Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, March 23, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'■'lie O b serv er. HQK. IV. R. ELLIS IS IN IT. For tv we time Hon. W. I t Ellis of Pendleton, so well known iu the official K A F t K o r shkmmam co Inland Empire that any introduc- M ORO, O R E G O N . tiou is unnecessary,has beencousid D. C. I reland a S on .......... E ditoba ering the advisability of getting into the race for congressman from C. I*. I reland , M anaged . this district, and finally decided to do so, and ho publicly expressed Wnen you remit for The Observer u*e an < o r p m to ttte e m o n e y o rd e r, himself in Moro this week, Itefore a re g is te re d le tte r, o r bank d ra ft, pa yable to pleawed audience at the court house. II. Ir I he announcement uas also well received in Umatilla, his home FRIDAY ............. M ar « « 23,1906 county, where we understand the people will l>e delighted to give an S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u r t * . undivided support to Judge Ellis C ircu it C ourt, Hon. W. L. B rad sh aw , for the office he seeks. J id Monday in M arch, an d 1st Mon The Judge exjiects Eastern Ore day iu October, an n u ally . gon will lie practically solid for him Probate C ourt, H on. G. B. B ourhill, and declares that he is assured of J., 1st M onday in each m o n th . C o u n ty C ourt, O. B B o u rh ill, J ., A. strong support from Portland, and M. W right, Win. W alker < ommixhion- other parts of the district, otherwise ers, Int W ednesday iu J a n u a ry , A pril he would not have entered the race. and October. He does not make a formal an To P a tr o n s and C o r r e sp o n d e n ts. nouncement, nor has he written a platform. He is iu favor of the d i be ru n t i l l ordere d o u t u n ir * * o tb c rw i« •p e c lfie d . rect prim ary law, and believes in D on t tend I i fo r fr t t p u b lic a tio n any- giving it a fair test. He believes th in g tf an ad> ir t itaine dia ra c te r. the people should be given an op iK n i’t a»k y o u nam es and ad- portunity to nominate, as well as to J rc M o f c o rr I. T h a t Is a p riv a te elect their own county, state am m a tte r b e tw i tnd us. C o p y fo r ad», c h a n g e ', etc , m u d be In national officials, aud that nothing th e o ffic e belore 2 o ’c lo c k p. m . Wednes- should lie permitted to hinder the la y to in s u re p ro p e r care and a tte n tio n operations of the true spirit of the C h u rc h and S ociety notices F R E E , ex primary law. cept w h e n fo r in o n ty m a k in g purpot.es Judge Ellis is an earnest advocate S u c h notice» at re g u la r rate» at th e o p tio n ol th e pu b lish e r» . of improving the Columbia river D o n 't »end us a rtic le * on |*olitic», tem from its source to its mouth, and a perance o r re lig io n . D iscussion o f such .op ics o n ly leads to v io le n t and abusive strong supporter of national irriga la n g u a g e in tlie end. tion. If elected he will devote his We »re here to do printing, and entire time to the interests of the I f y o u w a n t som e done b rin g it to us o r let state, both while at Washington us k n o w and we w ill see y o u . I f you ■ , , th in k we are not exte n s iv • en o u g h fo r I ^'*<1 (luring Vacation period« of COU y o u r c o n s id e ra tio n —o h , g o ’ lo n g . gress while in the state. He will A v o id p e rso n a litie s. C o m p lim e n ts d e ll- not attem pt to practice law during cat ly g iv e n are a iw a \s acceptable, bu t I . • . r .... 6 even th e y m u s t no t be ove rd o n e , as the I h18 tCFU1 ° * O lhC e, n o r Will h e h a v e c h a rg e o i in c tn c e rity is apt to fo llo w a any other occupation than devotion s h o w e r Ol pre»tv n o th in g s spread broad I „ i .• y cast I t*,e duties of the congressman as » lo r o « I I ) O ffic ia l P a p e r. | desperate deeds. For years in the | Coeur d'Alene« Federation ineni- hers perpetrated a rot-ides agaiust I life and property, b it in the lace ol j this terrible record the Federation has never expelled, lined nor rep riicanded one of its lawless mem bers for his lawless deeds. < In the contrary, it has jiersisteiitly tried to block every effort of the law to punish its m«*mhers for their crimes. These are incontrovertible facts. 1 he U estcru Fed«‘r «lioii of Miners is what it has made itself. Among its members then; are undoubtedly a great many law abiding, law fearing citizeus, but they have lieen overawed by the radical, revoln tiouary element, and only the out spoken advocates of revolutionary methods have been called to the higher offices of the federation. With all these facts and all this tragic record before him Gov Gooding, if he had failed to proceed against Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone,-would have violated his oath and shown himself unfit for any place within the gift of the people. The defendants are eu titled to a fair trial, aud will be protected in all their rights uuder the law*. \\ hile the evidence seems black against them, they may be innocent. All good people hope they are iunocent and have con fidence in the justice of Gov Good ing, and do not doubt that he will stand firm for vindication of the law and a fair trial for every de fendant ariaigned lief ire the law. Meanwhile those organizations which, under the misguidance of hotheaded leaders, passed hasty resolutions declaring that these de fendants are innocent and condemn ing the state for daring to arraign them at its bar of justice, are h u rt ing the cause of organized labor iu the estimation of fair minded and law abiding citizeus. his ime mo- O FFIC I put d-c A civil w ar V eteran eral peusious to a <Ii>alde«I veteran- of A state o r m unicipal ble franchisee am i enmem -urate w ith tl and protection aff ord th at th e stale or mui a t ranch ise reserve t ory control o er ra they shall n< t bee ex am in er of a Il prit lines of natio protection to a tten tio n to riditi econom state in stitu t! KO- H ON. W. L. El FRANK MENE H. S McDAXEJ G. E. JAMES, I W. B. McCOY, i H. F. PEETZ. 1> avi r lib- in blossom and their frt.it is all killed. Peaches were almost ready to hurst in bloom; but we think we will have a fair crop,unless we have more cold weather. It is snowing this morning, and the tops of the high hills surrounding us have a light m antle of snow. Quite a number of cattle up the canyon perished during the cold snap. • Most of them were owned by Mr Peetz, lie passed through here yesterday hunting for cattle. Eil Smith of Grass Valley pissed through with another band of ho rses about ten days ago, taking them to Portland. Mr Rohr will help move the sur veyors camp today to a point about 12 miles up the ri ver, going by way of Erskinevilie. \\ hile he is away from home Mr and Mrs Fleener will stay with me. Daughter. rs4 794 S2*i S38 tb e U eed® ° f tb e s ta te r e q u ir e s . H is splendid. As the time for the and is the synonym for prim ary election approaches, sen- strength and purity. I t is sold tuucut becomes more chrjstalized. in alm ost all the civilized coun- atul the situation more understood; I triea of the globe. the consequent result of which is, i It the cod fish became extinct my brother’s candidacy becomes if would lie a world-wide calarn- more logical and accepted. ’ | ity . liecanse the oil th a t comes ------------------------- ; *'t out chiefly iu sheep breeding, having sev- eral sm all bands leased out on shares, an d w hile iu hut m oderate financial circum stances no m an in th e county 8lan<l9 h’Kher for honesty and in n gritv aud lie is peculiarly well fitted to fill th e office to w hich he aspires, in an able an d satisfactory m anner. H avir.e been identified so m an y y«a»s w ith the public an d leading m en o f th e state and a» quired a very e x te n d ve •« lain« a rc e w ith O regonians, Mr Jei.r ,« ' pears to be a form idab.e can ' tbe • nice of state tr, a- r> r. known, says th e K-ig. ne i;. ;« its liver surpasses all other Governor Chamlierlain has in in Is in nourishing and life-giving augurated a new system for Or*g«m pr‘>l*‘rties. T hirty rea rs ago the proprietors of S cott's Emul hi the way of commutation of sent «•nee tor prisoners to whom execu j «¡oil found a Wa v of preparing live domcncy may !»«• extemled. It i cod liver oil s tith a t everyone can h iu tlie nature of a parole, intend- 1 t;ik e :t and get the full value of o th e r a s p ir a n t fo r th e « ff «•<1 to give a man a chance to live the oil w ith o u t the objectionable ' *vl,on Oregon, ami it « a good citizen if he will and ii taste. S cott's Emulsion is the } th a t Mr Je n n in g s will haveagonff k ;t l>e«t thing in the world for weak, i >t to »uffer the full penalty first j backw ard children, thin, delicate ah uld nthei-s develop. H is platfi rn imposed npou him. The governor p ‘ople, and all conditions of w hile abort and to th e point, t- w r - e\ ery tliin g th e voter would require of L« ieves that there is a time in w asting and lost strength. state treaaurer. ♦-««•ry man s life ««hen the turn mav «•<«'ut‘ that will in ike him «lec««nt and lawabidiug. aud his inclination i«« to take advantage of that time w hen he se«*s it. S ta J fy r free sa m p le. SCOTT «t B O W N E , C H E M IS T S m iL JUr stbskt . an J f l M . n w r o ix A ll d r u g g u tt. A cu o u n ciu g his candidacy for state tn a s u r e r o u th e republican ticket H u A. C. Je u n iu g s m akes th e following S tatciueut— I concur w ith P resident Roosevelt iu G rand fíonde Chief, - y NEW TODAY. «ieseiving aud any or all wars, As we go to press th e C ircuit court is ix on ail in tan g i- on corporations | threshingaw ay at the docket, published benefits desired, correctly iu The Oheerver last week. 1 by th elaw s:« n d The ease of The State vs. Fred W alker i-ipality g ra n tin g wai subm itted to the following jury itself a supervis- | , to th e end th a t Tuesday night. Geo Schw artz, Henry ‘ excessi An H o w e ll^ e ill McDonald,L Iley d t, Frank banks a dong t he Payne, A J H olt.H E M artin,DW Moore : XatlliUii dionsfor house, H erm an Schilling, H E Maricle, personal I E C McMillan, F rank Medler. ?, an d a After an all night retirem ent the jury n t of all j brought in a verdict of guilty. This is I t ie case growing out of a m urderous »S h e r m a n € ’ o u n t y K o t e s assault by the defendant upon Miee Ruggles, last harvest tim e in Rutledge. Defendant fined 8400 and parole d u r K O I I IK V I i . I . 1 . ing good behavior. Monday, M arch 19,1906. The following jury was empaneled in Yesterday was love dinuay th e c a se o f M ctiregor vs. T heC .S.lty.C o: and I thought of ou so often wi»h- Fred K rusow .BFSchaeffer, M artin H an sen, EM Meach.W S H all,C has Hoggard, ing you were here to enjoy the day F M R ayburn, C R Porter, Ciias Powell with me.- The su i shone brightly, 8 8 H ayes, Wm MacNab, C L Ireland. The jury returned a verdict of $30 for and the orchards were alive with little birds, and robins, chirping the plaintiff. Ca-per Graaaii plead guilty in his case their gladness lor the warm sun i and was fined $S0. rays after our recent severe cold | Among attorneys present a re : JB llo s snap, which we felt down lore, but j f°rdi Fred J Mendl, C J Bright, D istrict we cannot tell yet how much attorney F rank Menefee, B 8 H unting damage it has done for us in the ton, R J Baker, J G Wilson, S W Stark \ \ H Wilson, Jas F Moore, E V Liitle peach orchards. Apricot trees were field, W H Ragsdale. for State Treasurer I hereby announce myself as a candidate for State Treasurer, and ask the support of the republican voters. Ih eo n ly Grand Army man aspiring to a state office, and only announced candidate recognizing the 1905 Hat salary law as binding. A ugustus C. J ennings , Eugene City, Or Good Miicli Cow \v anted. I will pay a good price for one that suits me. Address R. A. M urry , *J Monkland, Or Dog Lost. GRAND RONDE R e c o rd 2 3 4 N o . 18671 Small brown Toy Spaniel dog, Black stallion, 15.3, weight 1137 lbs. Sired by answering to the name of Pip. Fin 1- er will receive reward by returning A LM O N T M E D IU M 2 ;1 S dog, or sending word to P. O. D e M oss , Demoss Springs, Or Sire of Prince Almont 2:134, Lynm ont 2:234 (sire of Daimont 2:104), and eleven others in the list. First dam URSINA.................... byC.M . Clay, Jr. 22, sire of 35 produc ing dams, including Tecora, the dam CJ , , ..... of Chehalis 2:04%, Del Norte 2:08, etc. C ALEN D AR . A good Gilliam county wheat second dam MARV COLEMAN by Mambrino Chief, eon of Matnbrino Dam of Linda Sprague 2:19. Chief 11, the Bire of Lady Thorne EO McCoy, et al v. HE Sm ith e ta l ranch of 932 acres about 700 acres in C J Brigiit for pltffa n - u 2:18 etc. cultivation, plenty water, supplied S \V Stark for defts 1 bird d am ...................................... by Toronto. with wind mill from a well. Als>, F H M eader v Wm Hoggard, et al M'lne desirable residence property in F ourth d am .................................... by Keokuk, son of Imp. Truffle. SW S tark for pltff Moro Any or all of this property J F Moore EV Littlefield for «left can he purchased on easy terms, or G R A N D R O N D E is e. substantially built horse, the kind th a t Nannie M Fulton v CF Fulton will consider a trade for other prop can go to town and come back; has style and trotting action th at he WH Wilson for pltff erty as part pay. For full particu transmits. He has had but little track work, but has trotted halves in Bennett A Sinuott for deft lars write to J. M. P arry , H arry Orndnff v CE Jones et al 1.09 and quarters in :.>3. Grand Ronde will make the season of 1906 Moro, C’r S W Stark for pltff April, May and June, at for Sale or Trade. S4Ü Oregon Trading Co v JM Johnson SW Stark for pltff CJ Bright for deft >42 M Partridge A Co v CE Jones e i » are reque d toexsm ine ThcObsei ver I entire time, if elected, will be given advertising c um ns. It> the active, wide 1 CJ Bright for pltff a w a ke busiru s m an w h o advertise», con- SW Stark for deft •e q u e n tly he is th e m o s t acco m m (d a tin g , questious now demanding urgent 841 John A lm eter v JW Glaeebrook A vote of 29 to 21 iu the Iowa sells th e cheapest, and deals th e m o st lib Roy J Baker, and attention aud that may arise in the senate ended all pretense of pro e ra lly in e v e ry wav H untington A Wilson future. posed primary elections in that for defte E \ Littlefield and state. Roger B riiuiiot, of Portland, Isn’t it about time that Eugene V Ragsdale A Meindl will become a candidate for con Helm was suppressed! All good for defts Ralph W. Hoyt has an organized 845 Myra Brown v M A Brown g re s s before the republican prim a American citizens, regardless of working system for his nomination, EV Littlefield for pltff ries of this district. secret conclave, owe it to them called the Hoyt Boosters with 850 Sherm an Trading Co ,v H all A V anKirk selves to turn down at once and for “ Get Busy’’ lor a trade mark. EV Littlefield for pltff Primary election day will lie a ever, all such pronounced anarchis C J Bright for defts “ legal holiday.” It costs the tax tic tyrants. The late “ uprising” of 851 k r n i a i : v i 1.1„ Wasco Lum ber Co v JR H all Hon. A. C. Jennings. payers just as much money as an the murderous gangs come from E \ Littlefield for pltff Special C orrespondence. C J Bright for deft election for President of the United their alleging conspiracy in the Augustus C Jennings, of Eugene, can Last Saturday on learning the 852 E Peoples v JL V anKirk States. So why not be a legal arrest of officials implicated in the didate for State T reasurer, whose card and JR Hall sad news of ids father’s death, Mr holiday. EV Littlefield for pltff atrocious murder of Gov. Steunen- ap|»«ar8 in this issue, is now canvassing CJ Bright for defts Southern Oregon and will visit Eastern S Brisbinb started for Yamhill Lot L. Pearce, of Salem, m iking bt rii for duties performed by him Oregon later on. He assures us th at he Co v C P Pollard county. His two sons went with 855 Oregon Trading EV Littlefield for pltff the canvas of Southern Oregon for yeara Unfortuuately for is meeting with good success. He nut ldm. 858 Oregon Trading Co v The Only S e c re ta ry ol S ta te , is well pleased I Western Federation of Miners, only expects a good support from Soutb- Weeder Co 1 he public school is doing well. EV Littlefield for pltff with the appearance of things out it has long been openly a lawless erh Oregon, and a rousing majority in The school, sometime recently, set V II Wilson for deft his own county, but in E astern Oregon organization. Its former president, that way, aud now feels that he 859 JB Morrison v Charles F Temple out 8'nie trees on the school as well he is assured by correspondents Ed. Boyce, in an address at the lias the Iwst chance of winning. and Jennie H and th a t he will get his full share of votes. annual convention at Salt Lake, Tiie fact'th at Eastern Oregon lias candi campus. They publish a little Ragsdale & Meindl for pltff paper the Erskineville Bud Miss S|teakm g about state indebted urged that every member of the dates for U S Senator, Governor and Su 860 DR McGregor v. C. 8. Ry. Co. ness, Oregon never has carried an federation be armed with a modern preme Judge, any one of whom is of Grace Thompson is editor. J F Moore for pltff Mr Buffington has improved in Cotton, Spencer A indebtedness but ouce when hinds I and that the whole organization more im portance to them than treasurer Wilson for defts were needed for an Indian war. I be d iillc l in warlike tactics. In will prevent any concentration of their health from his late sickness, so Adolf P errault v Aimer G King vote upon th e less im portant office; and much so that he is able to stir out Excepting that one time the state J ^be oeur d Alenes the unions Sam Pederson and Jo h n S Wray EV Littleneld and lias practically always been out of I engaged iu a pitched battle besides, the many Bankers after this of of doors. fice, and none for any other state office, Berkey A Cowan fr pitffs debt. I 0,1 Uauyon creek; openly dynamited lead many to believe th a t they think Solon T White, of Tygh valley, Roy J Baker and Baker A Fisher for defts mines and mills, aud for years there is more in it to them than the visited with bis uucle Ralph G S64 IN Sargent v Jo h n ath an M cInnis It scarcely needed the assurance I celebrated the anniversary of these salary. Junkin Saturday. .Menefee A Wilson for pltffs o f G en Wood that the killing of bloody deeds instead of the Fourth Ragsdale A Meindl for defts We have bad our full share here Mr JeuningH lias lieen an unsw erving 866 H l’ Steers v TW Johnson et al women aud children in the recent of July. Later 1200 or 1500 mem republican for 40 years. Ht? was bom of the severe cold weather. Menefee A Wilson for pltff encounter w iHi Muros was unavoid- I hers of the Federation seized a in Iow a in 1845, and cam e to Oregon iu 1 here has been new telephone 867 Dave Biggerstaft and John Bigger- able. It Inis never yet been said train, went in a body to W ardner 1875, w here he has since resided con tin - poles set up through here. W itkie staff v City of Moro JasF Moore for pltffs ti nt hlully «if American soldiers that and blew up the great concentrator Uiiusly. In th e darkest «lays of th e civil 868 J L Sm ith v Val Workman et al they made war on others than ol the Bunker Hill and Sullivan w ar,w hen but a m ere tsiy, he respomled K ent Recorder. WH Wilson and SW Stark combatants, and it would lie a slur mine, threatening with death any to Ids co u n try a call, serving in the 9th for pltff Iow a C av., faithfully an d well for tw o Miss Gussie Bottemilk-r, of The C J B right for defts upon their valor and manhood to who might interfere with their and a h a lf years, till th e close of the Dalles, stopped over Sunday morn 870 W ebber & Co v Chas W arren imagine that they needlessly or war. D uring th is service he tw ice re ing, on the way from Shaniko to SW Stark for pltffs recklessly shot down women and ceived honorable m ention and recom 871 Edward B Moen v Adolph Happold 1 he Dalles, for a short visit with FA Littlefield for pltff m end atio n for prom otion for m eritori rhihlreii in that deadly encounter C J Bright for deft ous service lie tu ru in g hom e from the her brothers J II and E II. Miss at Dajo hill. w ar he engaged iu school teaching and Bottemiller is about 1100 in the 872 Oregon Trading Co v IA Large EV Littlefield for pltffs m erchandising for n in e years. C om ing lead in this district on the Oregon Farmers in some sectious of the SW Stark for defts to L ane co unty in 1875, he engaged in ian’s Yellowstone Bark contest, and 873 Oregon Trading Co v JL Smith Pacific Northwest are beginning to farm ing chiefly, teach in g a n d keeping E \ Littlefield for pltff renliz«* that tin y can not go on is rustling hard for subscriptions, SW Stark for deft books a n d m an ag in g th e G range ware year after year raising big crops ol S75 E E Kascberg v WS Cooper house as side issues u ntil 1894. A t th e to make herself safe for the trip. EV Littlefield and wheat off the same land without session of th e legislature in 1887 he was Grass Valley Jo u rn al. WH W ilson for pltff giving that land something iu re elected chief clerk of th e house a u d iu 876 FH M eader v WS Cooper A social party in honor of Misses 1889 was elected a m em ber of ¡hat body turn. The question of rotation of E \ Littlefield and an d to w hich he was re-elected iu 1901. E th jle and Anna Scott was given WH Wilson for pltff crops ami the use of fertilizers is At th e close of th is session it w as said at the home of It II King, Wednes 877 J II Bottemiller, adm r, v W F Guy beiug discussed and put into ton ct al of him by prom inent new spapers of the day night. Guests present were: practice. It may sound strange to Ragsdale & Meindl for pltff state th a t he had killed m ore'jobs'than Leta Curl, Marie Buzonia, Gertrude S77 John Dere Plow Co v WA Norcroes talk of such things at a time when an y o th er m em tier of th e bouse. A t a Ragsdale A Meindl for pltffs Edith (98 Wi’merding-Lowe special session of 1898 he was again se H ark, Buela Williams, daily reports are living receive«! of Co v k rench. Marguerite Signian, Anna Geo E Wallis ll «fed clerk ot the house and also heavy crops throughout the coun SW Stark for pltffs at itie regular sessions(<f 1899, 1901 ami Murphy, Carrie Stanton, Ethvle try. but the wise man is he who 781 Moore Bros A Ginn v H Robinson 1903 and at th a t tim e was said to be as l«xiks ahead. and Anna Scott. Lizzie Bailey, Ella •Tas F Moore for pltffs w« II p«'sted iu all details of legislative I Ragsdale A Meindl for pltff Waikenshaw, Mr It II King. w«irk as a n y m an in th e state. D uring 820 OP King v N ettie G ertrude King W. M. F a k e has just completed and John E arl King Wasco News. his long service iu th e legislature he a tour of The Inland Empire Hosford A Ragsdale for pltff has form ed an extensive actjuaintance Thoa E Sink, of Wasco, owns in behalf of the candidacy of his and has m an y w arm friends in almost Monte, by Altamont, a very fine T h e Illin o is C en tral brother, 11. M. Cake for U. 8. ¡Sena co u n ty in th e state. In 1894 Mr HE above picture of the J every e n n in g s was elected county clerk,and [ ro a d s te i and driver. Mr Sink M aintains unexcelled service from tor. lle sa v s: “ The prtispects so m an and fish is the trad e re-elect«! to th e sam e office in 1896. I lately purcha-- this animal from the W est to the East and South, 1 ir as my brother is concerned are m ark of S co tt’s Emulsion, making close connections with all A t th e present tim e he ia engaged ! G N Crosffelu B efore c o m in g to th e c ity to tra d e read A C Sanford and little Mies VI a, were Moro visitors Saturday. Mr Sai/ord expects to move to Madras with his fatuity this summer. MARCI Wanted: Two Men In each county to represent and advertise hardware departm ent,pi t out samples of our goods, etc. Trav eling position or office manage?. Salary $90 per month, cash weeklr, with all expenses paid in advance \\ e furnish everything. The Columbia House, J lep. 610, 234 5th Av, Chicago, I 1 For Sale or Trade. One graded Percheron Stallio 15-16 Percheron, good style, goo-, breeder and kind disposition, age years old in spring, weighs 19O’_ pounds. Will sell on easy terms or trade for horses or mules." For par ticulars, address E ngberg «& M ontgomery , “0-1 Blalock, Or Grass \ alley, Mondays and Tuesdays. A t my Ranch, 1 he I aylor Burgin place, 6 miles S. E. of Moro, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Moro, Fridays and Saturdays. Terms: $15 for the Season, $7.50 single leap. Payable at the end of the season. I . R. MORGAN, Owner. for Exchange Residence lots and acreage i t Goldendale, Wash., for cattle or sheep. Call on or address T. L. C rum , - ’I ’ ] Rufus, Or Moro Property for Saie, One store building and one lot Main street. 1 wo lots and building, suitable for residence. Main street. 'Ibis is all good paying proper ty, and I want to sell it. For par ticulars apply to L. B. H ill , 203] Moro, Or. M ORO, OREGON. L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S . J. M . D U N A .H O O , P roprietor and M anager. telephone from The Dalles or any Sherman oonnty points at onr expense. Servie© furnished to or from Moro to huv points O UR M O T T O “Please the public? E V E R Y T H IN G N E W A N D U P -T O -D A T E . S P E C IA L R A T E S T O C O M M E R C IA L T R A V E L E R S train and Stock farm For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded. Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now in cultivation, water, windmill, wells and springs. If you want a good place come and see me four miles east of Rutledge. Everything man needs. No middle* man. Address. F rank P ayne , 1^6 Rutledge, Or. Iro n a n d W ood W o rk in g . ^tQRSE SH O EIN G A S P E QIA L T Y. M a c h in e ry R e p a irM . S h o p on P a r k S tre e t, ZLzZozc - - - N e a r P u m p H ouse. - O x e g rc x x . rick Yard for Sale. J he Moro brick yard property, Ijoining and west’ of the Court house, is for sale. Besides two city blocks there is an acreage good for first class gardening, and the whole tract will make a lovely suburban residence. Price $<00 For particu lars address B. F. H oover 542 East 36th street, 202] Portland, Or Io Buy, Sell or Exchange Any person or persons having a long price and transcontinental lines. Passengers horses, cattle, houses, k j or house will use him as fami' driver. j are given their choice of routes to hold goods for sale, exchange, or upon ldenly and Chicago, Louisville, Memphis and parties desiring to buy such prop one of the | Ne.w O rgans, and through these erty, will find T he O bserver a u p e x l,ecte d ly to sust; good medium for advertising and I L»i nvs tl n Ils to points to the far east. Prospective securing a customer. Try travelers desiring information as to J 1! an to •- The death the lowest rates and best routes are T he O bserver , oted wife. 1 invited to correspondence with the Moro, Or of trying in a following representatives: B. II. Trumbull, Commercial my heait-felt f friends who Agent, 142 Third st., Portland, Or. J. C. Lindsey, Trav. Passenger ,’ery moment Agent, 142 3d st., Portland Or. D R E S S M A K IN G in this dark Paul B. Thompson, Passenger linistering, it Agent, Colman building, Seattle. M e n s ’ T a ilo rin g , R e p a irin g gels hands.” a n d A lte ra tio n of G a rm e n ts J B Cartwright of Cross-keve re- N eatly a n d Q uickly d o n e . 1 by telegram ntlv declined $10 per head fori .-e-îsp.l heir tenderest 1000 1 bred evVes, to he selected from f Ladies T ailoring a Specialty brothers and the 1 >nnd by the pure baser T hisis c? • • in the al ‘ . in is is Several « years experience at t overflowing probably he highe.-t price ever of- teration department of a ladies lly pray that f-red in Oregon for range ewes. and mens furnishing goods store, ive the I ffrC says that prices for yearling lately at Port Huron, Mich., en find it sheep are <5 cents per head higher able me to assert that I can give rays of 'ban they were last year at this satisfaction to all who desire my g from t liroue of r !uie, while the prospects are that services. . . . ansmitb through : wool will sell fjr from 2 to 4 cents unan agc-ncy. F H Meader. j j er pound higher than last year. ¡IDLEMAN BLDG., Moro, Or. 1ÌIISS M ’A IÆ S LUjviJBXB ^jAll kinds in large or small quantities mouldih ^ s 7 sash 7 doors , AND SCREENS LIME, CEMENT, COAL, WOOD and POSTS. Y ou w ill a lw a y s fin d a t o u r y a r d . /I ÍS D A B W O O n at special prices by car load lota. W e also h a n d le KNOCK DOWN F R A T E S a n d B U IL D IN G P A P E R a ll c o m p e titio n . WINDOW W ill m eet E s tim a te s c h e e rfu lly g iv en on a ll h ills la rg e o r sm a ll, i Wind River Lumber Company Rober t O. L yo n , A g e n t, M o ro , O r s ,\ . \ \ \ \ \ 1