Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 26, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text* J aií . 26, 1906 Pereenal Talk With Vaa. I f you do not road The Observer Why Koi? W e should lik e to have you take It, and we Know It would be profitable to vou to become a subscriber^ We »end 1» two year» for $2 50; oneyear $1 60; 12Hcto a month 1» a’t much. Try It. Order by Toatal Card, and pay for It when you can. - A t any tim e when requested to do »«», the paper will Ifr discontinued. Hut we expect that all arrear* will be paid before auch request 1» made. It l»ea»v to ask u« for a statement, which will be cheerfully rendered at any time. T H E HALL O F FAME. The Counteaa of Jersey la one ol England's clever women. Emperor W illiam wished Joachim, the fam ous violinist, to give the Oar man crown prince lessons, but the m usic m aster declined the honor. Prince Louis of Battenberg Is a printer, lie will have a trade to fall back on when the cjsar’s peace con ferences do away with the need of navies. Joseph n . Choate, the former am bas sadur to the court of 8t. Jam es, has resumed the practice of law In New York city. He has taken offices wttl bis sou, Joseph H. Choate, Jr. I)r. Stephen Call, an octogenarian, has reslgued the postmastershlp of In galls, Okla., declaring that conscien tious attention to the duties of that position did not leave him enough tlrnt for coon hunting. Curtis Guild, Jr., the recently elected governor of M assachusetts, Is a m at of many accomplishments, and should he have turned*'bis attention to music he would have become noted. H e Is also an actor of ability. Secretary Root has secured as hl» »onlldetatial.^lerk H. F. Neighbors ol New York, who acted as private sec retary to Mr. Root prior to his a p IMilntinent. Mr. Root Is the first secre tary since Mr. Blaine to avail him self of the actual services of an employee of that grade. General « . P. De H art of Lafayette. Ind., Judge of the circuit court of Tip pecanoe county, hue ^founded a mu seum of Indian relics In his country home, Lookout Lodge. In which m ay be found all kinds of Indian relics and som e that have come from the battle fields of the civil war. William Travers Jerome of New York Is not the only man who won at the recent election without having any party nomination. In M assachusetts John B. Moran, who ran for district attorney of Suffolk couhty (Boston) on the Indorsement o f the requisite num ber o f voters, w as elected over the fusion nominee of the Republicans and Democrats. " * Thirty years ago a physician told William Booth, founder and general issimo of the Salvation Army, that his (Booth’s) life work w as about done and be hud better retire to a quiet country place, where. If possible, there w ere good shooting and fishing, “1 have bad plenty of fishing since—for men,” says the general, "and have had good sh ootin g- at the devil." J««® *« ALES A. r a A. T he o n ly th in g necessary to m ake the D enver and R io G rande the m ost popular, aa it h a s ever been know n th e m ost p leasan t and m eet picturesque way to cross th e con tin en t, has com e about. T h is is the estab lish m en t of through sleeping B e th le h e m C h a p te r. N o 78 O . I 8 . car service. In connection w ith the Regular com m unication O. R. A N. a through P u llm an each 2d and 4th 1 hare- Standard Sleeper is now run from day even in gs tn ou tlily. Portland to Denver, lea v in g Port Rv order W.M. land a t 8.15 p. m., arrivin g at S alt Ella Hayes, Secretary. Lake at 8 .4 0 a. m. th e second m orn ing, lea v in g S a lt Lake a t 3.50 p. m. M ere L ed g e, N o. 113, 1. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon. and arrivin g a t D enver 4.20 p. m. Meets every Saturday the follow in g d a y . T h is schedule »•veiling at 7:8« o ’clock. gives passengers seven hours-stop V isiting m em bers are over in S a lt Lake, affording an o p oordlally Invited. Mein here are expected to be portu n ity to v isit th e Mormon c s p its l as w ell as a d a y lig h t ride » reeen L W m . H enrtchs N . G . J . Foss, Secretary. through th e grandest scenery in the world. Lupine R ek eeea Ledge For reservations in th is car and No 118,1, o o f . for jilfu stra ted booklets picturing Meet regularly every the scenery con tigu ou s to the D en iveu in g g. V isitin g Friday even nienil«ers are cordially ver A R io G rande, proving it to be in vited to m eet w ith us. the Soenic L ine of the W orld, write H om e m em bers are ex to W . C. M cBride, G eneral A gent, peeled to be present. By order o f the 124 T hird street, Portland. Lodge. Mr». Jen n ie Fose, N. O. MOHO, OREOON: F R ID A Y . . . .............. Eureka Ledge N e . 121, M., More, Or, Meets the Drat and third Thursday eveu in gs of each m outh V isiting members eordlally Invited to m eet B y order o f t b e W . M. J. M. Parry, Secretary. Regular and P icturesque. . T h e -O b se r v e r . M oro 'S B arber S hop Everything First Class and Dp to date. T . R . 8 H O C K L I Y , P r o p r ie to r . MORO I (£ e e e d I? i;in tin § fbavk The ‘ Ocean W ave” W ashing Machine. T he best on the market. Carmody Bros, have it. Il you would have your watch repaired properly, lak e it to O M H eacock, Moro Jew eler. For som eth in g warm and neat call and inspect the fur overooab and robes at M essinger A Son, Moro Broken rings, sp ex, and articles of j iwelry neatly repaired at H eaoock’s. T he O bserver is su stain ed hv it» iwn reputation. The Offloml Paper of Th< People; In k s, m ndilage, cards, ^envelope», paper of every kind, tablets, every style, a, I'he Observer Book Store.' Carlam paper, any site to order »8 The Observer office BR ITISH B R IEFS. sod stum p fo r m ark in g lin e n . N e a re s t t READ THE OBSERVER PX.ORBR. W C. II B. I lfrWWWWaWWWIWIWWWWN iiillI P o r t la n d , III H Ittl — _ - ■ ■ .... - a ■■ - r — e— — M achinery Repaired. F . A . F L E M IN G T ra n sferin g , T r u c k in g and D r a y in g S“ Y ou c a n n o t vote in the Prim ary E lection « of your party u n less yoo »egieter. Y ou c an n ot leg a lly sign any n o m in a tin g {»etition u n til you register. T he N ew B ifg s is certainly iuo“t deservedly popular hotel, and mine host, J. J Heckard and wife are entitled to a very liberal p a .r-n age. T he table ifc supplied w i l t -verytb in g nice, and the rooms are new, neat and clean. The great need of the age seem s to be neighbors who will not wait till they are mad to toll a woman her chi, dren need spanking. Father a nd th e gtrla have mighty Ut tie trouble persuading them selves that mother would rather hear them tell of 'a alio w than go to It h e ro e lf Every man believes that hie w its’» set-ond huslaend will not suit the chll dren. but deee the horrible thought ever occur that her' first husband doesn't please them very well either 1 -A tch i son Globe. FACTS FROM FRANCE. Tbs manufactara of genuine French brandy baa almost ceased. The French government has forbid den tbe uee of absinth In both the army and the navy. A Paris thief wbo bad »toleo a M cycle tiefcmglng to M. Marcel Brunard was Impaled on a mechanical poet- ford which the ewMr bad cooaaafod la B*e —Arte of the machine for ench Ona o f tha courts la Parts la ooeapled w ith a case against a picture dealer wbo sold what ha asserted w te ! geaa tee Baphaal for fl«X>00. The buyer paid txooo down and then ___ that tha dealer had bought tha picture Car 90 freaca. Ha wasted hla !L«K> experts hare - COMPLETELY DISCOURAGED ’ G I w r y J u e ta m in u te |o » id ere w h a t Ihr. O O H o te l O regon. D r . marie m . goffin . Dileases ot W omen CUUrn a Sjaialii . D New Entirely. Um atilla House S I N N O T T dt F I S H . P R O P R I E T O R S [ Prracrt/iWort h a s 1 done for morwthun h a lf-m i l l l o n I women In tbe last ¡thirty years. H’h/if it Hui draia » th e n it nun d a for j/ott. Believing t h a t alcoholic, s t i m u la tin g tnrdirlnee were doing much hr.rm. Doctor lt.V. l ’ierco turned hie Invi-atlretlng mind upon the problem of producing a remedy for the nee of weak and Suffering women that should be free from al^dtol and at the seine time xrrxcTivx and sArr.. 2V<tlure At* v a n idnA n h u n d a n tly ta r such need» and Dr. Pierce fonnd In nativ« medicinal plant« such ae the roots of ooi . dbm ex At., i . akv ’ s «t.rrrxB, blacb ooHien, VNironn and nt.ux oohosb , the needed ntcuiclnul pmpertlea which by peculiar, proce- mw strictly his own, without the nee of alcohol, he hoe e i tractnd, preserved and combined In exact ptoportlon» to »»cure from each It« best effect. Thus compounded hl« • favorjtx raxecxiFTios ’ t« a remedy for the pains and drain«, weakw— and Inflammation of the uterine system that he» won world wide fame by curing more than ninety- nine out of every hundred who have used It properly. -..u t taking thi« you will know wOnt pot» -..In te‘ W EST - - - - N OTICX FOR PVBLICAT1ON Department of the Interior, ... Lend offloe at The Dalles, January 19, 1906. ate* F irst 8treet Close c o n n ectio n s for a ll p oin ts E ast and W est w ith 2 MODERN OVERLAND TRAINS In e ith e r d ir ec tio n d a lly For detailed information, rate», etc., addre»» F. I. WHITNEY, Patteager Traffic Mgr. Si. Riel. Mlaa. Or S. 0. YE8KM, A (L P. A, S trongs Brick Seattle, Wa»bla|ion. s. a. "M IN N E S O T A '' «all» (rem Seettl« (er the Ortont Prk lot. S. 8. "D A K O T A " »eil» (rem Seattle (er Or toe t rierch lath, MORO, ORE. M o n klan d , O regon. N , N ola X. Regieter Mton am T. o n c i FOR P U B LIC A TIO N . U m i»o6. Confectionery, Cigars, T o b ic c o s, Billiards ' Pool Tables in season. d S v 1 r ^ ™ Ice Cold D rin k s and Ice Cream o tN V C K 1 o G rande R A | L R 0A D Soda W ater, bottled |>and fo u n ta in , a lw a y s on hand. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WAY TO CROSS THE CONTINENT Through Salt Lake Q ty, Glenwood Spring*, Lrxdvillr, Pueblo, Colorado Spring» and Deaver A Daylight Ride Through Nature’s Art Gallery iramera leave Portland at 8 p. m. every 6 days for SA N Q A L. CRAIG, U en 'l Passenger A gent, P ortland, O regon. C R. S H A N D Y , Agent, Moro, Oregon. DALLES CITY, BAILEY GATZERT METLAKO REGULATOR, SADIE B Steamer Bally Gatsert leaves Portland 7 am. Mondays, Wednesday» and Friday» Leave« The Dalles 7 *. m , Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Steamer Regulator leaves Portland 7 am., Tuesday», Thursday« and Saturdays. Leaves The Dalles 7 a. m., Mondays, Wednesday», and Fridays. Steamers leaving Portland make dally connection at Lyle; with CR&N train for Goldendale and Klickitat Valley points. CRAN train leaving Goldendale on Monday», Wednesday» and Fridays 6 3 0 a. m., making connection with steamr Regu lator lor Portland, ar f way points. CRAN train leave» Soldendale on Tues days, Thursday* and Saturday» 8 80 a. m. connecting at Lyle with Steamer Sadie B for The Dalle» connecting there with O. RAN. train» East and West. Steamer Sadie B leave» Cascade Locks dally, except Sunday, 7 am, for The Dalle» and way points arriving Dalles 11 am. Leaves The Dalle» 2 pm., arriving Cas cade Locks 6 pm. Meal» served on all steamer». * Fine accommodation* for teams and wagon». Steamer leave» Portland from Alder St. dock. GENERAL OFFICES PORTLAND OR M. Talbot, V. P. & G. M T R A IN S DAILY B E T W E E N OGDEN A N D D E N V E R Q E Q U IP M E N T And S E R V IC E S E C O N D TO N O N E 8ECK NO FURTHER, FOR BETTER CAN’T BE FOUND For Detailed Information, addrem O rfooä . W . C . M cB R ID E , General A g en t, V . L IT T L E F IE L D 124 T hird Strer PO R T LA N D , OREGON. It Tto M r Double-Track Kailway betweee tbe A ttorn ey at L a w . j A lw a y s Remember th e Full Name M ain S t ., M oro , O regon , y. B. BOeFORD laxative Rromo on Bos. 25c. J. M . P a rry . J _ |O 8 F O R D A R A G 8D A L E H. Notary Public. Attorney for the State School Fund let Sherman County. O. S h ü o a r t If In any doubt:ns to what Is beat for you, write «1x1 a»k advice a t Dr. B. V. Pierce, »V4 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y., end reliable in«,'. al advice will ne sent yod by -teturu mull In accurely sealed envelope. All correspondence free aad Strictly oonhdenUel. M o n k la n d . Oregon: A rth u r D a v l. “ '’J’ * portor Pbn-e*« Ploaa^nt Pellets the land. Oregon; Claude Bpoon^Mookland, Or; Headquarters at the W. B. Larnher yai favorite family laxative. One "Pel let* a *tJl9fI6Mun M mmam . T. Monas. Regtetrr laxative, two "Pellets”a J •O YEAH!’ EXPERIENCE P atents laoaa orhgoa * J . W.AULXH J. W. HILL. X. D- IRtUITiTUV. teaD Missouri River Q u in in e Cures a Cold In O ne D ay, Crip in T w o. W . H . R AG 8D A L! Department of the Interior A tto rn ey s-a t L a w , Land Offloe. The Dalles, O r, I " January 16th, 1906. ( Office in T b s G inn Brick Notlee la hereby given that the following- Moro, Oregon. named settler has filed notlee of hie inten- One to BB»k" ®n*1 o,oof ln • aPPort °* olaim and that eaid proof will be mode before the Register end Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on February 21st, 1906, via: GRANT B KELLOGG, C o n t r a c t o r Vfr b u i l d e r of Monkland, Oregon, H B No 718®, for the Lots 10, 11,11, of Heotiou n , rownahtp 1 M O R O , O R BOON. Booth, bangs 19 Beat, and tot A Section 6, Township J Booth, Range 19 E..W. M, P la n s, S p e e lfle e tle a s and Ceti He nemee tbe following wttnoeh C h eerfu lly Furnlshwd fer nil k in gs prove hie eootinuems reeidenoe upon aj S^Hivatioo of —id land, via: Phillip M Rug- e f B nllg^ngs In th e Cnnntry • • .lee. of Monkland. O ra**; * • “ u w e ll n s th e Cltp- F R A N C IS C O . Boat» leave Portland dally except Sunday for Willamette and Lower Columbia River Points. Monthly Steamer» to China and |apan. For full ’nlormatlon call on or aderess Poming Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Tennemee Pam, Marshall Pam and the Royal Gorge ' *- / named settler has Had notlee of hie inten J .O . E lro d ’g b rick , n e x t door to tion to make final proof In support of hla claim, and the« said proof trill be made be- 8 . T. Co’s. Store. fore ith« Register end Receiver et the Dalles Oregon , on Fi ebruery 21 et, 1906, via: J A8. F. MOORK PHILIP M KL’OOLEH, of Monkland, Oregon, on H K No 8666, for I A ttorn ey at L aw tbe lota f, fi, and 6, Beo. <1. end lot 11, Boo. M oro , O regon . 90. Tp 1 M, R 19 R. W M. He names tbe following witnesses to t Offioee over 8 . T . Co. Btor«, hie eootinuaua residence npoo and coltiva- Don of seid lend, vis: W H Taylor. John op p osite Opera h a ll. Gibson, 8 J Brook and Claud Bpoon, all of fitJ19fl6-lBfi] Ocean <8 . . _ OpekRfM' Mlnnaapdfla, • I , ffaul enff iOMnfB» Thi Dilles Unte. GREAT NORTHERN RAILW AY Wm. Rudolf O pera H o u se B u ild in g , - B ' Danvwv OmatiK • Ohleac* antf Kumt! dby. T he eem ferta b le way Is via the for thiB work. DENTIST M oro •we •«< C oW ia River Sceoery. PoriM ‘ OR P h y s ic ia n an d S u rgeon *v DAILY rains , M O R O , ORCCOM. f m blioetion beina the 28d day o f Febru a ry , 906. W . H K a (MD»XB. 7 t J l im - î0 0 ) A ttorney fo r P la in tiff. ^IveT Bto* átetea^í^ Vinton H o tel ’ H. Johnson I Son P terce'» P a v a r tU take aud h i.'j’ u hat you kn ow to be good. EAST M oro, O regom S T O P Where the People Stop D r . o . j . goffin , S L *, th e nth rr & the fir»t pobboation of »aid Ham m on«: and if yoo fa il to «o appear or a n .w e r «aid com p la in t w ith in the tim e preacrihed by ««id ooort, for want thereof, the p la in tiff w ill PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. take jadwment aeaiuat vou. the «aid Jennie H au d, for the aam of glZSUO. w ith interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from N orem her fitb, 1902, and for the fa rth er »am of gXXl.lO w ith intereat thereon at 4 rate of 10 percent, per «nriam fro m Novem her fitb, 1902, and for |7 0 00 attorney« fee* Office In The Goffin Building, 1st S t in thi« action.w hich ts baaed upon two jo in t Moro, Oregon. and aeveral promieeory note« fo r the «am of |12 5 00 and 250.00 repeetively. both note« being dated Novem ber 6th. 1902. and both T YR. M. B. T A Y L O R m atu ring on O ctober l»t, 1903, each o f said I note» being exeoated by the above nam ed ' defendant«, and each payable to the order of p la in tiff and the «aid p la in tiff tr ill fn rth - G rabs V allby , O rbqon . . apply to the court for an o^der of sale of Office in th e W eigan eA Co. brick «II the attached pereot n a l property Ixtlonging ennie U a ifit, in thi» action up Btaira. . to yon, the said Jennit and for p la in tiff» eoet» and disbursem ents in thi» action. [ ) R . J. F R E D JA M ES This Sommons is served upon yon, tbe said the feeling and plaint of women wht. are "run-d<"vn ’ «o lo’v that work dreg«. fannie Hand, by publication thereof ,puren- t to an order m ade by the H on W L Brad ach<», bask c c j hand» tn ia'I voice quivers, Uttic »u«w Judge o f »aid C ourt a t cham bers on things annoy and tbe 30th day o f Decem ber, 1905, end the ¡,aeyerythlnf g o e s first pu blicatio n o f said Sam m ons is on the I2 tb day o f Jan u a ry, 1906, the last d a y of ' wrong.’ L .»A BuperUimfoel C e n te r , Free bus to and from trains P R IC E S R E A SO N A B L E Rates by the day * 5 0 c, 76 c, $ i .0 0 , $ 1 .6 0 , $ 2 . Conducted on B est Principles European Plan Bah L riK C e m m e r c ia l T r a d e Sw llcrted A Good Clean Family Hotel ïommercial Job Printing N mt . Cam A T advertise. W hen you get our ad vertising, you get business hringers waa B u s in e s s OSCAR A N D E R S O N . MANARKK m em — horse sho eing a spe c ia lty . HARRY LIEBE » (»11 When a man helps a ^ v o m in in bar hone« work she has w drop what abe doing and watt on\htm. GratttuOe ootnes with the yearn— when w e quit crying for Jam and are thankful that we have bread to t o IW ud Monte Strati Convientto Business Iron and Wood W orking. After 1 pm. W ednesday, it is very I J. A GEtöENDOKFEK J. M. LOWE difficult for ua to h an d le copy that U M M O N H .— In »lie C irè ù ïl C r t iír t O t t li» of O regon f<v H h e rm an O o u n ty . b for changes in the torm. eisendorfer lowe If its a Book you want, The J B M orrison. P ln in tiff, | Observer Book Store is The place to P h y s ic ia n s & S u rg eo n s v«. * f ’ Ghas F Tern pi o and Jennie Hand, ) find a variety to select from. Defendants. Special attention given to .. A pples by the peck, box, or bushel To Jennie Band, the above named defend Offloe in Vogt block. The Dalles. Oregon. ant— at th e S a c h s m arket; the famou» In the nam e o f the State o f O regon. Ton Yellow Newtown leads them all. <re hereby notified and rea a ire d to appear 0 R . RAY W. LOGAN. «nd «newer the e am p la ia t filed against you Get your jew elry of one who hae in the above e n titled ooort and caaae, on or P h y s ic ia n and S u rgeon . had experience in buying, or per ><efore the laat day in the order fo r pu blica tion o f the Hnmmone herein, to w it, on or M oro , O r boon . haps you will regret it. Get it of before the 23d dav of F e b ru a ry , 1906, the Heacock and it w ill last. tim e an preeenbed for anch pu blicatio n of Office’ on Main S t., up stairs thia Ham m on», being once a week for six Our “ ad«” attract attention and .neoe»«ive week« from nnd a fte r the date of the G inn B uilding. There la one thing about liking the glxxard of Che chick en -you can nearly alw ays get IL OMerol Fa»«mgw A««.». G R A SS VALLEY, ORC. ver at the U n ited States Land Office In O R E G O N Express and freigh t d e liv e r The Dalles, O regon. T he said contest M O R O ed to a n y part o f th e city. L atest m aps of both Oregon and ant havin g, in proper affidavit, filed I’m Here to Stay. W ashington, for sa le at T he December 7, 1906, set forth facts w hich r u n k s a n d g r ip s ta k e n to «how that after due diligence personal Observer Book Store. Report» to the Contrary Notwlth service of th is notice cannot be m ade.lt a n d fr o m a ll tr a in s . Stationery, paper, pens, ink. is hereby ordered and directed that standing. Pianfif and F u rn itu re m oving our Live end Let Live it My Motto. pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the tuch notice be given by due and proper publication, Michael T. N olan, Observer Book Store. All work will be Promptly attended to sp ecia lty . S p ecial «pring truck 6tj6f 16 198) Register PITH AND POINT. H o te l For A LL the news A L L the tim e. I Esm ond The Observer. Terms 81.50 per year The boot and shoe trade finds em ploym ent for 250,000 people in Eng bind. The Emperor fountain at Chatsworth throws the loftiest Jet In England This rises to a height of 267 feet. Slavery still exists In British Blast Africa, the English government haring refused to abolish its legal status. England's first spinning m ill to be worked by electricity has been started nt Fendlebury. Manchester. It con tains 80,000 spindles and has no cblm ney. A London coroner remarked recently that s law should be passed against the use of old medical prescriptions. Pre scriptions useful at one time, he said, m ay be deadly when used again by people whose physical condition has w holly changed. Acveral bugles are on exhibition here and there In England as the one that "sounded the charge of Balaklpvs.1 Now comes IyOfd Tredegar, who waa one of the six hundred, and says the charge was not sounded on that occa «Ion H e aaya the troopers were "among the guns" le-fore anybody thought about bugles. C. " M o ro , O r. O. B. Lytle, »« B. Wredtery, W . C . R U T L E D G E , Prop. Zk/Eox© - - - - O x e g ro x x . If you w ant to keep posted on all w ill be held at 10 o’clock a m , February hat is doing in Hherman oounty, yop went 24, 1906, before the Register and Recel ....»Inks..... For ralee and Information apply lo R a te lx e a n d x r A * m n t Ç herm an C ou nty, U nited State« l a n d Office, > The Dalle«, Or., Dec. 26, 1906 i S h o p o n P a r k B tr c c l, N ea r P um p House. A sufficient contest affidavit having beeu filed In th is offloe by Robert J. G in n ooi i ten taut, against hom eetead en-1 try N « o o x 41682, itw z , m niaoe ade vevooer October zz, 22, 1902, n» for ----------------- ---------------- N 1-2 HW 1-4, N W 1-4 --------* HK 1-4, 8W 8 1-4 fc * 3 a 3 S 3 g g g g g g g g g g g ? 4 3 ’!83BaaeySBB8Si!feK ?feK 2K N E 1-4, section 12, tow n sh ip 1 8, range 18 E, WM, by Richard EJ H all contes a tee, in w hich It is alleged that said e n try man lias not resided on said tract or | THE DA LLES, OREGON. ultivated the sam e for m ore than six m onths last past. T hat «aid entry man E lectric L ights in Every Room IF »VERT l i n i r e w VW O R D ER m oved his fam ily from th is state to the 1 and E lectric C all B ells. Practical Watchmaker -date o f (T ail, more than one year last sb past, and he and his fam ily are nonrea and Jew eler. — H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . — idents for more than a year last past, and during all said tim e last m ention T H E D A L L E S , - - OREGO N t he bserver ffice ed have w h olly failed to reside upon or I Offloe O .R A N .R y . W estern U n io n T elegraph Co. A ll S ta g e Linea. cultivate said laud, or caused th e same 303 Second Street, n ex t door to th e T yp e writer paper at T h e Observ P acific E xp ress C om p an y. to be cultivated or Improved and have offloe. ntirely abandoned th e sam e. That Rubber stam p s to order a t T h e •aid alleged absence was not caused by M ail orders p ro m p tly atten d ed to A ll wdrk w arranted. his em ploym en t In the arm y, n avy, or Observer offloe. m aiin e corps of the U n ited S tates in tiros of w ar.. Raid parties are hereby notified toapjieaf, respond and oflfer e v i dence touching said allegations, at 10 o’clock a m, February 17, 1906, before . Txet fine of our in d ellib le pad» dally M eals 25 cents. . Sunday D in n er 35 cents. S ee C arm ody Bros. adv. on 6rsi page. v a s B A U M . OB— raer avoca. One man has put up 500 tons ol 'XIK TEST NO TIC E.» ice in P rin eville this winter. L adies F a n cy N o te P ap er, large Departm ent o f the Interior, i H om e news on every page of T h« Observer, » II printed in Moro. In sp ector / P o s to ffic e a n d D e p o t. A ttorney»-A t-Law . assortment with envelopes to match, at The Observer Book Store. S to ck 8TATIONB 0 ....... Blgga------ 11.60 arre 6.4 . . .O lbeona. . . . 11.19 11.10 7 0 9 8 . . . . W a a o o .... 11.00 14.1 .. K lon d yk e . . 10 46 16 1 . . S u m m it . . . 10.40 19 2 H ay Canon Jot 10.24 19 9 ..M c D o n a ld s.. 10.22 28.9 . . . D e M o a a ... 10 06 27.0 .........Moro . . . . 9.66 80 4 . 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Doctors declared her end so near that her fam ily watched by M o r o a n d G r a a a V a l l e y . ! her bedside 48 hours, w hen, at m y urg R eceives D eposits, S ell exch an ge, I ent request Dr. K in gs’ N ew Discovery was given her, w ith the astonishing re and do a G eneral B an k in g business sult that Im provem ent began and con tinued u n til »be finally recovered and is a healthy wom an tod ay.” Guaran S. S. Hayes, Manager at Moro. teed cure for cough« aud cold», 50c and f l . Marsh A Medler Wasco. Trial bottle • A B lue Mark bore w ill answ er an »ureca- Miss Ora L ew ellen , Secretary. - Inquiry, when entered upon our calender, giving the date o f the paper es the date at which your current subscription expiree. conveys an Usa of Yon may never see the man Umwll h's kb letter head, kb envelope, kb butin— card, circular» or catalogue. 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