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Y M »y V 4k|*„ M e r « ©My u i i l c l a i I'a p c r . o r p ic i al F a r « « o r siikkman oo MORO, OKKOON. C. L. Ia ti. a n d . F ill D A Y . . . .M anager COUNTY (’(HUT PKOCKEDINUS. March, 1909, Term. WILLIAM HENRICHrt, Judge. W m . WALKER. Gniuniia«i<>iier. I). CHISHOLM, Gommlasloner. H. H. McDANEL, Clerk. _J . C. FREEMAN, Kb eriff. J G Walker, el «I, road ¡»etition, continued. i March 12, 1909 J S Fowler, et al, road ¡»etition, to be .viewed and rejaifted tt|>on notice* t RLE, ex making purpo»e*. April 28th. Church and Society cept when for money Hoch notice* at regular rate* at the option of the publisher*. Before coming to the city to trade read er* are requested to exam ined lieObnei ver advertising colum n*. It* the active, wide awake bu ain tt* man who advertise», con sequently he I* the most accoinfhoilfting, sell» the cheapest, and deal* the most lib erally in every wav We will not be responsible for the neglect of eui*cril»ers to notify us of «>■•»«« in «M r,... XorwiUU.. notiticalion of a Post m aster th a t t lie sub scriber lias “Removed” settle the hill of a delinquent. Did it ever occur Io you that it .costs no more to produce printing that is pleasing to the eye than the other kind. •*Aie Observer is equipped with all modern facilities for doing good work at the very minimum of wist. ’I ry us witti au order anil if it is not execut ed to your perfect satisfaction you need not |>ay for it. O 11 Rich was ap|M)inled super visor of road district No 2; *nd DH McClain fer No 9. witness «nJ jurors attendance at the circuit court were ordered. Warrants were ordered in pay ment of claim« as follows: •> Account of Office Supplies Telephone aud Tel Go, rent . .. . 7.00 H’S McDuuei, supplies.............. 11.40 J M Parry, stamps, etc.............. 88 20 Bushong <& Go., job printiug... 155 35 Miscellaneous Accounts. J C Freeman, cash expenses . .. 24.70 Moro (Atmmerclal Go, im lo....... 30.00 Wind River Lumber C o ........... 3 75 O B Messi tiger, drayiug............ 2.75 J J Hecker, expenses......... . .. 9.86 John Blough exam!tiers fee ... 20 00 11 I I W h ite •• Warrants aggregating $514.30 for J A Smith, Send for advertising rate«. “ .... 3.76 fX’XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX>OOOOOOOCOOOOCOOOCOOCXXXXX>i A habit of reading the federal constitution at least once » jear, is a good on»— even Im the eoninien taiyrs. Be ashamed to die until you have won some victorytor humanity."— The world conservation congress ahsuiue that Hu- eaiib is w oiili say ing, but will keep quiet on the sub ject of volcanoes. . - — Sherman (£QuiHy Ttçüçhsss’ In s I i l iula Slcboo J (¡piiçers'' h Carelessness with matches4, cos' annually 5<>o lives in this countiy and a loss of many m illions by’con Bagration; Ye' w atches continue to be au unconsldered tiill». I You a re cordially iqvited to attend tb,e rqeefing of ti]e Sherrriaq County Teach e rs ’ Institute arid-Sctiool O fficers’ Conven tion to be field in tf)e High School building Grass Valley, Oregon, on S aturday, M arch 20th, 1909, beginning at 11 a np~ W. C. Bryant, County School Superintendent. . . , ' Somebody must play the fool ev ery tick of the watch. iTiTWnes day the biggest fool of die day was Mayor D u u u e o f Chicago. In kis side stepping ail in vitation to Hie D ickiusou banquet. S U B JE C TS . — • ----- - 1. Shall all the Schools of the C o u q t y , ^ ^ allowed to becom e rqerqbers of the Sherrqari Gouqty Field M eet grid De c la r a to r y A ssociation? 2 'L e tte r W riting Contest. The Oliserver doe« not ask any free tickets, so calk'd, or other dead head perquisite from the Alaska* Yukon Pacific fair people. W e e x pect to pay our way, and they will do the sama with u< 3 4 If he re ta ils the ofli co oiie year longer Secretary W ilson of the A g ricultural depart in»*n t. «dll hold t he cabinet record iu length of service. Iu poiut of vuluahle work perform < ed his rank will I m , entirely satis factory. It is a common custom to hurl criticism s at the rich because ot their extravagance. Hetty Green has never been accused of extrava gance, but she gets her share of the criticism , just the same, thru force o f hal4t.—V— The kind things now being said by the Japs about the American nation anti the big ll.-ct denote any thing but a warlike disposition. In fact, there ia nothing more setene and peaceful than a Japaneae com p litu eo t K ing Edward thanks Orcgop for several Itoxes full of apples sent to England for him to “sam ple;’’ aud h is servant Hays, “ will send many Mt ore thanks for some more apple« along about Christinas tim e.” Did you ever? W ell, hardly ever. Maj. Gen. Wood has directed ar my officers to impress upon enlisted men the deadly «fleets of wood Al cohol. Atid^while the officer« are at it, it would n’t hurt if they Im pressed ujsm them selves the woozy effects of the old fashioned kind. President—Col. C. A. Buckley, Grass V alley; L. Barnum, Moro; H. M. Fhull, Kent; Secretary— George Mowry, Moro; KXKCUTIVI (OMMITTKB, Moro—L. L. Peetz, A. H. Barnum, Frank Sayrs; Grass \ alley— F.ed Krtisow, J. B. Morrison, E. F. Heath; Kent— L. J. G ites, J. J. Wiley, A. J. H olt; • Seud The Olmerverto your alteenl » I T ’S A L W A Y S B A D . friends. It is better than a letter, and gives ail (lie home news. Four The B ast o f Books a re Bad W h an Aching and M o re People K now It . mouths for 50c. Few “Wanted*.” Wanted—A young man to take care of a pair of muleti of a Christian dis position. Waubwl—' f w apprentices who will be treated as one of the family. Wanted—Experienced nurse for bot tlsdbubjr.—_ —_ — ----- - -------- Wanted—Au industrious man to take charge of 3,000 sheep who can speak German.—“Humor of Bulls and Blun ders.” 1 ■ i * Selection cf L ibrary Books for the corning y e a r Other Topics. 7 ~ 7 . Note : This is to be an informal program. W e hope that every one will come prepared to discuss some one of t h e abo ve to pi c».— --------------- - • ----------*------- ——— It was a thrilling experience to Mrs Ida Soper to face death. “ For year* aaevere lung trouble gave me InteiiHe suffering” abe write«, “and aeveral times nearly caused my death; all remedies failed and doctors «aid I wan incurable. Then Dr King’nNew Discovery brought quick re lief und a cure so permanent I hat 1 have not beeu troubled in 12years.'’ MrsHoper lives at Big Pond Pa. It wm ka wonder» In coughs and colds, sore lungs; heuinrr liages, whooping cough and all bronchi h I affections. 60c and $1 at Moro Pbarni aey; trial bottle free. T h e Invisible Sun. No one has even seen the sun. This Is not an eplgrnuiuiatic pleasantry, but the cheerless scientific truth. ' A series of concentric. shells envelops a nu cleus of which we know absolutely nothing, except thnt It must be almost Infinitely hotter than the fiercest fur nace and that It must amount to more than nine-tenths << the total solar mass. Thnt nucleus Is the real sun, forever hidden front us. K illa W ould be S la y e r. An Unexpected Reply. A very demure little Frenchwoman, who teaches lier native tongue in a well known southern college, learned recently, under emhnrrnaslng clreum- atnncea, that it 1« not always «afe to accept as a final standard of correct English what one may casually hear. One night nt supper the president of the college announced to the assem bled young ladles and teachers that an Informal niualcnl progrnm would be Note : It is desired that every district be represented. given presently In the college chapel. Teacher* Ore expected to be present. Turning to the dainty I’arlaienne, who in addition to her other accom plishments plays the piano well, he >0000000000000000000000000oooooccocooooooocx ■ said: “Perhaps Mme. Petit will t>e so good Additional Loral«. The Wasco News has been sold to ns to assist us.” The lady nddressed arose and coyly the new paper, the' Enterprise replied: Mr ami MrsC If Tom were Morn “I vlll do my dnrndest, profesaeur!” The Dorcas Society have arrang \isitjr« this week. - .... i v , . 1 lo Pa ,n t> r^P*P<»r, and otherwise —I.lpplncott’s, ■ ■■ ♦ — Mr Hanson, ( ray No 2, is prepar-1 - . - w , . J ’ 1 r ox up the interior^of the PresbvU- S tiff N «ck . y j [y plow gardens, rian church in this city. Now if Htiff neck Is caused by rheumatism of Mrs Chris Anderson ha« recover the inen folk would get a move on the mui>ele*of the neck. Usually confin cd "from her recent illness. then selves and paint and fix uf ed to one side, or to the back of (lie neck Ex-M ayor L Barmin is attending . outside, it would he commcnd- aud one side.. While It i« often quite painful, quick relief may tie had by ap the auto exhibition in Portland th i« ia '^8 *n l ^e sight of the Lord. plying GhainlM-rlain’* Liniment. Not week. 1 be health of Pendleton was nev one case of rlicuuu»tl«^n in ten r< (piire« W e notice sev< rul i.iinbs aruong er a good, due principally to the Internal treatment; when liters 1« no (ever or no swelling, a* In muscular aud Horace Strong’s flock of sheep this crusadeoi women against filth. The chronic , rheumatism, ('tiamtierlain’a Old Reliable is praying for a wom Liuiinent will ucConip:i-li more than week. en ’s crusade ugMinsl filth in Moro any internal treatment. H >ld by Moro Don’t forget to remember Saint No case of contagious disease has Plitirtuacv. Patrick’s Ball the I 7 lh a tth e Acad appeared in Pendleton this winter. emy ball. _ ' , ■ I The Hipleas Age. Chris Andersin came very near cr.i lovely woman’* wile« we And Wm Raymond and Mr O’Niel "h-t there 1« no esc.ipe » to passing in his checks suddenly are building a large linrn on the f i ’.nt content to change her mind, last Tuesday, when a cast iron u‘. now «lie'« chanced hor shape. Barzee place. . —Lippincott'« Magazine. weight fed fro« his wind mill strik The Sherman co intv high sch<s»l ing him on the head. Only for the W here Poem« Go. declamatory team contest the team glancing blow he would certainly Wire—The meal atew 1 have made at Peiwileton tonight have l>een killed; as it was the bad for yen today In a |w>em. Editor—Tiicn I suppose I must lie the Friends will hex» ry to learn o i , cu^ "hows how painful the injury wustebasket.— Fllegende Blatter. the death of the little one horn i,, ’«ust be. 8 m a ll T a lk . Mr and Mrs Todd recently. . | Talk about push clubs: You’d Note : The chairman of the school board shall be the delegate 'the convention. If he is unable to attend 'he shall appoint some member of his board or the clerk to represent the district, tach delegate'attending the conven tion during the entire session shall ne entitled to receive two dpllars out of the general fund of the county, but no such expense shall be paid until approved by the county superintendent. . .. . , . -» It la a fact. «« you may Know, W hile other* It may ehoek, That large scandal* often grow From Uio amalleat kind of talk. —St. Louie Poat-niepatetk. Tins g rami mot her« of old Dutch Dunksrd families of western Penn sylvania have made and used H ick ory Burk Cough Retn-dy and reared thtir families on it lor a 100 years. Now yon can buy it of your dealers Ask for it and u«e it, because it is pure; Itecsuse it will stop yyur cough; l*ecRtise it is (he best oough remedy made Try it. For sale by Moro Pltarmacy and dealers every where. ' • »■" ( all and Examine My Mtock of FURNITURE aud HIDE LINES before buying Conducted on Best Principles I have duplicates of the follow C « m n ie rc *« l T r a d e « • llc lie d ing all first class, choice fruit trees, which I wistrtn-TlispoHe of, as I am now so situated that I cannot plant them: Apples. M oro - Oregon. R“d Astrachsn, Gravenstein, Gano, Dutchess o' Oldenburg, Early Harvest, Red June, Newtown Pippin, Northern Spy, Arkansas Black, Winter Banana, First street, Htrnng brick, Moro, Ore. 8TO P AT Winesap, Golden Russett, Redcheek Pippin, Oregon red winter, B»n Davis,' Yellow Siberian Crab, C o n fe c tio n e ry VI h itn ey’s Seedling No. 20, Crab. Pears. » C o rn e r 7 th a n d Stark S tre e ts . C ig a rs, T o b a c c o s It t* new and it* room» are provided with Summer Baftlett, Winter Nellis, running water and long di*tance tele Flemish Beauty, Idafro. B illia rd a n d P o o l T a b le s phone*. European plan. Rate* * Cherries: Royal Ann, f l per dav and upward Bing, > z Lambert. Illg heal prtet-d room $3 R-eoolil drink« and Ice cream In Ma* per day. Apricot«. «oil K»»da water, bottled and fountain, Tilton, Royal. always on hand. J^W rigtit-Dickinson Hotel Co. Petciie*. CI imn . Wright, I'reahlcuL Early Crawford, Alexander, M. C. Dk'klitMOii, Manager. Liberia, Late Crawford. Carolina Poplars. Prices for these trees are righk M o r o . O re g o n . Inquire at W W M Co Bank, or ad dress I. D. Put«, 2t3*27] _ Moro, Or Express and Freight Delivered to any Part of the City. P ro tla n d , O re g o n . „ Piano and Furniture Moving. W hen in 1*01*11» n«l W m . Rudolf Hotel Oregon 0. 8- fllessinger O ity . Esmond Hotel 0 r a ,y [stray Notice-Sale. t e r b t and Morrb Street: A. G. BOESON |j I I I AID U D || A A V | |1 U . 2 Phallamont Liveiy Co ? Wasco, Orejen. — OP-OOVSnr MaMtrTMB TW ORDER Red Rhode Island Eggs. N8SL^Qaa_js_ CüS-*t A Russell Cyclone Thresher T M O O oros B arber S hopj P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . ' J I Ca-e Engine and other Ma chinery, for Rale low down for cash. In an Illinois town the musical di Apply to rector of a company was continually H. F. M tkrs , finding fault with the comet player of 2% m. so.-of Wasco, Or s Agoi.l for. th e B est S team L a u n d ry the theater orchestra. Finally he turn tf.3?6] “ ct 1»^;.. 1. 1* -i i- . \ ed to him and sneerlngly remarked: S hop in B rick B iiild ib g n e x t O b serv er Office S “You can’t blow anything out of that instrument!” E D G K R L E W IS . P r o p rie to r. “Mein frlent,” said the player calm iy, “I haf blown two tenement bouses Will he 2 years old in April, MORO - - OREGON. Qut of It a lre tty y e t” —Chicago Record auut w *4 1 »a LUMJ U —U«-4a by U m ___ great Clydesdale stulli n, Young Prince, who weighed 2186 11»«; thio colt’s dam is Kate, 1500 lbs; she by imported Balount; grand dam by imported General Logan. This colt fa in tin g , R a n g in g will make a horse from 1800 to 1900 lbs, and is very nuootb, with a broad fiat back. He w ill be sold at a bargain, and on terms to suit res Satisfaction gu aran teed ponsible parlies. R. A. M urray . Both in W orkmanship and Price tf.326] Monkland, Or Office at Furniture Store. P roductlv« Cornet. | Everything First Class and Up to date. Young Stallion for Sale. . t It a ill f>e one of the duiie« of the special Mission to correct the lax commision aci so that it will either specifically re|»eal the gloss earnings tax, or exempt the as-»» s«ment ol A G Anderaon, na<ive of Hwcdeft, j Judge Rudolf behind a gro«« earnings p<) able directly to lias declared Ins ini« nti<>u to brcoMej hkrrow, w ith a load of dry the Mate treasurer, by the people’s | tt c tizeii of tbe.U liiled Stales, Isiarda. H e has torn away (tie old law of 1ÍKMT Bates Clark sliHck on land recently ______Donnell of l'l,e DiUi-s ha* bought next to his residence prop invested in 620 act»*« of Shefmlfn Every Issly stands up now for c u n t y wheat lands at $45 per sure. erty, bui t a nice gara e for his au to; a comfortable hennery, an ele Lincoln’s work. But no man suffer .. ed more, or w orst almae when doing I . wbose t»ini y has ar- gant concrete cellar, and is still his work. W asl.iug'on, too, se n t I rived l/ rorn Kent, will occqpy Mrs pushing, -----A, through a raking fire of mean mid >,H,er * house in the west end of petty criliciaiu. The d« tia< tors and , Dr J R Morgan, Dentist, has ar villitiei's of gen iu s.u fid giewtue*aj Ira Massinger of tbi- city .has ranged his appointm ents for Wasco io one geueratiou never learn jusl i«e bought a 17-acre peach orchard near ' l* °s eaSh ? onlh ,’e8in’ model tlio u or decency from ibe fut The Dalles, which stand- him $40(L ning with the 16(h day. The re- lUMtu.ng porto# each month he will lies of their predeceasors. per acre. be at his office in Moro« P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E A bad back la always bad. Bad at nig tit when bed tliue cornea. Just as bad io the morning. «/. Ever try Doau’a Kidney Pille for It? Kuow they cure back ache; Cure every kidney ill? K W Midleiu, 410 Main street, Oregon olty, Or, says: ‘‘About six mouths ago kidney aud bladder troubles caused me great suffering. < I tried many remedie« also a doctnr’i» prescription but waa not benefited I knew my kidneys were disordered by ibe irregularity aud un- uatural appearance of the secretions. I flually used Doan’« Kidney Pills aud after I had taken the contents of,one box, all symptom« of my troutde had dleappeared. I give thia remedy my hlgtieet endorHemenL” For «ale by all dealers. Price 60 USUAK A.NDKKhON MANAUKK cents. boeter-Milburu Go., Buffalo, Cume to my place one bay mare Trunks and Grips Delivered New York, sole agent« frtr the United and «ucklingcult; nn lirands visible. State«. i T})e ,nare ¡H a light bay, left bind To and From all Trains. Remember the name—Doan«—and i foot white, and bus some white s;>ecks take no other. j on back and hips, Weight about 1050 F ree b u s tç and from train s ‘ ' or 1 KX) lbs, about 8 years old, seems R a tes by th e d ay Northern New Zealand. to be broke The colt is a dark bay In the northern part of New Zealand ; wilh wj,itw hj|ld fe,.t „nd gma„ „lRr, } 6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ 1 . 0 0 , $ 1 . 6 0 , $ 2 » Proprietor of the climate la mild all through the , ¡n forfi head? year, the temperature seldom falling . ....... E u rop ean Plan to the freezing point, while 50 or 00 The owner or owners of the above f l I T V íl A G ood C lean F a n r ly ^Hotel degrees in the shade la common weath- ¡ , | K Iire r q uoted to c a ll for ti.» m er In winter; hence churches, the read I prove property, pay .charge« and j lug rooms In public libraries and the Drayiug of all Kinds, dining rooms of most hotels are not take them away, otherwise they w ill he ___ , . warmed at all, even when the ther sold, us provided by law, at my L _ mometer la down near the freezing I fariii south of Moro, Sherman eoun (Tiunk)' and Grip« H aulcil lo and tf, bregón, to the highest bidder for point. from trainR cash, at 1 o’clock p. in., of Satur day April 3«l, 1909. T h e Lurid G low of D oom . N. W. T hompson , « I ttfm tiB ! ! * * » P r” pri' ,o r' Was seen in the red face, hands and i d .3 2 7 J ----- --------------------' M oro, O r body of the little son of H M Adams, of Every kind of rig to order, Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight from and all orders prompt and satis? exetna, had for 6 years defied all reme factory at reasonable pricer. dies and battled the beat doctnra who -7- I1 Farmer« tv.im« fed «« wtTTas said the poisoned tilood had affected bi« they are fed at home, if not Itetler. For sale fur setting; price $1 per lungs, and Dotbiug could save bhn t he bserver ffice Tei*f>h<m« at our ««p-nre ‘•But, writes bia mother, seven bottle« Retting. Address, M tr /N . W. S ilvkkr , of Electric Bitters dhuipletely cured Mon» Or him.” For eruptions, ezema, salt rheum «26*] V z z ’ z -z y z z'Z’cz: all blood dlMordecs and rheumatism, . _ .. Electric Bitters is supreme Only 50c. guaranteed at Moro Pharmacy. A A mercilesH murderer Is appendicitis with ruany vicllma But DrKtng* New Life Pill* kill It by pYeventlnn. They gently stimulate stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that Invite«appendicitis,curing constipation bl1liou«ne«8, chill*, malaria, headache and Indigestion; 26eat Mom Pharmacy Convient to Business •> 4 » My Motto I» (¿nick Kalen and Kuiall Profits. Live and Let Live. O. W. AXTELL \V asco— E. D. McKee, J. F. Belshee, F. E. Sink. ’ m New Entirely. UNDERTAKING Fruit Trees for Sale. I reasurer—-Fred R Fortner, Wasco; G RASS VALLEY. ORE ... A N D ... For Sale at $30, $35 or $40, de- p«nJs on the cow you want. Al»o: (»ne yearling Jersey Bull for sale. Fur particulars see N. W. T hompson , • if.327] Moro,Or \ ice presidents—-R, C. Atwood, Wasco; Announcement is made I hut iu a Idition to the $25 fare from Misa ouri river points; $30.50 from 8t. Louis aud $33 from Chicago, a pro port innate rate is good from every point in the United States, to this state. Say: From New York $50; Boslou $49.75; Cleveland $39.75; B ii iningham $40.25, etc. F U R N IT U R E Vinton Hotel fresh Milch Cows O F F IC E R S -E L E C T . N e a r D e a th in Big Pond. Secretary Ma< Veagh suggests I lie stamp act to w ipeout II e Roosevelt d e ic it. The Observer suggests a Teddy grin for lliestam i , teeth and wrinkles in fadal expression. Many expéi lincuts are going (to in waking paper from the stalks of various plants, and some promise w ell. The success of the exjieriliieut WQUld he K-luug fctrp lii íuilí luu serval ion. SHERM1H COIMÏÏ DililOPMEII lilEllf. 20.00 Account of Justice Court. 15 45 Petition of President C A Buck-1J M D»n»ho«, JuatloefeM.. 10.10 ■ t ¿si cs . iv i I Orville Montgomery, witness ley, of bhermun County Develop-' 4 . . . 6.70 J J r F A Wheeler, witnecs........... inent League, for $1,000 to adver-1 j j Hecker, 6 70 tiee Sherman county resources, was J A Marsh, jury list................... 3 00 1 a41owed, $500 to be paid on or lx?- E H Gat Iron, “ ' .................. 2.00 ,o # J ,lne , „ d f6 0 l, OB „ W ,„re W B T .I . ' •• ■ 2 00 o c io b e r ir t. »• - 5 ........... — !•? J P Li tide man “ ........... 2 00 ............. Regular salaries of county ofli Charles Hoggard cials for January and February Wm Rudolf “ ~ . . . . . . . . FAHayrs “ ...........1 were ordered paid. Account Of Roads Bill of the Underwood Typewri- Sidney Johnson, supervisor. supervisor..*.. 31.26 ter Co. for loose sheet record device May, “ . . . . 86.50 not .„ o w ed , * , / j M A VWj^KW,, - » » ,» NEW TODAY. Lost Strayed or Stolen, F. R. A X T E L L , M O R O , O R S One light hay mare, coming 3 year old, branded wilh half circle over J, thus: j, on left shoulder. Reward w 11 he given for return or Tnfurmation as to whereabouts. v. C. E. J ohnson , tf.326] . Moro, Or D r . o m i i i i H i i l i i m i f r r»» * « i » n P H Y S IC IA N 4 S lik G k o N . 1. 1. Ross, Wasco, Oregon W a teb Is s iw a ta r fo r O R N C o . D e n tis MORO "WHA’r DOHEENY DONE” “ The Need of Change” and “ Uctopodouti Ferox ” are three of the kind of »tone* to be found only n EVERYBODY’S. I f they don’t make a hit, you are hard to auit. money in your pocket W head “ The "Stock Yards of New York,” and k ’s a warm spot is your heart to read **Ths TkU Market " I t ’s m m i SCHOOL - - S C R A N T O N , - P E N N S Y L V A N IA , Architecture Bookkeeping Stenography Banking and Banking Law, Commercial Law, Advertising Show Card Writing Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Electrical Engineering Newspaper Illustrating, Civil Engineering, Steam Engineering Civil Service, , Mechanical Engineering, (»as Engineering, Mining Engineering, Locomotive Running, Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, French, Gerufan, Spanish, taught with Edison Phonegraph > - -OREGON Full information furnished free upon requert by All Work W a/ranted. * Office cor. First st ,and McCoy W. Bn «nt H. V. REED, Representative, rv ., Diagonally opposite Drs. Goffin. L 64 I - 2 S ixth street, P o rtla n d ,'O re . Gxirge Mowry Bryant & Mowry, .»• Grybodifs ^agizme »1 n u j. g o f f in , < LL the real value D r MARIE M. GOFFIN. a watch has is in the movement—in the Diseases of Women & Children a Specially Ottice In The GoHirt H u l'd ln f, |* t St material, finish, adjust M'»r<k Ore«on. ment of that move m ent J, R. Morgan T h e H oward is the only Amer ican watch always finished and adjusted as a fin« movement, at whatever price it is to be sold— fro m $35-00 to $150.00. W e are distributors for this di» tmetive watch. n m • ‘ttfl «'• • L aw y ers Room* 1 apd 2 The Ginn Brick v Over W.W.M-Co. Bank MORO - OREGON P IO N E E R B L U E B A R N M O R O .O R E G O N . L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A P L E S . C R. B E L S H E E , Propriet or and M anager. Frank Menefee, Fred Wilson Mertefee & Wilson $ A tto rn e y s - a t - L a w Office in the Vogt Block, Ufetairs THE DALLES OREGON¡ Teleph >ne from The Dnllax or any Kb> rm«n noon»» point* at onr «xpeu«« H-rvtc« farni«h*<1 to or from Moro to «ur point«. O U R M O T T O “IT«* m tlx public.” E V E R Y T H IN G NEW A N D U P-T O -D A T E , S P E C IA L RA TEF TO C O M M E R C IA L T R A V E L E Í