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I A car load of cobalt, furnished Mr. Bull is now assured that Uncle Situi was not taking that from Grant county, has been ship uuique Jamaica functionary seri* ped to Essen, Germany, for the « •r * City o iltcl* ! r a K f'i Krupp gun workB. Thomas Edison, ously, ______ orrieiAL f a p i r or s h k r m a m «10 who was the first man to discover M O H O , O ltB O O N ., The 12 congressmen who visited the value of Oregon oobalt, usee it Panama report that canal work is in the construction of his storage D. C. I reland a S on .......... E ditors progressing nioely. Everybody batteries,aud that is how the Krupp C. L. I reland , M anaokr . seems to have turned against Poult* people learned about i t ney Bigelow, j S^nd for advertieing rates. Nesmeth County. Gov. Hughes wauts N-Y.State to FRIDAY ...................F eb . 15, 1D07 have a uew state prison. No doubt Portland Evening Telegram., To insure publication, articles for he has iu mind solue practical use A Stockmans* Paradise, with its T h e O b i t r v e r m u R re a c h t h e o ffic e b e fo re to which a larger institution of that own laws and its own officials, is fto o n W e d n e s d a y . T h e m a il co rn e a d a lly . kind can be put. what residents of Borne 33 town When you remit for The Observer ships in Wasco and Crook propose, u t e an e x p re s s o r p o s to tH c e m o n e y o rd e r, Dr. Felix Adler and Dr. Ciapsey and to this end have had introduced -e g is te re d le tt e r , o r b a n k d r a f t, p a y a b le to D . C . I r e la n d & S o n . declare there never was a Garden by Mr Pike a bill creating Nesmeth • of Eden. But even y in the event county, a portion of Wasco county A Blue Mark here will answer an . t that they are right, of what satis lying east of DesChutes river, with I n q u i r y , w h e n e n te r e d u p o n o n r c a le n d a r , g i v in g th e d a le o f t h e p a p e r e» th e d a te at faction is it to them to spoil a good a small corner taken from Crook. w h ic h y o u r c u r r e n t s u b s c rip tio n e x p ir e s . story. » , The head of the delegation working Difficulty in having your Observer for the new county is L. Jones of “ Rockefeller has been giving $32,« c h a n g e d m a v be a v o id e d b y s e n d in g th e d e s ire d a lte r a tio n to th is o ffic e . A lw a y s 000,001) of his collections this win Antelope, who said today: g iv e th e n a m e o f t h e o ffic e fr o m w h ic h “We are cattle men and sheep ter for “education.” Enough to y o u w a n t it c h a n g e d , as, w e l l as th e o n e to men in this district. We are cut off w h ic h it is to be s e n t, j have warmed every coal-less stove from Wasco county, and most of us iu the blizzardy belt all winter aud A v o id p e r s o n a litie s . C o m p lim e n t s d e li have to travel more than 100 miles c a te ly g iv e n a r e a lw a y s a c c e p ta b le , b u t1 fed a million famishing, ptomachs. e v e n th e y m u s t n o t be o v e rd o n e , as th e to pay taxes, attend court, make a Education with him is a fad. c h a rg e o f in d n c e r l t v is a p t to f o llo w a transfer or record a mortgage. An s h o w e r o f p r e t ty n o th in g s s p re a d b ro ad telope is more than 100 miles from cast The gulf coast oil fields of Texas I I A the county seat of Wasco county, We are bsre to do printing, and have decreased their production 45 ^ 5 *f y o u w a n t s o m e d o n e b r in g .it to us o r le t and is, the center of this district. per cent since the seismic disturb | us k n o w a n d w e w i l l see y o u . I f you " t h i n k w e a r e n o t e x t e n s iv e e n o u g h fo r ances in Jamaica. The sudden drop We would annex ourselves to Sher y o u r c o n s id e ra tio n — o h , g o ’ lo n g . was noticed the second day after man county, but that is a farming county, with anti-range laws, and Did it ever occur to you that it the Jamaica qnake 17 wells in T ex we can’t db business under that After coats no m ore to produce p r in tin g th a t as and Louisiana went dry. 1 m pleasing to th e eye th a n th e o th e r the Valparaiso quake many wells sort of legislation. What we want k in d . T h e Observer is eq uip ped w ith is a county government, close At a ll m odern fa cilities for d o in g good ceased to flow while an immense oil w o rk a t th e ve ry m in im u m o f coat. T r y lake appeared out in the gulf. The hand,-and laws that will permit us ue w ith an order a n d i f it is no t execu t to do the only thing that we can do, ed to y o u r perfect Batittfaclion yo u need north Texas oil fields increased 100 n o t ¡»ay for it. per cent since the Jamaica shocks, raise sheep and cattle. We have and the product is much lighter in more than 100,000 head of sheep in S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u rts . these 33 townships, and an affti- oolor. • t range law would mean trouble.” - C ir c u it C o u rt, H o n . W . L . B ra d sh aw J .,—3d M o h d ay in M a rc h , au d 1st Mon There are about 1,500 people in In one of his recent ‘outrages' in d a y in October, a n n u a lly . the proposed county .embracing some the U.S.Senate, Tillman referred to P robate C ou rt, H o n . O . B . B o u rh ill 1,188 square miles. The bill pro the democratic party in the north J .,— 1st M o n d a y in each m o u th . poses to make Antelope, the only ern states as “a shining example of C o u n ty C o u rt; G . B B o u r h ill, J ., D C h is h o lm , W m . W a lk e r Com m ission ward politicians—dirty, low crea town in the county, the county en»,— 1st W ednesday in J a n u a ry , A p r il tures.” This reminds us of 50 years seat. Antelope has some 400 resi J u ly an d O c to b e r._ ago, when the Breckenridge and dents, lights, water and graded We are advised that the Smoot Donglass factions in the old demo streets. The bill provides that the rag will be chawed to a finish in the cratic party split at Charleston. governor shall appoint the county U.H.Seuate today. During all the Then a South Carolinian called the officers until the 1908 election, and time that has been spent on his case northern democrats “ mud sills,” that the officers shall receive the If Smoot has been the least bit and tried to drive them away by following salaries: Judge 9300 per worried nobody but bis wife found putting up the prices at hotels con annum; clerk 91,200; sheriff 91300; vention week,aud palling down the treasurer 9250. The only trouble it ont. blinds at all private homes; an in the residents of the county antici There may be times when yon cident worthy of remark right.now, pate is to discover enough demo think that railroad men don’t know that Charleston has not, from that crats to enable the governor to ap everything, but if you have taken day to this, evinced any other than point political backers to these jobs particular notice you have observed the sentiment of a selfish sordid na until the eleotion is held. At the that they are too wise to run home ture. The blinds are still down in last oount there were about half a seekers’ excursions through North Charleston, and hospitality there is dozen in the 33 townships. It is not Dakota at this season of 1907. unknown. The O. Man was there, probable that either Wasco (ft Crook writing for Wilber F. Story’s D e will vigorously oppose the forma Railroad passenger departments troit Free Press, aud never will t io n o f the new c o u n ty . It is real nave been apprised of a recent rul forget the curse of northern demo ized that the residents of the shut ing of the Interstate Commerce crats upon that beautiful city; a off section have been a law unto Commission through which excur curse that counted. themselves; that they are not de aion rates which remain in force 30 pendent or connected with thecoun- days or more are termed “tourist’ ty they are chiefly residents of, and rates. This means that low fares that the new county would best allowed duringthe summer to lieach solve some of the present problems. resorts aud from the east will be The ■< O b se r v e r . XfiftgtalattTe QtASip» FBOn IXII.l KLPOKTN. A n a ia n ta te « tir o s Obera H ouse Monday evening, February 18th, will appear the Royal Male Quar tette of the Lyceum Bureau, said to, be fine. They are highly in- dCrsed. • , The Beresford, South Dakota, lo cal manager, says: “Not only were we more than satisfied but the au dience was unusually enthusiastic. Several pronounced it the best quar tette they ever heard. We should not be afraid to bill them again with the same program.” F H West, White, S D: »«They are really the beet that you have sent here, and everybody joins me iu saying this.” A J Swanton, Menno, 8 l5: “ For a course another season I ask that this quartet be placed at the head of the attractions you offer for our people.” r - ' * - - A L Belt, Gilmore, Iowa: “Good as gold, and they would be a g >od return date number here. A ■Mong, well balanced quartet. Long live the Royals.” Herald, Anthon, Iowa: “Nearly every seat was occupied, and every number on the program was heart ily applauded. The members of the quartet are finished singers, and they were not the least bit pinchy about responding to encores.” Castlewood, 8 D, Republican: “If there was a di»apj>ointed one pres ent we have failed to hear of it. The quartet are all possessore of trained voices musically, and are noted for their blending quality.” NEW TODAY. for Sale. Ta P atrons and C orrespondents. Office Supplies. A ll local* w ill be run till ordered out, un lew otherwise specified. Sorosis Don't »end u» for free publication any th in g o f an advertising character. D on’t ask ua to »end you name» and ad* Jre»a o f correspondents. T h a t la a private m atter between them and ua. Spring Ties and Oxfords $3.50 to $4.00 Copy for ad», change*, etc., must be lit the ie office before 2 oTclock o’clock p. m. Wednes- lay to Insure proper care and attention. z Sow Lost. W ill weigh from about 175 to 200 lhs., black oolor, slit in right ear, with pig. She was lost from my inolosure near Moro on or about December 21st. Suitable reward for information that will lead to her recovery. Address, C harles R. B elshke , 254] Moro, Or. Jersey Boll for Breeders. We carry a surprisingly largo and complete stock of office supplies. The Observer has been established vf nearly 21 years, and It has some subscri bers who have reeelved It regularly for more than h a lf a score o f years. Many o f these object to having the Old Reliable discontinued at ihe tim e o( expiration ol their subscriptions, find (or their benefit, as fot other reasons, wo discontinue subscrip tion* on ly when notified to do so, except by agreement made at the tim e the ac count i* opened, when It Is noted upon the calendar to be discontinued promptly at the tim e specified. A ll persons paying In advance at the tim e o f subscribing, w ill have the benefit o f the $ 2 6 0 rate for two year«, or the $5 00 rate lor five years. W e send T h e Observer to any responsible per son who orders It, though they may not send the money w ith the order, with the understanding that they are to pay 125s cents per m onth for It, until such tim e as they may wish to take advantage o f the above liberal discounts. From th k date we are prepared to discount rates to all leading W eeklies and Magaxines published In the United States, to any prepaid reader ol T h e Old Reliable Observer. Come with the m oney— as that is Indltpenslbie. ’ Letter and Bill Files, and Filing Cases. G rass Moro, Oregon. I I L a x a tiv e ; g ro m o Quinine Strongs Brick Cures a CoM in O ne D ay, Grip in T w o . Confectionery, Cigars, Tobaccos, To R. £ . H all and Margarctta H a ll, the above-named dafendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the oomplaint filed against yon in the above entitled aoit on or before tbe 1st day of Marob, a . n. 1907, whiob time it more than aix weeks after the date of tbe first pablioation of this Hammons, and if yoa fa ll ao to answer, for want thereof, the tlaintiff will apply to the eoort for tbe re- lef demanded in plaintiffs’ oomplaint, to- wit: For judgment against the defendant R .E .H a ll and Margarette H all, for the sum of $446.86, with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per eent. por annum from dale, and for tbe farther sum of $201.65, with Interest thereon at the rate of 6 per oent. per annom late, and for the ooata and disburae- of this sait, and for a decree of ooart foreoloainp «aid mortgage», and ordering the aale of the said mortgaged premiaes and directing that the prooeeda arising from aaid aale be applied to the payment of the I said jndgtnent and coats aud expensoa o f | making aaid aale, mo far as tbs same will apply,and that plain tiff have lodgment over and against defendants R.E. H a ll and Mar- arette H a ll, and eaob of them, for any de- oienoy theit remaining nnaatiafied, and that tbe defendants, R.E. H a ll and Marga- relte H a ll and Hherman Trading Company, and all persona claiming by,through, or un der them, be forever barred and foreclosed ef any right, title.equity that toe plaintiff be allowed to be a perob- aaer at aaid aale and that tbe offioer making each eale be authorised, empowered and d i rected to place the porohaaer thereof in the immediate poaaeaaloo of aaid premiaes tbe day of aale and tor such other and fa r ther re lie f aa to the ooart may seem equita ble in tbe premises. By order of tbe Hon. George B. Bourhill, County Judge of Sherman county, Oregon, dated the 16th day of January, 1907, tbia Hninmons ia served, by publication thereof iu The Sherman County Observer, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published in aaid oountv aud state. Dated and pub lished tbe hrst lim e this, lKth day of Janu ary. 1907. K. V. L r r ru m s n n , Attorney 8 tjl8 m l-2 5 ll for P laintiff. Billiards on Bos. Pool Tables Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream in Beason. Soda Water, bottled < j>and fountain, always on hand. -KS. /Ci. A .O, jC i W L E S A M final settlement . In tbs County Court of the State of Oregon for Hherman county. In tbe m atter of the estate of Perry W at- kina, J r., deoeaacd. To aft wnom it mavoonoern. Notioe la hereby given that the undereign- ed, aa adm inistratrix of the estate of Perry Watkine, Jr., deceased, has filed her final sooonnt of her administration of aaid estate with Ihe Clerk of the above entitled Court, and that the aaid Court has appointed Mon day, tbe 4th day of Marob. 1907, at 10 o’- olook in tbe forenoon of aaid day, a t the County oourt room in Moro.oonnty and state a foresaw, aa the time and p la c e for the i bearing of objection« if any there be, to said final aocount, and the settlement thereof. Jana A. M a x w u x , Adm inistratrix of the Estate of 6 tjl8 f 16-251] Perry W atkina, Jr., deoeaeed / a 25c. . A. A. dh Xk. XkA. Ak Me Jh. Z- /■ LUM BER k in d ? in la rg e o r s m a ll q u a n titie s . lim e , cement , coal , We also handle - WOOD and POSTS Knock Down W indow Frames, Building Paper SLA B W OOD a t xpeeial prioea by ea r load lota. >as engine service Untie Bam uses the UWIOR GAS KMGftTS for his field outfits la the artillary and wirsleaa tsiecraph «crrlce. Thia rou»h tisatm ent is a true yractical test of efflctency and dnra- b lllty . The UH10H OAfi 1H G IM E la con structed in such a «upertor manner and of ai&h fine tr at-trial th a t it starts easy, works easy and runs ea»y under ordinary, every day, rot-ab (arm unaae. Before you inrast a cast in a aa« enaina w rite for our free cataloa Wifld Hirer Lumber Company E. S. Hornaday, /Tanager, Moro, Or ’/ /i / r 'V s v ■'/ / s y s / / Union Gas Engine Co. 62-6« First S t., Portland, Oregon F . F. Kendall. Sales A»« nr FURNITURE UNDERTAKING Watkins’ Goods W hen in P o r t In m l Hotel Oregon Good Horses for Sale Esmond Hotel Conor ta t ud M oro Streets Watches Repairing, etc. X» A ll t S Wanted. All Work Guaranteed. A lw a y s Remember th e Full Name M ORO, ORE. R E . H a ll and Margnrette H a ll and BhermanTrad- iug Company,* corpora tion, Defendant*. O regon H arness S addles H alters Repairing^ Solicited. R u d o lf Wm. V a lie v , MaaarniWefimre and Uaep la Mfiack Observei>Book^Store, Firfit Street or Portland, Oregon 9 Look here for the next thing you are needing. termed tourist, instead of excursion AND State institutions demand an ap IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS. rates. It does not change the abil ity of the lines to allow excursion propriation of 1150,000. Any person or pergpns having rates for any period, from 24 hours M y M u lto Ia The Normal schools have made a Reduced Round Trip Excursion Rates horses, cattle, houses, lots or house to a month. To Pacific Coast In 1907. winning combination.^ At least Q u ick Hnlva au d hold goods for sale, exchange, or they hoj»e so. H n ta ll P ro ilia. . . . . . __ . parties desiring to buy such prop- Dunng the summer season of 1907 erty, will find T he O bserver a L i v e and L e t L iv e . It is estimated that the revocation Senator Kays bill for transporta of the system of ship building at tion of convicts to the pen. has been reduced round Trip excursion rates good medium for advertising and C u ll au d E x a m in e will he in effect from The East to I »ecuring a customer. Try the Boston, New York and Norfolk put to sleep. M y Htncit o f T he O rskrvbr , ; the Pacific coast, Montana, British F U R N IT U R E navy yards, suspending all ektra Senator Smith’s anti-trust bill Moro, Or and Columbia and Arizona points. work on w arships, will set the work may do in its Kansas home, but it H ID E L I N E 8 back two yeers or more. It was Rates from Chicago, via. direct is not essential to Oregon. before b u y in g 1 Homestead Ceennl ¡dated done at the behest of labor organ! lines to North Pacific coast points ^ O T IU E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . That economy freak in the state will be 975, and from Missouri riv rations, charging that men were O. W . A X T E L L Department of the Interior. printing graft, petered out in the er common points, Council bluffs to working more tliau eight ktours Are guaranteed. You can have United States Land office, Moro - Oregon. The Dalles,Or., January 22, 1907, day, aud working day and night, senate. The parent of every bill Kansas city inclusive, and St. Patil them by writing, or calling at my Notice ia hereby given that tbe following Bundays and holidays, in violation must see his Sweet William in print. and Minneapolis, rates will be 960. residence at Demoss springs, Sher named settler* have filed notioe of intention man county, Oregon. to make final five year proofs in support of the 8 hour law, and contrary to For political buncomb? their reapeotive claims before the KeRie- St. Louis, Denver, Colorado springs 246] A lex . H unter , Agent of ter and Receiver at The Dallea, Oregon, on the order of the President. Rejiea) February 27th, 1907, via— Sj»eaker Davy has a good plan and Pueblo 950. Rates Io Spokane the law and set the order of his ex Thomas E Hoott.of Ajax,Oregon on Home to silence some of the political and points effected, will be 95 less stead Entry No. 8964, made Febrnary 6tb, cellency aside. 1901, fo r tbe of Section 84. Tp 1 schemes in Oregon. If his bill be than to the coast. Rates one way, H, K 19 E . lot 2 and H W W N E X of Section 8 ¡e 19 E, W M. Tp, 2 8, Hange comes a law sjieaker of the house via. California, will be 913.50 high Gentleman or-Iady with good Linooln oooln L Tarneey, of Ajax, Oregon, on U .8 .Senator Ankeny has Intro and president of the senate will be er than those above mentioned. STOP A T reference to travel by rail or with a Homestead Entry No 9095, made March 11, dneed a bill in congress for the re elected by the people, at a general Tickets will be on sale daily, June I r’8> f°r * firm of $250,000.00 capi 1901, for tbe S ^ N W ^ , NW ‘ ■ ; 'K 8 W X , and lot \ of Section X Tp 2 H, Range go 19 E, W. M. lief of Ben Holladay, to the extent election. Ellen Cannon, of Ajax, Oregon, on Home- 1st to Sept. 16th, with final return tai. Salary 91,072.00 per year and ■tead E ntry No 9054, made Marob 2,1901, C o rn er 7th and Stark Streets of <526,379 on account of alleged expenses, salary paid weekly, and for the H E 1 Í8 E X °7 Seotion 84, Tp. 1 South g Senator Whealdon has introduced limit of October 31st. expenses advanced. Address, with Range 19 E.lot 4 of Section 2,lot 1 and S E X I t la new and Its room« are provided with services in earryiug mails and for running water and long distance tele NEM of Seo 8, Tp. 2 S, Range 19 E, W M. Account of 23d International Ch stamp Joe. A. Alexander, bill in the senate sskin r for an mules, etc., said to have been run phonea. European plan. Rate* They name tbe following witnesses to H*] Moro, Or Endeavor convention Seattle, July appropriation oi $<i l,()uu I» » an ex prove Ibeir oontinaoue reaidenoe upon, and .91 per day and upward. off by Mormons and Indians fifty cultivation of, the landa, v ii: * Highest priced room $3 years ago. There may be some tension of the portage road to D ates 1015; Convention of Baptist YPU W alter O S m ith...........of A la i, Oregon - per day. Spokane, July 4-7; Grand lodge of George S m it h ........... of A. ax, Oregon Holladay assigus who would like to city. It is hoped that this bill may Oeear Simmon« . . . . . . of A. ax. Oregon Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co. Linooln L Turney . . . . of A ax. Oregon finger this money, but as fbr Ben, pass, as at present the portage road IOGT Seattle, July 16-22; rate of Chas. Wright, President, Thomas H Suoli........... of \ ax, Oregon little better than an expensive one lowest normal 1st class limited be either needs no relief, or else an Ellen Cannon ............. of Ajax, Oregon J have for «ale several head of M. C. Dicklnaoa, Manager. W alter R A d la rd ......... of Ajax, Oregon fare for round trip for direct routing t appropriation would not afford him burlesque. 3-year old gelding«, by Coco, Scotty W illiam Underwood, of Condón.Oregon with 912.50 additional one way and Black Prince. None are better 6tj25f 22*2481 M ic h a bl T N olar , Register any. He tried Jo get this hill thru It has l»een difficult to keep run through California, has been named in Sherman county. Come and gee congress several times during his of legislative matters consequent Gon»»lidat»d to North, Pacific coast points and them at the farm, ndrth east of J ^ O T IC E F O llnineatead life time, but failed, liecauae there R P U B L IC A T IO N . pon the many flood seasons thia Monkland. Address was no merit io bis cairn Spokane from Chicago, St. Louis. United States Land Office, i r; htii We have a delegation at R. A. M urray . The Dallea, O r., Dec. 29, 1906. f Missouri river and Colorado points. 248] Monkland, Or a le n i in whom the people have Notice ie hereby given that the following- P r o tla n d , O re g o n . named settler» have filed notioe of intention O K A R ANDERSO N MANAOKR Maj. Gen. Gre«-lj aaserrsthat the confidence, 'and who are equal to Sale dates east of Colorado points, Io make final five-year proofs in support of June 20th to July 12th, west, June “ flame o f L i b e r t y is d e g e n e r a tin g ; their claims, and that said proofs w ill be ie task of guarding the public in- made before the Register and Receiver at 21st to Julv 13th, final return limit t h a t ConiirH-rentliM in is k i l l i n g in d e Tbe Dellee, Oregon, on February 19th 1907, •re-t without any special effort at Sept. 15th. vlai p e n d e n t * “ in vies ol <ertain evtjuis Free but to and from trains ■»(ructions, ’though each one will George Smith, of Ajax, O reyin, on Home Account of Mystic Shrine con happening recently. there are n-a-t Entry No. 7979, mads Febrnary 24, Send your watchee, jewelry, etc., stead Rates by the day ppreciate advice kindly communi vention Los Angeles, May 9-11,and 1900. for the W X B W ^ of Section 4, S E X ons /or crediting Gen. Greely’s as cated to them. needing repairs, to me, and I will S E X of Seotion 5,and N El<N EW of Section 0 0 c, 7 6 c, S 1.0 0 , $ 1.0 0 , $ 2 . conference of German Baptist Br. guarantee perfect Mtiafaction. Wm fp . FSoeth, Range 19 £ ., W. If. sertion. Ilo aays.( “ when a nation Walter G, Smith, of Ajax, Oregon, on If Senator Coke’s hill passes the lx>s Angeles or Long Bench, May Rudolf ie my agent In Moro, at Homestead European Plan stand- lor commercialism anti mate Kntrv No. 7978. mad» February 94. 1900, for the W X N h X . N I X N W X of rial gain, ordinarily known, as governor mav appoint two commis 16-23; and National Eclectic Med. whose place of business any article Seotion A Good Clean Family Hotel and H W ^ S E k of Seotion 4, Dp. may he left to he forwarded, and 2 Booth. 9. Range 19 E , W .M . Sucres* a' the expense o f Ih d e fta lld I sioners to assist the over burdened Association Long Beach, June 18- who will return the same to you in O ocm * Simmons,<>f AJ»x,Oregon.on Home- enee, then the day of decadence hits Supreme court. We feel interested 23, one lowest 1st class fare for the good shape ifieed RnUy No. 9949. made October 91.1901, O. M. H baoock , for the W X N W X of Section 86, and E X set iu.” Hjrftaking of his*experience in the move for a constitutional round trip has been authorized to 241] LaGrande, Or S K V fh Seotion 84, Tp. 1 South, range 19 after the earthquake in Ban Fran amendment reconstructing the state Loa Angeles and San Francisco with G R A SS VALLEY, ORC. "they name the following witneaeea to Cisco, where he was in charge of j courts. The old foot log is about 912.50. additional for tickets routed prove their oontinuona reaidenoe upon end cultivation of, the lands, v ia : 350,900 refugees, although lie »it played out. If adopted the proposed one way, via. Portland. Sale dates, flecar Htmianna . . . . .of Ajax, Oregon those strirkep people l»\ amendment will place our county Mystic Shrine and German Baptists O«*>rge Smith . . . . . . Of A, SX, O re g o n L L Tarnen . . . . ......... of A, ax. Oregon .One 8ure Hatch Incubator for tons < f thousand»; li* did not see h , courts and probate huifinsM in the April 26th to May 19thfinal return Elten Cannon .........of A ax. Oregon limit July filai, and for NEM asso ■ale, hot water system,capacity 160 W alter G. Smith. ¿ . a f Oregon “ woman in tears, nor hear a man j hands of judges learuix] in the law, PRICES R E A S O N A B LE . . . . .of A ax, Oregon ciation, sales date« .»one 8th to 15, eggs. Price >10. Apply at H.Dierkfi -JofeoXWlfiMh. complain.” , i* re » ty g<s»d evidence Land remove much </ the present .o f Ajar, Oregon W elter It Adlard with final return limit August 2lst. farm, one mile north of Rutledge, M jI8 f 16*9481 Michael T . N ol.n, Regimar C O fldU C U d Ofì Bfffft Principiti that the men of America are eqn<l laxity in the method*»»! «Htiement or address, A eora M. W ilcox , W m . M c M urray , G. P. A., to the problem» I hat lace them. j o f estates. Hubooribn fer Thu Oboarver. Rutledge, Or ORAN Co and SPKy, Portland, Or 245] In Buy, Sell or Exchange Third and Washington Streets, Book-keeping. JUMMONS.- In the Circuit Court ol the State "■ o f Oregon for Sherman County. The services of a 2-year old full blood Jersey bull may be had for breeding purposes,chargee 92.00, by applying at the McGrath Farm, east of Moro. For particulars Address, J ames H ulb , 254] Moro, Or J^OTICE Walk Ovnr and Sorosis store, tbe Largest rt Speciality Store in Tbe North Weit. ’ Typew riting, and c o ., sh oe K N IG H T Inks for Copying, f Two mares; one»3-inch wagon with wheat rack; two sets of work harness; one set of buggy harness will be sold cheap. Apply to Mrs. D ogma , 255] Moro,1 Or I The most up to date Hosiery Department for Men, Women, and Children • ; Before coming to the city to trade read er* are requested toeaam lne TheOb»ei ver advertising columns. It» the active, wide awake buslnck» man who advertises, con sequently he Is the most accommodating, *ells the cheapest, and deals tha most lib erally In every wav a , Plaintiff, • T he S m a r te st F ootw ear for W om en D o n ’t send u* articles on politics, tem perance or religion. Discussion o f such .oplcs only lead» to violent and abusive language In the end. va. Models 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. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager. Telephone from The Dalle» or p r Hherman oounty point» at onr »xpenae Ik-rvioe fnrnub-xi or from Moro to any points. O U R M O T T O “ Pleas« the public.” , EVEBYTUING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS JOB PRINTING ’» F T T ! » F J / V W 1 Talking to Himself A Scotchman, when linked why he alway talked to himself, replied: “In the first place, because I like to talk to . an intelligent man. “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 prices—it goes without saying that prices are right And our w ork -if it’s not right, send it back Try us. We Print anything. O b s e r v e r P r i n t i n g O ffic e RH opo , - - - O re g o n . ° A L IT T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN YO U R Vinton Hotel f^ W idle days by telling your neighbors of the good Incubator for Sale. Au. r X- . New Entirely, Convientto Business qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub scriptions, send us their addresses and we will ‘send them sample copies. We p,y for all soliciting you do for uh . J READ THE OBSERVER A LL the time. For County news
