* lie O b se r v e r . M o ro f l i y O f f ic i a l P o > « r . OFFICIAL 1 AI ER OF SHKKMAN CO. VOHO, OREGON. D . C. IR ELA N D A SO N S............... FRIDAY..................................... EDITORS M at 26. 189» Iowa manufactures maple syrup from rotten hickory bark and a d it ty brown sugar. The slow growth of Morton’s new party move is attributed to the back­ ward spring in all parts ol the United States. Enterprising citizens of Delaware have succeeded in stealing a brewery but couldn’t elect a United States senator. Brig. Gen. Fred Funston a pop.? Great Scott! what will the Oregon­ ian do about it? Just think of a man being a hero, and a patriot, and a populist. Texas law protects a creditor from paying a bill to any trust—and so any trust will »ell to Texas buyers, for «ash belore delivery’ of the goods. Thotmes I, who reigned in Egypt and built fleets on the Euphrates 35 centuries ago is now a museum cu­ riosity. Perhaps the later and wiser Egyptians purposely forgot their art • f embalming. The Holt Manufacturing Compa­ ny, Stockton, California, manufactur­ ers of the well know*n Holt Bros. Side-hill Combined-harvesters, which have made such a change in harvest­ ing methods in this country during the last few years, report extremely large sales of their machines in Cali­ fornia and expect to do a large busi­ ness in Oregon and Washington this season and have already several or­ ders for this year’s delivery. They have made several changes in their Side-hill harvester, which they build especially for Oregon and Washing­ ton. The machine has been streng­ thened and enlarged in several points where experience in harvesting the extreme heavy crops grown in this eountry has shown necessary to do •o. The swing frames have been made much stronger and the new atyle of tipping device, which was tried for the first time last year, and which allows the machine to level-up ©n a third steeper hill than the de­ vice formerly used, has been improv­ ed and strengthened. The machine has been made longer and higher •ver the straw carrier, so as to enable the machine to separate the grain from the large amount of straw in­ digenous to this country. The Side- hill Combined-harvester is a great boon, particularly to the Oregon and Washington farmers, as it enables them to harvest their grain nearly as cheaply as though farming in the broad and level valleys of California. The farmer owning one of these ma­ chines can put his grain in the sack for about what it coat him heretofore to head and stack it, thus saving the threshing bill, besides saving from two to four bushels of grain per acre in his harvest, that is absolutely wast­ ed in the old way of harvesting. Recently Cedar Circle, Women of Woodcraft, the Dalles, gave Mrs. J. bi. Filloon a party, in honor of the •steem in which she is held by the aeighbora of the order, and because ahe expects to so soon transfer her membership to Moro Circle. After the Wood was closed, a table was laid in the center of the hall and Mrs. Filloon given the seat of honor, Mrs Stephens, guardian neighbor, deliv­ ered the following: “Neighbors; we have prepared a little surprise tonight in honor of one of our neighbors, who will soon leave us, and make her home elsewhere. One who has labored with untiring devotion and loyalty for Woodcraft,and one whom we will ever remember as having sacrificed much for Cedar Circle. As Neighbor Filloon unlinks the chain of our circle, and goes from us, we feel that her place will not be easily filled, but as all earthly bonds must tome time be separated, we are glad that her home will not be so far dis­ tant But that we may still hope for her counsel and advice, and ofttimes again mingle together around our ei.d e camp-fire. Neighbor Filloon; this little remembrance I hold in my hand is emblematic of our belov­ ed order, the Circle; and giving it into your keeping we ask that you remember that our fraternity toward you is as strong and endless as this little token, which I now have the pleasure of presenting you, from the neighbors of Cedar circle No. 8.” The gift was a heavy silver napkin ring engraved, “Mrs. Filloon, from Cedar circle, May 12, 1899.” Mrs. Filloon, who was overwhelmed with surprise, gave the response to the presentation with a heart almost too foil of jpy or thankfulness, at the ap­ preciation she knows her neighbors have for her. A splendid program was rendered, and a delicious lunch served. “We hope,” says one who was there, “to have our neighbor Filloon with us many happy times ere she finally says goodbye.” PROPER CAUSE FOR DIVORCE. For the first time in my life will I try to write a tew lines for a paper, says a Wasco correspondent to The O. Man, to beg of you to lend us a helping hand in this, our sorrowful condition. The good book tells us there is a time for all things, to weep to mourn, to dance, and perhaps one may add, to work the roads. A few years ago the writer, who was then yet in prosperous circum­ stances, took it into his head to work one mile of road at the proper time and in a proper manner. Just as the frost left the ground I took my heav­ iest team and I plowed four rounds, throwing the earth in from both sides—this made eight miles plow­ ing. Then I harrowed four rounds, eight miles more. Then I went four rounds with a clod-masher,* eight miles more,one day’s work—24 miles. The sun did the baking and in two weeks you could have cracked a wal­ nut anywhere on that mile of road. It was baked hard. Any jterson doubting this can, for their own satis­ faction, ask Mr. Pulliam, of Wasco, who had occasion to travel that road many times that season. This mile of road has had no work since till this year, when the Bossyman sent in two men driving six or eight hor­ ses hitched to a go devil, and scraped all the loose dry dirt outside of the road in my track. Now, instead of a hard, solid road, we have to drive through soft earth, and when the wind blows the d— can’t face it for the dust. Last Sunday, while on my road to church, I saw miles of earth filling the lane from fence to fence, sky high, and as one woman said, aa thick as buckwheat batter. I found there many vehicles loaded with good looking females, and I know The Observer agrees with me in saying there is no other kind in this county—seeking for a sign of that beautiful road we had only one week before. But as the good book tella us, no sign could they find. Only the sign of some ignoramus who don’t know when or how to work the road. O, W hat a sorrowful sight was that When you couldn’t tall a fine Easter bon­ net From a comm on ccrn-thucker’s hat. I looked to my left and on a high barbed wire fence I saw Satan, seat­ ed with a long hook in his hand, ready to rake in the backsliders, for well did he know that those people would think dam it if they did not openly speak it. O, how I did wish our road Bossyman were there, I know that every occupant of those vehicles would have raised their hand and voice to that high-seated one: Take them home. Take them home. W here they justly belong; And for the sake o f suffering humanity Take this ground-up earth along. Ex-President Harii»onsays he has views on the expansion question which he is not prepared to express. If they are of the Atkinson brand it will be safer to express them than to trust to the mails. Hon.L. A.Loomis has been re elect­ ed president of the Ilwaco Ry and Navigation company. A new wharf at Ilwaco, new road bed and new* cars will be among the desirable im­ provements that will greet summer visitors when the season opens at Long beach. A SP R Y MAINE GIRL. W o r k * H e r F a t h e r 's D a i r y F a r m , a n d W h e n G r o w n W i l l 11« a D o c t o r . z COM PO SED OF CIGAR8. R a e e r H a t ’« N e a t F o u n d I n a S a a F r a a - e la c o P o l ic e S t a t io n . F or several m on th s th e officer« sta ­ tion ed a t on e o f th e San l'ranciaeo p olice sta tio n s have b een su sp iciou s o f each oth er. Clgnn» le f t in th eir private lock ers dia&pficared w ith u n n oyin g reg­ u larity and th e m en regarded each oth er ns th ieves, bays an ex ch an ge of thnt city . One o f th e m en, w h o claim s to be a detective, se t h im self about ca tch in g th e th ief, b u t to no avail, l i e put louded cigars In his locker. T hey disappeared, b u t no ex p lo sio n s w ere h«wrd around th e place, 'llic n he placed private m ark s on th e cig a rs and w atch ed every man w h o w as seen w ith a cig a r in h is m outh, l i e even bought cu riou sly tw isted cig a rs and th ey w ere stolen , b u t no one w as seen to ta k e them . A ll th is tim e th e lieu ten an t had been su fferin g w ith m alaria or som e oth er influence of a d ep ressin g nature. A few d ays ago he determ in ed to m ake som e ch an ges iu th e arran gem en t of th in g s In th< sta tio n look in g to b etter san itary con d ition s, a» w ell a s m ore lig h t and room. T he row o f m uch-pilfered lock ­ ers was torn a w ay and th e fl« ir pulled up. B ehind st.m e boards tluvt had been nailed a g a in st th e w all, h av in g a space in the corner a s large aa a bu«hel bos­ ket, w as fouud a rat’s nest com posed en tirely o f cigar*. T here w ere si veral hundred o f them and am on g th e num ber w ere severe 1 o f th e m a-l cd on es. T he cigars w ere m ostly broken and < hew ed to pieces, b u t th ey seem ed to form a very cozy n est. A1I th e from E ast O rringtou to B angor th e people are ta lk in g about and p raisin g Sarah (n r r a c , t i c 16-year- old d a u g h ter o f N ick C urran, a d airy farm er. Curran ha» been con iiu ed t o th e house by rh eu m atic fever for six w eek s, an.l every m orn in g Sarah has been up at th ree o’clock to do th e chores. \ \ lieu ahe and her m other have m ilked IS vow s and put th em to pasture, she e a ts her b ie a k fa st, and by the tim e th e o th er m ilkm en are g e ttin g up she is ou the m iik cart on her w ay to B angor. W kcn sh e h as g o n e over a good ¡ « i t o f tic? c ity . su p p ly in g cus tom ers w ith m ilk in pint and quart lots, sh e tu n .a th e horse for hom e, a r ­ riv in g there iu tune to tak e din n er, in the afterac a cl»-* a tten d s to the fu n n work ar.d d ocs e th er ta sk s that u su ally DAVY’S SHOES. devolve upon a r .an. A fter su p p er sh e A F e w B t a t le ii.- » C x n r , r a l n < T h e » , helps to m ilk th e is cow s and g o es to C u u l r l t i u i , - . ! t . j D « - . > '■ F a t h e r . bed ea rly , to g e t a good sta rt th e next -I t a b r . . ’ • ’ d Mr. m orning. T oggleton , accord in g to the New York T h o u g h she does the w ork o f a man. Sun. “ 1 can c o u r t the m on th s w ith she is u ot at a ll m an n ish iu her w ays, p erfect certain ly by the cu d s for »hoes b ein g c f s lig h t h o m e and verj modem . for D**vy. A ll i vvnut to k u ow is the U n til sh e left - .h o d tw o te a r s ago to date of the pi rvhr.se of one pair. Say, help her fa th er on th e farm sh e w as for illu stra tio n , th a t w e buy sh oes on considered th e b righ test pupil iu her May 13; tuen wl.i-n th e n ex t call is elass. i',i..ee th en u.o^t o f her life has ma le for sh »«» I k n ow , w ith o u t look ­ beea pas« d outd.-ors. She has driven in g at th e d ate line in th e paper, or at a pair o f h orses to haul eordv.ood to th e calen d ar in t i e office, th at it is th e m arket, ta k in g ii front the stu m p in the 13th of J u n e; f r Davy vvear* o u t ju st forest to the doo: y atd o f her cu^toiners one pair o f shew s a m onth. and ur.laadir i* ’- ita c u t trou b le. Sne “He gcea tl.. h th e first so les in sa y s th at w hen . he reaches I*5 years of tw o w rek s,a .n ] th e «ee md in tw o w eeks age— by w h ich t ¡me her fath er ou gh t | n»ore. Occ».-d< n aily v»e have h is shoes to be w e *.-to-dcs— .h e is g o in g aw ay to . cooled tw .ee, Lu: not o ften . U sually, school and t-ke a course in st arc ccl- when s c co: c to l cn worn through, both sexe». A fter g e ttin g educated we find th -m i-i that sta te of ru.n th at she proposes to Lc^ jtue a dvetor. ia com m only doocribcd in th e phrase ‘be*, o ed repair.’ C U .ilO U S C U R R E N C Y . “T here is. how ever, cn e ch eerin g feat' re o f th is > t nation, and th a t is the V e g e t a b le s I > r4 as a f ir e a la t t a « M e d in a * l a M o a t a s a . u n paralleled i L capuess of »hoes, w hich twv cr begun to be >o ch eap a» now. But B oys in th e east som etim es th in k for th is au sp iciot s fact, at th e rate th at m oney a scarce en on gh article, but thev really knew very little about it co m ­ Davy w ears out atiors. I should have to m ove Vo som e w arm clim e, w here sm all p a n d w ith wh.»l som e o f their cou sin s boys ru a unshod.” from the fcr w e t could te il them There o re o fte n g ;e * for day» w ith ou t JOK E ON T H . C iR ZC T O R Y MAN. -:ght o f even so m uch M a n ick el, and then the people resort to all so r ts of ju eer devices lo “m ake change,** sat a the San F ran cisco C hrcnL le. An eastern r .t n v.bo had occasion to spend m any m on th s iu M ontana teils jf h a vin g area a m an buy a box o f m atch es w ith a v.-a*. j - bc L c and receive is ch a n g e tw o c .u k c .e l as. A nother pa.d for sap*rt.der:> in tu rn ip s and got a carrot cr tw o buck w ith L.v purchase. “ But o f all th e qu eer fin en cial trac»* ic tio n s that I have ever k -oven .“ said he, “th e c«ki«st cam e under the head of ‘pav ir g th e fiddl r.’ It had been noised abroad that a dance w as to be given a little w a y up th e m ou n tain , and I agreed to g o a lo n g w ith one o f the boys and s. • v b. heard from , and I wav wnr.c k’ wh: -h one van lik e ly to m eet h is ' w h en l.e straigh ten ed up from hi. ,•3 c a d . look in g at me w ith ' itk '* In bin e r e . said : “ tn » « .• r '.tier v. ,th spakin* to me le. Ca S ta ’e«. » r. *eeic‘ I a in ’t in it v ; ; • ot* .-r tongue-»* “\ d T «at dow n th ere and larstrhed w fe t. I th o e g h t o f the panto- n /tu e I l.w l piven Intn w ith m y u ain tcl- T h is is beyond queation the •n o st su ccessfu l C ough Medi­ c in e ever know n to science: a few <’oi.es in variab ly cure the w orst ca se s o f C ou gh , Croup »ml H tonchitis, w h ile its w on­ derful su ccess in th e cure o f C'onsumntinn Is w ithout a par­ a llel m t he h istory of m edicine. Since its first d isco v ery it has been sold on a gu a ra n tee, a ttii which no o ’ ner m e.iicina can stand. If you h a v e a Cough, we ea rn estly ask you to try it In U nited S ta tes and Canada ., bile, and | l iMI. and in England Is. 2d., *-‘s 3d. and W IT IP OWE OF 4s. W. & CoS H o l t B k o s . O r i g in a l L in k B e l t SOLE PROPRIETORS S.C.W ells II L E R O Y , N.Y. H A M ILTO N , CAN. For sale by A. 1). Holton a Co., Moro. M id d le th r of e a t H e ld C O M BIN ED Solicit your custom work Satisfaction guaranteed Best Wheat Oil Retain­ ing Process Known Corn and Chop 1111 In Connection II K Practical millwright, M.lier ot 30 ecar capcrience M. RADLEY WboSrMic aati Retail Dealer for ¿hermaa co-actv Vrrjcoo ia I ¡ me R ricc Q ement , Can save you 50 ct» on every barrel Good* told at both Wasco and Moro Tost office addreaa It Moro, Oregon RUFUS HOTEL a. C . W A L L IS , C ro p . ROFOS, SHERWAM CO., OR. r rM-elan la «very reaped Cloan reaat. bed* tod t tabla aa wall sat aa aaj La tba a la a 4 K a p tra . Foe t»a b*>«at •( bar- a r e t a d a taare rV ai« B u fo a a o « a ta S ln g oar|s a a a i a tk a »— T j j g j S — • • • I »0. vat «aloca — lo t - A a’abt wate h a ta wtu ba aeaamaWy cat- pio»M t* awtbta cuasia le a««t til utiaa aa J r«ca*« guasta arilvta« Avi r lag tba Mgfct Uvarr '.taaa aaa ba prvcar«« al sur lia* a u s a r ¿ay or a lg h e W. J. STOCKTON, Cal. Mania. L. H. Martia. - RED- -BARN, E« By calling on M O R O , O B B tiO X W . C . J O i n s T O I . . F r a » r le t a r . F a r a l l K la « a a f L D ffiB E R Quality considered We Will Not Be undersold. t d f * We have rough and dressed lumber now on band, but it is well to let the mill know what you want before you get there, then teams will not have to wait. The mill is now turningout from 10.000 to 15,000 feet daily, and will have a supply on hand all summer of rough lumber, flooring, rustic and ceiling. Write for prices. T i f - i i F m M m The aln«B pare SHIRMAN COUNTY PRODUCT Buy it! Try it! Stick by i t North Pacific Flour Mills, Wasco \ \ heat end Barley rolled to order. Farmers* Meat M arket .W a r« , W. O. A nr. »worth» J. M. Floret. Cu»tom work a specialty. F resh a a d C a re^ M eato, F r a li» a a d V e g e ta b le s . G . Dress flaking Parlors. S R O S D ried eu< Ceened F ru its A lw ays oa Hund Oregon M e r e . Tuesday«, b r a « » V a l l e y Wednesday* and Thursday*. I |» p e r M a y C a a e a F rida v« and Saturdays Meroe 1« a chest- nut-*orrel, eight g Y v ear« old, bred by D .J. Murphy o f Santa Clara, Cal., Sire Soudan S7°3- record 2:22. Grand Sire Sul­ tan,! :2g; i d dam Pate hen M olly. TUUlk. Single service $500. Season fio o o . 3 or more mare* ow ned by the same party f a 00 each. A ll Mils due and payable July 10th Mores bred at owners risk Ci. Ortgof. D. W Have the best machine shop and foundrv In Eastern Oregon and are ready to do all kind* of ■ ■ l i e r , » < < « , P e w lir y a u « a ll a ia « « a f » a ra s F ra n a re M IÎN .'TREIT NEAR THIRD. Sai Tracking XsDsaald, P r o p r ie to r Union Lumber Company L* C l a r k » M a n a g e r D e a le r s iu B u ild e r s S u p p lie s . L im e , L a th a n d C e m e n t. L u m b e r , W o o d a n d C o a l. A g e n ts lo r R u s h fo r d W a g o n s. T H E ■»ALl.ES, O R L 'e O L w a s - l ls , O w a r r BUTTE Imported Clyde W eig h . To Take MRS?E. M. WEST R ig« to — Any sort of firtt class rig to lea Saddle horse«, Buggv team or , «ingle. Hack, Su-rv, team and wagon —anything to order—at the most reason­ able rate«. G ive m e a call. F e e d . M a le a r E x c h a a < e — Will keep your horse« on the b ed Peed in the land. Hav, grain, etc^ and take good car« o f them. If you want to bay, sell or trade can accommodate you. Large corral and feed sheds in connection with the bam. The aaa Fraaci«'. t u n . cr pr-.«.. hone will ttiad the «casa « I IS99 City Foundry Co. •Tfore, WALLA WALLA, Wash or Take time te Save Honey. PO RTER Proprietor and Manager, BIGELOW, OREGON D. H ARVESTERS You can cut, threeb, reclean and sack your grain at about the same coat aa to head and stack the old way, thereby Having each year your threshing bill. You not only eave your threehing bill, but you make a further saving of from four to eight bushels of grain on each acre harvested. This saving will pay for the Harvester the first season. Then why not place your order« early and secure a machine? Nine hundred and forty farmer? are using H olt B ros C ombined H arvesters and they all pronounce them a success. Write to the office lor testimonials of leading farmers all over the Pacific Coast. For further information, address the John D ay on I saw seated in one fine carriage— holding the reins over a matched llla r k » S M iih la g , R e p a ir in g , pair of beautiful horses a pleasant- M o o d M o r la la g , ( 'a o tla g lady who spoke politely to me. She M os-we M b o e i a g a f f p e e l a l t y . a grass widow from thefareast. E x­ plaining her separation from her hus­ J. »M. band she said he was appointed road Dnnahoo overseer and, against all her entreat­ ies, he persisted in plowing up the R unt a general delivery wagon Ixxal Pointers. to all parts o f Moro and »icinitv road in dry time. To make the story Ample accommodations, sample Goods o f all de»crip‘ion moved brief, she left him, applied for a di­ room, table, for commercial travel­ and careful handling guaranteed Moro City Government. vorce, and the court sustained her ers, at New Moro Hotel. TEAM HITCHED VP RZADT FOR BUSINESS plea that a man who doesn’t know Mayor............................. W.H.Moore Severe nervous spells,4 hearing Oli hour» of -J»< Jay. Council men for one year. down pains.loss of appetite,Hudyan RATES REASONABLE when to work, and not to work, the AND BVSINKHS road, is not fit to have a wife nor is S.S.Hayee, G.W. Brock, A.C.Sanford cures. All druggists, 50 cents. Counci linen for two years. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Farmers, stockmen, passengers, is he capable of governing a family. H.A.Moore, I.M.Smith, Wm.Holder. travelers, all slop at The New Moro GIVE ME A CALL. Recorder........................... J.M Parry Hotel, Moro, Or. New building, Treasurer.......................F H . Meader newly furnished throughout, post- Marshal ................ N.W.Thompson office in the same building. Best THE DALLES, PORTLAID ud ASTORIA Standing committees of the council. place to «top at in the Waiting Em­ ■AV1GATI0S C0IP11T. Ways and means— Holder, Moore, pire. Kates, 11 00 and $2.00 per day. and Brock. Sarsaparilla 1» the One S te a a e i* R egulator On ordinances—Smith, Hayes and ■ ■ True Illuod Purifier, Great Nerve »«« D a lle s Olty Sanford, Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thon- Daily (rxrept Sunday» between Accounts and current expenses— •anda its great merit I s K N O W N . Sanford, Moore and Holder- All the latest numbers of Leslies, j T H »: OALLRH, HOOD K IV F .R , Streets and public property— Moore Harpers, Pucks and Judges Publi­ Hayes and Brock. CAM'S DK 1.OCKM, cations kept in Holder’s Free Read­ On licenses—Hayes, Sanford and ing Rooms, when one and all are VAWCOl H R a n « P O R T L A N D Smith. freely invited to come in and spend Touching at way points on both side* of Thin, pale, anaemic girls Fire and water—Brock, Holder and a pleasant hour looking over the the Colombia river. Moore. need a fatty food to enrich Both of the above steamers have been re- papers and magazines. baill, and ore in excellent shape for the Health and police— Holder, Sanford their blood, give color to Clements' New Drug Store, Rad­ season of The Kegalator Lins will and Hayes. their cheeks and restore their Board of health— Mayor, chairman ley's brick building, Moro, “fills a endeavor to give its patrons the best service For Comfort, Koonomy and of com. on health and police, and long felt want.” If you don t need poeaible. health and strength. It is any medicines call and try the l>est Pleasure, the Marshal. safe to say that they nearly cigar in Sherman county. N.B.— T r a v e l t y S te a m e r s wff T h e R e < a la t a r L tw e. DeWitts’ Little Early Risers, and all reject fat with their food. How Thin ? The above steamers leave Portland all meritorious patent medicines. 7 s.tn., and The Dalles at H.00 a.m., and a r­ We offer One Hundred Dollars rive at destination in ample time for oat- reward for any case of Catarrah 'pREASCRERS CALL. pom« trains. Ih s Dalles Offioe Portlaud Offioe. Coart street. that cannot be cured by H all’s AU onUtandin« Sherman conntv Warrants Oek street Dook. W. C. ALLAWAY, down to and including No 132. Series E. Catarrah Cure. F.J.C henkt & Co. dated OCT. 10th. lHyH. are now payable at General Agent. Props., Toledo, Ohio. this offioe. Intereat will oeaoe from this VOTICK FOR rCBLICATIOM. \\ e the undersigned have known date. Dated Moro. Oregon. May 23. 1HMJ. C O D L IV E R O IL wm hypophosphites ^ oda F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years ________ W STANLEY, Coonty Treasurer Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon I April 24th, inyy. ( And believe him perfectly honorable Notioe is hereby Riven that in pnrwaanoe of instruction* from the Gommiaoioner of in all business transactions and is exactly what they require t the General Land IMfioe, under anthonty financially able te carry out any veeted in him by Section 2LV», r^kUev.Stat. it not only gives them the im­ obligations made by their firm. aa amended by the Act of Congress approv­ A atfersw n H n lla lla g ed February 26, 1H3B, we will proceed to of­ West it Truax, wholesale druggists portant element (cod-liver oil) SI a l a S tr e e t, Slw ra, Ore fer at public sale on Toledo,0 . Walding,Rinnan ed land* are advised to file blood and mucuous surfaces of the Latest novelties alw ays at hand. tbeir olaiina in this offioe on or before the ble in nervous disorders that system. Price 75 cents per bottle. M l» » N l. II . om D r c * « n i a k e r day designated for the oomnaenoemont of said sale, otherwine their rights will be for­ Sold by all druggists. Testimon­ usually accompany an&mia. feited. J ax 1*. L ucas , liegiater. ials free. 6ta2Nje2 O tis PA-rraaaoK, Receiver. SCOTT’S EMULSION is a H all’s Family Pills are the best. N OTICE FOR PUBLICATION. fatty food that is more easily Land Offioe at The Dalles Oregon ) Huydan cures sleeplessness,» bad digested than any other form May 9. 1H5W. f dreams and night sweats. 50 cents. Notice is hereby given that the follow­ of fa t A certain amount of ing named aeltler has filial notice of bi* All druggists. ••••••J intention to make final proof in support of flesh is necessary for health. his oiairn. and that said proof will be made Ladies needing the assist­ before Wm llenriohs, C-onnty Clerk, at You get a Breakfast at the New You can get it in this way. Moro. Or, on Tharaday, Jr.ne ¡ft», 18&». via. ance of a first class dress Moro Hotel that will last you to Abmm C. Huff, of Moro, Oregon, maker are invited to call on W e have known per­ The Dalles. Train leaves at 11,30. Hd E No. 4917, for the n«X lfi. tp 1 1, 1 16e. w m. sons to gain a pound a the following witnesses to Mis« Maggie K uff prove He hia names Wasco’s feed and livery stable, day while taking it. ooutinuoaa reaideuoe anon and J. M. Hoag proprietor, is one of the cultivation of said land, vis: H K aloD anel )oc. and (i a», all drutftol*. J-M Powell and W.H.Zell all best places in the county to put up At her dress making parlors over J.O.Fowell. »COTT A BOWNE, Chamm., New Yrrk. of Moro, Oregon the M. M. Company »tore a t Beet ol feed aud lote of it. 6tml9j22 J at P. L uca », Uegiatcr. UOOD'S Farmers, Think a Moment! Dr Shilohs ft ' Cough 2nd £ Consumption Cure 1700 lbs, bay color T » ILL MARE THE &£A sm N AT R e d B a r a . M o r o , 00 Mondavs, Tuesdays and till Wednesdays a m . At su y r a a r k known as the Frank Hawley place, 3 m iles sooth east of Spaulding Chapel; Wednes­ days ptr.n Thursdays, Fridays a:.d Saturday*. TERMS. >10.00 lor insurance, whene»er the mare i» known to be wilh foal. Sbxo tor the season, paiable lulv i«t $5-Oc tin gle service, payable at time He ha* a kind disposition and it well known in Sherman cou rtr. FOR FVRTHKR PARTICULARS INJURE OF J sb a a y W illia m » BBYÂN hAx y e a r a t « « a p p le h ay U r ig h t 1600 th e. E n g lis h D r a ft a n d C ly d e MORO» at ‘he Blue Barn, Monday noons to \ \ ednesday mornings RLTLEDGE, my place Wednes­ day afternoons and Saturday noons to Monday morning» B LIE SCHOOL HOUSE» Thursday noons to Safurduy mornings, at McCalvny*» one mile north. ‘■ 'erw as: $ S oo insurance. $ 5 0 0 season F o r P h o to g ra p h s, I payable July 1 at. $2 50 ainKl< service, o f service. C o lu m b ia R iv e r S c e n e s j payable at « time ¿O k ?IJE 3 H R O g. ^ fo u n ta in V ie w s a n d F r a m e « . •t« * tle « l(r e . O r c g w a CIENCONNELL IMo 11GO W ill make the season at the (ollow inc places. T H U R S D A Y S , and till Monday ! morning«, at my place, one mile east o f j Rutledge. MONDAYS, and TUESDAYS j at Edgar M cssinger e about 6 mile* norib j or Gras* Valiev. W EDNESDAYS at Hol­ ders’ Stable in Grass Valley. naui rtnuiu inn. Leave Moro daily except Sundays at 7 a.m. Arrive Antelope 6 p.m Stages arrive at Kent at noon. F are w ay a x .0 0 . Glenoonnell weigh* 1800 is a hay, beautifully proportioned, was bred by James Connell, last owner A . B.Goodman. Sire Lord G laagow, No I. North boaod No. Î 4180; Grand Sire Dor.caater. 2 3 8 ^ ............. Arv Î » pm let Darn Nora of Glenmore, m Gibaous ......... 1 10 pm Wasco ............ 13 80 pm 2d Katie. Expre«« packages and fretgnt carefully South Bound handled and delivered along the route Lv Í M P“ 7 10 pm promptly and at reasonable rate*. 7 » pm 7 A3 pm K londvk«....... 12 SO pm ¿7 53 pm Summit ......... 12 20 pm P ON pm Hav Canon Jn« * 11 an » w .Vlwrw, Oregww. A u telw p e, Orc N 12 pm M c D o n a ld s... 11 56 am 8 33 pm Demoas ........ 11 40 am Arv 9 30 pm M oro................ Lv 11 30 am YOUR FA U LT ,T h * * « < * T ic k e t» in P w ln t* E a s t khu in Europe can now be purchased at the Moro ofBee of the Columbia Southern By and at the lowest prevailing rates. het ywar right. EXPRESS. Consign roar express mat­ ter to Moro ' oare of Colombia Southern Express Oom pan y. E. E. L ttxji D. C. O’ R ioi . lt , President. General Manager W sigkt ¿6 M esslll mt E m fed Grass Valley House. OmMVdl^. Or Has the beat te be be«« UeaH MrM r e a f e B íS 'a i“ Ifl '“ s c a s s a « ^ -« ..» à 4' -4; Term o— $8 00 to insure, $A oo for the season, $3.00 tor single ««rvice. For fur­ ther particulars apply to the owner and keeper Uvl I I . S M I T H , H » i t le>