Sherman County observer., May 05, 1899, Image 2

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|* V ff* 1* J to ine orde»* a n d te q u i le n v tita ot the
public wmk , v li'.v priMMim» in the
wub the number
ot tue houis each prisoner worked.
4. The amount ol taxes collected
during the month.
5. The exact and specific amount
of fees, costs and disbursements paid
to him, w hile acting as city marshal,
and the date of payments or collec­
tions.
6. Sjwcific reference to the recor
d e.’s and treasurer’s receipts given
S ec . 6. Whenever the marshal him during the month.
7. Amount of taxes collected lor
shall arrest a pet son, either with or
without a warrant f)i violating any street work and the amount of work
city ordinance or criminal statute of dane thereon for street improvement.
this state, he shall forthwith take such
S s c . 12. T he marshal shall be ex.
person before the recorder for exam­ officio superintendent of streets and
ination or trial, and he shall, if such pound master, and shall keep himself
arrest be made in the night time, or informed of all public streets, alleys,
when the recorder’s court is not in public squares, highways, bridges,
session, confine the prisoner so arrest­ culverts, sewers, drains, street lamps
ed in the city jail until he can have a parks and pounds, and shall have the
hearing. Provided, that no person supervision of all work done for the
shall be so confined more than one construction, improvement and repair
day before his examination or trial thereof, whether such work is done
shall begin.
by contract or by, or at the expense
S ec . 7. When any person, for the of the owners of adjacent property.
non payment of any fine, costs or
S sc. 13. Whereas, there is great
disbursements, shall be adjunged to and urgent need of this ordinance, it
labor upon the streets or other public shall take effect and be in force from
woiks of the city, it shall be the duty and after its approval by the mayor.
of the marshal to cause such person
Approved April 17, 1899.
faithfully to labor upon the streets,
W . H. M oors , Mayor.
or such other public works as may Attest, J ohn M . P arry , Recorder.
at the time be in progress under the
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direction of the council, not less than
seven, 7, nor more than ten, 10, A N O R D IN A N C E rc U tln , Io and dmcrlb-
Ing the Seal of die City of Moro.
hours per day on every day, Sunday
The
City
of Moro does Ordain at follows.
excepted, for the full term for which
S
ection
1. The seal of the city ot
said person was committed.
Moro
shall
be circular in form, one
S ec . 8. When any person required
and
three
quarter
inches in diameter,
to perform labor as aforesaid shall re­
fuse to labor as required by the mar­ and shall have engraved, in Italian
shal, or shall attempt to escape from letters around the outside circle the
the custody of the officer having follow ing words, towit: “Seal of the
him in charge, it shall be the duty of City of Moro, Sherman county, Or­
said officer there to restrain such per­ egon.’’ Also an emblem on the face
of said Seal, described as follows: A
son by ball and chain.
S ec . 9. If any person, while re­ sheaf of W heat
quired to labor under the provisions
S ec . 2. Whereas, there is urgent
of this or any other ordinance, or by need of this ordinance it shall take
virtue of any judgment or order of effect and be in force from and after
commitment made and entered by the it* approval by the mayor.
recorder, shall make his escape from
Approved April 17th, 1891k
the officer having him in chaige, he
W . H. M oore , Mayor.
may be retaken wherever found Attest, J ohn M. P arry , Recorder.
within the city limits and confined
[N o .ft.]
and secured by manacles until he
serve and perform the full terras and AN O R D IN A N C E relating to the appoint-
ment, duties and compensation of
conditions of sentence.
City Attorney.
S ec . 10. The marshal shall keep a
The city ot Moro doe* ordain as follows—
record, in which he shall enter the
S ection 1. The city attorney shall
name, age, sex and color of every
be
of the degree of attorney and
person confined in the dty jail,wheth­
counselor
o f the supreme court of
er upon commitment or not, togeth­
this
state.
He shall be elected by the
er with the date and duration of the
city
counal
to serve for one year
imprisonment, together with a list of
from
the
date
of his election.
articles o f value found upon each
S
ec
.
2.
Before
entering upon his
prisoner. He shall also keep a regis­
duties
the
city
attorney
shall file with
ter in which he shall enter the title
of every state case in which he is the recorder a certificate of his elec­
called upon to act. together with a tion, with an official oath endorsed
brief statement of his official acts, and thereon to the effect that he will
also a specific statement ot his lees faithfully demean himself in office.
S ec . 3. It shall be the duty of the
and compensation.
city
attorney to attend to all actions
S s c . II. The marshal shall make
in
which
the city is interested, and
a report to the council at their first
he
shall
advise
the city council when
regular meeting in July, October,
requested
to
do
so, cn any legal ques­
January and April of each year,
tion
that
may
arise,
involving the in­
which shall contain:
terest
of
the
city.
1. The number of arrests made
S rc . 4. The a ty attorney shall re­
during the quarter with the names ot
ceive
as his compensation for services
the persons.
2. The number of persons confined as d ty attorney such sum as the city
in the dty jail during the quarter, to­ counal may deem just and reasonable
gether with their names and duration for his legal advice as counsel. When
excessive service is demanded of him
o f confinement
3. The amount and character of when prosecuting any case in behalf
work done on the streets, or on the of the d ty before the recorders court,
he shall receive the foes set forth in
ordinance No. 6, relating to fees of
city officers.
_i city marshal, in accordant c w ith and
subject to the provisions of city oi-
M n r« C ity « » III. iu l P a y e r .
O F F IC IA L 1 'A IE K OF M IK K M A N GO. dinances in force, and such deputy
MORO, O R E G O N .
shall take an oath to faithfully de­
» . C. IREI AND A 8ON8 . .
EDITORS mean himself in olK e, and mi « h o a th
shall be immediately ti ed with the
F R ID A Y
.............
M at 5, IS»»
recorder.
S ec . 5. The city niar>hal shall at­
Official dispatches from Manila
tend regularly the meetings ot the
ray that Aguinaldo requested a ces­
council and act as sargeant-at-arms
sation of hostilities last week.
of said council.
Anti-expansionists talk about Me
Kinley “luck.’’ Special providences
are often called luck by people who
»«▼er study th e mysteries of P ro v i­
dence.
Landing the boys in Portland di­
rect from Manila, would deprive
them of quite a snug sum which
they would receive as perquisites,
if landed in San Francisco.
“The latest railroad rumor,** says
the Dalles Chronicle, “ is to the ef­
fect that the ORNCo bas absorbed
the CSRyCo. N ext.” We called
upon President Lytle to substantiate
•r deny the rumor, and was inform­
ed that there was no troth whatever
in the report. The only explanation
was that the CSRyCo had absorbed
the Dalles and the compositor m ix­
ed the item.
MORO CITY COUNCIL.
ORDINANCES s o w IN FORCE.
Published by Authority. 1
[So. 3 .]
AN O R D IN A N C E defining and prescrib­
ing the Qualifications, and Duties
of the City Marshal.
The City of Moro does Ordain as follows.
S ection 1. Before entering upon
the discharge of the duties of his of-
ic e , the city marshal shill file with
the city recorder a certificate with
his oath of office, as prescribed bv
the city charter endorsed thereon,
and also a bond payable to the city
of Moro in the sum of five hundred
dollars, Vnited States gold coin, with
two or more sureties, wno justify in
like manner on bail upon arrest under
the laws o f the state of Oregon, and
to be approved by the mayor, condi­
tioned that he will honestly and faith­
fully discharge his duties of city mar­
shal, account for and pay over to the
city treasurer all money that comes
mto his hands by virtue of his office,
and turn over to his successor in
office all books, papers and property
belonging to the city o f Moro that
may come into his hands by virtue
of his office as a ty marshal, and
that he will faithfully and impartially
perform all duties that may be requir­
ed of him by the a ty council.
S ec . 2. T he marshal shall be a
aonservator o f the peace, and shall
execute all processes directed to him
by the recorder of said city, or by
any magistrate of the state of Ore­
gon. He shall attend regularly upon
the Sitting o f the recorder** court.
H e may make arrest for a breach of
the peace, for a violation of any city
ordinance, or for the commission of
erime within the city limits, the same
as a peace officer under the laws o f
«his state. H e shall collect all fines
and taxes, and shall pay all money
so collected by him to the city treas­
urer, taking therefor duplicate re­
ceipts, one of which shall be filed in
the recorder*» office and placed to
his credit. W hen any person doing
business within the city, or engaging
m an y occupation for which a city
license is required, shall neglect or
refuse to take out a license as requir­
ed by the city ordinance, it shall be
the doty o f the d ty marshal to in­
form against and prosecute such per­
sons before the d ty recorder, and en­
force the payment o f such license
foe from such delinquent, and in the
discharge of his duties he shall exer­
cise a vigilant control over the peace
and best interests of the city. He
shall perform all such other duties as
may be required of him by the dty
oouncil, and shall serve all notices
within the city limits which the
council may direct him to serve.
S ec . 3» A ll suras du^ the city mar­
shal for the collection of d ty taxes
and for any and all services rendered
the city, shall he audited and paid in
the same manner as other claims
against the city, except the fees in
civil and criminal cases, when collec­
ted may be retained by him.
S ec . 4. The city marshal shall
have power to appoint, by written
appointment filed with the recorder, J
and employ a deputy, who shall hold I
his office as deputy marshal subject
How ’» Thia T
We offer One Hundred Dollars
»w ard for any case of Catarrah
shat cannot be cured by H all’s
Catarrah Cure. F.J .C heney à Co.
Props.. Toledo, Ohio.
We the undeisigued have known
F. J. Cheney for the la»« 15 years
and believe hi hi perfectly honorable
in all business transaction« and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West A Truax, wholesale druggist«
Toledo,O. W alding.Kinnaa A Mar­
vin, wholesale druggist«, Toledo, O.
H all’s Catarrah Cure is taken in­
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucuous surface« of the
system . Price 75 cents per bottle.
»Sold by all druggists. Testimon­
ials free.
H all’s Fam ily Pills are the best.
ISN YOUR
DOCTOR!
quo-
Ask your physician this
tion, “ What b the one great
remedy for consumption?*'
He win answer, “ ¿od-ltver
oil." Nine out of ten wiO
answer the same way.
Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods, yet rat b neces­
sary for their recovery end
they cannot take plain cod-
liver o<L The plain oil dis­
turbs the stomach and takes
away the appetite. The dis­
agreeable fishy odor and
taste make it almost unen­
durable. What is to be done?
This question was ans­
wered when we first made
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo­
phosphites. Although that
was nearly twenty-five years
ago, yet it stands alone to­
day the one great remedy
for all affections of the throat
and lungs.
The bad UsU and odor have been
taken away, the oil Itself has been
partly digested, and the most sen­
sitive stomach objects to it rarefy.
Not one in ten can take and digest
the plain oiL Nine out of ten can
take S C O TTS EMULSION and di­
gest i t That's why it cures so
many cases of early consumption.
Even in advanced cases it brings
comfort and greatly prolongs life.
y*. and Si a*, all dnigriats.
SCOTT a SOWN t , CEamlate. Naw York.
c ity j ni, togeiuci
S ec . ft. Whereas, there is urgent
need of this ordinance it shall take
effect and be in force from after its
a|>proval by the mayor.
Approved April 17, 1899.
W . H. M oors , Mayor.
Attest, J ohn M. P arry , Recorder.
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AN ORDINANCE R e ,u lu ta ( the I r a o f
City oAccra.
The cfty of M oro does ordain as follows
S rctiom 1. The d ty recorder shall
be entitled to receive for his compen­
sation the following fees, to-wit:
For issuing warrant or other
w r it .............................
50
For issuing su b p o e n a ............... 35
For taking bond, recognition
or other undertaking.. . .
50
For entering cause on docket
25
For eotering judgm ent when
tried by j u r y .................... 1 00
For entering judgm ent when
tried by cou rt....................
50
For entering discontinuance
or satisfaction....................
50
For entering appeal to circuit
c o u r t................................... I 00
For swearing witness or juror
10
For taking affidavit...............
25
For taking acknowledgment
of deed or other instrument 50
For making acopvof anypro-
ceeding or trial, per folio
15
For making exhibits of the re­
ceipts and disbursements
of tbs city, per folio . . .
10
For making each order on the
city treasurer....................
05
For making out an appeal by
order of tbe council . . . .
50
For making each receipt___
25
For issuing any license (to be
paid by party obtaining
it) .......................................
50
F
eutering grant ol In
on record............................
10
For filing any paper required
to fie filed..........................
05
bor copving any ordinance,
(per f o l i o ) ........................
05
For making anv notice and
(Misting the sa m e. . . . .
25
For each certificate of election
10
For attending council meeting
Hti<l keeping m in u te s...
For keeping the books of recor­
der, per m onth................. 2 00
S ec . 2 The city marshal shall re
ceive as hiscomoen'atinn the follow
tng fee», to-w it;
For serving a summons, order,
writ, or process other than
a warrant of arrest in a
criminal action, or a sub­
poena ................................... 50
For serving a warrant of arrest. 1 00
For servin gs subpoena, includ­
ing copv and return........... 25
For committing a person to jail 50
For summoning a ju r y ........... 1 00
For attending recorder's court
during a trial therein ..1 00
For advertising and selling
property............................... 2 00
For keeping property, when a
keeper is required and not
otherwise provided by ord­
inance (per d a y ) ............... 1 50
For return of an execution, or
warrant or summons, when
no levy for service is made 25
S ec . 3. Witness and jurors fees:
For each day’s attendance be­
fore tbe recorder as a wit-
nets in any case ............... 1 00
For each juror sworn in recor­
der’s c o u r t .......................... 1 00
S ec . 4. Attorney’s fees:
For each attendance before tbs
recorder on behalf of tbe
city when conviction is
h a d ........................................5 00
For each attendance when no
conviction is had ........... 2 50
S ec . 0. Whereas, there is urgent
need of this ordinance it shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its approval by the mayor.
Approved April 17, 1899.
W . H. M oore , Mayor.
Attest, J ohn M. P arry , Recorder.
[S o .7 ]
S ec . 7 1 h< ptoprittm or agent of
all other exhibitions, entertainment
or show*, traveling from place to
....... anil exhibiting for money, in­
cluding lecturers or speakers, shall
p ty a license of $10.00 per week or a
daily license of $2.50.
S ec . 8. TI le owner of any hack,
cab, hackney, carriage, wagon, dray,
cart or other vehicle, used for the
transportation of passengers or any
article of trade, earth, ballast,manure,
budding matrrial or other substance,
within tbe city limits, shall pay a
quarterly license of $5.00 for each
vehicle drawn by one animal, and for
each additional animal used in draw­
ing such vehicle an additional sum of
$1.00. Provided, that nothing con­
tained in this section shall be consid­
ered or construed so as to require
persons drawing dirt, stone or gravel
for the streets or highways, or draw­
ing wood, gravel or other commodi­
ties from outside the city limits, or in
plow ing or scraping the public streets
alleys, railways, or other public im­
provements, or persons engaged in
the sale of milk, or dairy products,
within the city limits, to procure a
license. T he owner or driver of vehi­
cles conveying passengers or mer­
chandise as above mentioned, shall
place the number of his vehicle, as
named in his license, on each side of
his vehicle, in a conspicuous place, in
a neat and legible manner, in figures
not less than one and one half «pchas
long and of proportionate width, and
said number shall not be changed
while said vehicle is subjet to the
payment of a municipal license.
Sec. 9. Shooting galleries shall pay
a license of $10.00 per quarter, or
$1.00 per day. Every place or build­
ing where guns or pistols are kept
for shooting at targets, whether for
hire or not, shall be deemed a shoot­
ing F«Hery under this ordinance.
Sec. 10. The owner or keeper of
any bowling alley, billiard room or
pool room, shall pay a quarterly li­
cense of $3.00 for each alley or table
belonging to or used in the building
or place to be licensed. Every place
or building where bowls or balls are
thrown, or billiard«, pool, pigeon­
hole, or other games played when
i balls and cues are used, shall be re-
girded as a bowling alley or billiard
: room or pool room, under this ordin-
I I o i . t
B r o s . O r ig in a l , L in k H e l t
COM BINED
T he G reat F avorite or the F armers for harvesting grain —950 or them in i re on the P aciftc
C oast .. T hey harvest over half the entire grain crop in C alifornia , and have done it for
tears . . . T hese C cmbined H arvesters were first used in W ashtn . ton in 1890, and thet are
pronounced by the O regon and W ashington farmers , who have seen them , as the only success ­
ful MACHINE FOR HARVESTING W HEAT, RYE, OATS AND BARLEY...................................................................................................
To OPERATE TH E MACHINE ON A l f i - f t . OR 1 8 - f t . CUT REQUIES ABOUT 26 H EAD OF HORSES AND FOUR
MEN, AND THEY WILL CUT, T H R E SH , RECLEAN AND BACE 25 TO 40 ACRES A » A Y , LEAVING THE GRAIN
SACKED IN TH E FIELD READY TO BE HAULED TO MARKET AT ONCE . YoU NOT ONLY SAVE YOUR TH R E SH ­
ING BILL, BUT WILL OBTAIN FROM TWO TO FOUR SACKS TO T H E ACRE MORE TH AN BY USING 4 H EADER OR
STR IPPER .
FO R FURTH ER INFORMATION AD D R E SS
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BT0CKT0N, OaL
i i f - iip
The city of
does ordain as follows—
S rctiom 1. Auctioneers, who fob
low their vocation within the city
limits of the city of Moro, shall pay
a quarterly license of $3 00. Eve-v
person shall be deemed an auctioneer
within the meaning of this ordinance
w ho offers property for sale at public
outcry. Provided, however, that this
section shall have no application to
persons selling property by virtue of
anv order or decree ot any court.
S ec . 2. Haw kers shall psy a license
ot $2.50 per day for each d.«\ in which
they shall conduct their bu*ine>s
within the corporate limits of the
city of Moro. Anv person who of­
fers goods for sale by outerv on the
streets, or who shall cvnduct their
business from a stand, booth, tent or
wagon, upon the streets or any lot,
shall be deemed a hawker within the
meaning of this ordinance.
S ec . 3. Any pedler who shall con­
duct his business within the corporate
limits of the city of Moro, shall pay
a license therefor as follows— when
traveling with two or more animals,
$2 50 per day or $25.00 per quarter,
when traveling with one animal $1.00
per day or $15.00 per quarter; when
traveling on foot 50 cents per day or
$10.00 per quartet. All persons ex­
cept persons peddling newspapers,
bibles and religious tracts, farmers or
persons peddling products of their
own farm, gardens or milk ranches,
who sell, or offer to sell, at retail,
goods, wares, merchandise or other
commodities, traveling from place to
place within the city of Moro, shall
be deemed pedlers by this ordinance.
S ec . 4. The keeper or proprietor
of every circus shall pay a license of
$10.00 for each exhibition. Every
building, tent, space or area where
feats o f horsemanship or a< robatic
sports are exhibited, shall be regarded
as a circus, under this ordinance.
S ec . 5. Theatrical troupes, or the
proprietor or manager thereof, shall
pay a license of $2.50 for each and
every performance or exhibition
within the city limits. T w o or more
persons going from place to place for
the purpose of giving dramatic or
operatic
exhibition«, or
othet
plays or
performances, includ­
ing u.agic lantern exhibitions for the
entertainment or amusement of the
public, where an admission lee is
charged, shall lie deemed a theatric:«
troupe. Provided, however, this or­
dinance shall not apply to any citisens
of Sherman county who desire to
show in the iity ot Moro. Provided,
the proceeds of the show are for the
exclusive use of some public enter­
prise in the town or village the actors
came from.
S ec . 6. Jugglers shall pay a license
of $10 00 per week or $2.50 for every
day and night ot their exhibition.
Every person who perfotms by slight
of hand shall be regarded as a juglcr
under this ordinance.
Moro
11. AU traveling dentists, oc-
ulis s, physicians, surgeons, milliners,
photographeis, merchants. Or any
other occupation, profession or trade,
w ho comes into the city of Moro for
» temporary purpose only, shall pay
a licence of ; 40 00 pier quarter or $2.
per day, before they shall be allowed
to practice their profession, or trade,
or sell their goods, wares and mer­
chandise.
See- 12. That no person, firm^om
panv or corporation, shall be engaged
in prosecuting or carry on any trade,
business or profession withm the lim­
its of the city of Moro, for which a
license is required by this ordinance,
until he or they shall have obtained
such license.
Sec. 13. That every person, firm,
company or corporation, required by
this ordinance to obtain a license to
engage in any trade, business or pro­
fession for which a license » required
shall pay to the dty treasurer the sum
of money required by ordinance to
be paid therefor. Thereupon, with
the receipt of the d ty treasurer,
which receipt shall set forth the kind
of buuness for which a license is de­
sired. they shall apply to the dty re­
corder, who shall issue a license to
the party applying in accordance
with the receipt of the dty treasurer,
u^on compliance by the applicant
with the provisions of all ordinances
relating to obtaining licenses tor the
bu«inesa,trade or profession for which
such license is desired.
To bo ooatiaood.
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about year health. D orc H
■ allow scrofula taints Se ftswsluy la
your blood. Take Hood's
rilla row sad koop yoarsatt W K L
! kc
Buy it!
Try it!
F re a k i
C«
F r u ita a a t
le tte r , £ < < •. F e e ltr y
aeS a l l a ie « * e t t a
MAIN STREET
NEAR THIRD.
P r o p r ie to r
_ ——
—
For «ale by
A.
D. Holton * Co . Moro.
R I r « «• L e t — Any sort of first claw
I rig to let. Saddie horse«, Buggv team or
’ single. Hack, Surry, team and wagoc
■ —anything to order—at the moat reaaoa-
able rate«. G ive me a call.
F e e d , H a i r a r E i r k a a f r - W ill
I keep jo u r horses on the best Feed in the
1 land. Hav, grain, etc., and take good care
j of them. I f you want to buy, ael! or trade
I can accommodate you. Large corral and
1 feed abed* in connection w itb the barn.
X B& O S
Th* S*a Frsacisco E xsaiaer pnx.- horse
will auad tfce » cxmjb •*. IMS
Tuesdays.
C r a w T a lle y
Wednesday« and Thursdays. ( p p e r
■ * y C a a s a Frida vs and Saturdays
Meroe h a cheat-
out-sorrel, eight
year« old, bred
by D-J. Murphy
of Santa Clara,
C al, Sire Soudan
5703, record 2:22.
Grand Sire Sul­
tan, j 14; ist dam
Patcben Molly.
,
Single ae'vke
$500. Season giooc. 3 or more mare*
owned by the same party $Soo each.
A ll Mil« due and payable July totb 1899
Mare» bred at owner« risk.
Union Lumber Company B U T T E
<». ■>. W 'w w d w w rth . O w n e r
L i.
C l a r k » M a n a g e r
D c a e r s in B u id e r s S u p p le s .
L im e , L u ili a n d C e m e n t.
L u m b e r , W ood a n d C o a .
A g e n ts fo r R u sh fo r d W a g o n s.
W’eight
7
ijoolba, bar
coior
WILL MACK THE SEASON AT
B arm . Wlorm» on Mondar».
Tuesday» and till Wedneaoay« a m .
A t may rmmeto. known as the
Frank if aw ley place. 3 miles south
east of Spaulding Chapel; Wednes­
days pm_, Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturday a.
TERM S. $10.00 for insurance, whenever
the mare if known to be with foal.
$Sxo for the season, parabte July 1st
$5.00 single service, payable at time
H e has a kind disposition
and is well known in Snerman cwurty.
FOR FURTHER P a RTICL L a RS
1NQU1KR OF
T H E OAfofofta», ORK«O.T.
F o r P h o to g r a p h s ,
C o lu m b ia R iv e r S e e n e s
M o u n ta in V iesvs a n d F r a m e s .
MRS. E. M. WEST
O c lv u a o .’b l a
Jekaay
B R Y A N
Sta ite r ai< aappl* bey
Welgkt 1SOO Ibw.
E n g lis h
AnRersea Banding
K a s s fo
B a it
C ty d a
RUTLEDGE»
® y place W’ednes-
d ay afternoons and Saturday
noons to Monday mornings
BLUE SCHOOL HOUSE» Thurwby
noons to Saturday mornings, at
M cCslvay’s one mile north.
Dress taking
■ is *
and
M0R0> at
Blue Barn, Monday
noons to W ednesday mornings
Have everything to be found in
an pp-to-date millinery parlor.
Latest novelties always* at hand.
M lee M . B. O o e e , D r e e w m w lc e r
Ladies needing the assist­
ance of a first class dress
maker are invited to call on
D ra ft
WUl make ib< acaaaa at
Milliner and Drees Maker
««as««
W I Illu m e
^ o u tlx e m
R a t a S tre e t, M e r e , Ore
Roath Bound
Lv S 45 pm
7 10 pm
7 S5 pta
7 45 pm
7 SR pm
8 OS pm
fi 12 pm
fi SS pm
Arv 9 90 pm
T erm as: $8x» insurance. $5 00 season
payable July i«L
$¿-30 single service,
No I.
North Broad No. S payable at time o f service.
Birsa .. ....... Arv SSO pm
Gibaros .........
« O K T J F .W H
.......
110 pm
Wuoo ...........
.......
UfiOpra
Rw«leA<e, Oregei
Klrodvka.........
.......
USOptn
Summit .........
U lO p tn
Hav Canon J m
11 .Vam
Mr Donalds ...
11 « a m
Demo«
11 40 am
M o ro ................ l.v 11 SO
CLENCOKNEU
No lie »
T h r a a f h TIcRata < • P e la U East
W ill make the season at the following
and in Europe eau now be purebaaed at the
T H U R S D A Y S , and till Mondav
At her dress making parlors over Moro office of tbe Columbia
Ahern Rj places.
•nd at the lowest prevailing ra t« .
mornings, at my place, one mile east o f
the M. M. Company store
Rutledge
M O N D A YS, and TU ESD A YS
EXPRESS, (lonaicn your expre« mat­
W. J Marti«.
W. G. Armawurthy ter to Moro *oare of Oolwubia brothers at Edgar M rw inger's about 6 miles north
or Gram Valley. W EDNESD A YS at H o l­
L. H. Mania.
J. M. Flurrt.
Expre-« Company.
ders’ Stable in Grass Valley.
E E. L ttls .
D. C. O’R x b ia t .
President.
General M
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J .M.
•ote reonRirmi»«
OREGO T,
TERMK
San RaRaaaM,
ftr«r*e Hlioclatg
th*
MORO,
W. C. RWONSTON - . Proprietor.
Rsrs,
I Dried in i C tia e i traite
Always ot H i l i
M owtl
F i -HA m
Vegetatole».
•W ere, O reyoit.
HI
Complutnn.
Custom work a specialty.
Farmers*
Meat Market
•War#, Orerò»»
Fre-n.VleArb i*. CurMCee
»tlpatlon, buil<«.Ilori, «n4 «11 Eruption, of
•r I nL- . 5 n *«r**«*'l« 1-Axatlv. Nor»»
I onte. Sold on absolut« auarant«« by all
uru«i«ta at SSc., SOc. and «1.00.
• - C. W E L L S A C O ., LEROY, N V.
RED- -BARN,
Stick by it.
Wheat and Barley rolled to order.
Have tbe best machine «hop and
foundry In Eastern Oregon and
are ready to do all kind« of
R!
TÀLLI WALLA, T u b
Rorth Pacific Floor Mills, Wasco
City V e u ir y 0«.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
r
Tbe sühsb > v a
S D M A ff COUNTY PK0DV0T
Fresh Fish, Fresh Vegetables, at
Sam McDonald's Main street Farm­
ers Market, Peas, Lettuce, Aspara­
gus, Radishes and green Onions.
Any kind of repairing to tin ware,
granite ware, irou ware, brass, etc.,
done quick and cheap by J. V. Web­
ber, M oro Shop next door to Mrs.
E. to. West’s restaurant
o
n o n
A N O R D IN A N C E to license, tax and reg
u’ste certain callings, trades ano em- i anem­
ployments, and to provide for the
Sec.
manner of issuing licenses.
H ARVESTER
* S p e c ia lty .
Trucking
PIPIUI HUEMU MTO.
Term»— $Soo to insure, $6 oo foi the
•eaaon, $t.oo for single service.
For fur­
ther particular» apply to the owner and
keeper
Leave Moro daily exoept Sundays
Uyl
at 7 a.m. Arrive Antelope 6 p m
Stages arrive at Kent at noon.
Fax«-«
w ay
Runs a general delivery wagon Express packages and freight carefully
to all part» of Moro and vicinity handled and delivered along the route
Good« of all description moved promptly and at reasonable rates.
and careful handling guaranteed
TEAM HITCHED UP READY FOR BUSINESS
»11 hour, of the day.
Glenoonnoll weighs 1800 lbs., is r
bay, beautifully proportioned, w$g
bred by James Connell, last owner
A.B-Goodman. 81 re Lord Glasgow,
4180; Grand Sire Doncaster. 238;
1st Dam Kora of Glenmore, 4504*
2d Katie.
Welsh« * Merrill
M w ro, O reg o n .
a . HM 1TW , R u tla d g w .
Commercial Job Printing !
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O F IVMRV araca.«
U1CK.
Kstfròrr
fo
A ntelw p«, O ra
RATES REASONABLE
AND BUSINESS
Racking headaches,2 bleary eyaa,
Pale,2 emaciated, thin, weak men
weakness,
noises in head, Hudyan
and woman. Huydan cures. All
cures.
All
druggists 50 cent*.
GIVE ME A CALL. druggiitfi,
cents.
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