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Secretary Shawn' announcement
that- “ too many ten dollar bills are
being held in reserve” was made
beforerCbristmaa.
Dr. Dwight Hills aaya we need
more poetry. There la danger in
making inch a statement too public.
A lot of would be poets are likely
to take the doctor seriously.
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la some quarters there is talk of
raising the salaries of school teach
In times like the present, when ers. • Prosperity will get around to
the national government and sever the preachers next.
al states are pressing suits against
When it comes to the dangers of
Hill, Harriman, Gould, Rockefeller
and other railway magnates, it prosperity some of us are so »lull
could easily happen that many in that we will have to have a dia
nocent persona, and also the gener gram before we can recognize them.
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al public wonld be injured. An im
mediate effect of I he attacks has
bCeu that I he stocks of all the roads
involved have gone down. I u some
h k a l t i i i i i « u e s t i o j ».
oases they carried the shares of
other roads down with them. All
He who grumbles about his bad
this has damaged the 350,000 own cold is finding fault with a measure
ers of railway stocks, and has dis
of relief to which he owes his life.
couraged investment in railways to
What he may justly grumble at is
some exteuL Another effect has
the undoubted misfortune that he
been that the advocates of the gov
is the subject of bacterial infection.
ernment -ownership of railways
It is hard to blame nature, sh the
have become busy, and are prepar
patient proceeds to do, for success
ing for an active propaganda in be
half of their fad. Mr. Bryan, who fully defending him against the ef
has been silent for several weeks,is fects of this casualty. Methods of
recovering the use of speech, and treatment, whether carried by na
his government ownership folly Is ture or art, are seldom pleasant,but
agaiu to" be brought to the front they are not blameworthy. The
Soofolism is getting a boom thro’ phenomena of disease are purpose
these attacks on the railways. Home less, and wantonl/ distressful, so
are Deginn• ill at 6
viotiarx Hamands from iH©
ing to use the same sort of talk physician a frwans for stamping
agaiust the railways as that which the trouble out. These symptoms,
incif»id the granger legislation in however, are in the main the mani
many states 30 years ago. For the festation of a* process of cure, and
time those laws had a bad effect on are sd far benevolent that without
the railways, and ultimately on the them a common cold might be a fa
public. Some of the laws were re tal malady. The copious catarrh,
pealed, others were annulled by the the persistent sneezing, are practical
courts, and others became a dead means of dislodging the bacteria
letter on the statutes.
from the nasal passages, while the
„ Let the railways be punished cough removes them from the wind
when they violate the laws, but in pipe.
discriminate abuse of the roads ----------------------------- L=4--------------------------------
which is being beard in newspapers
“ plant retardation .
among politicians, and in the lob
T h e M etho d o f P ro d a e la g F1«
bies, is harmful to the public as
O ut o f le a a o » .
well as to the roads. Its effect will
Lillee o f th e valley and m any other
be to reduce the value of all prop plants are no w plaoed on the m arkets
erty of the roads and to check rail o f the w o rld ’« great cities months a f t
way construction. The law officers er th ey are ou t o f season. l*h b b ac
of the nation, and of the states, are complished by “p la n t retardation,"
holding back the developm ent by
right in bringing suit against roads means o f cold and darkness un til w h a t
which in their opinion violate the ever tim e b desired. T h e n th ey are
laws,bat such officials should guard sue« m ore subjected to lig h t
against any expressions calculated w a n p th , w hen th ey blossom. The
m ost prom inent fe a tu re o f a p la n t
to excite popular sentiment against ta rd a tion establishm ent b the huge
the roads. The restrictive laws of cold storage b u ilding in w hich the
Illinois, Wisconsin, and numerous plant» a m stowed s w a y . U n d er the
o f the guide the v is ito r passes the
other states, passed by their assem earn
portals. I a a m om ent he etope from
blies from 1878 to 1876, aimed to th e w a r m th and lig h t o f a sum m er's
curb what their framers thought to da y in to the sold bitterness o f a w in -
be extortion, and unjust discrimin to r’s n ight, th e darkness o f w hich b
b u t fe eb ly re lb v e d by the flickering
ation by the roads, and in some hand lanterns. The in te rio r o f the
cases the ohargea of unfair treat bu ilding b divided In to various cham
ment were true. But the legisla bers, and each one o f these Is allotted
to some p a rtic u la r kin d o f p la n t Ona
tion in most instanoee was extreme, cham ber b fu ll o f lily o f the va lley
and oppressive, and by hampering roots, the n e x t b packed w ith boxes
the roads in their legitimate activi co ntainin g H ilum bulbs, w h ile again a
m p artm ent te -cram m ed w ith sm all
ties, and by checking construction, co
potted plants of assies and spiraea.
dealt a hard blow to the communi
E ach and a ll o f these varieties are In
ties through which the proscribed a d o rm a n t condition, sleeping aw a y
roads passed, and is being severely th e ir tim e en tire ly unconscious o f the
changing seasons In the outside w orld.
felt even at this remote day all the T h e w a lb o f the cham bers are th ickly
way across the continent and most coated w ith a deposit o f frost crystals,
severely in the Pacific coast states. and m illions o f these flash lik e d ia
in response to the rays o f light
Mr. Hill has shown to the satisfac monds
from the lamp. The degree of cold Is
tion of any reasonable mind, that usually obtained by means of a com
railway betterments in the near fu pressed s ir apparatus, and the freez
ture will require an expenditure of in g cu rran t b led In to the differen t
cham bers through wooden channels.
something like 61,500,000,000, yet
In course o f tim e these passages gat
the legislature of his own state choked w ith hoarfrost, an d I t becomes
wonld destroy his sbility to secure necessary for a m an to enter them and
alean the accum ulation aw a y . Th is b
his proportion of that snm needed a cold Job. In places the tem p erature
as much for the public necessities la as low as 20 degrees below zero.
as fur the urgent improvements T h e costume o f a w o rkm an engaged
t h b clearing out operation b p rac
which he would direct These ar In
tic a lly an arctic outfit.
E v e ry part
bitrary measures may continue to o f the body w ith the exception of
deface our laws, but history will sm all holes fo r eyes and m outh m ust
repeat itself, and when too late to be protected w ith th ick wool. O ther
wise serious frostbites w ould ensue.
rectify the mistake the public will
R etard ed plants m ay Its kept In
turn against themselves, and their check fo r eight m onths or a t tim es as
days be oumtiered once more to the long as a year, and curiously enough
they do not seem to be any the worse
manifest injary of themselves.
fo r Jhe tre a tm e n t. Indeed, the ex p eri
DANGERS OF LEGISLATION.
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It may take the Standard Oil Oo
some time to find a technicality for
every indictment, bat if it doeeu’t
its attorneys will have to give a
pretty plausible reason for the
shortage. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The senatorial ‘fight’ in the legis
lature, so called perhaps because
of the fights there for the past 60
years, ended in half an hoar Tues
day. F. W. Mulkey was chosen to
fill the 9 weeks term, and Jonathan
Bourne, Jr, for the 6 years regular
term.
The unreasonableness of the Ore
gon quarantine law is shown up in
enforcement of it in Baker county
on the 10th, where 160 head of 67
aheep for export, died from the ef
fects of a “ lawful dipping.” There
are no scabby sheep in that county
bat that cuts no Ice with a durned
fool law that says “all aheep” most
be dipped before leaving ^he state.
The law as it is now makes winter
shipments almost impossible. An
amendment is necessary.
W ith taxes doubling np nolxxly
wants the Beveridge free text book
law which provides that at a district
school meeting, with not leas than
60 voting, the board may levy a
special district tax “and buy book«
and supplies for the children of the
d istrict” Joe has made bis law
like a Portland department s t o r e -
different; that is to say unlike auy
other law io any other state for rev
enue. ‘Pi’ it Joe.
An investigation that will return
300,000 aerea of Oregon land to the
government, now held by the H ot
riman interests who refuse to sell
or improve it, will b e jn sta n d
proper. Every condition of the
p u t ( w h i c h » - , fraud from It.
inception), has been violated. It
was made in the interest of a pro
posed railway the Oregon and Dell-
fornia, which Ben Holladay stole,
through his partner Solomon Gym
nastics Elliott, and which Villard
took from Ben after croneying with
Bens’ “ man Friday” Paul Schulze,
on board of a Onnarder, io the A t
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lantic,
while,
as honored ageata,
bothi'were ¿atoning to striTe the
dutch bondholders for more money
with which to build roads in Kan
i and Oregon, Villard made good
nee of the Schulze story, and talked
rattling sense to the Germans who
deposed Ben ami made him their
The corporate form of doing bosi
mas is a necessity under modern
oonditions,and must extend instead
of diminish. The railways are one
of the large forces in the industrial
and social development of the time
and wanton attacks on them will be
calculated (o damage the oommunl
ty. In and oat of the railroads
lawbreakers muat be brought to
justice, but demagogic appeals
against railways and corporations
of all sorts indiscriminately, such
as are now
ing li» in l u i 1? ti !>•- I
quency and extravagance which re
calls the clamor of the seventies,
»hoold be oondemoed by .11 public
I k
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The senate public lands commit -
toe having reported favorably the
bill to repeal the timber and stone
act, substituting therefor a law di
recting that the government retain
title to its remaining timber lands,
selling only the timber at its ap-
praised valne, virtually creates for-
reservations of all government
timber lands which can never pas«
to private ownership, hence can
never be taxed. To compensate
! for
*<*• of Lax’*- 8eu,tor Fulton
, **ured the adoption of an amend
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St i pointing that 26 per cent,
of
the
money derived from limiter
king over Oregon. Tims.by suhse
qnent manipulations, Villard was sales shall be paid Io Ihe counties
Stepped on, end the Harriman syn io which the timber is cot.
dicale fall heir to thu grant, « hicli
i t to holding. In violation of every
Senator Garter, c f Montnnu, is
condition, rn.til the value shall up justly op|»oaing the policy o f Prrei
proximate 650000.000. Evidence dent Roosevelt o f w ith h oldin g »11
yet lie produced showing lhal
this g n a t I mm I v o f land slum 1« I i v
I >ud patenta u n til a up-cial agent
< f ll«e In te rio r d o p aii nient c m go
itVar ih«* g iu u u j
**>|a»rt t»u each
wort to lit«' govern »»•«< it and la*
a purate c h i in.
thrown
to sett lem in I.
ence seems to m ake them grow all the
fa s te r w hen they are allow ed to m ake
• s t a r t Romrf varieties grow a t a tre
mendous rate when they ore brought
In to h e a t —Chicago New s
W a y . o f t o e W ild K lr p h u n t.
W ild elephants te rro rize whole dis
tricts Io In d ia , k illin g men. women and
children and deatroylng honeiw, gran a
ries and fields. A wom an and her tw o
children w ere »leeplpg In th eir hut.
One o f tbe children heard a noise a t
the g ran ary and w oko the mother. The
Round o f the hum an voice« from the
house enraged the In vad in g elephants,
one o f which charged the house, broke
It d w n and killed the w o m an and one
cnihl. The rem aining child escaped by
hiding. A t another tim e a w om an was
w o rkin g a t a ford. An elephant w alked
out o f tbe forest and wished to cro w
the stream a t the ford. Aa th e wom an
waa In the w ay , he picked he r up.
w in d in g his tru n k around her body, the
and o f It coming over her face and
aoee. Th en be placed tb e w om an gen
tly , or as gently se be could, a t one aide
e f tbe path. H e did not m ean to h u rt
her. but nevertheless he broke her aoee
and one rib by tbe compression o f his
tru n k .
A gain, an elephant found a
m other and baby la a g ra n a ry whlab
he w as demolishing.
W ith Its huge
foot I t crushed the baby In Its cradle,
bat. picking up tbe m other, lifte d her
ou t of the boose an b a rt. placed bar on
tbe ground and then w e s t an ru m m ag
ing fo r grain .
Ms M e g r * - « a .
“ H ello , old man. H a v e n ’t seen an y
th in * o f yon since you got m arried.
H o w goeu I t r *
“Th an k», fa irly w ell. B u t m arriage
b a costly Job! I f yon only kn ew w h at
the drsaainnksra charge!’* -
“fto I suppose you regret ItT *
“Oh. a a I m arried a dreesmaker.**—
M eggendorfar B latter.
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A fte r
Y ra ra .
S m ith — W hen Green w aa courtlag
th a t young w id ow a couple of year»
ago be d e e b re d be couldn't live w ith
cut her, Jones—And did la> marry berl
S m ith — T e a A nd now be la try in g f f
get e d ivorce ou the grounds tiu L M *S
IgagassthlB to five with her.- Exchange.
O b i Utotavr B b A bb I
iA « a
Womans’ Homs Oompanloo. oh
Ones on a t in » I knew a man
Who said it didn't pay
To advertise the goods he bad
To sell or trade away.
To prove that he wan off h b l«as
And make him olearly see,
I gave him half a page of spaos
And let him have it free.
I t almost scared him Into fits
To see himself displayed
As I dbplsyed him , but he felt
l b Intluenoe ou h b trade.
I kept It up, hb business boomed,
The ouetomers swooped down
Upon h b store until he had
The biggest rush In town.
One day I went arouud to call
And found him on the ran,
W ith people waiting for their torn
W hen those ahead were done.
“ Well, well,” I cried in great delight
To see things boom that way
‘Don’t advertising pay. old man?
W hat have you got to seyT”
I tho’t he’d like m y work soniueh,
And think my plan so nlos,
T hat he’d not only praise h b warm
But pay m e d o ub le price.
And did he do it? Lbten, plows;
I tho’t that I ’d drof> dead - Z -,l
When suddenly he turned rn me
And vigorously said:
“ Take out that advertisement, quick I
Gal dern yer pesky sklu
I ’ll never git a chance b rest
£ x long ex It stays in .”
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charge o f insincerity la apt to follow a
shower o f pretty nothings spread broad
cast
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•f you want aome done bring It to ua or let
us know and we w ill ace yon.
I f you
think we are not extensive enough for
your consideration—oh, go 'long.
fresh Cow for S a le .
Jersey heifer and calf, good
stock broke to milk, will sell oheap.
Inquire of
N. W. T hompson ,
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Erskinville, Or
Cow Lost.
Roan colored cow, with some
red on her; has a strap with ring on
her head; branded on left hip oom-
bination circle and bar; is giving
milk. Anyone seeing her, or hear
ing of such oow, please report to
G. A. S immons ,
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Rutledge, Dr.
Ti Boy. Sell or Exchange
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house
hold goods for sale, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
erty, will find T he O brervkr a
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Moro, Or
Watches Repairing, etc.
Send your watches, jewelry, eto.,
needing repairs, to me, and I will
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
whose place of business any article
may be left to be forwarded, and
who will return the same to you in
good shape.
0 . M. H bacock ,
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LaGrande, Or
Wanted.
Gentleman or lady with good
reference to travel by rail or with a
rig, for a firm of $250,000.00 capi<*
tai. Salary 81,072.00 per year and
expenses, salary paid weekly, and
expenses advanoed. Address, with
stamp
Joe. A . Alexander, '
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Moro, Or
Iieibiter fir Sale.
One Sure Hatch Incubator for
sals, hot water system, capacity 160
eggs. Price $10. Apply at H.Dierks
farm, one mile north of Rutledge,
or address, A sora M. W ilcox ,
2451________________ Rutledge, Or
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Are guaranteed. You can have
them by writing, or calling at my
residence st Demoss springs, Shop
man oounty, Oregon.
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- for Sherm s n County.
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Typew riting, and
J. Otaw, P la in tiff
Third and W ashington Streets,
To K. K H a ll and Margaret!« H a ll, the
abovs-naiued defendants:
lu the name of the Hsate of Oregom
Yoa are hereby required to appear and
answer the oom pbinl filed against yon in
lb« above entitled salt oh or before the 1st
day of Maroh, A.
1907, whtoh tim e ia
more than six weeks after the date of the
t lr s t p u l . h o a t i o n of this Humosona, and If
yoa fall so to answer, for want thereof, the
ptabtH f w ill apply to the court for the re
lief Stiiuandfd in plaintiffs’ oomptaint, to-
wtV For judgment agatnat the defendant
R .K H a ll and M argaratb H a ll, for the aom
of BGA.M, with interest thereon at the rate
of 10 per aent. par annum from data, and
for th> further anna of $301 SB, with Interest
thereon at the rale o f 6 per oeat. per annum
from data, and for the eoets and dlaborea
menta of thia anil, and for a daoves of ooort
foreoloKing »aid mortgages, and ordering
the sale <>f the said mortgaged premises ana
direeting that the prooeeds arising from
said sale be applied to the payment of the
said judgment and ooata and expensoe of
making -aid sale, ao far aa the same will
apply,and that plaintiff have judgment over
and agemat defendauta it.K . H all and Mar-
garette H a ll, and each of them, for any de-
floienoy 'lien remaining nnaatlafied, end
that tbe C fendanta, K.E H a ll and Marga-
ralte H a ll and Hbecman Trading Company,
and nil persona olaiming by,through, or un
der them, be forever barraid and foreclosed
of any night, title.eqaUy or redemption,and
that the plaintiff be allowed to be a purch
aser at aaid s ila and that tbeoffloer making
suoh aale be authorised, empowered and d i
rected to plao<- the purobaaer thereof in tbe
im mediate poMeeafon of said premises on
the day of aale and for auob other and fa r
ther relief as to the oourt may seem equita
ble in tbe premises.
By order ot the Hast. George B. Bourhlll,
County Judge or Hherman oounly, Oregon,
dated the ISth day of January, 1W7. ibis
gammons is served, by pablleatlon thereof
a
In The Hherman ■
newapapar o f generai olreulatloa. pablished
in aaid oounty »ad stato. Dated and pob-
lisbad thè tirai Urne thla, U lh day of /a n o -
arv 1907. B. V . L irru m m u » . Attorno?
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Knock Down W indow Frames, Building Paper
SLAB W OOD
at apactal priors by car load lots.
Wind River Lumber Company
E. S. Hornaday, flanager, Moro, Or
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* MORO, OREGON.
J. M. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager.
and
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LIVERY, FEED AND SA L E S T A B L E S .
Telephone from Tba Dalle« or any Hherman county points at our -rpenre
S erviM
fnrnlahed td or from Moro to any points.
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SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
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PRINTING
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H o td S O r e g o n
C o rn er 7 th a n d Stark S t r e e t s .
It la new and It* room * arc p»D'lde«l'wiih
running water and lot g «li.iam e rele-
phrmea. European plan. R ile *
61 per day and upward.
Hlgheat priced rooni $3
per day.
Talking to Himself
Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
A Scotchman, when asked why he always
talked to himself, replied:
“In the first plaoe, because I like to talk to
an intelligent man.
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“In the second place, because I always like to
hear an intelligent man talk.“
We talk out loud for the Scotchman's reasons.
Would rather talk on P-r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
We don’t eay a word about pricee—it goes
without saying that pricee are right
And our work—if it's not right, send it back.
Try ne. We Print anything.
Chaa. W right, President.
■ . C. Dlcklnoim. Manager.
Esmond Hotel
pjO nO B FOR PUBUCATION.
iS fli.to r tbe W X S W X ® * Heetfoa 4, H E X
S R X ° f Heetlon 6.and n EUNEÜ of Heetion
h I p 2 South. Hange 19 R., W . IC.
W alter O. bm iih, ot AJ*». Oregon
Mtaatoed Entrv No. 7978. mada February
34.1900, for the » WW N h « . , N E M NWW of
Meatinn 9. and S t w
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o< Heatiou 4, Tp.
3 South, Bange 1»
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O s a r Hiiuona, of Ajax, Oregon, oat Horae
statuì R ntrr No 9MW. meda October 31,1901,
fa t «ba w$4 N « X of «M tlau W, und EW
NSW of Beotion, 94, Tp. I Booth, ranga IS
R IG H T
LUM BER
Q u ic k
H aire an d
H iu a ll P riiflta .
Hoinr.le«, Coraolidated
J^OTICE TOR FCMJCAT1ON.
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U N D E R T A K IN G
NOTICE o r FINAL SETTLEMENT.
United States Lead O A ar,
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The Dalles. O r., Das. 39. 1906. f
Nottee ta hereby grrea that tbe fall««m g
- - — * re ttie n bare «lad noMaa of totanttoa
aaake Saal
yaar proofs ia snppart of
tbalr staima, and tbot aatd pmofa w ill ha
■ ad e before tba Register and Reoelrer at
Tba Dalle«, Oragoa. oo Jebruary i»th IR ff,
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N E W YEAR
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Attorney for P lain tiff.
Department of tbe In terior,
United States Land office,
Tba Dallas,O r., January 98, 1907. ■
Notice is hereby «riven, that tbe following
nniaed settler* have filed notioe of intention
to make final ttv* year proot* in support
ot their reapeetive el a I ma before the -K*g**-
ter and Ueeeiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on
February 27th, 1907, via—
Thomas K Hoott.of Ajax,Oregon on Home-
Htcad Entry No. K9ft4, made Febrnary fits,
1901, for tbe H X H W V of Seotion 84, Tp 1
H. K 19 E. lot 3 and H W W N E X of Seotion 3
Tp, 3 8, Bang«- 19 E, W M.
Linooln L Turney, of Ajax, Oregon, on
Hnmeatoad Entry Wo IKOil, made Maroh 11,
1901, for the 8 W N W X . N W tfS W X , and 1
3, of Heatton 3. Tp 2 H. ltange 19 E. W. M .
Ellen Gannon, of Ajax, Oregon, on Uoue-
Rtt-ad Entry No 9064, roads Maroh 2, 1901,
for tba B E 1* H E X of Section 34, Tp. 1 South
K inga 19 E,lot 4 of Seotion 9, lot 1 and S E X
N K k of See 8, Tp. 9 8. Range 19 E, W .M .
They name the following witnesses to
prova their eontinuoua residence upon, And
uaUtaetton of, the lands, via:
Walter U S m ith.......... of Aiax, Oregon
S m ith ............. at A ex, Oregon
Him raooa.......... of A, *x, Oregon
neoln L Tum ey . . . . of A ax. Oregon
rasa E Saett.......... of A as. Oregon
Ian Cannon .............of A ax. Orevor,
altar R A d la rd ......... at Ajax, Oregon
W illiam Underwood, of Oondoo.Oregon
MJ3M 99^491
M w u n . T Nona». Regiat*
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j, Ics Cold. Dr inks and Ice Cream,
>in season. Sods Water, bottled.
>and fountain, always on hand.
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E. V. LnTxarasus,
In the Oounty Oourt of tbe State of Oregon
for Hherman oounty.
In the m atter of tha «state of Perry W a t
kins, J r ., daoeaaad.
To all wnom It may ooooern.
Not io« la hereby given that tha undersign
ed, a* ad m in iatr*i|ix of tha estate of Parry
Watkins, Jr., daeaaaad, has Iliad har final
Hooount of har administration of aaid estate
with the Clerk of the above entitled Oourt,
and that tbe aaid Oourt has appointed Moo-
tbe 4th day of Maroh, 1907, at 10 o'
clock io tbe forenoon of aetd day, at tbe
County oourt room to Moro,oounty and state
aforesaid, aa the tim e and plaoe for the
hearing of objection* if any there be, to
»»id final aooount, and the settlement
thereof.
J a n A. M a xw w x,
Adm inistratrix of the Estate of
fttjlSf 18-961] Parry W M kins, Jr., deoeaaed
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By order of Hon. G. B. Bourhlll, County
judge of Hherman oounty,Or,dated this IMtn
day of Dsoember, 1906, thia sumaaooa ia
»t reed by pnhlioation thereof to the Bber
man County Obaerver, a weekly newapeper
of general circulation published In aaid
oounly and state.
Dated and published tbe first lim a thia
21at day of December, a. D. 1006. •
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Repairing Solicited.
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T o I O Laras, «be above named defendant.
In tbn name of tbs state of Ornuoo yea
am beroby required to
the oom plaint filed a«*inat you to the above
entitled oourt and oeuae on or beforu tbe let
day of February, 1907. wbiob date la more
than alx weeks after the date of tbe first pub
lication of tbie euromoua,and If you fall *o to
answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will
take judgm ent affftinat you for the eum of
$197.» with intereet tberroo from data at
the rate of 10 par oent per annum, and for
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the further sum of 9 &O.O
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for the ooata and disbar reementa of the
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M o ro , O reg o n .
UMMONS—la DM Circuit Courte* ths
ef Oregoo far Sh<
Cauaty.
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8. 8. Hayes. ptototHT
BabaeriU t e The Uboorvor.
Portland, Oregon
Book-keeping.
K E. H a ll and Mergarette ,
B a ll and HbermanTrad-
iug Oonipany.a oorpora-
tion,
Dofondunla. J
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S H O E CO.,
Walk Ovsr and Sorosis store, ths Largest
Spscislity Store in Ths North West.
Inks for Copying,
- i » u >« circuit court ot ««• suw
for Hherman County,
S ummons of , Oregon
ti.
K N I6H T
Protland, Oregon.
OSCAB ANDBBOOM MANAGER
C ontr ? ! ®
ud Moróos
S tw u
Fr«« but to and from trains
Rates by tha day
6 0 c, 7 6 c, • 1.0 0 , • 1.6 0 , S 2 .
European Plan
O b s e r v e r P r in t in g O ffic e
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A Good Clean Family Hotel
Vinton Hotel
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G R A B S VALLEY, O R E.
> z New Entirely.
Convientto Business
»RICES REASONABLE
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