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T lie O b serv er. S O M E P O L IT IC A L P O I N T E R S . C o m p lim e n ta ry to C a n d id a te s Seek« tie r * t i t ) O ffic ia l P a p e r . o f f ic ia l fafek of s h k k m a i ing <'O Mono, Oh BOON. D. C. I belamd a S on .......... E ditors C. L. I rela nd , M an a g er . Wnen you remit for The Observer use an exprès» or postofilce money order, registered letter, nr bank draft, payable to D . C. Ireland 8c Son. IR ID A Y M ¡1 ! • ; , N o m in a tio n s . 1906 S h e rm a n C o un ty C o u rts . C irc u it C o u rt, H o u . W. L B n e k h a w , J ,—3d .Monday in M a rch , a n d 1st Mou- d a y in O cto b er, a n n u a lly . P roim te C o u rt, H o u . O . B. B o u rh ill, J . , — 1st M onday in e ac h m o n th . C o u n ty C o u rt, (». B B o u rh ill, J . , A . M . W rig h t, W in. W alk er C on im i-sio ti- e ra ,— 1st W e d n e sd a y in J a n u a r y , A p ril a n d O ctober. H u n tin g to n H erald : J H A itk in for th e re p u b lica n no m in atio n for sta te tre a su re r bas been a re sid e n t of H u n tin g to n for tfie p a st 17 years. H e in p re sid e n t and m anager of tl»e Oregon C om m ercial Co. one of th e larg e st m erc an tile concerna in th is section of th e sta te , is p re sid en t of th e Bank of H u n tin g to n , and of th e I I . L um lier Co , is vice p re sid en t of th e O r egon D evelopm ent league w hich is doing effective work for th e w hole sta te , and lias alw ays tak e n a leading p a rt in m a t te rs ad v an c in g th ie p a rt of O reg o n ; is th e B aker cou n ty m em b er of th e re p u b lican sta te c e n tra l c o m m itte e ; has been consecutively elected th re e term s m ayor and tw o term s tre a s u re r of th is c ity . A t present lie is a city councilm an and a m em ber of th e school hoard. H e enjoys tfie confidence of th e people of E a ste rn Oregon and is well and favorably know n th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire sta te . T he re p u b licans will m ake no m ista k e in n o m in a t ing JH A itk in for sta te trea su re r. E agle V alley News: We believe th e a- bove com m en t on Col A itk in ’s candidacy for sta te tre a su re r voices th e se n tim e n t of tfie w hole of E a s te rn O regon. T illam ook H e a d lig h t: W e notice th a t HM C ake, of P o rtla n d , has anno u n ced h im self a c a n d id a te for U S .S en ato r on All locals will be run till ordered out, th e re p u b lica n tic k e t. M ost everybody in P o rtlan d hold C ake B rothers in high Unless otherw ise »jure ¡tied. e stee m ,a n d th e H e ad lig h t in in tro d u cin g D on't send us for free publication a n y H M to th e people of T illam ook m akes th in g of an advertising character. th e m acq u a in te d w ith a g en tle m a n who IXin’t ask us to send you nam es and ad- is clean p olitically, en erg etically e m Jress of correspondents. T hat is a private ployed in e v e ry th in g th a t is to th e b e n e fit of O regon, an d one w ho is c ertain ly m atter betw een them and us. d eserv in g of s u p p o r t.T h a t m uch we can Copy for ads, change», etc., m ust be in say for M r C ake, an d m uch m ore too if the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wednes- necessary. As p re sid en t of th e P o rtla n d lay to insure proper care and attention. C om m ercial C lub, a live, energetic o r C hurch and Society notices FREE, e x g a n izatio n , he com es in to u c h w ith peo cept when for m oney m aking purposes. ple of sta n d in g an d influence from all S uch notices at regular rates at the option over O regon, c o n seq u en tly be will d e v el op a big follow ing in a sh o rt tim e. of the publishers. T o P a tro n s and C o rre s p o n d e n ts . H illsboro In d e p e n d e n t: HM C ake late D on’t send us articles on politics, tem perance or religion. Discussion of such p resid en t of th e P o rtla n d C om m ercial topics only leads to violent and allusive C lub, is now a c an d id ate for U S .S enator on th e rep u b lican tic k e t. T he m an th a t language in the end. runs ag ain st M r C ake will have to tak e W h a r e h e r e to d o p r i n t i n g , a n d his d u st m ost of th e way, and com e up if you w ant som e done bring it to us or let loser a t th e finish, for he is p o p u lar, ge us know and we will see you. I f you nial, a w itty and b rillia n t sp eak er, fully think we are not extensive enough for capable of cond u ctin g honor to any posi y our consideration—oh, go ’long. tion w ith in th e gift of th e people. Avoid personalities. C om plim ents deli S unday W elcom e: I t is th e universal cately given are alw ays acceptable, but opinion of those who are fam iliar w ith even they m ust not be overdone, as the tlie w orkings of th e sta te p rin tin g office charge of incincerity is apt to follow a th a t Mr W h itn ey is th e best sta te p rin t show er o f pretty nothings spread broad e r O regon has h ad . H e h as m anaged cast his office in a hig h ly efficient m an n e r Before com ing to the city to trade read w ith o u t w asting th e ta x p a y e rs’ m oney. ers are requested to exam ine T he Obsei ver H is tre a tm e n t of th o se who have visited advertising colum ns. Its the active, wide ins office has been courteous and fair. aw ake business m an who advertise», con Mr W h itn ey is very p opular w ith m em - sequently he is the m ost accom m odating, iiers of th e f r a te r n ity —they honor him as sells the cheapest, and deals the most lib a fellow w orkm an an d em ployer. H e is c e rta in ly e n title d to a n o th e r term as a erally in every way rew ard for Lis faith fu ln ess in c arrying out so honestly an d carefully th e o bliga The last copy of the Mitchell Sen- tions of h is tr u s t. If he becom es th e tiuel to reach this office, was the c an d id ate th e re is not th e slig h te st ques tion of his re-election. worst printed m isprint in The In land Empire, excepting the Demoss Home. ______________ The O. P. Ry., beginning ami ending nowhere«, expects to have a narrative of some kind unfolding in The Dalles perhaps liefore high water carries it away entirely next Jane. The Otwerver is not trying to chase up, nor inn down, falsehood aud nasty talk in this campaign. Men who indulge abuses of this kind cannot have the good of their cause at heart, and the words utter ed now will be more damaging next ______________ J uue. Sh< rnian county homestead entry men who were dispossessed of their rights under the law by the decis ion of the United States Supreme court sustaining the Dalles Military Wagon Road fraud,ouly have until the 19th of next month in which to make a new entry. Many of them will fail to tlo so, unless they hurry up. They do not have to live on the land. It is their property whenever the tiling is completed. The warm, sunny weather of last Friday got into the blood and made one think of gardening, shoveling hay, sitting in the shade, eating ice cream, etc. Rudolf actually furnish ed the ice cream. Rut before break fait time Saturday everything was changed. W inter showed up in all hideousness, mean, ugly,cold,stormy snowy, aud made one think of hot coffee, baked potatoes, sausage« and dougbuuts, aud a blazing warm fire to sit by. Kega* dies« of consequen ces the Old Mouster ruled with vengeance until the afternoon of Monday, when Old Sol smiled vic torious promising snow to cover the track and waste of the wretch. It was a close shave for grow iug fields of wheat in Shermau county. Rut an elegant w lrt * robe now covers the tields dispelling gloomy fore boding«. ______________ While Uncle Sam is going after land frauds, ’he Arlington Record sugg, >t.» he should look around and see if he is not as guilty as those he is persccut illg Years ago many nieti took ii p land under the pre- enipfion act. This laud, t>eing in the limits of the N. P. Py. land grant i lie s« Dl •is | aid Uncle Sim * an :ic i ! .. it. The N. P. Ry. Kill li 1 i lli.tl he i > nl. and af er a : ime i In* laud was forfeited to the go\ <*i nment, imt li«f«re t h i s lim e bun licils ot nn;ii had paid *2 50 an acre for ihc la nd. uInk* 1 li*»e not making proot iini ii after l he f h f, if- arc panl $1.25 Vnele Sam h i> had »he settlers ext ra $1.25 per aeie for ‘0 years or more in m my instances, an 1 80 fir the settlers have keen 'inable to get ii back. As Pl aident iitxisevclt is lighting all the wrougs f all the peep le we call his special atteution to Hi s m »iter. Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, piper or every kind, tablets, «-rery style, at . he Observer Book Store. < 'I T W A .11» CO LATY. The Observer is the home paper you want. Scalpocine is the remedy that preserves the scalp, und prevents the hair from failing out. 50 cts a bottle at the Moro Pharmacy. \V M Barnett of Wasco has macaroui seed wheat for sale. The only sur6 dry country wheal. All (»ersons desiring my servioes please notify me by letter at Moro, O re g o n . Joseph Sanders, Veterin ary Surgeon. Office in Ginn hld’g. While our Percheron people are looking after heavy horses for the farm aud team work. R T Morgan is preparing the future for some fine roadsters in Shermau county, and will stand Grand Ronde Chief at Grass valley, Moro, und ut his farm. See adv. on 2d page. We are not looking for any cheap and nasty patent medicine purveyor • slept a Farmers’ Paper of any name, to aid us in extending the nonafide circulation of this first •lass family journal. The Old Reliable Observer is here to preveut -windles upon its readers if possible, not to promote thRm. SAVED PIT LIFE” —T h a t ’s w h a t a p ro m in e n t d r u g g i s t said o f S c o tt’s E m u lsio n a s h o r t tim e ago. A s a ru le w e d o n ’t use o r r e f e r to te s tim o n ia ls in a d d re ss in g th e p u b lic , b u t th e ab o v e re m a rk a n d s i m i l a r e x p re ssio n s a re m ad e so o ften in c o n n e c tio n w ith S c o tt’s E m u lsio n th a t th e y a re w o rth y of o ccasio n al n o t e . F rom in fa n c y to o ld a g e S c o tt’s E m u lsio n offers a re lia b le m ean s o f re m e d y in g im p ro p er a n d w e ak d e v e lo p m en t, re s to rin g lo st flesh and v ita lity , a n d re p a irin g w aste. T h e a c t i o n of S c o tt’s E m u ls io n is no m ore o f a se c re t th a n th e o m p o sitio n o f th e E m u l sion itse lf. W h a t it does it does th ro u g h n o u rish - nent—th e k in d o f n o u rish - te n t th a t c a n n o t be ob- tin e d in o rd in a ry food. \ ) sy ste m is too w eak o r ie lic a te to re ta in S c o tt's E m u lsio n a n d g a th e r good from it. W« will send you a sample free. B* sure t ixit ttua picture in the form ol a label u on the wrapper of «»«ry bottle of Emulsion vou buy. scon & BOWNE Chemists 409 Pearl St, N. Y. 50c. awi $1; ail drsgpsh. A DEAF TAKE POOR PICTURES. Lively T u s s le W ith t h a t old e n e m y of th e race c o n e n d s in a p p e n d ic itis . “ T h a t Isn 't a good p ic tu re ,” sa id a To a v o id serious tro u b le w ith sto m a c h , pho to g rap h er, w ith a n a ir o f apology. liv e r a n d bow els, ta k e D r. K in g 's N ew Life P ills. T h e y p e rfe c tly re g u la te those “T h e m a n w a s d e a f.” “ H ow c a n th a t infirm ity affect the o rg a u s w ith o u t p a in o r d isc o m fo rt. 25c. p ic tu re ? ” ask e d a visitor. M arsh & M edler, W asco, O r. “ I t gives h is fa c e a ten se, stra in e d look,” sa id th e pho to g rap h er. ‘‘All d e af p erso n s h a v e th a t e x p ressio n w hen placed b efo re a < auiera. They sit w ith th e ir h e ad s tilted fo rw a rd und eye brow s uplifted, as if w a itin g fo r the com m and to look p le a sa n t. G enerally, I suppose, th a t D w h a t they a r e w a it for. B u t even a f te r I h a v e given th e o rd e r to b ra ce th e ir m uscles re fu se One dose of Ayer’s Cherry to relax . Pectoral at bedtime prevents “ ‘W h a t’s th a t? ’ sa y s th e d e a f m an night coughs of children. w hen h e sees m y lips move. No croup. No bronchitis. A “ ‘Look p le a sa n t!’ I sh o u t again. “ ‘Oh !* sa y s he. “ H e tu k es bis han d from behind his e a r a n d trie s to a ssu m e a beam ing c ountenance, b u t he ouly com prom ises on a fixed glare. None o f th e d e vices know n to th e p hotographic tra d e doctor’s m edicine for all can dispel th a t. In fa ct, th e m ore affections of the throat, bron ‘b u sin e ss’ I in tro d u c e to ch arm m y su b chial tubes, and lungs. Sold je c t Into a Joyful s ta te th e m ore rigid for over 60 years. his fa cial m u scles becom e. H e is liste n •• I ha»» m ed Ayer*, Cherry Pectoral In my ing a lw a y s for f u r th e r in stru ctio n s. family for eight yeart. There!« nothing eyual to it for cough« and cold*, especially for ch il W h eth er they com e o r not, th e look of dren.“ - M as. W. H. B r a n t , Shelby, Ala. e x p ec ta n c y is there. E or th a t reuson 25c..50c., FI M. J . O. 1 Y B R CO., th e d e a f a re th e h a rd e s t people in the A ll drnggi»t». I.owell. Maas. fo r w orld to photograph. If a n a r tis t's re p u ta tio n dep en d ed upon th e p ic tu re s he m ak es of them h e w ould soon be obliged to go o u t of busin ess.”—E x K e e p t h e b o w e ls o p e n w i t h o n e o f change. A y e r's P ills at bedtime, Just one. G T h e ir I n f ir m it y G iv e n T h e m a H a rd , stip a tio n , o ften F ix e d L ip r v K io n . r a n d K ’•« C herry P e c to r a l A private school for boarding and day pupils. Prepares boys for admission to any scientific school or college, and for busi ness life. K‘ * *«<} completely equipped building. Thorough Instruction according to the best methods. Good laboratories, M m unl training. T he principal has had tw enty-three ye*-™ experience in P ort is nd. Office hours, » to 11 A- M-. ond J 6 P M., a t 821 M ir- Phall street. V* catalogue and pemph et containing e of test.m onf , etc., address, n 4 NEW TODAY. a n d B e l l - l i k e 1« t h e T u ll o f T h ia P r e t t y W h i t e B ir d . OTICE FOR PU BLIC A TIO N . T his bird, called d a r a by th e South A m erican In d ia n s au d bellbird by the E nglish, Is a b o u t th e size o f a ja y . Ills p lu m ag e Is w h ite a s snow . On bis fore head rise s a sp ira l tu b e n e arly th ree Inches long. I t is j e t black, d o tte d all over w ith sm all -white fe ath ers. I t has a co m m unication w ith th e p a la te and w hen filled w ith a ir looks like a spire. W hen em pty it becom es pendulous. H is no te is loud a n d c le a r like th e sound of a bell a n d m ay be h e a rd a t th e d istan co o f th re e m iles. In th e m id st o f these e x te n siv e w ilds, g enerally on th e d ry top o f a n aged m ora a lm o st o u t of gun reach, you w ill see th e cam panero. No sou n d o r song from any of the w inged in h a b ita n ts of th e fo rest, not even th e clearly pronounced “ w hip poorw ill” from th e go atsu ck er, causes such u sto n islu u en t a s th e toll of c am panero. You h e a r a toll a u d th en a p a u se a g ain , a u d th en a toll a u d again a pause. T hen he is silen t fo r six or e ig n t m inutes, a n d th en a n o th e r toll, a n d so on. A ctaeon w ould sto p In m id chase, M aria w ould d e fe r h e r evening song a n d O rpheus h im self w ould drop his lu te to liste n to him , so sw eet, so novel a u d rom t n tic is th e toll of th e p re tty sn o w w h ite cam panero.—W ater- to n ’s “ W an d e rin g s In S outh A m erica.” Departm ent of the Interior, Land office at The Dalles, I March 10. 1906. Notice is hereby p.iven th at the following- named settler has filed notioe of his inten tion to make final -proof in support of his claim, and th a t sa;d proof will be made be fore the Register and Receiver at the Dalles Oregon, on April I9tb, 1906, viz: HUGH MORTON, of Monkland, Oregon, on H E No 9179, for the NEX of Sec 36. Tp 1 S, R 18 E.W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz: P M Haggles, A L Davis and F C Miller, all of Monkland,Ore gon, and O J Goffin of Moro, Oregon. 5tml6al3-2091 M ichakl T. N ulan , Register For Sale At a bargain. The best build ing lot in Moro. For particulars ap ply to R. 0 . L yon , 211] Moro, Or OTICE N ( FOR PUBLICA TIO N Department o f The Interior. L and Office, The Dalles, Oregon, I January 31, 1906. Notioe is heieby given that the following- named settler has filed notioe of bis inten tion to make commutation proof in support of his claim, and th at said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at The Dalles,Oregon,on March 16th, 1906,viz BENJAMIN F. PE E 1Z, of Moro, Oregon, on H.E.No. 13620, fcr the nwX sec. 28, Tp. 1 south, range 16 E,W.M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, viz: L Barnum, LL Peetz WQ Ragsdale, and G E Jam es, all of T 'rro Oregon. M ichael T. N olan , 6tf9ml6*j .Register P r ic e « o f t o f f e e a n d T o b a c c o I n 1 6 6 2 . A t th e coffeehouse in E x ch a n g e alley Is sold by re ta il th e rig h t coffee po w d er from 4 to 6 shillings p e r pound, as in goodness; th a t pounded in a m o rta r a t 3 shillings p e r pou n d ; a lso th a t term ed th e rig h t T u rk le b e rry well garb led a t 8 sh illin g s p e r pound; th e u n g a rb le d fo r less; th a t term ed th e E a s t Iu d ia b e rry a t 20 pence p e r pound, w ith d irec tio n s g ra tis how to m ak e a n d u se th e sam e. L ikew ise th e re you m ay have tobacco, v e rin u s an d V irg in ia cbocolatta, th e o r d in a ry pound boxes a t 2 shillings 0 pence p e r pound, th e p e rfu m e d from 4 to 10 shillings p e r pound; a lso S herbets (m ade in T urkle) o f lem ons, roses and violets perfum ed, a u d tea, according to Its goodness, from 0 to GO sh illin g s p e r pound. F o r all w hich if any g e n tle m a n shall w rite o r send they shall be su re of th e best, a s th ey shall order, a n d to avoiU deceit, w a rra n te d u n d e r th e house seal—viz, M o rat th e g re at, etc.— M ercurius P ublicus. rp R V S T E E ’S SALE. A r ro w T h r o w in g . In the Dlstriot Court of the United States, A n old E nglish sp o rt th a t still s u r of the D istriot of Oregon. vives from the d a y s w hen th e bow and In the m atter of the estate of Lloyd D. Idlem an, in bankruptcy. a rro w w ere in use is th a t of arro w By virtne of an order of sale issued oat of throw ing, a n d In p a rts o f Y orkshire it the above entitled oourt, in the above enti is still m ad e one of th e fe atu re* of a th tied case, to me direoted, commanding me letic m eets. T he a rro w s a re stra ig h t to make sale of the following described real estat- n the county of Sherman, state s h a f ts th re, feet long, w ith o u t e ith e r of Oregon, towit: Lot 10, blook 11, in the b a rb o r fe ath er, a n d a re th ro w n by th e citv of Moro, of said oouuty and state, to a id of a b it o f s trin g w ra p p ed a b o u t gether with all the tenem ents, heredita th e th ro w e r’s h a n d an d a b o u t th e b u tt ments and appurtenanoesthereunto belong ing or in any wise appertaining. Now there o f th e arro w . A sk illfu l m au c an send fore, by virtue of said order of sale, and in th e a rro w 150 y a rd s, though It req u ires compliance therewith, I will, on som e experience to cau se th e a rro w to Wednesday, March 28, A. D. 1906, leave th e strin g w ith o u t tan g lin g . Once At the hour of 1.30 o’clock p.m. and on said th e k n a ck Is acq u ired th e Bport Is said lot 10 block 11, in the city of Moro county to be m ore fa sc in a tin g th a n p u ttin g the of Sherman, state of Oregon, sell at publio auction, subject to confirmation by the R ef •h o t or th ro w in g the ham m er. eree of said oourt, to the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest whioh R lf f h t I n I lia L in e . the above named Lloyd D. Idlem an has in “ I cau g h t the stre e t c a r conductor or to the above described real property. R ot J. B akkb . w ho ow es m e m oney on th e c a r p la t 5tf23m23-208] Trustee in Bankruptcy. form la s t n ig h t.” F irst insertion February 23,1906 Last insertion Maro’n 23, 1906 “ D id you g e t y o u r m oney?” “ No; h e did th e sa m e th in g m y o th er d e b to rs d a ” “ W h a t’s th a t? “ “ P u t m e off.” — C leveland P ia in D ealer. D R E S S M A K IN G L The O. (Ì. Z* N. C» Gives the t r.fi’öfi rw TRAINS H .Y V i/M A lL . v r— et r* r* t P rincipal. P. O. Draw er 1T. GRAND RONDE Stock P artlo nd , O* Inspector S h erm an C ounty, Black stallion, 15.3, weight 1137 lbs. ALM ONT M E D IU M Sired by O regon. 3 :1 8 A d d re ss : M ORO, O REGO N. Sire of Prince Almont 2:134, Lynmont 2:234 (sire of Daimont 2:104), and eleven others in the list. First dam L RSIN A .................... byC. M. Clay, Jr. 22, sire of 35 produc ing dams, including Tecora, the dam _ , . of Chehalis 2 :0 4 ^, Del Norte 2:08, etc. Second dam MARY COLEMAN by M; mbrino Chief, eon of Mambrino Dam of Linda Sprague 2:19. Chief 11, the sire of Lady Thorne 2:18 etc. Third d a m ...................................... by Toronto. Fourth d am .................................... by Keokuk, son of Imp. Truffle. G R A N D R O N D E is a substantially built horse, the kind th at can go to town and come hack; has style and trotting action that he transm its. He has had hut little track work, but has trotted halves in 1:09 and quarters in :33. Grand Ronde will make the season of 1906 April, May and June, at THE ORECCd SHORT l i . i «« Ï E GREAT tiORTHERN GÂILWAT Bctt Loki*> Denver, Omwha, Chicane Kansus C iy. Cpokana, MlnncupolU, 8 t, Paul Chicago. H e Chicago Milwauke A nd A t my R anch, I he m ile s S . E . of I a y lo r M o ro , \ p Sunday for Wilk m ette and Lower Colum bia M onthly t learners t ......... 1 |upan. For full : ¡orm atici , 11 on or adcress > A 1C A L. Ch •TVIcx, iiiiinauaCG Pioneer Limited. St. Paul to Cticano. Overland Limited, Ornaba to Chicago. Soutiiwest Limited, Kansas City to Cnicaio Gei.’l Pa • nger Agent, r Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. They own and W e d n e s d a y s a n d operate th eir own sleeping and dining cars and give 'l o r o . O re g o n . PA IIIU P-i Til ! Uk V els where. lines, T erm s: $15 i ney proTeci tnei for th e Season, $7.50 single leap, by the Block Svstem. T. R. MORGAN, Owner. P IO N E E R 1 N o r th b n d J u ly 3d, 19 »4 passe n g e r - N S B L U E i t . . . K<. 40 lo o n J e t 10.24 .. i'i.22 a '« jk p L «O S8...I10 0-5 3.59 27.0 . A l o r o ___ 9.55 4 .OS 30J . Ë Ï ; .in v i l k . 9.37 V a lle y . 9.20 4.55 1 î ».8 . . . E i r b o n ...i 8.65 5.11 5 2 .5 i ...........F Eeut . . . . 8 40 • - O1 __ _ i » deo x . . . 8.30 5.55 ; rv-TO 0 . . . Hli g gg am For rates and inform? :!On apply to It« diluii t l y , A&ont H . S. R O W E , G en eral A g e n t, 134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , Or. >. Or. I Columbia River & NorthernRyCo B A R N * M ORO, O REG O N , Connecting at Lyle with the LIVERY, FEED A N D SA L E S T A B L E S . S s S u S ! ,, S te a m e rs J. M. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager. Telephone from The Dalles or r.ny Shenuan county points at our expense- Servioe furnished to or from Moro to any points. O U R M O T T O MPlexse the public.” ¡¡s D a i l s - M a d EV ER Y TH IN G NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, and SPEC IA L RATES TO C O M M ERCIA L.TRA V ELERS all w ay L andings, Sound and V alley points and all points E a s t and W e st. C. Best freight and passengar service. Fine accom m odations for horses and wagons. E xcellent M eals Grand Scenery. Î L O R 8 B tt B . T im e T a b le i l i i i i i i i i n i m i i i s i i i i i i i i i i i r -snm-s i n n i ■■ ■■ Ha i m Iron and Wood W orking. h orse ,_ s h o e in g _ a , s p e c ia l t y . M achinery Renairod. S h o p on P a r k S tr e e t, Z L v d Z o zo N ear P u m p H ou se. . - O x e g ' o x x . OF BV T rain leaves G oldendale5:30a. m . daily except Sunday, connecting w ith steam er Geo. W . Sim ons lor The Dalles and with steam ers for P ortland and way landings. Patrons can leave Goldendale 5:30 a.m , t h any day except Sunday and arrive at P o rt land at 5 p. m. the sam e day. A Blue R egulator Line S team ers leave The inquiry, wi giving the Dalles and Portland daily except Sunday a t? a. m. arriving about 5 p. in. F o r further inform ation address any Difficili agent or changed m A MARCUS TALBOT, Vice President and Gen. M anager, Portland, Ore. H IS S SC A 1Æ S \ \ CBIFVIM T» O RD ER T give the ' i 1 answer an leadar. ■ < X pires. ’ n g y . i u r Ob«erver ■■4 the Always ma « Inch , as v\ ell a tlie one to t whicïhi- •> W h e r e H e G e ta I lia . M e n s ’ T a ilo rin g , R e p airin g and A lte ra tio n o f C arm en ts N eatly and Q uickly d o n e. A pplicant (a t tlie p e arly g a te s)—M ay I com e in? St. P e te r—W h at b u sin ess w ere you engaged in ou e a rth ? A ppli c a n t — I o ^ n e d sev eral a p a rtm e n t houses, a n d — St. P e te r (in te rru p tin g )— Borry. b u t I ’m a fra id th e children here w ould annoy you. Go bum p th e bum ps. —C hicago N ew s. Ladies Tailoring a Specialty Several years experience in the al teration department of a ladies and mens furnishing goods store, lately at Port Huron, Mich., en able me to assert that I can give satisfaction to all who desire my services......................................... H e r C n lln a r ) - T r iu m p h . "M rs. G olitely m ade a p a rtic u la rly fine c ak e th e o th er d a y .” “H o w do you kn o w ?” " I happ en ed to o v e rh ea r h e r tellin g h e r g u e st a t th e ta b le th a t she be lieved it w a s th e w o rst c ak e she had e v er m ade.”—San F ra n c isco Call. IDLEMAN BLDG., Moro, Or. W. Ä. Gordon Co. C o n ten tm en t gives a crow n w here fo rtu n e h a th denied it.—F ord. S a t e uà Sais t e . P a ln t In a a B a th r o o m . B ru sh th e w all free from d u s t and th en give it one c o at of hot glue fo r a uize. A pply w ith a larg e brush. Al m o st any kind o f glue will do fo r this w ork, b u t it should be fre e from lum ps a n d not too thick. N ext apply one co at o f p a in t, th in n ed w ith tu rp e n tin e , so th a t it w ill d ry w ith o u t a n y gloss. W hen t h a t co at is d ry finish w ith one < c o at o f p a in t m ixed w ith one-fourth com m on v a rnish. S a l v e F o r f h a p p e d L ip ». T ak e som e m arro w o u t of fresh beef bones, a d d to it a piece of w hite w ax th e size o f a filbert nut. m elt th ese in g re d ie n ts together, then rem ove th e re su lt from th e fire a n d a d d to it a piece o f gum cam p h o r th e size of th e w a x a n d a n ounce o f glycerin. S tir th is u n til th e c am phor is dissolved, a n d ad d to fe w d ro p s of oil o f roses. it a d oro an d G r a s s V a lle y . V’i- 'L '-t BEGINNING % F eb . 15, J T H O U G H A ll k in d s in la r g e o r sm a ll q u a n titie s. i n B TOURIST M O U LD IN G S , SÜ SH , DOORS, SLEEPERS EV ER Y DAY IX TH E LIME, CEMENT, COAL, WOOD and POSTS. SEA TTLE CHI GREAT N O R TH ER H f You w ill alw ay s End a t our y ard . SLA B W OOD and ‘ The C o m f o r ta b le W a y ’ at gp< cial prioes by car load lots. R o u te o f th e fa m o u s O rient ror detailed information, rates, etc., ca’I on Receives Deposits, Sell exchange, nd do a General Banking business . S. Hayes, Manager at Moro. We also handle KNOCK DOW N FRAHES and B U IL D IN G PAPER. all com petition. l'H E DALLES, • - OREGON 303 Second Street, next door to the Pacific Exprees Company. Mail orders promptly attended to Allwork warranted. n o S. a . YERKES, A. 0. P. A. Or H. DICKSON, C. T. A., i22 Third Street For!’ W IN D O W W ill meet Estim ates cheerfully given on all bills large or small. Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler. d a ily • ........ 11.50 a rv e - t . ’ . * . ’ G À « d 1 5.-= - ju s . . . . 11.1» u k s ........ 11.10 ■ . . . 11. no .) or -.o.» O. P ay ab le a t the end of th e season. RÏ. VWSHL* B u r g in p la c e , 6 a n d S a tu r d a y s . 1, O r e g o n . C. R. S H ? kNDY, Agent, bou n d T h u rsd a y s. M o ro , F r i d a y s B ¡V m. SAN FRA MCISCO. St. Paul lìailway ig and O c e a n o learners leavt G r a s s V a lle y , M o n d a y s a n d T u e s d a y s . whom it m ay Conce rn. C REDITORS T o N O ali TICE Notioe is hereby given th a t the under signed has been daly appointed by the ooan- ty Court of the Btate of Oregon, for the county of Shermau, adm inistratrix of the estate of Perry W atkins, jr., deoeased, and all persons having olaimB against the said decedant, are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified, to the undersigned adm inistratrix,at her residence in the city of Moro, in the said ShertnaD county, state of Oregon, within six months from the date of this notioe. Dated at Moro Oregon, this 14th day of February. 1906. J anb A. M axwbll , Adm inistratrix of the estate of Perry W atkins jr., deoeased R aosdalx & M kindl , Attorneys for Adm inistratrix. i5tfl6ml6-208 r To The J. W . H IL L . M. D. Night Coughs THE CAMPANERO. K . 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