at the olerks < ffice in thr«e years, i Let us remember, with rever« nee to oar 1 Savior, the celebrating o f H is birth, nod is now con n ected by th e C .S R y,, from copied frtj*u ths JoWruAl: | make it a day of rejoicing and a bettering Non tti ' k - t . B iggs. o f oar lives. C o m x it b b E verything ofT for sale at anv our store«, T here are 14 post offices in the cou n tv Revripte, ail s« a:.¿ new , nnJ sold at the m as folloK «: B esides th e points above C h attlc -ti.x agi reaso ralle 2 It 25 M orU rnrt » r*leal enum erated w e h ave B igelow , C rov, G or Ik-ed « r j paten: d At * 4 M m an, D eM oss Springs, E rskin vilie, R u t AroorC the many really “ rte residences led ge and K en t. erected :n Moro w ithin the period of this W asco and Moro h ave b a n k s; th e lo n g brief r*wiew, tnav be m ention d those of Is caused by torpid liver, which prevent* diges. Don and peruit* food ho fennrnt and putrffy in distan ce telep h on e exten d s to Gras» V ail*7. K J t t ir n . W H Moore. H S M c l i r.el. D.J T hree stage lin es cen ter in M oro d a ily , Hayes. Sheriff Wm HMdt-r, Dr.I M Smirh. the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache. from K ent, R u tle d g e , G rass V alley and Cspt. Htaaley. A.E-‘ *>: *m*. Mrs McCallum E rsk in vilie on the so u th ; from Grant, J tones 1'omlm. Mrs. Sanguler, etc. l fca-e Rufus, W asco and I>eMos* on th e north, for business purposes int ’ude the Altamont S tiF le s. H 3 ( lin o 's n p.-sncrr, the Foundry, and D a lles City n e r th w e -t. M>«ro M ercantile Co. stores. E. P eop le's At each o f th e post* ffice points Jn the store and office building Moro Bank build c ou n tv there are ch u rch es and sch ools, ing. T b s O ieaixvsa »table«. H m rv P eter lnsotnlna. nervousness, and. besides n u m erous sim ilar organ ization s at son *a res: an rant, etc., etc. hnsu.es« b o n d If not relieved, bilious fever points not supplied w ith postoffices. in gs m prospect for 1-’.*' are the flouring or tlMod Hood's Moro and W asco have graded school*. m ill. v : o > n m il!, bow ling alley, e tc . Fills stun’.late the «tcmach. G rass V alley ha* a sp lend id academ y in I — dlrrtnes*. con. rem* the Ihrer. < un- addition to its public sc h o o l. stipatovi, etc »V cent - • ' ilruitjrista. *ue oul> Luis to taxe 1 th Hood s aazaaftanlhu T h e returns m ade by th e cou n ty board o f exam iner* tor iSgff a g g reg a te in valu a J,' >R 'ALE tions $144,496 m ore than the return* for 1S96. T h e return* for 1898 m ay safely be ( Ine span o f w>vrk hero»«: For Infan ts and Children. placed at double the figure«. In 11 m onth s 1 wo m ilch oowr: One heifer; o f the current year «So papers w ere record One sulky plow: ed in th e clerk* office again st 3 * in *96 O se ló-foot I arrow and S91 in *95, lor the sam e period o f lim e. And <»tb«-r tan n in g »noia H aving Pc V. ben Sectt A MeCov, oar stalw art and im further ose for them , will sell cheap for worthy E. O-, who still stick s to Fhe no iu cash. Addrt as or call on county the best in the world; erected th is building. now the H om e o f T hs ttasxavaa, pKKASVBEBfi CALL. G rass V a lU j. Oregon there was no Sherm an oounty, no Moro here, All outstanding Sherm an conuty Warrants r»:dl » only the rolling h ills cot red with nativ« d -wn to and including No C d . Series ( ’. ; fcramts, the world-beating bench g-a«» pre dated April 2Sth. JHMC, are now p sy a b h at i dom inatin g. upon which were fe td in g herd« th is ofi*ee. Tctereat w ill oer.»e from th is I o f cattle and bunches o f wild caywws- T he date. Dated at Moro. < bej;on. th is 2?d day j lose o u t th eir f u r ? -tue î b u s in g s virgin soil had only been broken in p a tc h e s of November, 1K#7. GEO. N BOLTON. I? you a-e in p-x>r h e a lth or en d therefor are offering bargain« in p arlor Bv W S txmlbv . Deputy. Co. Ireaaurer. 1 your bo.'MS n o t fed r ij b t . — fiuitfi, bc«l r tux fu its, l>ed lounge« . bureau«, V O U N E E D Hood’s Sarsaparilla ^OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF F IR M of thing» to be expected that ice can T h e people who are urging im publish a paper gratuitouely. Be S a y ; some of you who are “ O re gonian w orshiping” republicans, just file aw ay this dirty, contem ptible slur from the O regonian last w e ek : “ M r. D ingley asserts that by next M ay the treasury receipts will be fxceedirrg expenditures. O f course th at settles it. H ow ever, to make the proof yet more incontrovertible the republicans loadTy cheered. D e m onstration could certainly go no farther.” T his is a free trade O re gonian slam at Dingley. It will keep until next May. Save it for refer ence. T h e crif’cTs.hs c f the enemies •if the D ingley tariff law , in which they assert that it is not now produc ing sufficient revenue to meet run ning expenses o f the governm ent are fully met by the letter of Assist ant Secietary How ell of the treasury departm ent whose long experience in this branch of the governm ent cérvke entitles his opinion to special consideration. W h y don’t the O re gonian print that? S t t B aud we T h e cause o f M oro’* steady ad ■ if your blood is impure, your apjio vancem ent is to be found in the fact tite gone, your health impaired. Noth th at there are no dissentions and ing builds up health like H O O D ’S. bickerings to divide our people into w arring factions, crushing out the Spirit of progress and blocking every proposed enterprise. W e propose th at 1S9S shall be more memorable than rS97 in the history of the city R>r substantial achievem ents in a business w ay. T i e day of booms is past, but we do w ant «olid, perm a _ It j^n't in orlinUry w<s^f nent grow th. m ediate legislation for an increase of the régence are doing an injustice to fhe existing law and to the business interests of the country. T h e earn ings under the new law h a /e grow n w ith m arked rapidity, beginning with $19,000,000 in A ugust and running up to over $25,000,000 in Novem ber. T h e receipts now are within about rive million a month of the expendi tures and when it is rem em bered that th e receipts from sugar, wool and woolens will not begin io be felt until after the m onth o f Ja n u a ry , but will average six or seven million a m onth all told, it be seen that ffiere is good reason to believe that the law will m eet all requirem ents and that the dem and for additional legislation at the present tim e in un fair and unjust. . *A?» o a ■■»«•MVCWAX«' W=*»C1 i ni. V.(iy:ti i!'. ut M iix i; , o n r . v o a . THE A L T A M O N T JR , LIVERY FEED A.\D SALE STABLES L S a YES A ÏÎO L D E R , Ip R O P R IE T O R S . M o r o , M i c r n i a a C o u n t y , O reR w r.. rm: ■>■■.1.1:4, witcuu^. lt o n ’t D on ’ t D on 't A ll th e H old er For Filologi*:!pBis, <’oluitiE>i:a iS itc i* S c e n e s Mountain Views and Fruines» • pood Teams. y o u want y o u want you w ant s^ r.n be Attain a ng a »addle horse.' to put up your team procured at l& y e* <k barn. Moro, ted w ith the save iTKViey i this »ectk>c T h e se g en tlem en are surroun ding counti«?» and tim e for travelin Ccod Rigs. Plenty of Hay ani G nh M' ihxftWfbM?