1
lite
O b a e rv e r»
A
M o d e rn
M I r e o le .
T ru ly miraculous seemed the recov­
ery of Mrs N e llie H o lt of this place,
writes J O I t Hooper, Woodford, Tenn.
“ she was so wasted by roughing puss
from her lungs. Doctors, declared her
end so near th a t her fam ily watched by
her bedside 48 hours, when, at m y urg­
ent request D r. K in g s 'N e w Phwovery
was given her, w ith the astonish log re­
sult th a t improvem ent began and con­
tinued u n til she fin a lly recovered and
is a healthy wom an tod ay." G uaran ­
teed cure for roughs end colds, 60c and
<1. Marsh A M edlar Wasro. T ria l bottle
free.
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MOttU, OREGON ;
F R I D A Y .................. J a n . 19, 1906
P e rs o n a l T a lk W ith Y o n .
, If you do not read The Observer
Why Not; • ♦/*
W e ehnuld like to have y tu tak e
It, and we '.now It would be profitable to
vou to become a «ubocrlber. W e «end it
two year« tor $-’ 50; one 3 ear $1 50; laXete
a month U i ’t much. T r y It. Order by
Poktal Card, and pay for it when you can.
A t any tim e when requested Io dn
CENTS IN ARIZONA.
to , the paper w ill be discontinued. But we
expect that all arrears w ill be paid before IS M a u y T o w « « T h a r A sa U o a g O a ly
•uch request 1« made. It («easy to ask ua.
a t t b s PostoSBea.
for a «tatetr.ent, which w ill be cheerfully 1 Phenix Is fast becoming a penny
rendered at anqr tim e.
i IVORY CARVING.
The
C te le e e a » O i l t i i « l l a M a k l a «
U la b v r a t e F a b S tic k s .
••You may atty that the Chinese »till
excel in the elaborate curving of Ivory
for fan sticks,” said u fan Importer.
‘•Years of labor are represented in
some of the fuus made In the o rient
For nearly two centuries the manufsc
ture of fans for the European market
has been an Im portant Industry ol
Chinn.
■*?“ “The Chinese workmen, brought to
Purls in tlie seventeenth century In
order to teach Frenchmen the art, aid
ed greatly In giving the prom inent*
to French fans. A t Dieppe and other
Industrial center« in Fruuce flue exam­
ples of carved ivory fan sticks are pro­
duced, and many of the most beautiful
fans reuchlug the New York market
come from there.
There is a wide
choice of material for the sticks, com­
prising ivory, mother-of-pearl, tortoise
shell, horn, sandal and other woods,
w ith occasionally tillgree work In
metal.
“The most common- materials, of
course, are wood and bone, which are
dt-eorated w ith prtntH or presBbd work.
One of the m ost notable fans, made
w ith metal sticks, is the one of carved
Silver said to have onee belonged to
M arie Antoinette. This fan Is now in
the South Kenslugton collection. The
m other-of-pearl sticks give an excel
leut opportunity for artistic carving
and also for clever gliding.”—Jewelers'
Circular-Weekly.
THE KOTOW.
N e i t h e r I n a r a r e f a l N o r D o f f r a f f la f f as
P e r f o r a t e d b y C k la a s a .
’ The kotow (pronounced ker-toe and
meaning literally to bow the head) Is
used os a form of thanks and Is not a
manner of greeting. The actors ko­
tow to their inajestlks at the begin­
ning and end of each performance at
the theater, first to thank for the honor
they are to receive in being allowed to
act before them and at the end to thank
for the privilege granted. The officials
“bow the head” to thank fdr a n a u d l
ence or any fav o r*o r g ift they have
received or are to receive from their
majesties.
The kotow Is not only
made by people at the palace and at
Imperial audiences; It Is sometimes
used by equals to each other as a prop­
er manner of thanking for some great
favor. To make the kotow the per
son kneels three times and each tluoa
bows his bead three times, touching the
ground with it. The kotow could not
be made by a foreigner without look­
ing most aw kw ard and appearing most
servile, but the Chineee do it w ith dig­
nity, and It Is neither ungraceful nor
«legradlng. I t Is a time honored man­
lier of giving th a u k i, a (Illn ess tra d i­
tion surviving from a tim e when the
courtiers were perhaps like slaves, but
at present It does not Imply any slavo-
llke inferiority on the part of him who
I*erforme i t —Katharine A. Car! In Cen­
tury
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MM«
P o p u la r and P ic tu re sq u e.
Ayer’a Pill«. Ayer’s Pills.
Aver** Pills. Keep saying
The only thing necessary to make
this over sod over again.
the Denver and Rio Grande the
The beet laxative.
most popular, as it has ever been
known the most pleasant and most
picturesque way to cross the con* Want your moustache* or I
USC n m an arassasam w a r . salt a an. asanas, a. a.
tinent, has come about. This is the a beautiful bromi or rick 1
establishment of through sleeping
car service. In connection with the
O. R. & N. a through Pullman
Standard Sleeper is now run from
Portland to Denver, leaving Port­
land at 8.15 p. m., arriving at Salt
Lake at 8.40 a. m. the second morn­
ing, leaving Salt Lake at 3.50 p. m.
and arriving at Denver 4.20 p. m,
the following day. This schedule
eed
{ S tin tin $
gives passengers seven hours-stop
over in Salt Lake, affording an op­
portunity to visit the Mormon
eapital as well as a day light ride
through the grandest soenery in the
couvrys sa Man of Mcccm. You may oarer
world.
ass ths mag H
bmc U
. Ifs hb latter hsad,
For reeervations in this car and
U i inralspu h|s hurfasw card, drcolnrs or
for illustrated booklets picturing
catalog««. Yost M
m tha man up by those
the scenery contiguous to the Den­
fcopmsioa of a man and his
ver A Rio Grande, proving it to be
do you gat If hs writes to you oo
the Hoenie Line of the World, write
wrapping pnpar or axle graaac stationary?
to W. C. McBride, General Agent,
H ow doe* yoeei. look? Ia It neat, tasty and
124 Third street, Portland.
modarn? It M If Ths Moro Observer Job
H im ( '• ■ ( I s a s .
N. Vlckary, form erly for many years
a well known taxiderm ist of Lynn,
Mass., had skinned an eagle for mount
Ing one day when an old colored man
who, did odd Jotis about came In.
“ Uncle Ben.” said the taxidermist,
"you can take home that goose over
there If you want to.”
Uncle Ben bore the “goose” Joyfully
aw ay. The next tim e tie met M r. Ylck­
ary he looked at him rather queerly,
but said nothing. A few days later
the taxiderinlst skinned an owl and
again offered Uncle Ben a goose to take
boms.
Uncle Ben removed bis h a t
scratched his head In some perplexity
and then said:
“I f lt*s all the same to you. Mlstah
Vlckary, suh. I'd like to see the feet ob
dat goose before I take him home to
my ole woman ”
▲ C a lik w w i.
Concerning the term ‘ catchword” the
London Chronicle says that Its old tech­
nical senae “Is fam ilia r to those who
affect old books. The catchword was
the first word of a page, which was
printed also by anticipation In the bot­
tom right hand corner below the last
line of the preceding page, so as to In­
sure that the pages should follow 00
properly. In Latin these catchwords
were known as ‘custodea,* guardians
The device was invented In Venice
•b o o t 1440 and was la favor fo r cen-
turlee. This Is the oldest oanoo of
‘catchword* In the English language.
A fterw ard It came to mean a prom­
inent word heading a column of a dic­
tionary. the rhyming word of a line of
verse and an actor’s cue.”
H e W e e (h e T rteh .
“Oh, George. dear,” she whispered
when he sllpi*ed the engagement ring
<m her tapering finger, “how sweet 6T
you to remember Just the sort of stone
I preferred! None of the othern was
ever so thoughtful.”
George was staggered but for 0 mo
ment. Then be camo back with. "Not
at all. dear; yon overrate me. Tnte Is
the one I've slways used.”
She was Inconsistent enough to cry
about IL / . - ■
Wtemt She W e e IS De.
“Johnnie, dear,” said bis mother, who
was trying to Inculcate s lesson In In
dnstry, “what do yon suppose mamma
would do fa r you If you should come to
her somo day and tell her that yon
loved your studies?" “Lick me for
•ailing a falsehood" said dear little
Johnnie with the frankness of youth.
“Say." M id the man who was begin
■lng to have a bare spot 00 top of his
head “can you toll ms What Is
“Y«e,” replied tbs barber, “a c
to make tbe bast of ,
P o r c e la in B a th T u b s .
— .......... J’S DYE
town. T hat does not mean that It Is
getting to be a smaller plaoe, but In the
matter of manners and customs a la r­
ger and more Im portant place.
It' has not been many years sloco a
penny was a curiosity lu Arlxona, and
it is still rare In some of the n > in ta ln
►owns. In those days a quarter jgas
iic a ll change and nickels were only
good to give to the children.
Bnt those days have changed. The
change was brought about partly by
the department stores, which thought
E u re k a Lodge N o . 121,
to drive competition eloser, but more
A . F. A A . M ., M o ro , W .
by the w inter tourist army that visits
the southwest
Meets the first and th ird
iTbutsday evenings of eocb
I t Is not that they are less liberal
m onth V isiting members
than other persons, but they use pen
cordially invited to meet
ror
ales at borné all the time and have
B
y
order of ,the W . M .
01
them In their pockets when they come w ith us.
J. M. Parry, Secretary.
to Phenix.
Though few things are advertised
outside of the dry goods line In which
B e th le h o m C h a p te r.
. N o 78 O X S .
the penny Is a unit of value. It la al­
Regular com munication
ways good at the postofflee, and every
each 2d and 4th IJ iu re-
tourist does business with the poet-
day evenings m o n th ly.
offlee first and other places afterw ard.
‘B y order W .M .
I t did not take long for many of the
É lla Hayes, Secretary.
home (»eople to “get the habit,” and
now most everybody can produce a
M o ro Lodgo, N o . 113,
penny I f be tries, tliough It Is still the
I . O . O . F . M o ro , O reg o n , f
habit o f old settlers to tell the post­
^Meets every Saturday
master or clerk to keep the change.
tin g nt 7:30 o’clock.
In the w inter the postofflee Is flooded
'V is itin g
members are
with pennies, for the tourists leave
lla lly Invited. Mera-
theirs. An old settler, who gets them
bers are expected to be
on the outside In trade or any other irecent. W m . H enricbs N . G . J.
place, offers them to the postmaster or
i*. Foss, Secretary.
gives them to somebody else to offer to
the postmaster when be would not think
tLupIno Raboooa Lodgo
of showing pennies anywhere else In
N o . 11«, I. O O r.
town.
M eet reg ularly every
But In the summer the pennies flow
tF rid a y evening. V is itin h
¡members are oordially
out again w ith the flight of the tourists,
[in v ite d to meet w ith us.
snd by midsummer the postofflee has
____'H o m e members are ex-
to hunt for small change, sending to
bs
present.
B y order o f tbe
other towns for pennies.
M rs. Jennie Foes, N . O .
Tucson does all It can to discourage
Mice- O ra L ew e lle n , Secretary.
the penny, and In this It has the moral
support of the old timers.
I t Is related that near the depot at
Tucson Is a curiosity shop that travel­
W.
ers often visit while their trains are be­
ing made up In the yards and that not
Infrequently a woman wlU pick out a
poet card or tw o and offer pay fo r them
In [>ennlee, whereupon the dealer re­ M o r o a n d C r a a a V a l l e y .
sponds th a t that kind o f money Is not
good In that city, but If she Is anxious
Receives Deposits, Bell exchange,
for a card he gives It to her.—New
and
do a General Banking business
York Herald.
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T . R . S H O C K L E Y , P r o p r ie to r .
M ORO - -
O. E L R O D
Successor to M oore. Bros.
Transacts i General Insurance Business
deadly e n e m y —
eonvumpttoti. Like
a silent serpenL It
glides along almost
unnoticed. F i r s t
a c o ld , o r ao ro
throat, then a «fight
cough, then eatarrh,
then bronchitis, then
b l e e d l n r from the
and
finally
death. Ths way to
lungs
____ ofit the threatening evil Is to fortify
crush
the 9 syi
ay«t<-m and purify the blood with
Dr. . Pierce's
Golden MtiLcal Dtscoesry.
PI
shnortrial condition
Btw» nW rtlW MTcnd
K 1
that precede« consumption Is cured by
this non-aleoho’lc ri’r.e dy. At the first
sign of deran£omentof »tomach, liver and
blood, look out! It 1« only a question of
time until the lin e * wlH be attacked
through tlxi Impnt'i blood, and then ths
danger a ill 1» rP<~t deadly.
I t should I«- known to every sick person
that Dr. B. V. I T re«- w ill give carafally
considered, fatherly, professional advice
by mall to r. 11 « ¡10 w rite l.lm at Buffalo,
N. Y. No cbttr.’a or feo of any nature la
asked.
0 M M O N & — I n th e C ir c u it C o u rt o l th e S tate
S
1
o f O reg o n for S h e rm a n C o u n ty ,
B M o rris o n . P la in tiff,
Chas F Tsntplo snd Jennie B a n d ,
D efend an ts.
1
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blioatio a being the XW day of F e b ra s ry ,
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A ttorney for P la in tiff
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changed may be avoided by sending the
desired alteration to this office. Always
O regon.
give the name of the office from which
you want It changed, as well aa the one to
Address: M O RO , O REGON.
which It (a-to be sent.
U e n a r il l*a*« en ir« r A g e n t. >
N e a r e st H otel to B u s in e s s C en ter,
Oram Memo
W . C . R U T L E D G E , Prop.
The
M o ro , O re g o n .
F o r A L L th e news
A L L th e tim e .
P o rtlan d ,
n i f f Mw S Biw asa m s i i wa —v a s s i w aaim a
t o r
Iron and Wood W orking.
H O R S E . S H O E IN G A S P E C IA L T Y .
O 8C A K
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-
HABRY UEBB:
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
THE DALLES, - - OREGON
303 Second Street, next door to the
Pacific Express Company.
Mail order« promptly attended to
All work warranted.
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N e a r P u m p H ouse.
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F. A . FLEM ING
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T ra n sferin g , T r u c k in g and
D r a y in g ;
MORO
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OREGON
I ’m Here to Stoy.
Reports to the Contrary Notwlth-
itandlr.g.
Live and Let Live Is M y Motto.
All work w ill be Promptly attended to
J. A.
OEI8KNDO&FEB
G K I8EN D O R FER
J.
a
In making remittances to The Observer,
please use bank draft, postal monei
order, express money order, or reglstere«!
letter.
Make all remittances paysble tc
D. C. Ireland & Son, Moro, Oregon.
Hpeolal attention given to anrgsry.
Ths Dalles, Oregon.
0 R .
RAY W.
LOO A N .
M oro , O regon .
Office on M s in
the G in n B u ild ing .
L) r . o . j .
S t., up stairs in
marie m . goffin .
V
Iptteltt
1
G rass V a ix x y , OaaeoN.
Office in the Weigans A Co. brick
up stairs.
Jon
House
DRAYMEN
All Stage Lince.
E x p r e ss and freight d e liv e r ­
ed to a n y part of th e city.
Clone eonnectionM for all poiuta Eaht and Weat with 2
Wm. R u d o l f
B A IL E Y G A T
TZEET
Z E I'.T
R E G U L A R OR,
P. I. WHITNEY, Peaaeng r Traffic Mgr. St. Paul. Mine.
Or S. 0. YERKES, A. 0. P^ A.,
i ,7 Seattle, Washington.
<s
S . S . ‘ 'M I N N P . 5 O T A ” M i t e fr o m S oot tie fo r th e O r ie n t F e b i s t , 1 9 0 6 .
S . S . " D A K O T A ’ ’ « a ll« fr o m S e a tt le fo r th e O r ie n t H a r t h l a t h , 1 9 0 6 .
Confectionery,
Cigars, T ob accos,
Pool Tables
L Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
g,in season. Soda Water, bottled
£>and fountain, always on hand. 4
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WAY TO CROSS THE CONTINENT
Colorado Springs and Denver
O. M. F R O S T
-d- w . o . B R Y A N T
A Daylight Ride Through Nature’s A rt G allery
F r o st & B r y a n t
Real E s ta te
J AS.
F. M O ORE
TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENVER
Loans
124 Third Strce
P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N .
Ginn Building—rtoro, Ore.
A
| axative g ro m o Q uinine
and
on Box.
awftar
A RAGSDALE
J. M .
A tto rn ey s-a t L a w ,
P a rry .
N o ta ry Public.
Offioi in The Ginn Brick
Moro, Oregon.
sgwriMhff
25c.
P atents
Attorney for the State School Fund
for Sherman County.
MORO. ORKGO^
I RADE
IVI A H r t ■
P la n e , B p oo lfle a tlo n e and Catlm aftee
C R o o rfe lly Fuenlehed «he a ll klaffe
«♦ B u lld la g e la tho C o u n try ee
w e ll as th e CMy.
H ssdgaartsvs at Wo W. R- Lasshsv jssff».
J. w.
J
W . A LLEI»
in O IIIT lT L l« .
Fracttoee la «11 ooarto.
T h e Chicago-Portland Special, the
moat luxurious train In the world.
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinirg
car, buffet smoking snd library car
(barber and bath). Less than three
days Portland to Chicago«
Parante ta k en t l i m u i l , n _ ..„
tffcl.it
»v>f I m , w ith o u t c h a r .* . In »
T h r o u g h T ra in s
to Chicago are operated dally via the
Oregon R a ilro a d fit N avigation
Company, Oregon Short Line R a il­
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
Chicago & North-Western Railway
to Chicago from Portland and points
in Oregon.
’ on del
fiee
.
Scientific American.
I^»i
4»f»ornalr Ute«« rat *d wsskty.
A han<1«o
Lion o f a hy «cU iiiiO o tournai.
m lathi»
r e a r : fo u r m onths, IL SoM by a ll
TW O
Dally’ and personally conducted «<-
curafon* In Pulla*M
ffeeplnj
car* from Portland, Lo* Anxele* *n<
iKjiis »irre
■«nt fr««.
tettar»
Chicago
60
YEAR8*
E X P E R IE N C E
S h U o a r t
C o n tra c to r
B u ild e r
M ORO, ORBOON.
Railway between the
Missouri River
C ures a C old in O n e D a y , Grip in T w o .
w . H. raqrda O
Double-Track
A lw a y s R em em ber th e Full N am e
Offices over 8. T. Go. store,
cpi>oeite Opera hall.
H . O.
b The Ody
W . C . M c B R I D E , G e n e ra l A g e n t,
M oro , O regon .
J.J 0 8 F 0 R D
Talbot, V. P. & G. M
Q
Fo r D etailed In fo rm a tio n , address
A ttorn ey at L a w
J . R . HOSFORD
M
SEEK NO FURTHER, FOR BETTER CAN’T BE FOUND
In su ran ce
M ain S t ., M oro , O regon ,
Elrod’s brick, next door to
‘ 8. T. Co’e. Store.
GENERAL O FFICES PO RTLA ND OR
E Q U IP M E N T And S E R V IC E S E C O N D T O N O N E
"
J.O.
Steamer Bally Qatsert leaves Portland
7 am. Monday«, Wedne»day» and Fridays
Leaves T h e Dalle« 7 a. m., Tuesdays,
Thursday« and Saturday*.
Steamer Regulator leave* Portland 7
am., Tuesday*, Thursday« and Saturday*.
Leavr« T h e D alle* 7 a. m., Monday*,
Wednesday«, and Friday*. *
Steamers leaving Portland make daily
connection at L y le, with C R & N train for
Goldendale and K lickitat V alle y point*.
C R & N train leaving Goldendale on
Monday», Wednesday* and E rld « y *6 30 a.
m., making connection with steamr Regu­
lator tor Portland, ai I way point*.
C R A N train leaves ’ioldendale on Tues­
days, 1 hursday* and Saturdays 8 30 a. m.
connecting at Lyle with Steamer Sadie
Il for The Dalles cor-iectlng th erew ith O.
R AN. trains East and West.
Steamer Sadie B leave* Cascade Lock*
dally, except Sunday, 7 am. for The D alle*
aiHl way points arriving D alle* 11 am.
Leaves T h e Dalles 2 pm., arriving Cas­
cade Locks 6 pm.
Meal* served on all steamer«.
Fine accommodations for team* and
wagon*.
Steamer leave» Portland from A lder St.
dock.
Passing Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Tennessee Pass,
Marshall Paas and the Royal Gorge
Q
A b s tra c tin g
D A L L E S C IT Y ,'
M ETLAKO
SAD IE U
For detailed information, rates, etc., address
.xiS—<Sh-i
;
P o rtla n d * O regon.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILW AY
j____",______________________ ______'____ A —
aO> XS AS XS HX
.........
Columbia River Scenery.
• M ia i
M O DERN O V E R LA N D T R A IN S In e ith e r d ire c tio n d a ily
Strongs Brick
L. CRAIG,
T h « c o m fo rta b le w ay Is via the
Piano and Furniture moving our
specialty. Special spring truck
for th is w o rk .
*-
M o n o ........................ OaxtioN.
A ttorn ey a t L a w .
Boats )e a\e Portland dally except Sunday
for W illam ette and Lower Colum bia
t
River Points.
Monthly t trainers to C hina and Japan.
For full 'nlorination call on or adereas
M orn, O regon.
W EST
Trunks and grips taken to
and from all trains.
v ;
First 8treet
8t, Paul rr 4
C. R. S H A N D Y , Agent,
O R
B u ild in g ,
V. LITTLEFIELD
Ohlofffo.
S A N F R A N C IS C O .
EAST
J. FRED JAMES
DENTIST
OhlOfffff sn<
Kartete« OÄy.
Ocean o learners leave Portland at 8 p. m.
every 6 days for
Through Salt Lake C ity , Glenwood Springs. Leadville, Pueblo,
P h y sic ia n and S u rg eo n
J?
\Vcetera Union Telegraph Co.
Spokane,
Mlnnffapollff,'
................
O R . M. B. TAYLOR
O p e ra
W h e r e th e P e o p le S to p
BaW
Danvffr,
Orna H r ,
l i e n 'l PaHHHiiger A g m it,
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To Jennie Hand, ths above named defend­
ant—
In tbs nam e o f the S ta te o f O regon. Yoo
are hereby no tified and req uired to appear
and anewer the oo m p la ia t filed againet you
in the shove e n title d onurl and ranee, on or
before the Isat day in tbe order fo r p u b lic a ­
tion
tbe Ham m ons he rein , to w n , on or
before the 2fkl dev o f F t b r a a r r , IW 8 , the
tim e ao prescribed fo r such pu blicatio n of
this Uomroona, being onee a week for six
aneoeeetve weeks from and a fte r the date of
the first oohU esitno o f said Sum m ons: and
i f yoo f a ll to se appear or answer said com ­
p la in t w ith in tbe tim e p r . ^ n t ^ l by aaid
o»nrt. fo r w a n t th e reo f, the p la in tiff w ill
taka tod. n a n t agaiM B yon, the aaid Jvante
H a n d , lo r the earn o f f t » 00, w ith in to rest
«hereon a t the ra te o f 10 per eent per annum
from N ovem ber M b , 1002. and fo r tbe fo rth
er earn o f f'JMi.OO w ith In terest thereon at
rate o f 10 per sent, per annum fro m N ovem ­
ber 6th, 10051, and fo r 870.00 attorneys feae
Mr. Motes B on er, <f PtahlutowB. Penn's, 10 thia a o ti'm .w h ic h ie based upon two jo in t
writes: "Loal fsll I took a sever« Cold ( ths
result of wvt »••< t) acJ th is brought on ca­ and several prom lasory notes for the anm o f
tarrh and broacbltls whlcp lasted all wlntea 8 l * " < ) a n . l 8 * t t * > rap ea tive lf. both notes
1 u sedthree iMititea of Dr. Pierce's Golden ueing dated N ovem ber 6th, 1903, end both
Medical Dtaruvi 1 y and two or three vlala of m oturiu g on O ctober 1st, UMB, each of acid
the •Ptea»nnt p rib ta ." also one packatrs of goiea using exeoau-d by tbe above earned
Dr. Sage's C ata ri h It* uiedy. 1 atn now curad,
d> fe u d e n w , end eeoh payable to the order
Manx thanks to you “
An honest denier w ill not try to per- of p la in tiff and tbe said p la in tiff w ill f a r th ­
er
*1 ply to tbs court fo r an order of sale of
a usds you to take a worthless sulistl-
tute In piste of the "Golden Medical a ll tbe M ta o h e d personal property belonging
to
»on. the aaid Jaa n te H a n d , la tb ia action
“Dteeovery * (or the sake of a little added
and fo r pla bi tiff« cost« end disbursem ents
preda
10 th ia estioo.
T b ia tto ttM o n s ta esrved epon you, ths said
J eunis
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inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the date of the paper hi the date at
which your current aubacrlptlon expire«.
Batter bring la that
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S. $. Hayes, Manager at Moro.
The old world and the new d raw so
nearly together at Bering strait that
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steamers pass from Asia to America
In a few hours, and Eskimos frequently
cross between the tw o continents In
their oomlsks. Regular communication
Insurance Broker.
between the tw o would have been ee
tab Bailed long ago but for the fact that
for seven months In the yenr the Arctic
M o r o , O a -« » ic o n .
Ice renders the few miles from Cape
Prince of Wales to the opposite Si­ Policies issued on the beet fire
berian coast Impassable to old fashion­ insurance companies in the world.
ed means of communication. Modern Special attention to grain inaurance
science, however, triumphs over the
forces of nature, snd at present the |1 O H T E » T N O T IC E .
eyes of capital are turned toward Ber­
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D epartm ent o f tbe In te rio r,
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ing strait for rapid communication be­
U n ite d States L an d Oftloe,
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tween America and Asia, both by tele­
; T h e Dalles, O r., Dec. 26, 1906 1
graph and railroad.--Sunset Magaalne.
A sufficient contest affid avit having
been filed in this office by Robert J?
Love aaS IM alossaer.
G
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n contestant, against homestead en­
A curious story of love snd diploma­
try N o 11682, made October 22, 1902, for
cy to current In Rio Janeiro. Relations N 1-2 8 W 1-4, N W 1-4 B E 1-4, BW 1-4
between Peru snd A rs a ll were strained N E 1-4. section 12, townnhlp 1 8, range
on account of b<W.dsry disputes, snd 18 E , W M , by Richard EJ H a ll oontes-
the Peruvian ‘minister at Rio Janeiro teo. In w hich it Is alleged th a t m id en
was ordered to reach a better nnder- try man has not resided on said tract or
stsndtng. W hether as a means to tlx cultivated tbe same for more than six
end or by accident, In the course of his months lost pact. T h a t said entrym an
negotiations the Peruvian minister fell moved hlc fam ily from this state to the
slate o f U ta h , more than one year last
in love w ith the daughter of Brasil's
(Mwt, and he and bis fam ily are nonree
minister of foreign affairs. A fte r this idents for more than a year last past,
relations between Peru and Brasil be­ snd d uring all said tim e lost m ention­
came harmonious In the extreme until ed have w h o lly failed to reside upon or
the Peruvian proposed and was reject­ cultivate said land, or caused the same
ed. Then he proceeded to pen a aeries to tie cultivated or improved and have
of official notes of such acerbity that entirely abandoned the same. T h a t
communication had to be broken off al­ said alleged absende waa not caused by
together, and a new Peruvian minister his em ploym ent in the a rm y , navy, or
marine corps of the U nited Htates In
Is necessary in Itlo
Ume of w ar. Bald parties are hereby
notified to appear, respond and offer evi­
GANGER AVERTED.
dence touching said allegations, a t 10
I l a man should cross a deadly snake la O’oiock a m . February 17, 1906, befo
hi« path say. he would quickly ernah It HR McDanel, county clerk, at hisoffl
beneath hl« n»el before it could sink Its In Moro,Oregon,and th a t final hearing
poisonous fangs nto hla flesh. He would
not step out 01 the way and temporise w ill be held at 10 o’clock a m , February
24, 1906, before tbe Register and Recei­
with the danger­
ver a t the U n ite d States L an d Office in
ous reptile. And
The Dalles, Oregon. T h e said contest­
y e t how many
people are there
ant having, In proper affid avit, filed
w h o temporize
December 7, 1905, set forth facto which
show th a t after duo diligence personal
service of this notice cannot be m ade.lt
Is hereby ordered and directed th a t
h notice be given by due and proper
M ichael T. Nolan,
publication,
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