Sherman County observer., January 12, 1906, Image 2

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devising all the cunning, and all I exoept those of its own little fol location of the discovery
a« the
the savagery ever developed in the lowing can speak to but an insig Owyhee river, about 13 mile« been
haman raoe, and as one reflects | mrtcant constituency. Candidates the O S L By. Ontario will proha*
> C i t y e « n e l * l r a p a r ,
upon it he simply stands appalled of any political party will be given bly be the shipping point
O F F IC IA L . r a m a o r smsmmam oo at the depths of bloodthirsty de-1 place in these oolninns for their an-
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Shaniko BspnhUsan.
MORO, ORMGON.
pravity exhibited in the tragedy. nonnoements without partiality.
Settlement and cultivation of the
The aiu of Gov. Steunenberg was
entire
tract of over 800,000 eo<ee of
EASTERN
OREGON
TURKS?
D. C. I rkland a S om ...........E ditom th at several yearn ago M governor,
vacant land in Christmas lake val-
C. L. I reland , M anages .
he enforced the law and preserved
Eaatern O regon is bound to be* I ley is looked for this year. During
order in Idaho.
There is one
W oea you rem it for T h e Observer
come the great turkey raising aection the p u t year 100 settlers have taken
feature of this case which, appar­
use an expremor poetofflee money order,
o f the Pacific N o rth w est, in th e) uplan d in the region northeast of
In
registered letter, or bank draft, payable to ently, has been over looked.
opinion o f an observer just returned Silver lake, 18 or 30 miles sooth of
American jurisprudence the pro­
D . C. Ireland A Son,
cedure followed daring the Coeui from G illiam and M o rro w counties, the south line of Crook county. It
J an . 12, 1906 d'Alene riots is without parallel. ‘•Th ey herd turkeys on those prairies is believed that tbs distriot will re­
FRIDAY
It was tested in the Supreme court just as they used to hard sheep, in ceive the largest influx of settlers
S h e r m a n C e e n ty C a e r ía .
of the United Staten and it still great droves,” said he “and the birds d a rin g the next 13 months of any
stands as a precedent During the thrive from the time they are hatched region in Central Oregon,
The
O b serv er.
Circuit Court, Hon. W. L Bradshaw,
J .,—3d Monday In March, and 1st Mon
day In October, annually.
Probate Court, Hon. O. B. Bourhill,
J.,—let Monday io each month.
County Coart, O. B B o u r h ill, J., A.
M . W rig h t, W m . W a lk e r C o m m issio n ­
ers,— l»t W ed n esd ay In January, A pril
an d October.
T a P a tr a n a a n d C a r r a a e a n d a n ta .
A ll local« w ill be run till ordered out.
Unless otherwise »peclfted.
■Pon'i «end a« for free publication an y­
th in g of an advertising character.
D on’t aak ua to «end you names and ad-
Jreaa o f correapondenta. T h at 1« a private
m atter between them and ua.
Copy for ada, change«, etc., muat be In
the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wednea-
lay to Insure proper care and attention.
Church and Society notice« F R E E , e x ­
cept when for money m aking purposes
Starch notices at regular rate« at the option
of the publishers.
D o n 't send us articles on politics, tem ­
perance or reltglon. Dlacuaalon of auch
topics only leads to violent and abusive
language In the end.
A void personalities. Com plim ent« deli­
cately given are always acceptable, but
even they must not be overdone, as the
charge o f Inclncerlty Is apt to follow a
shower of pretty nothing« apread broad
cast
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Before coming to the city to trade read
ers are requested to exam ine TheObsei ver
advertising columns. Its the active, wide­
awake business man who advertises, con­
sequently he is the most accomm.xlatlng,
sell« the cheapest, and deals the moat 11b-
erally in every way
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troubles in Colorado the state
authorities there followed closely
the line biased by Gov Steunen-
berg in the Coenr d’Alenes. They
found it the most effective method
of suppressing lawlessness. The
lawless element had borne a grudge
against Gov. Steunenberg ever
since he stamped out the firebrands
in Coenr d’Alene, and the people
new owe it to a condition of law
and order to put to death the lsat
relic . of such barbarity wherever
the flag of America floats.
until they are
ready
for
market.
One farmer on Willow creek had a
,
Sanford celebrated her 76th
used to take them on to the stubble birthday Christinas eve, that day
fields in the morning and drive them i*,ing also the birthday of her son
back to the corral at night. The la-law,
J W Gilmore.
An
turkeys fattened on the scattered I elegant dinner was spread at tbs
gram, and' as they did not eat the home of tbs latter, and members of
grass, the owners of the fields did her family gathered around the
not care how many turkeys were board with happy hearts and nril-
herded in the field. Finally, just be- ing faces, oheerful In tbs sr sn t’ of
fore Thanksgiving, the bend vyere the mother, grandmother and
driven to Coyote station and shipped great grandmother being able to be
to Portland. The producer was with them nt the advanced age in
paid 60 cents a head for the birds comparatively good health and
and thought he did well, while the vigor. Mrs Sanford to remarkably
THE CONING ELECTIONS
same turkeys cost the consumers active for one of her age, and has
been a very useful person in the
The direct primary nominating from |1.60 to |S apiece.”
The climate of The Inland Em-1 community where she has lived
law increases the power of the press
one hundred fold. — Candidates pire is peculiarly adapted to turkeys, many years, aiding the poor and
wishing to get before the voters being dry and clear for the better lending a helping band to the sick,
part e f the year. T h e birds are al-1
tel la xte daring her 64 years of
most be advertised if they secure
lowed to roam over a vast area in | house-keeping, and she has dons
since
newspaper#
nom ination, and
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can talk to thousands while an in- * • « * ©f gram and seeds, but »he her
gU
while unBided>
dividual is talking to one, the duty hcrder mutt ** on
lookout con* Bhe has never yet broken a piece of
of thoroughly advertising them- •t#nt,y ior coyote«, for the animal*
or gUmrare. This is re-
w l.e s i« the first one to be eon- h” « <«•»’ « « * that turkey meat i. L erk n b le. Few, 1« eny, k w p to ,
eidered by energetic candidates for I j u,c7 and tender, end they wi
n |,OUB6 M | o„g c q boast o l cuoh
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O N E L E C T IO N S .
Judges and Clarks Appointed.
Bigelow precinct—Judges. Geo Frid­
ley, W Fuller, A H appoM . Oterka.WO
McDonald, JTJohnson, J N 8penoer.
Grant—Judges, R Dingle, RC Wallle,
CH Tome. Clerks, F E Brown, John
H u ll, Wm Oehmsn.
Waeoo—Jndgee, John Fulton, Dell
Porter. W CkKUer. Gterfcs, J P Yatae,
F H Meader, C 8 Cat Iron.
Monk land—Jndgee, Elwood Thomps
eon. RA Murray, J F Beishee. Clarks,E
Baruum.P C Axtell, Claud Thompson.
Moro—Judges, FA Bayree.CKCochran
JM Dunahoo. Clerks, I D Pike, W D
Wallan, J C Freeman.
Grass Vslley-^Judges, E OWa,T New
oomb, C A Heath, clerks, C R Porter,
R L Campbell. RC Balaam.
Rutledge—Judges, O C Eakin, T B
Hearoy. Blake Craemer. Clerks. A B
Craft, G E Thompson, Clyde Smith.
Kent—Judges, Joseph Walton, H U
Martin, M H Bennett. Ctarka,Ornnvllte
Phillips, LoulaBohadewlts, JM W lbon.
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band of 600 last fall, and the herder
Of 0 8 Ry for change in oounty
road below Moro, viewers report
adverse to same approved.
O f W E Hinas to sell liquors at
Biggs, allowed.
Of G M Frost, et si, for telephone
right of way, allowed.
Of G E James for same purpose,
allowed.
Of Wm McNab for road, referred
to viewers for report. .
Of JJ Wiley, for change of Kent
j)r«cinpt,to include part of Rutledge,
uckley, et al, for road,
viewers for report.
Of G H Rebmkn for rebate of his
axes, allowed.
APPOINTMENTS.
NEW TODAY.
City Propert»,
Ws are bare to do printing, and
And two Ranches for Sals.
I have several residences in
Moro for sale. Also two ranches in
A tto rn e y general
Gilliam eounty. one of 640 seres,
(Superintendent
Hu (»«.rin te n d e n t of public Instruction
and one of 932 acres. On this there
Htate printer.
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Land commissioner.
is betwsso 800 and 900 acres ip cul­
United States senator.
tivation. Good buildings, and an
Two congressmen.
abundance of water, supplied bv
Two state representatives.
Six head oows, branded H. G. wind mill from s well. Any or all
r
One oounty oommlssloner.
Liberal reward for information as of this property can be bought on
Sheriff.
Clerk.
to where they can be iqund.
easy terms, or I am open to consid­
Treasurer.
E dwin M ays ,
er trade for other property.
Coroner.
• 629 Chamber of Com ,
J. M. P arry .
Surveyor.
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Portland, Or. 198]
Moro, Or.
The necessary preliminary Io every
If you want «ome done bring It Io U« or let
u« know and we w ill ««e you.
I f you
think we are not extensive enough for
your consideration—oh, g o ’ l o n g .
BewarJ-Cow Lost.
’«sw
man’s candidacy Is that he shall be put
forward for a nomination by petition
of at least two per oent of the vot
cast In June, 1804, for his party’s noml
nees for oongress, In the state at large,
or a oounty, or a Judicial district, or a
state senatorial, or representative, or
oongreaslooal district, as oase maybe.
The candidate who shall enter the
primary In this manner and shall re­
ceive the most votes of his party for
the nomination, w ill be the nominee of
his party, and w ill be voted for in the
usual manner at the June eleotioq.
The number of signers required on
republican primary petition for a state
nomination w ill be 1000, the maximum
required by the law; on a democratic
petition, 699. Candidates for a jrepub-
lloan nonlnatlon In the first congres­
sional district must each secure 479
signatures, and In the second distriot,
648- Candidates for the democratic
nomination must each obtain 848
signatures In the first district, and 266
in tbe second.
: i Dehorned Cows Lost.
[stray Hcrse for Sale
Ear-mark crop off one ear, un­
der bit in other, branded Anchor-S
connected on hip. Liberal reward
for information leading to their re­
covery. Last seen near Rohr Villa
DesChutes. Columbia Packing Co.
or \
F- P. T aylor ,
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The Dalles, Or.
There to one estray mare at my
laoe, 7 miles south west of Moro,
iolor bay. Whits spot on left hind
foot, spot in forehead, weight shout
1000 lbs., age 6 years; has been
worked some, no brand visible.
Unless claimed will be sold accord­
ing to law at my pleas, known as
tbe Cushman pisoe, near Erskin-
ville, Sherman oounty, State of
Oregon, at 10 o’olock a. m., on the
10th day of February, 1906.
Any person or persons having
Signed Gso. A. M eloy ,
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house­ 6 tj6 f9 -1 9 6 ]
Erekinvilto. Or.
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop­
erty, will find T he O bserver s
good medium for advertising and
securing a customer. Try
Wholesale and Mail order house
T he O bserver ,
assistant manager, man or woman,
Moro, Or for this oounty and adjoining terri­
tory. Salary $20 and expenses paid
weekly; expense money advanced.
Work pleasant;position permanent;
no investment or experience requir­
For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded ed. Write at onoe for particulars,
Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now and inclose self addressed envelops.
in cultivation, water, windmill
C ooper & Co.,
wells and springs. If you want
193]
132 Lake st., Chicago, Ills.
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good place come and see me four
miles east of Rutledge. Everything
For something warm and nest
a man needs.
No middle naan
call and inspect the fur overoosts
Address. F rank P ayne ,
166
Rutledge, Or. and robes st Messingsr A Son, Moro.
.|To Boy, Sell or ExckaHge
Jas Stewart, stock inspector.
Wesley Fuller, road supervisor,
ietrict 1.
W F Bartlett, No 2
O H Rich, No 8.
B F Shull, No 4.
C G Huis, No 6.
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James Dennis, No 6.
Henry Goetjen, No 7.
O B Eskin, No 8.
Charles H oggard, Justice of the
peace, Rufus.
Fred Krusow and J F Beishee as
s board of oounty road viewers.
Bllukeys Weather Forecast.
Now is the litue for you to put all
vour water pipes in order before tbe
tight freeze up. Hoggard a Davis
are tbe pipe doctors.
Tbe 14th 15th and 16th of this
month are marked days. Falling
barometer and rising temperature
will today and tomorrow show tbe
coming of these storms. Look out
for tbeir smoke stacks and head­
lights and listen for tbeir whistles—
M IS C E L L A N E O U S .
or do not wonder if you are run over
Bond of B F Pike, Com G A R
or
left. Blinkey says so.
Post No 4, approved.
Complaint and petition of Henry
Smith for damages, refused.
Jury list of 200 names drawn as
pretw ribed by law.
.
Ordered, that tax levyTor 1906,
on assessment as returned by As­
sessor O tto Peeta,bees follows:
Wanted by Cbieage
Grain and Stock farm
1 take chances on being shot w h ile in 1
good fortune.
office.
quest of a bird for supper. T h a t
Sinoe the ambition for office to a
Capital Journal
legitimate and laudable one, the region used to be devoted to sheep
In
territorial
days all Eastern
business of advertising candidates pasture, when the land belonged to
Oregon
was
included
in Waeoo
the
government,
and
range
was
free.
The Oregonian learns that it is becomes a business no less legiti­
I
t
is
all
cut
up
into
farms
now
,
a
n
d
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oounty.
Tbs
area
was
so
extensive
the intention of Robert Eakin, now mate and business like.
Oandi farm ing has taken the place o f wobl-1 th a t a m a n sentenced to the
county
Judge of the 10th Judicial district, dates seeking a nomination most be
grow ing. T h e turkey does not in­ jail for six months, from Fort Hall
to be<-ome a candidate for justice of known to the people in order to
terfere w ith the farming.
never got there. The constable in
the Supreme court, in the coming secure their votes at the primary
charge
of him traveled for three
election, on the republican ticket. election and the wider oironlation
Any voter Trinhlng to vote » t t h e ! o n U -
honeb« ki , nd nol hev-
Judge Eakin is a man of character of a newspaper and the more varied primnry election most be reglnterod | -ng
oonn^
and a judge of repute. His home and diversified the character of
Mills
and at the time of his registering he seat, he remarked to the prisoner:
My Motto Is
that circulation, the better medium
School ta x . : ..................... 2.9-10ths
is I/» Grande.
most declare his political belief,
Quick
Hales and
|
“Well,
Bill,
your
time
is
half
out;
Library
fund......................
1.1*10
it to for candidates for all offioee.
whioh will entitle him to vote that
Small Profits.
Road fu n d .......................... ft'V •
Of all the things said about Alios,
our
horses
are
getting
tired,
the
sen*
The one characteristic feature of
Live and Let Live.
’ Teddy, Nick, the 10 oent dowry The Observer is its Independence. political partys primary ticket, but tence will expire before ws reach State and county total---- 9
fund, etc., thia is the worst, for The independent paper then, with If be should change his belief after home, so we might as well start
It was ordered that the sheriff Call and Examine
which John H Cradlebsngh is res­ its host of warm and steadfast the primary register books are back.” Another story is told of an collect the taxes delinquent by sale
M y Block Of
FURNITURE
ponsible: ‘‘Nick Longworth is friends, in the ranks of all parties closed he Will have to vote as regis­ arrest mads on a warrant issued by of property where neceesary.
Adjourned until first Monday in
or not at all. I f a voter rag .
sad • .
worth $15,000,000 and be is going becomes the beat medium for the tered
totem on lnd.pond.nt In p o litic |
* hl°h, ™
February.
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B ID E L IN E S
to get Alice Roosevelt The horse candidates who most reach the
before buying
he by that act bars himself from
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editor has $0.05. Alioe will never
‘ ELECTION STATISTICS.
■ * of the people.
Partisan participating in any
primary PnBoner on to N \ City and bro t
see the color of that nickel this side papers with a small list of partisan
election, as the law plainly says him home by way of the Isthmus, Im p o rtan t Data to be Remembered
of Wonderland, because her own subscribers do not appeal to the
M o ro
O reg o n .
only
those who declare their poll-
Silver Lake Oregonian,
by Voters This Year.
Nick’J take care of her.”
candidate who really desires the tics can vote and then only the
A> Bn n laBtratlon of what may
The following data compiled by Bee
support of the people regardless of ticket for which they declare.
produoed on a dry land farm
What do you think of our mis­
rotary Dunbar and Attorney General
politics. Money spent with this There to a diversity of opinion as | in
Oregon, with Crawford Is of Interset to voters In
representatives in the United States
olassof papers to thrown away.
to whether a vote can be sworn in, proper management, look at the Oregon and especially to candidates for
Notice is hereby given that there
senate! Should they be permitted
W ith a sudden rash to the front but at this time The Observer holds
is at my place, known as the Smith
to remain in office! Do you not
Prader place, in the Summer lake public offlos. I t would be a good idea Bros, ranch, 3 | miles 8. E. of Monk-
believe that all senators should be the people have oome into power that it cannot be done. Section 38 region, under the immediate super to out thio article out and save IL
land, Sherman county, state of Ore­
Registration books opened by oounty
elected by the people! If you are under the direct primary nomina­ of this r law in lines 26 to 32 vision of G J Woodard. For years
gon, sinoe about November 1,1906,
tion
law,
and
the
people
must
be
clerk,
Tuesday,
January
2.
specifically
says
only
registered
thinking of these things, as doubt­
one bay mare, about 12 years old,
before
Mr
P
got
the
plaos
it
bad
Registration books dosed for primary white spot in forehead, pitchfork
less you are, you will be intensely reached before even the most pro­ voters “can vote at primary elec­ been considered almost worthless,
brand on left shoulder,weight about
interested in the Treason of the minent candidate can be placed tions and for any one who to not a number of persons having tried, election, A p ril 10,6 p .m , .
Registration books opened after pri­ 1200 lbs. Also, one black horse,
Senate, by David Graham Phillips, upon the official ballot. Candidates registered as required by this law” but with indifferent success to make
mary eleetton, April 26.
about 12 years old, branded Z, on
s series of scourging articles in the seeking a nomination must there­ “it shall be unlawful for him to offer it pay. There were last year raised
Registration books dosed for general left stifle, white strip in face, weight
Cosmopolitan, the king of the ten fore reach the reading public, and to do so (vote) unless he shall be
about 1200 lbs.
registered as above required.” Ion the f‘ rm 4,500 bushels of barky election, May 16, 6 p.m.
oent magazines. Mr Phillips takes the independent paper, with a
Said estrsys will be sold to the
Number
of
signers
required
to
in
iti­
^°nB
*lfalf* hay, and 17,000
highest bidder for cash at the place
up the record of each conspicuously circulation among all classes of Thera la no other provision by
ate
laws
or
amendments,
7,480.
which
he
can
vote.
This
to
done
to
pounds
of
potatoes,
bringing
in
an
kept as above specified,on Saturday
Iniquitous member of the senate, people, maintains its old-time
Last day for filing Initiative petitions
the 17th day of February 1906, at
beginning with Depew, and treats position as the best medium to be protect the various political parties income of something like 14,400, February S.
the hour of 10 o’clock in the fore­
it in a tremendously effective and found. It speaks to all parties and and prevent a voter from being not a bad showing for one season,
Last day for filing pamphlets oppos­ noon of said day, unless the owner
ereeds
while
the
partisan
paper
sworn
in
twice
or
more
at
different
We
cite
this
merely
as
an
instance
interest compelling manner. This
ing measures, February 6.
thereof, or his legal representative,
series will be as notable as the Law which has driven away from it all party primaries. The law to plain, tq show how badly some folks may
ehall appear prior to that time and
Direct prim ary election.
those who wish to vote at the be fooled in their estimate of the
make out his title and pay all char­
son articles and more important, as
County clerks give notloe of primary ges against said estrsy.
primaries
most
abide
by
it;
above
productive
possibilities
of
a
piece
the subject is a bigger one.
election not later than March 21.
Signed, V. V. R ichardson ,
all don’t register as an independent | of dry desert land
Monkland, Or.
Last day for filing petitions for plac­ 6tjl2f 16-200]
(Senator Gearin is not the first
if yon wish to vote, as by that
ing names on ballot for state, congres­
Oregonian to attract attention by
yon shut yourself out of all parties. I COURTY COURT PKOCEEDIMOfi-
sional, and district offices, March 80.
not being conventional in his dress
Last day for petition for oonnty
January
ISOS,
Term.
on certain occasions. Some years
offices, A p ril 4.
Gno. B. B O U R H IL L , Judgs.
ago Oregon’s chief executive, Gov.
A. M. W R IG H T . CommtoMonsr.
One vacant lot, 25x100, in the
Date of primary election, April 20.
Physicians tell us that all
Pennoyer, attended a banquet in
W
m . W A L K E R . Oommisalonor.
busy
part of the city.
Canvaaetng
votes
of
primary
election
the b l o o d in a healthy
Washington, at which the late
One store building and one lot
H . B. M c D A N E L , Clerk.
for state officer«. May 6.
human body passes through
Senator Hoar was also a guest
Main street.
W . R MoCOY, Bbertff. .
The Dallee Chronicle.
the heart once in every two
General election.
Two lots and building, suitable
'Warrants wore ordered in psy-
Both men boasted all through life
m inutes. I f this action be­
If Portland don’t cease wrangling ment of
M follows:
Last day for filing certificates of for residence. Main street.
their lack of respect for the con
over the Forestry building the next |
SALARIES AND SUPPLIES
com es irregular the w hole
nomination for state office by assembly
This is all good paying proper­
ventional, and neither was ever
body suffers. P oor health
they know the Dalles will have it G. B. Bonrhtll, oounty Judge. •118 60 of electors, A pril 19.
ty, and I want to sell it. For par­
known to pat on a dress salt. A t
IT 00
L. B. H ill ,
up here on historic ground. We I A. M . Wright, oommlaeloner.
Last day for filing nominating petl ticulars apply to
follow s poor blood ; Scott’s
this banquet both wore the ordinary
W m. W alker, oommlaelnner. . 17 00 tlons for state offioes, May 4.
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Moro, Or.
E
m
ulsion
m
akes
the
blood
have
a
oounty
that’s
out
of
debt,
a
fiW
Hrt MoDanel, salary................
Prince Albert, by which each had
Last
day
for
filing
certificates
of
88
78
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office supplies..
pure. O ne reason why
city in good financial condition and
CMMONK—la th* Circwt Ceart ol tho Stat«
become well known daring hi*
8 40 nomination for oounty offioes by
M
express................
of On^on for S h c m a a Ooaaty.
s council whioh is a unit on ques­ G E James deputy c le rk ........
yean« of public life, and were given
bly of electors, May 4.
160
J
B
Morrison,
P lain tiff,
I
W.
B.
MoOoy,
sheriff...............
tions for the upbuilding of the city
seals adjoining each other. Oov.
Last day for filing nominating peti­
offioe supplies.
18 46
- ap lo and Jennie Hand, r )
Chas
F
Te
and
we
may
show
Portland
s
thing
Pennoyer is said to have gazed
76 q tion for oonnty offioes, May 19.
B. F . Peets, deputy sherifT...
I)«-f«ndanta
board of prleonei
or two, yet.
aronnd the table at the expanse ol
To Jennie Hand, ike above named defend­
General eleotlon, Jane 4.
Otto Peeta, aeeeeeore free......... 112
ant—
Bend BuUetln.
white shirt front evident beneath
James Stewart, stock lnspeotor 6 0
In the name of tbe State of Oregon. Yon
The state, district, and oonnty offioee are hereby notified and reqairad Io appear
W. Stanley, Bounty treasurer.. 100
is such s great aid is because
the spike tailed coats of the other
Another olsss of settlere are com- OM.Frost, oounty eohool eupt 191 48
mmplAint filed against you
it passes so quickly into
guests, and turning to Senator
In tbe above eniH lied o .n rta n d o«u«e, on or
9 60
ing to the Bend oountry. This time Telephone Co
iy
in _ the Arder for publioa-
before
tbe
leet
day
821 68
Hoar, remarked: “ Do yon note,
the blood. It is partly d i­
it to s fine flock of Denny pheasants, p
tion of tbe Bnmmona berate, tow it. on or
1 <
betore
tbe
2Rd
day
of February, 1904, tba
gested before it enters the
senator, that we are the only two
Last June John Steidl notioed a | w—oo Newe_............
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time eo preeortbed for snob pohlieetion of
4
78
this In m m o n i, being one« a week for eix
present who can be distinguished
nun ber of these pretty birds on the | q vyhAxtelL*???i..
sto m a c h ; a double advan­
■aeeeeeiye week« from and after tbe data of
28 81
from the waiters!”
*
tage in this. Less work
tba first publication of «aid Summon«: and
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west side of the river below town. Boggard A Davis.........
if yon fa il to no appear nr aa«w«r «aid oom
: a S
for the stom ach; quicker
A t that time there were three or ® M m S n g sr ” "
plaint witbin tba time prescribed by «aid
There is not a hum an in the
court, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
and m ore direct benefits.
four hens, one rooeter and several | Carmody Bros
Don’t try cheap cough medi­
UI®
take
judgment aaainet yon, the eaid Jennie
U i i t e d States capable of reanoning
J G Elrod, loeuranoa.................. 90
cines. Get the best-Ayer's
Hand, for the earn of <126 00, with internet
T o get the greatest am ount
ydung,
numbering
in
all
22
birds.
M
B
Taylor,
physician...............
26
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h„» h o ld s to the b elief th at all the
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
C h er r y Pectoral, w h a t a
o f good with the least pos­
from November ffth, 1902, end for the furth
They again appeared tbe first of the
COURT EXPENSES.
h i lid - :ous
aseansius of Ex G ov.
record It has, sixty years of
ec sum of 4260.00 with tetereet thereon et
sible effort is the desire o f
week
but
this
time
Mr
S
could
only
rate of 10 per oent. per annum from Novem­
W 1 Weeterfleld. Jnetioa...........
7 89
rt < qeeoberg o f Idaho should be pat
ber 8th, 1904, and for 470.00 attorney« fee«
everyone in p oor health.
oount
15
in
the
flock.
COUNTY ROADS
I., <!•-»’ h.
I be crim l .sis th at are
in thia aotlon,which is baaed apoa two jo int
Scott's E m ulsion does ju st
and «everal promleaory note« for the m i d of
a .s ltD fcw ibe long reign ol
Boise Btateeman.
C A H eath ............................. .
«
1126 00 and 4 ‘ZftO 00 repectively. both notes
th a t A change for the
A DUIteflM?.................................
«M0
bains dated November Btb. 1909, and both
lv-r« »r in Idaho and G d o n u lo should
malnrinp on October l«t, 1KB. each of mid
..A vein of what is said to be ex­
29 40
better takes place even be­
be . noted down and d riv e n off the
note«
bains exeonted by tbe above named
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49
cellent anthracite coal has been dis-1
cures! Aak y o u r doctor If
fore you expect i t
defendant«, and eaob payable to tbe order
12
e a r 'll.
T lH - r e la no language by
of
plaintiff
and the m id plaintiff will furth­
he
doesn't
use
It
for
coughs,
covered in Malheur county, just C|,d . Barttett
18
w SI mm * m
•
er apply »o »he court fof *n order of eele of
<ti-.«*:i the en o rm ity of thia aasaa
co
ld
s,
b
ron
ch
itis,
and
all
60
«11
the
attached
pereonal property belonstng
across the Idaho line. The extant
87
throat and lung troubles.
to yoe, the eeid Jennie Hand, in thia action
>in< ion can lie adequately dea
of tbe find isu n k n oan but s good
Henry
Hoot
.
.
.
Hanry Root.
89
and for plaintiff« soata and disbursement«
fiatM« h tU fens «f
i'«»»ted-, I t is irupoeaible to coo
904 99
C G H u b ...; ...
in ihi« •»> i
aised vein has been uncovered and
• kSrt b • • dw « W -
Th!« Summon« 1« aarved upon yoa, the said
H
M
B
h
n
ll^
...
198
eeiye e f a hum an lieing so depraved
f«r «Í «vary krtSaai
Jaania Hand, by pub(iaatloo thereof. pureo
Jamee Denote .
the
formation
of
the
ground
indi­
48
Bawbba yo» toy-
as t i plan or execute such a crime.
ant Io an order made by the Hen W L Hrad-
118
■baw. Jed«e of m id Oeort at chambers on
cates s bed of coueidersble extent.
T h e p erpetrators of I t . are but
te
S cott ft B owhb
the 90th day of l*<*n.>iurer, 1904, and the
The
anthracite
is
found
under
a
first peblioatlon of m id Bumatone ia on the
COUNTY POOR
th e degenerate representatives of
Ift h day of January, 1906, tba last day of
4»y Paati S<., M. V .
stratum of sandstone w ith.a layer I Moro Pharmacy,
E ieo|M*au e lv iliz tlio n . T h e ir crim e
blleatioo bains the 9Sd day of February,
14
M.
W. H Raosntra.
of
igneous
rock
above
that
as
to
al-
j
Hberasaa
Tremor
co.
S
maa
Tremai
Ce.
89
W
w m not o f th e ir own choosing |>at
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ways the eass with anthracite. The|<> J Geffia, phyietan
V
F U R N IT U R E
U N D E R T A K IN G
O. W . A X T E L L
[strays Sale.
E very
Two Minutes
I
t
to be filled la the election next June,
are the following:
Governor.
Secretary of state.
State treasurer.
Hu
prem e Judge,
Supreme
PETITIONS.
K— '
W H E N you have something you
wish to sell, no matter what
it may be, you want to place your
proposition betore as many people
as possible. That creates demand,
and demand naturally creates a
higher price.
W H E N you wish to purchase
anything you want to reach
as many people as possible. That
creates competition, and competition
teduegs prices.
.
W H E N you wish to make an
exchange you want as large
a variety as possible to consider,
because then you’ll be sure to get
just what you desire, and at a lower
figure, too.
i
\
“ W A N T ” ad in T he M oro
O bserver will reach more
people in Sherman County than
by any other medium available*
Moro Property for Sale.
Tk« IalaaS Batate«,
CENTRAL OBK4ÍO8.
n .
• S
«
EMULSION
IMWMN
ers
C herry
P e c to r a l
grSbarp....................
W«
M
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the
a a s £ _ fo r -i£ o a
B r o n c h it is
All kinds in large or small quantities. |
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
AND SCREENS
LIME, CEMENT, COAL,
WOOD and POSTS.
Y ou w ill a lw a y s find at our yard .
SLA B W OOD
KNOCK DOW N
B U IL D IN G P A P E R .
We also handle
F R A f lE S and
nt special priors by oar land lota.
W IN D O W
W ill m eet I
all com petition.
E stim ates cheerfully given on all b ills large or sm all.
Wind River Lumber Coupai;
R o b e r t O . L y o n , A g e n t, M o r o , O r
w o rk ' o f th e ir
r