Sherman County observer., March 17, 1899, Image 2

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O F F IC IA L
O b s e r v e r,
V A I ¡ E R OE S H E R M A N CO.
MOU i», O R E G O N .
1». C. IR E L A N D • SONS................ EDITORS
M abor IT ,
uw
Jo h n M . A llen of Gorm an, fur­
nishes the II. R . Co. a testimonial
hut they snubbed him by leaving his
picture out.
Senator Simon has returned to
Portland w here he will resume
practice of his profession till congress
convenes next December.
Ju d g e E . C. Bronaugh, one of the
shiest and best known attorneys in
O regon, died suddenly in Portland
last week, at the age of 68 years.
It is to be feared the courtesy of
the kaiser's act in sending his war
ships to the Philippines to C hina will
not impress the Russians w ith its
true graciousness.
Cecil Rhtxles’ comprehensive little
plan for the future is simply a pro­
position to have the United States
own South Am erica and let Great
Britian take charge o f Africa.
T h e Telegram is satisfied, of
course it is; w ith the Anson G. Me
Cook brand of authority respecting
the fictions of Dr. Daly, Miles, et. al.
M cCooks stam p wouldn't make even
a good democrat pass current in that
muss.
T here is now no doubt w hatever
but that halt the fall sown wheat in
this county was frozen out. O ur
farmers are nearly driven to death
w ith resowing. T h e extra expense
is very considerable, but the propor-
lionate per cent ot product will be
susta.ncJ
T h e m akers ot local campaign
platform s may urge the support of
their candidates on purelv partisan
grounds, but it will he noted that in
crafty axd thrifty .
A M ERH U.V .V I G AZIN ES.
A 1HH TIO XA L L0< ALS.
One o f the gentleman who is
anticipating office in the new city ot
M oro, has the tenutation of being
a very careful and thrifty fellow.
I f this story, which is told of
him, is true, the charge is not ill-
founded. T he narrative is to the
effect that a m onth ago this states
man mailed the following letter to
one of the patent-medicine houses
now advertising spring remedies.
“ Gentlem en: N oticing that you are
printing the pictures of men cured
by your medicine, I wish to make
this proposition to you: I will tic
nominated for councilman in my
ward, and I should like to get as
much advertising as I can. T hat is
what you want, too, for your medi­
cine. N ow , if you wish it I will
w rite you a testimonial telling how 1
was cured of w hatever disease you
choose and you print that w ith my
picture as big as ¡xjssible, and put
under it: 4Hia P a rty ’s Enthusiastic
Choice for Councilman.* In the
advertisement you m ight strengthen
the testimonial by referring to my
prominent position, my honorable
career, etc. Please write at once and
say w hat I am to be cured of. Yours
------------- .”
truly,
T h e war with Spain, not yet en d ­
ed, has been a war for hum anity,
a war of education. T he copper-
colored inhabitants of the earth aie
not alone recipients. T h e educated
tree born American lias learned
much. Even the triple foreigner,
good anti bad as they arc made,
angel, brute, devil, have been bene-
fitted by the expanded ideals of good
to be done. \ \ hen one reflects upon
the significant systems utilized for the
diffusion of this education, the
Am erican magazine* take precedence.
Am ong the sorriest distresses of these
literary adaptations ha* been the
superabundance and volubility of
vileness through yellow iournals.
W hat contrasts, when compared to
the magazine. T h e wonder is that
such journali-m flourishes. Hut that
it does “ more’s the pity.” It bodes
no good to the common interests of
mankind that such is the fact. But
lor this brute the devil in the triple
alliance m ight be unknown and the
A ngel shed its lustre mo*t becoming.
J. 0 . Elrod has pureh-tped nil the
lum ber interests of \\ A . lohnson in
Moro, and is now better th an ever
prepared to supply the trade. His
prices are alw ays right.
Devil’s island, w here C apt. D rey­
fus is confined by France, is a hot
and barren strip of sand and rocks on
the coast between the mouths ot the
Orinoco and the Am azon in a convict
colony, where nearly all the political
exiles of F rance and many criminal
offenders are sent and settle upon the
governm ent lands and live like
ordinary em igrants, w ith
their
| families, but they cannot leave with-
Out permission of the governor, and
are under nominal surveillance. !
Occasionally they escape in open
•
b>’ tollowing the coast into
! ^ raz*l or British or Dutch Guiana,
in d
they go overland, but
lhe country is so rough and the
M oro they recognize public sentiment
clearly enough to champion their
candidates entirely on the ground of
their business ability ar.d honestv.
sa' 35es 50 w iriik e that they take
desPer*te chances, and verv few ever
come out «live. T h e most desperate
convicts are confined to the islands
along the coast w hich a ir too small
M cM innville misses, of the M znila to appear upon the map, and Devil’s
G uards, will prepare a lunch for the I island was selected tor Dreyfus.
N ational editorial association next
T h e last arnay bill prohibited the
J u iv , if the editors will come to
M cM innville after it. D r.P a u lS e m - Mle of ‘" “ «¡eating drink» in any
ler of Portland has written a piece of ( encaraPm' n* or fort or on any
m arch music and dedicated it to the ? Prem,#c# “*«d tor military purposes
G uards. It is being well received in by the U nited States, and assistant
Secretary M eiklej^hn had an order
P ortland.
draw n last week to enforce this
H on. J. D. Lee, late state senator provision. It will apply to the army
from Polk county, has been appointed
C uba, P uerto
the Philip
superintendent of the penitentiary. pine islands, as well as in the United
M r. L. has been out o f politics for States. T h e canteens will be con­
several years and his appointm ent to tinued as places of resort for the
that im portant place is som ewhat of enlisted men and for the sale of “ »oft
■ su rp ri« . It is . new field for the drink»," tobwxo, kntcitknack» awl
anpenntendent and hi» qualification ; c th e r m erchandi« needed by the
X unswerving honestv.
soldier that is not furnished by the
Bessimer pig is held at $17 per commissary or quarterm aster. But
ton. L is t year it was $10 at this • all liquors, wines and beers will be
date. Some years ago it w a s sold for banished from camp*, garrisons and
m ilitary reservations.
*30. T h e wire combtr.e claims that
the price of r a w materials, and the
Shippers of wool begin to look
dem and for Jap sn and India, caused tow ards M oro to m ake this a starting
the recent advance. Yet, with the point with their fleeces tor A tlantic
proposed increase in wages the markets. T here is now but a trifling
finished product sustains four or five difference between M oro and the
profits.
Dal.es. T h e rate )>etwcen Moro and
Discussing yallar journalism v. Boston is only 10 cents above the
reputable literature in this w ar it isn’t rate between the Dalles and Boston.
expected that any comments would See T h e U nion \ \ arvhouve Co about
this before you ship.
appear in any y. j. com plimentary to
r.l. A slur c f the magazines appeared
in T h e O regonian a lew days »ince
w herein it predicts that if Aguinaldo
persists “ he may yet get into a
magazine article.” T h e O .M an pre­
dicts that if A guinaldo persists a
magazine article will be verv likelv
“ get into” him —w ith possible seriefcf
results.
Help...
Nature
R eferring to the V anderbilt partys
visit to California this m onth, and
the possible terininii of the newly
proposed trans-continental railway,
the Bulletin says: “ A story was
published that in order to gain a
term inus on the Pacific coast a br; nch
would lie built from O gden south­
w ard through Frisco, U tah, to San
Francisco. N o credence is placed in
the report by persons well informed
in railicad circles. T h e inoat logical
conclusion is that Portland will in
time become the W estern terminal of
a new
trans-continental railway
system. F o r this reason there is
much significance in the visit of
young V andcrbnt.”
S ta te of Ohio, City of Toledo,/
Lucas County
M
F ra n k J .Cheney m akes oath th a t
he is the »eni r p a rtn e r of the firm
of F . J. Cheney »V Co., doing husi-
nesH in the city of Toledo, county
and state aforsaid, and th a t said
firm will pav the Him» of ONE
H U N D R E D DOLLARS for each
and every caeo of C atarrh th a t can ­
not be cun d by tb e uae of H alls
C atarrh C ure.
F uamc J . C henxy .
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of
Deceml-er, A .D . 1886.
^EAL-
A. W . Gl.EABO.-V,
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Notury P ublic.
M all’s C atarrh Cure is taken in ter­
nally and acta directly on the blood
anil rnucoua surfaces of the s^Btem.
N--nd for t-atiinonials, free.
F J .C iibxky a C o ,Toledo, 0 .
»XArrar. l . • - mwwubi .
I
Babies and children need
j proper food, rarely ever medi­
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wror.g. They need a little
j help to get their digestive
COD L IV E R O IL
WTMHYPOPHOSPHITES "L IM E * SODA
will generally correct this
difficulty.
|
If you wifi put from one-
I fourth to half a teaspoonful
5 in baby's bottle three or four
I times a day you will soon see
i at once both upon mother
} an^ c^ .
H o ld b v <: :'U 2 g io t-. 7 5 c .
iU B ’s F am ily P ills are the best. 1 f „
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Sruggai».
YOUR
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: JA CO BSEN’S : M U S IC
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M ail order« promptly
R.M. BRASH
The day has passed forever when
you can do better than you can by-
giving your orders to Jos. T. P rters
A’ Co. in T he Dalles, for every kind
of building m aterials, paints, oils,
etc. Rem em ber this.
M o ro , O reg o n .
A ddress
HOUSE PAINTER.
PAPER HANGER.
NATURAL WOOD FINISHER-
GRA1SER.
I , th» rr, •»’ hnmelikt hotel ta P irtla n ^; h u
» e9i< «nt corp» oí u tik U B ’a a id everythin«
Jru-ciaa*.
RATES—E crcjea n pan r «.
Ame.-icaa pian. f . UU. t A», (3AJU
o u t
In
In k ..
M u ll
d ir e c t
to T h e
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F rrL r’a»« la every respect.
and
NAME
DOST OFFICE
Commercial Job Frioticg !
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baa
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trtt »*• b no . f.-r r-.« .re
c*a »'.and.
If JT'a bava a
Ceyjrfc, we earneáily a«k yon
to try it Ir. V a ted
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Canada Se .M e ard « l / ” . ar.d
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Sur-rxr U Sham.
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O P T IC IA N
A
“Anchor5’
W rite your owe name and a d d re u below
Pitewer Brick Block. Mua
JEW ELER
3
Sh oe.
Farmers’
Meat Market
nta,
»alte Cared
aad V V f e egetable«.
Frwwb asd
•R o ro , O reg o n
Dried and Canned Frail*
A lw a y t o n H a n d
Mitchell & Fass
for tnforinatioo that w ill lend to tb« oc«>v-
, or» of * stray bay to r w . brandrU utt tbe
Moro.
B lac
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Ores«»,»
Ir o n
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in zJi styles oi Toes: K id and
V esting Tops; T a n an d Black.
W o r d in g
w o rk
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r e p a ir e d
FAJKXJS S T . LOLTS SHOES,
llo r » »
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a
i GRESSiVE SHOE BUILDERS.
RED- -BARN,
D. M . RADL
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cay»' y
Wh»l«»»Ie and Retail Dealar
for ¿»hernia* count* Oregon in
I ¡ML R r IGK. (¡ÉicÑL
ST.Mi
FEE;
URIS i .IM.
B ressler
eveiv
barrel
Goods sold at both W a tro and M oro
aJdie»« i, Moro O-e^on
Capacity from 400 to So<i p.tutuk o f feed
per hour.
Price 1 40.00 com plete, w ith
one extra set o f burs.
r . 11. Wlradrr A <**».. «loro.
£ McßÄ®
S ole A g e n ts . M o ro .
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C c lM m c ia .
S o u th e rn
TM Z RESULT O f TZARS OF FAIR. MOMCST OCAUNO MAR FtACCD
REINACH, ULLMAN C CO.
C H IC A G O
AT VMC FtNACLC OF TMZ PROFESSION.
TH E M YSTERIOUS S E C A O a - V M E If SVCCESS
H igh Q uality —Low P rice
G uaranteed S atisfaction
TO TEST T H E IR A Bl LITT TO GIVE VOW ALA T H IS . CALL OR
F. H. M eader &. Co.
South Bound
L v E4S pm
7 10 pm
7 25 pa
7 45 pm
7 53 pm
H 06 pm
S 12 pm
S S3 pm
Arv 0 90 pm
North Hound So. Î
. . . . Arv - 3D pm
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1 10 pm
Wasco
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12 50 pm
Kloudvk»
12 3° pm
Sum m it
12 20 pm
H «v Cation Jua
11 5 * am
M cD o n ald ,
11 55 am
Deraom
1 1 4 » a iu
M oro ................. L v 11 90 an.
So I .
Higgs
Giltaonc
T U rw ncti T ir k e t * to Pwiut» E ast
Union L um ber Com pany
W A SCO
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OREGON
L . C lark , M anager
B> c h I ci * m in B u ild e r s S u p p lie s .
L im e , L a llt a n d C e m e n t.
B -iiiuiber, W o o d a n d C o a l.
t o r K iis lit'o r d W a g o n s .
SEE
M li.lS
GRINDS CORN, WHEAT OR BARLEY
> Jt
d* _
Is a small sum for
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• O O
a really stylish» e k -
— —— ■' — -- g-antiy made and
serviceable shoe. T h a t’s what the
“Anchor" Laches’ Dress Shoe u - »
G IV E ME A ( V I . .
F F A I t r M L N r O F I H E IN T E K IO K .
Office of t J» 8 u r* -»<»r G enera1. H art­
land , Oregon, February X«tb. ItflR*
be.-tkd
propoaala ail.* be reoeiVed at tbih effi-r <mi I
12 o’clock n«»n <«n March Z7 h. 1HBU, f..r
M O K O . O R K U tn ,
rnnnina. roe»«iinntr and m arking, in ac-
oordance w ith officiai e ,i lin a re g n a ti n*.
w
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Z O l I N N T t t N A C O ., P r e p r l e i e r e .
and such special instructioiia as tua* la> la
sued by tbe surveyor panerai, the following
dneeribad surveys, via: T- 6 S. It. 17 E..
13 miles of solaiivaion«.
L e j * l rales of
I«« ««
Any sort o f first class
nnlesge are $:». $7, f >: $1H. f i l l , ^13. MOd :
$„'.». J 'll, i'J’i. for standard and uie<ud<r, i rig to let. Saddle borncs, llu g g * team or
township Hud section and ooiii.ectitig line»
H ack, S u rry , team and wagon
reapeetivelv. the latter rates < flS . f i . i , Jp» f — an» thing to o rd e r—at the most reaton-
aud
| - 3 , f .*0). to I * 1 allowed <»nlv *h lc rale«. G iv e u* a call.
where th * lauds are mountainous, h nvilv j
tira l*re d , or covered with dense under
F e e d . M a le o r « : * e ls n n r e — W ill
K OWrth . J !
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«pproved seenrit.e« for ket p , our hori,r< on thc h<,sl F * j ,
,
tbe fm '.bful performauce of tbe c o ttra c i . i„ „.i
,i„
,
,
r ,c u
w ill he required of tbe » n r e s d u l bidders
,
.’ ffra,n’ c' c • and
good carp
The right is reserved to rejeot anv and nil ° * then*. It you want to b uy ,« e lI or trade
bids, to waive technical defects, ano to ac- i
act'o m niodate you. Large corral and
ot l>t any part of an* bid or reject the other feed shed» in connection v»iti* Ihe barn.
l>art. if the inteream of ihs government re-
')nire it. Props*»!« rannt ta» an b m ife d n
duplicate to tl.e ntidersigiied and endorsed
on tbe envelope ‘ P1U>P i «SAI j S FO B EXc.-
CL’ I I N G P l K L l f S I K V E Y S .”
The pro­
posals rwoeived w ill i»e opened at the time
and place stated and bidoera a-e tfiVited t>.
be present at »urh opening. F urther infor­
mation io regard to the work w ill he turn-
isbed up»u i«pi»licatn»ii to the undersigned
H
O B E K l A. H A B E liS H A
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I ■ S Surveyor
GeAeral for Oregon.
YAPP
CY T H E BPCTFN SHOE OCX. PRO-
f* p e » -la lly .
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We’ve Get ’Em
th in g
W ood
D a in ty
Snaes 'h a t please th e ry e an d
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¿*c w hsd y o u w a a t.
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•*»»• H* »• ▼tarn u ,. noraiy. »nd d >»• eon- ;
aiderable dfciu*<«-«. Ib v u « n -r roo«-. call '
and prove propvrtv. pav dsn.*,;*-«, a u j t«k<-
b*“
S l f |
Ort«e,.n
M
Post office
Livery team, can be procured at *cy t!a e
eiLLar day er nigbL
Practica: ro.Lw .-.jhi. M;‘.cr f : K) «rar
a n i H c n . . t a. vrtn.e it* vron-
C erfu l attera** in t' e cere of
t
.
Can save you 50 et» on
A a lrh t waThraaa w:'.. be acra-ant'.y »w
p’. orefltn swahea guer'a: ta meet all trams
and receive gbesi, er.-.-. .ng dnrlag th« night.
MT Remittance mn«t accompany each order.
Send mocey bv poet office
money orcer or registered letter at our expense.
Two oent poaUg- a i s i p * t.k e n .
<f
Ö
T h e toilsome, tedious gratuitous
labor of re*ecding acres mid acres of
w heat destroyed by frost, ha* begun
in Sherm an county.
Cle»a room,.
For the b ere ft ef haulers aad «’ her, vtatung
Ruiu, sod wish.ng early raea^, the laanager
Laa arranged boon *a InHowa
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P O U TE K
Proprietor
HOTEL
f o d b»<i» sad a tabie a» wed «et sa cuy .a t u
O b n i-r v e r M o r o O ro g o n
Inclosed fin d $
fo r which please send to the nanus)
belou The Observer every ueek fo r one year, and extend my subscription
accordingly.
S o licit your custom work
S sn .isctio n guaranteed
T h :.s :s bevond q-se»::
rx w l successiu! i oegh xees-
cine e* cr » n o*n tv l c r - . e a
♦rw dtwev snrariably cure thè
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RUFUS, SHERMRH CO., OR.
C ity Foundry Co.
D'* t ( ti.k er’s expansion banquet
will be the biggest table talk ever
witnessed. It is ¡ocularly suggested
that he is preparing to take T am .
many Hall into the republican party
and k t M r. 11 < ar go with the dem o­
crats.
RUFUS
T H E O B SE R V E R MORO O R EO O S
IRELAND BRO S, Moro
W u
l “ur«o*nt u> »a et»-cnti >o i*«ae<l oat • f
J X
! the C ircu it f o c u ».I th *« i» t« *.f t»r» ».•<•: f r I
H as John J . V alentine got anv Sherro a euontv. <-a tbe 21at d a , »•< J .. •»- '
I arv. I - ".*.’, in . »tin lb«*rr«n p».Hltn^ wt.-
1
sense at alii Does he rem em ber what 1 GeoTL’« A. Liebe. » ic -n to r of tft» a tll of I,
G . d e a le r. <ie<*en,ed. vrera p ttib t $. nd '
it cost to be a rebel in 1860-65! Does I C b arlta W Battm an and Chariea A Schutz j
• ft o r o , O r r g u *
vere d efe n d in '«, eoram»naintf me i h . t <>ui :
he think people of the Pacific coast J of
th * personal propertv
the at.uv<* de­
have forgotten the C hapm an affair? fendant. or if «ttficteut coa'd not tw> foa d 1
H ave the be*t tric h in e -hop a rd
then out of ihe real property twloncn»- t«» I
tout d r* in Eastern Oregon and
But for lack of space to do the sub­ •aid defendant in rov count* on and after ,
arc read* to do a.I kind» of
aaid SVth d a \ of ( lct>4ier. MR«, to aatwfv
ject justice T h e Observer would Ihe
the n .n i of
m i . |
u , c
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literally burn him up for his gall in doe <»«, *a»d jn d a tu m t, » i n intereai uwre. n H I e L a r a i i t a i r t g , I t - p o t r i M g . ,
v
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.. j at the rale of ten per o u t per annum fr»ra i
pushing his “ imperial democracy j the *7th day of ivptem ber, I«*»». n »e!h»r
M ood
k * « r k in <
< ’« a | l a g
j v itb c >*ta and accni nv ©•»* *. and f-»r w m t
upon the public at this time.
m >pe« ln l|y .
t of »i.tfinent per^»jia| p»o,*ertv loanttafv the * ’ « r » e M l < » r i a R
i an ma of moue* af.»r**aid I did levy np^»n :
the
folio»
lag
deacriN-d
real
property
of
'
The iiiustratioiiB alone, in Th«- I M id defendant Cb .rb , W. H a ttm -n . to -« it i
J «TÍ.
O verland for M arch, are well worth Ih e we»t h alf of «outbweai qu-,r er and iLe
aouth h alf ».f noithveat qu-.rt.-r ot arct -n i h m a lia n
a y e a r's euhacription. Lake C helan 35 toouahip 3 south runt.- 15 .-.«t of be J
W illam ette m eridian. Sherman r>»umy.
by W .D .L ym an, i» handenruely il­ Oregon.
R u n * a general d e liv e r* wag- 1
Now therefore in puratsuc* of
to all part« o f Moro and «tcinit*
•aid
ex-<utton 1 w ill on
lu strated ASto.all about tbe Pacific
Càood» o f all »ie-tcrip’ ion m ot cd
Monday, March 27th, 189$
coaat L ight House Service, by J M
and c a rrio l bundling guarxn’ c.
At 1 o’clock p.m .. at th. Co r lit - .t.«.r.
B altim ore, our old-tim e office m at- in M om , Orairnn, a II to *l:e high' «1 i»» • . r team hit « hed I P ready e »R RV
-sil h ‘U“*» ••< tnc <• v
tor ca»h in hand, a ll tne altove a d fo n v o n<
on The Oregonian, gives beautilul d.
acni>ed real pr<*pt rtw to»-» liter with m l .,.J
rate - kek - oxable
views »t the work {performed by the aicvular the teneuatita, bereditau.au - as i
A N» B( SIN |>s
appurtenance» ih^r<nnn> baio|.«rin, » r ai
general government..
anywise appertaining 1» Hen >u M*»ro. Ore- FROMI’ IL Y ATTENDED TO.
pvti. this, Z3d dnv of February. 1^09.
D E K . Sh> riff
Eleven car loads of homcaeckers 5tf?«m?4 W w. liO L Shertunti
cout ty. Ore on
“ Th« Uliklndes* cu t of • !)” Was
given to J. J V alentine by th» O re­
gonian W ednesday,—om itting th a t
m odern L illiput from the roll of the
anti-expanBinoiet auinta.
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Oscar L und, ot Cove, w ill plant
» ’•!» •*» Qaorv *?: w^uba »boat
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*1**’ P” t‘ O<ia; v u iaat «r*n aboot a year «go
this spring a new kind of potato,
M<‘uk;«».<i
A-idr-*«
tir»
which he brought from E urope, and 1 --------FRA8EK. Lni.
a L arge r ». ack boar
which is considered a j 1 ze variety b
there. H e also b ro u jl t a new kind
pea, called W eker in Sw eden
1 of black
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and SOWn With oats. it grow» on a
vine similar to other peas, and »
highly esteemed in Sweden as an
article of horse feed. It is very
prolific.
THOS. GUlflEflfl, Proprietor
Use this Order Blank.
.T l i d d l e o f
t h e l l ' h c a f f ie l d .TffW
on th e J a h n D a y
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work
Best Wheat Oil Retiia-
iog Precess Known
Corn ¿Ed Chop Mill io Conrecuon
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b«v»Btb and W ashin gton « t.,
r o r tlu d . O r ,(M .
Satisfactory work guaranteed s’, all tim e ,
A li I ask Is a tria l order from vou. j
Dr. S h ilo h s ^
Cough and i
S tee «».» ftist
Im perial Hotel 5
R. C. W A L L IS . P ro p .
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Estimates given on all classes wf
Bor,««
bar bed fra a.
i Over night S-a. c ía .»«4
F or further explanations. T ak e hold of the m atter to - d a v .
Get up a club, w hether of two, five or a dozen. Send us
tiie names and money* and we will give you proper credits.
You can certainly get TWO names by simply speaking to tw o of
vour acquaintances.
N early every person you solicit will join
your club on these verv exceptional terms. U se th is p a p e r as
a sa m pl e and write for additional copies if you need them.
174 Second Street
Page A Parry will keep con stan t­ T H E D A LLES,
ly on hand, at the Moro M arket,
AU work warranted
the best of fresh beef, pork, m utton
attended to
bacon and lard. Also apples and
vegetables. Cash paid for fat cattle.
NOT
Q r u i Valley O r
Hai the h »r to be tftd; Beet« evrvej 1” a
irjapfisg mai.net suda lewd «tabic ru«
In cobitcci.ua with tue belai.
1 his splendid offer is made because we wish to encourage vou
our old friends, to get out among your neighbors and see that
everv possible new reader is secured for T he O b s e r v e r .
It will be in force up to M ay 15th, the very best time m
the entire year for the work
W atc B makbr
J
H ouse.
Three Yearly Subscriptions $2.00
her dress m aking parlors over
the M. M. Company store
P ractical
Grass Valley
days send us the names of
m aking, while this offer lasts,
U 1 IÏ y
quailed m medical history, proves
Hood* Sarsaparilla p<»**e**e* merit un­
know u to any other M E D I C I N E .
heet
the next sixty
FAULT
If you »re iu poor health or
your borse« not fed right.
t w o new subscribers, n o t e o n l y t w o , with t w o d o l l a r *
and we will extend your own time otic y e a r
M a g g ie
£ C F iE A T record of cur,'*, une-
alleitn tÉ eh
Subscriptions
•£1
Ó.
R em arkable as are the stories of
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the wealth of Buffalo H um p T h e
DEALER ’ S WAT» UES. SPE' TAC L M
J E W S LR ï aaj »ILVXBW jsEK
Observer insists that mines within
100 miles o f M oro, just now being
! AH w ork warranted f.r<t class
F actor*
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SOLE PR0PRIET0ÍM
M
developed, will rival the nci.nce« o f
, k<cni t<< bicycle*, piano», orgbn*. ^raph-
E R O Y . N Y.
; Buffalo H um p in a few years, R e-
S X . L W
e l l s & C o l ' , » ophot.ra and kodack* for M.-ro, O reg on ,
H A M IL T O N .C A N .
' ports that “ B uffj’o H um p has mote p
M a!’ o rder* prom pt!« attended to.
gold in t ’ght than all K londike” are V.»
not forgotten while we assert what
M.lckei
J A b Fr
l^kWARD FOR FTP.AT liO&SES.
we say respecting the j «• *pt«t« of
W a lter F r*« *r at Kat edc* w ill nay f z SO
this vicinity.
President M cKinley will intrust
the management of the interests of
the N icaragua canal to Adm iial
W alker of the n a w . Col. Haines o!
the army and Prof. H aupt of Penn
•ylvania.
a teaspoonful, according to
age. dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish­
ing power. If the mother's
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul-
| sion. It will show an effect
M is s
J J Wiley has tna< l e T he City Ho­
tel, M oro, one of the m ost com fort­
able hotels in E astern Oregon. The
warm rooms ami ap|ietiziug meals
attra ct th e traveling com iuunitv.
Last week at one ot the big ban­
quets o f b u 'itn ss men it. New York
C arnegie made a speech against ex
j P“ *’0® wh.ch was received with
PJ nfu‘ • ence. lie was followed by |
M . T , r.ny, exdistrict attorney ot I
Brooklyn, who advocated the reten­
tion of the Philippines and every­
thing else we could lay our hands on.
T he first utterance of this sentiment
was followed bv the wildest kind of
cheering and the waving ot napkins.
One of the cauaea for R eady A
Gates being ao successful on their
late trip to Crook county was their
• ppearunce. They had one of N W
Ihoinpeon’a heat livery rigs and
.»asstd for m utt m illionaires.
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
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Ladies needing the assist­
ance of a first class dress
m aker are invited to call on
Anv kind of repairing to tin ware,
granite ware, iron ware, bras*, etc.,
done quick and cheap by J. V’. Web­
ber, Moro Shop n ex t door to Mrs.
E. M. W est’s restau ran t.
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If vou fail to pee what you want
in E Peoples’ Moro F u rn itu re store
ju st ask for it. He has such a large
stock th a t it is im possible to keep
everything in sight all the time.
Hon. W . P. R eady and lio n . H. V .
Gates returned from Ochoco last
week. W e regret that our indisposi­
tion on the day they were here pre­
vented an interview. T h e P rine­
C lem ents’ New Drue Store, in the
ville Jo u rn al, in an article which we Pioneer Brick Bui’dine, keeps on
reproduce in another column, says hand constantly Buckling* Arnica
Salve, for bruises, sores, ulsers». ch il­
encouraging things for the mines, in
blain«. etc.. Dr. Kings’ Remedies,
which M r. K. is interested — M r. G. for bronchitis, lung troubles, e t c ,
made a contract while there to fur­ Dr Pierces' Medical Discovery and
nish gas and w ater for Prineville. remedies, C h am berlains’ Pain Balm
T he pressure and supply of water to and Cough Remedies. P tin Balm
he sufficient to throw four streams o f ! is a sovereign remedy for rheum a-
| tism .
zoo gallons each pet minute, }o feet
high for a period of 4 hours. E v ery ­
thing to be constructed of the best
material,
from lllir.oi», W isconsin and Iowa
arrived in Portland Sundav night
and M onday. T hey brought their
blarsted blizzards with them , then
have the audacity to say that some
body ha* lied al>out tbe semi-tropical
winters of this gram! old state.
| machinery working properly.
.llakiii
... Far
Dress
B’o r
»nd in Furope eau now be pureba«e,i at th«*
Moro ofSce of the Columbia ho«them Ky
and at the loweai prevailing rate*.
E X P R E S S . ConsicF rr»t:r expre«« mat •’
ter to M<*ro **oarw o f to tu u -b ia Southern
Expre«« Company.
E. E L ttvb .
D . C <V R n t i. iT .
,
President.
G eneral Manager
"The Regulator Line"
F re a S«<trw*w at T h a Dwllea.
Tbs Dalles, Portland tod isto ria la H -
¿atieu Companys Steamers
REGULATOR and DALLES CITT
T p H lis F. P , AU.KM, ÜRLÜOX.
4’oluui8»iu IC iv e r Scenes
J llo u n ln in V ie w s a n d F r a m e s .;
-me 9tea.ir.ar,
9teaia.«ra wlB lawn aa J f
Tfc, Bagu .atoe Lme
fol.owa la a ve Tbe
_ I V , a. m.j
be Dali
Dallas.
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nalied or adviaed) at th« folio win
ma lauAinaR
only, betw,, b 1 ««r».l-s and Portla&A:
¡»A: Ml__.
MtAdW
Landinx. Boanavtlla, * arrenda e and MeUow*
* n \ * ap« Horn. Van', or Tavlor'», w aahougnl.
K e»iu g t*n ',. Yawovtirer nnd l'u(v«m»v Fact.
Steamer, w ill meat a* Cascade Lack,. N» way*
k u ilir u will be .lone en the lower r t w
The,
c*’wr-*ny reeerve» me right m oaaaM few
pkovB Ma­ lvla_witkeut nette*.
W. C. u e a w LL«W
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