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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1910)
=8 W arfe 2 4 H o u rs a D s y . over the railing o f Langley’s desk. “T il try to get th at money for you tonight—1 mean tomorrow. B ill “ J r . 0 . J. QOFFIN, hasn't an y security except Tom M ar- Tbe busiest little th.ng. ever made are w in ’s word. Somehow I ’ve always Dr Kiag'a N ew Life PilU EverT P,U “ * found th a t when a man’s word la “ AU rig h t, T o m .“ said Lougley quiet sugar coated globule oi health,that change« r uarie m goffin good It’s the beet security there la. t f . ' ,i, i ■ l.ua n ; •■ •rrl-T » wwefeacM into fetrenXth,languor into energy Oh. yea, I know the government A t 0 o’clock th at might Tom M erw in brain lag into Cental power,curing cdnrf- doesn’t think so. 1 guaaa PU see Tom stepped cautiously out o f the small petion. head a A e , chill», dyspepsia, mala about th a t note." « fra m e house In which he lived, i t was Office ¡a Tbe Goffin Building, lat St. :: M r. Todd’s dyspepsia aaemed to near the edge o f tbe little town, and ria. 25c at M oro Pharmacy. M o a o , OxaoON. grow suddenly worse H a looked a t fe w cltlsens were In the neighborhood <> the chaparral (»anker through his dou a t th a t hour. M erw in wore tw o alx- ' ' A 6 u r s fiiflo . (» ble m agnifying glasses In amusement. ahootera Io a belt and a slouch h a t “ I see yea» bad « perfectly lovely 0 “ You see.” said Longley, easily e x tim e a t th e marlaee.’’ said the unfeel plaining the thing aw ay, “Tom beard ing person. o f 2,000 head of two-year-olda down : “ H o w do yqn know?’’ asked hla sen p near Rocky ford, oo tbe Rio Grande, p tim en tal wtfb. th at could be had for $8 a bead 1 “ Becanaa won have cried until your 1st to 15th of each month. u reckon *twaa one o f old Leandro G ar nope Is r e d .^ - U ashlngton Star- Office opposite Dre. Goffin cia’s outfits th at he had smuggled over, and be wanted to make a quick turn Tfeofea Boyhood Plea p on ’em. Those cattle are worth $10 ► - OREGON How delicioys were the pie» of boyhood WASCO, on the hoof In Kansas C ity. Toni No piea now. ever taate «o good, what a knew It, and I knew IL H e bad *h>- 16th to 30th of each month. Tale of Chaparral Ban changed? tfee fMaa? no, its youjyou’ vs lo«t Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co 000, and I let him have the $10.000 to fri» ! I H H H H H - f ' H H H - H - W i m I I• H - l - H r i 1 1 1 1 m H - H a Near Train Holdup. make the deal with. H is brother Ed the atrong healthy »tomach, the vigorous took ’em on to m arket three weeks liver, the active kidney», the regular bow ago. H e ought to be back most any G e o . M ow ry A . W ilso n By o . H E N R Y . ela o f boyhood. Your digeation ia poor [Copyright. IWfl. by the M cClure company J day now w ith the money. W hen he and you blame the food. What'’a needed comes Tom ’ll pay that note.” la thorn days the cattlem en were A complete toning up by Electric Bitter» T he bank exam iner was shocked r e th e aoolftt«<. They were the grandee* of ail organa of digeation, atoinach, liver., I t was p erh ajx his duty to step out to o f O s grass. klufcs e f the Mne. lord» kidneya, bowel». Try them. Tbey’ ll re tho telegraph office and w ire the altua You are cordially invited to make the o f the lea, baruna of beef and bone tlon to the comptroller. But be did store your boyhood appetite and apprecia T in y n ig h t have ridden In golden not H e talked pointedly and effec tion o f food aad fairly aatnrate your body Office in the Moro Commercial afeatlexa hnd their Utstaa ao Inclined. tlvely to Ixm gley for three minutes. with new health, »trength and vigor. 50c at »The cattlem an was caught In a atatn Co. new brick building. H e succeeded In making the banker M oro Phartny . \ peda o f dollars. It teamed to him that understand th at he stood upon the he had more money thau was decent. MORO - OREGON. border o f a catastrophe, and then he A Close Shave- B a t «h en ' he had bought a w atch w ith offered a tiny loophole o f escape. H a —I had ao aw fully close shav« j j i a i l t t o atonea set in the Case eo large “ I am going to H illd a le ’s tonight,’’ this morning. '8hfe-M ercy. Jackl W hat tb h f they h urt Ms r ib i and a C a lifo r he told Longley, “to exam ine a bank wnfi th e laattar? Ho-1< needed IL n ia saddle w ith H i r e r nSUaand An go there. I w ill pass through Cbaparoaa nt nkla auaderoe and ordered every on my way back. A t 12 o’clock to A F rig h tfu l W ro o k body ag tb the bar fo r w h lalcy -w h a t morrow I shall call a t thia bank. I f elee wan there fo r him to apeud money O i train,automobile or buggy may cause thia loan has been cleared out o f the I i-h -H ' I 1 I 1 I 1 1 n - l - l -H- I H 1 I 1 I I I 14 "H I I I >1 H 4 4 4 4- rort< * a / • « cuts, bruises, abrasions sprain* or wounds Rooms 1 & 2 over W . W . M . Co. Bank. w ay by th at tim e It w ill not be men Not ao circumscribed In exj>edlent that demand Buqklen« Arnica Salve, earths Honed in my report. I f not I w ill have fb r the red uction of suridu s w e a lth surest healer. Quick relief and prompt w are those lairds of the la ria t who had to do my d u ty ." cure resutte, for ttulna, boil», sores, oi all W ith that the exam iner bowed and women folk to th eir name. In the hinds, eesema, chapped hands and ltoa, “ W H I T 1« THS WORD, an?" OABPStD n aa w iN . departed heeahk o f th e rib eprung sax th e genius a. Surest pile eyeaor corns, its supreme. P' H e moved s w iftly down a lonely s tre e t sore T h e president o f the F irs t National o f p a ra e lig h te n in g may slumber cure . 25c at Moro Pharmacy T . N C R O F T O N , P re p H e te c lounged In hie ch air h a lf an hour long- and then followed the sandy road th a t and then be lit a m ild cigar and ran parallel to tbe narrow gauge track J^OTICE O F EXECUTOR SALE w ent over to Tom M e rw in ’s bouse. until ha reached the w ater tank, tw o N >t »caia hereby given that In puraaeooe T h e re Tbm ranchm an In brown duck, will«« below tbe town. • V Office in Vogt Block upstairs o f ns urfier from the eoanty oourt of the srllb a contem plative eye, sat w ith his M e rw in stopped, tied a black allk hand stiri« of Oreaon, tor Sherman oounty, made feet upon a table, plaitin g a raw hide kerchief about tbe low er p art Of hla and entered o f tsoortf on the 1st dav of T H E D A L L E S OREGON Novem ber, 18O0,*1a tbe m atter of tbe estate face and pulled hla hat down low. qulrL o f H enry KohTegkl, deceased, tbe undersign In ten minutes the night tra in for “T o m ," aaM Longley, leaning against ed executor of m id estate w ill, from and RockdeU pulled up a t the tank, having a fte r Friday; the 29th day of Jplv, 1910 J w i e s the table, “you heard anything from S S te w a rt. proceed to M il a t privat« aale a ll of the fol come fro m Cbaparoaa. Ed yet 7“ I propel lowing de»erlbea real Address: M O R O . O R EG O N . W ith a gun In each hand M erw in “Not yet,” said M erw in , continuing , right. L tle , and inter k n rlt: A ll the his plaiting. “ 1 guess Ed' 11 be along raised him self from behind a clam p o f eat, wbiob Henry denen» lenry Behlegel, I tbe tinte of ... hie death, tn and t« chaparral and started fo r the engine. ed, bed ........ ‘ >o1 H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . back now In a few days.’’ She northeast quarter and “There was s bank exam iner,’’ said B u t before be bad taken three steps (he sooth half o f she northea Soot baa at quarter i.ovtHweet quarter of Son I long, strong arms clasped him Ixm gley. “nosing around our place to and the gdrtheavt horiheeat quarter of the aoothveat day. and he backed a sight about th a t fro m behind, and he was lifte d from qtlnrter o f aeettoo seventeen (17) in town I I u 1 H - H I 1 I 1 I n i l 1-1 I H -l- H I 1 I I I L H - l I I I t 1 H I I I I I H + * t bote o f yours. Ton know I know It ’s hla feet and thrown, face dow nward, ab I d one (1 ) eoath of rauge nineteen (19) W illam ette meridian, containing a ll right, but tho thing la against the upon the grass. T h e ra was a heavy «•aat of one hundred aixAy aorea of laud, h D e p u ty S to c k Inspector w‘ banking laws. I was p retty sure you’d knee preaming against hla back and an Hhhrtqhn aad I < G 8 illiam ooontiea. together Louis Schade w its , K e n t. O regon b a rs paM it off before the bank was Iron hand grasping each o f hla wrteta. With ail Ik® tonaanrm-. hereditaments, and again, but tbe son o f a gun B e w as held thus, Uke a child, until appurtenaooea thereunto belongiug or P o r t la n d , O re g o n . any way appertain!*« «Itppedi Dr-on ua. Tom , F m abort o f the engine bad taken w a te r and u ntil Opened June, 1908. T- rm a o f R ale. At private aale, for oa«b cash m yself Just now; or I ’d let you the tra in had moved w ith accelerating o r -upon otedh. the entire traot of land here Eastern Oregon H eadqnaiterx. speed out o f s ig h t Then ha wae re In deacrihed »o he «old ee a whole, allowiug have the money to take It up w ith a term of credit not exceeding two jeH:a<< n leased and rose to hla feet to face B1U P va got till 12 o’clock tom orrow , and ------------------- n o t morn than tWo-tbirda e f tbe perohaae then T v a got to show the cash In place Longley. - rlea. taking a mortgage of tb r uaual eoro Positively most centrally “T b e case never needed to be fixed lereial torna on tbe land eo sold, for aeon o f th a t note or“ — located. Fifth St. cats pass “O r w h at. B lllT" asked M erw in , aa up thia way. Tom .” said Longley. “ I ity on deferred payment«, aad have m id d< ferrad payments to hear interest at the rate the doors every few miute*. saw Cooper thia evening, and he told Longley hesitated. of not lees iban eight per oent per annum “W e ll, I suppose It means be Jumped me w h a t you and him talked ab o u t Held wale w ill he sbbjeet to resale and ooa Then I w ent down to your house to- fir m at loa by the eourt io tbe same manner on w ith both o f Uncle Sam’s feet.1 Attractive Cafe and Grill Music t f f real proper.v by adminle- night and oaw you coma out w ith you» las other aalee < “ I ’ll try to raise the money fo r you W A T C H E S , CLOCKS, Let*« po I U a to«e or eBeeutcve Europeon Pion. Rotoo $1.90 up on tim e.” said M erw in, Interested In guna on, and I followed yon. Dated et Moyo, Sberraao oounty, Oregon J E W E L R Y . this Sfeh day e f M o e . 1910. back, Tom ." h it plaiting. » . A. W L L 1 N G E U . Äm oqtar They walked aw ay together side by L. Q. SWETLAND. Secy, and Mgr F . W . N E W E L L , J e w e le r w>11 rig h t. Tom ," concluded Long of tbe e«tate <»f Henry ««».legal, dtoneaed ley aa ha turned tow ard th e door. T I I I 1 I H I I I 1 I I' m - 1 I I I 1 I I H + + G ra a e V a lle y , O re g o n OtJ ll-toJM W»0 t o m a i atuwney t o r enlate “ ’T w x a the only chance I aaw,” said knew you would I f yon could.“ “ to n ann oahbtiwo owa vaarx bad bit M erw in th re w down his w hip and M erw in preeently. “ You colled your I n tbe O lrc n h O in rt of the » ta te o flh e g o , o r r a r a * ." , • In and for |b * oounty of BhermBU w ent to the only other bank In town, loan, and I tried to anawer you. Now through years o f In opportunity, but a p rivate one run by Cooper A Craig. w h a t’ll yon do. Bill, I f they »ock It to J M Brown, F la t., tig» W HEN IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T never, my brothers, does It become ex* “Cooper,” be said to the partner by yon?" . T a r In f a n t a an d C h ild re n . tlnct. r “ W h a t would you have done I f they’d I M argaret N Brown, Defendan th a t name. “ I ’ve got to have $10.000 So oat o f the chaparral came Long today or tom orrow. F ve got a house socked it to yon 7” was the anawer Hm T o M argaret N Brown* the above named de- BUI Longley from the Bar Circle Longley made. fefednnt and lot hers that's w orth about $0.000, C H A S . W R I G H T , P r e s id e n t branch on the F rio —e w ife driven Yon are hereby reqnirnd to appear and “ I never thought I ’d lay In a bunh B ears the and th a t’s all the actual collateral M .C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g a r. man—to tasta the urban Joys o f sae- to «tick up a tra in ,’’ rem arked M er anawer the compia hit filed agatnei^you in {U gnature of »be above entitled *M |. on or («fo re Hie last ceaa. Something like h alf a million win, “but a call loan's dlfferenL A day of the |im i prescribed in the ordeeqf Corner of 7th and 8 t ir k 8 trc e t. dollars ha had. w ith an Income steadl call’a a call w ith me. W e’ve got publication, tmwit, ofcorrftnforedhe »ih day ly lucre« sing. 4 1 tw elve bonrw yet. Bill, before this apy of September, lk lO .x n d J f yon fe ll tono ap Long BUI was a graduate o f the Jumps an to you. W e’ve got to raise p earand wnaWer. plaintiff « n il wippty to the oourt for )he re lief ^e anfend ed in tfew •a n camp sod tra il. Luck and th rift, them apondullce somehow. M aybe We ioni to-w it, for cool head and a telescopic eye for can— ’ G reat Bam Houston! Do yoo a decree dimoivi ng the booderff niatrim dnv mavericks had raised him fro m cow now existing ----------- between the p l» io tin and hear that?“ Ito l déeer- tf, on tbe gtounde o f boy to be • oowman. Thea cams the M erw in broke Into a run. and Long yourm tlon aad f<»r «uoh oaher and furthec .»ahaf boom In cattle, and Fortuna, stepping ley kept w ith him. hearing only a as to the oonrt may aaem «-qailabte and f a<»t ►oooooooooooooooocxxx»ooooo gingerly among the cactus therns, Thia «omnion» ia served evofeTP« by F'lb- rather pleasing w histle somewhere In cam e and em p tied her cornucopia a t tbe n ig h t rendering the logo brio«« a ir Iioation ibaraof for the period of six aeon- « CO . D. P. & A. N. tve woeka In The .ShonaanOoaato IM i-rv e r, the doorstep o f the ranch. of “T h e Cowboy’s L a m e n t" «»ekly newi»p«per qf .geperai euoui*»*<»a, In the little fro n tie r city of Chapa “I t ’s the only tune he knows!” «boat pnhliahed In w i*ri» *n nowAty,- V re g t» . fn m i l l l - l l 1 I 1 I 1 » I I I 1 1 Ì I 1 M »‘ i n I t i t H i l l - H " ! I 1 I I 1 1 1 4 H - I f arananaa to an ordat of the He« * &. rasa Longley b uilt a costly residence. ed M erw in as be ran. “I ’ll bet” — B e re be became a captive, bound to They were at tbe door o f M erw in ’s Jntlev, Judge of the ‘abOVk entitled oourt, duly made op tbe Slat daff ef May, .W tfi. tbe chariot of social existence. Ba house. H e kicked It open and fell and the date of the fliat pnblleetion thereof wsa doomed to become a leading a r i over an old valise lying In the middle lathe 29th day of J a l l , i9V> scar nderbon Attorney CLAUD BT o i the floor A annburned. Arm Jawed sen. H a struggled for a tim e Uke <dr P la in tiff 7tJy2to».26) youth, atatned by travel, lay upon the mustang la Ms first co irai, and then Cor. Front and Morrison 8 ta . Portland, Oregon. ew* ■ ? * ! ♦ be hung up Ills quirt and spurs. Tim e bed puffing at a brown cigarette. “ W hat's the word. Ed?” gasped M e r bung heavily on bis hands. B e organ lie d the F irs t National bank of Chapa win. -i- roes and was elected Its president “8o ao,” draw led that capable young ster. “J oat got In on the $:30. Bold One day a dyspeptic man, wearing , fiG r tF T im e fa b ìr I Swwtfe- ' i f the bunch fo r flfteen s tra ig h t New. double m agnifying glasses. Inserted an bound Juae 12. 1910 bound official leoklng card between the bars buddy, you w an t to quit kickin’ a va paaaen- ger daily S T A T IO H 8 o f the eashler*« w indow of the P lrri lise around that's got $29,000 In green ! ger dally ¿Sis N ational bank. F iv e minutes la te r the backs In Its In ’arda.” ____ A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L . ftonaBm .. • ■ 7.00 am 6.55 p m 70 tp n k force was dancing at the beck : : : w ï i c u x .. 7.35 57 Buttered Side Up. 6.16 and call o f a national bank exam iner. 1 1 I I1 1 i t 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1’ t I H l 1' H - » l 1 11 H " H U 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 » H » » H 7.46 . . . , Keo» .y:. 52 One o f the atortee w hich L evi Hntcb- 6.50 - TW a exam iner. Mr. J. Rdgar Todd, ...Bourbon . . 8.05 45 5.J5 Ina, the old tim e clockmaker of Con proved to be a thorough one. 8.20 Grass Volley 38 cord, N. H ., delighted to tell related to 5.06 A t th e end o f It all the exam in er put ,ocxxxxxxxxxx>oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 8.40 30 4 45 the youth o f D aniel W ebster. op his feat and called th e president. 8.65 loro . . . 27 4.30 “One day,“ said the old man. “w hile 9.05 »Moea . M r. W illia m B. Longley, Into the pri 23 4.20 I wee taking breakfast a t tbe (avern 4.05 9J» .M cDonald 19 vate offloA 9.35 F A S T E S T T IH E kept by DameTe father. D aniel and hla 3.50 Bandos 16 bow do yon find things r m o w g ra c e 9.40 r - ^ k - - Baeklel. who w ars little boys 3.40 14 W . C R U T L E D G E . Proprietor. eskedl Longley la his alow, deep tones. a C H E A P E S T R A T E S .* 9 cattle deal on th at’s wi t h d irty Cooes aad snarly hair, came 3.25 " A b y bn, nde In the ronndnp you didn’t B u t I ’ve got 7 to bring me Id more than th a t to the table and asked me fo r bread 3.16 lik e th e b e k « o f r 5 b atter. I complied w ith th eir rw 3.10 , At . f f h a bank checks up all rig h t, M r. much pawfit w ith in a fe w days." F i r s t C l nos A c c o m o d a tio n s N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k quest, little thin kin g th a t they woald 2.55 Lv 0 Cooper began to cough. Ixm gley.” said Todd, “and 1 And your F o r W a g o n s L iv e s t o c k become vary dletlngulahed men. D a n “ Now , fo r God’a n a k i don’t aay no." Lv 10.40 kwso l a very good shape, w ith one ex- a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n 2.45 Ar iel dropped hla piece o f bread on the 1050 a n d A u t o m o b ile s . .D a as C Chui k u le » reptlon Ton are carrying one very aald M erw in . “1 o w a th a t much mon 2.38 .. . T c e M I d . .. lfl.5 8 sandy floor, and the buttered ride, of B e d s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w i l l IFa been called, 2.30 bad M t o f paper, one that la so bad ey oo a call loan. couree, w ae down. H e looked a t It a 11 and the man th a t called it la a man ........Sumh. ... 2.20 th a t 1 have been th in k ,n r th at you a f fo r d . - 11. ...T h e Dalles. I'v e lain on the same blanket w ith In moment, then picked It ap and showed 2.00 sorely do not rcaliz«* »be'HtrloO* l*>*’ tm tin « . tioo It places yon to. I re fer to a cab cow c u u ip t and ra n g e r camps fo r ten It to me, saying: ml«», apply to For informa S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C . “ ’W h a t a p ity! P leats give me a y e ars.» H e can call anything I ’ve got. lean o f $10.000 made to Thom as M er T h e D a ll e s . O r e g o n . ••n < . F. C R piece of bread buttered on both aides; H e c a t call the blood oat of my veins w in. 1 Not only Is the amount la ex caap o f thn m axim um som the bask and ItT l feosnA He’s got to have the then tf I let I t fa il one o f the buttered ra n loan any lad lv id h al legally, bat It money. H e ’e to a devil o f a—w ell, he aides w ill be ap.’ “ ifcNci M absolutely w ith o ut Indorsement or needs the money, and I ’ve got to get Comets of the Paet Century. security. Thus yon have doubly vio It fo r him. You know my word’s good. During tho nineteenth century 236 Ooopae." lated the national banking la w s >00000000000000000000000000 "N o doubt o f IL “ assented Goeper new comets were dlocovared as against h av e la id yourself «p ea to crim laal stxty-tw o to the eighteenth century prosecution by the governm ent A re urbanely, “h ut I ’ve a partner, you T h e nlnwteenth century also behaM a »•town MtruM * • OOOOOÔOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO< port o f th e m atter to the comptroller k n o w .: r m not free tn aaaking I nl«h p i a t a a n a ' lea war« la «aa o f the currency—which I am bound to And even I f you had tbe beat security greater number o f large and b rillian t r IT ■ comets than did Its FMrieceaaor The m a ke—Seoul«. I am aare. result la the tn ymw hando,’ Merwla. We «midnt finest o f these w arn t i e eofeoata o f 2111. fiatar Craent m e tter feeing turned over to the de aeoommodate you tn tans than a aroak. 2fiiBrW,.Taath4 1648, 1868, 18B1 and IflBS. In the year portm ent o f Justice fo r action. Ton nm.r 1- W e*ia font anfetog a shipment o f $1*.- 1800 only one p eriod ical comet was ’ aaa arhat a serious thing It la." F II l.l Now many are ■ ■ — ................ .. — w BIO Longley was leaning his lengthy 000 to M y e r Broe^ tn RockdeU, to buy known. H a lle y’« «Oar w i n ,. slowly moving frem o back In his sw iv cotton w ith . I t goes down on tho n ar known, o f which a t least seventeen 6.00 el chair. H is hands w ere clasped fee- row gauge tonight. T h a t lenvee our h ere been eaam at more than one re his baud, sad ba ta m e d a Utrie to cash g h N »sh o rt a t p re s e n t, Sorry w e turn to perihelion. ftotM 7-bO aafimm Nhtaa. fatr'tlaa 5 0 10^0 th e e x a m in e r la the face. T h e can’t arrange It for you.' a a - i t - aaev p n « nd M ar win went back to hla little bore A W o n d e r fu l S h a w l. was surprised to see a amila office and plaited at hla q u irt again th e ragged ssnuth o f th e A wonderful shawl la poeas e» ad by About 4 fffeloek la the afternoon the Duchess o f Northumberland. It a ktodly tw in k le la I f be saw the seriosa went to tbe F irs t National and leaned once belonged to Charles X. o f Franca and eras made entirely from the fu r o f the affa ir It did not show O h lld ffe r ii ’W ’ a O h lld r e n O ry o f Persian cate. Although the shawl FOR F I B H A U * * ' la eight feet square, it la o f m eh fine F n F L E T C H trt texture th at It can be compressed Into an ordinary roffoa eato PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. J . io eio f . . Ciiltrea a Specialty W orn I HOOD R IV E R New brick building newly furnished. Sherman county people made welcome at all times. One block from depot. Rates 60c and up. J . R . M o rg a n X 3 e x a .tl.e t MORO. OReGQN IH 0 T 6 L OREGON I» I' : E . C. S M I T H , M A N A G E R W ils o n & On your way M o w ry ANB Attorneys at Law HOTEL FROM P S R T L iA N B :: DALLES j W . C . B rya n t Your resting, place between trains at The Dalles, Oregon, An excellent restaurant at moderate prices. Attorney at Law N. K. CLARK, Manager. MORO - F ra n k OREGON M e n e fe e Attorney - at - Law Stock Inspector Sherman County, Oregon. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ UMATILLA HOUSE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ THE DALLES, OREGON. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric ♦ ♦ Call Bells. O. R. A N. Local Trains ♦ ♦ stop at front door. Railway Ticket ♦ ♦ office in the Lobby. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ NEW HOTEL PERKINS i JE W E L R Y R E P A IR IN G of everv description effici ently and neatly done. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Also carry a full line of S and ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ : » 10 ROBTUAD Si : * Colombia River Scenery * REGULATOR LINE HOTEL OREGON It is new, and its rooms are provided with running water and longdistance telephones. European plan. Rates $1 per day and up WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY ESMOND HOTEL O Str BAILEY GATZERT »1 Makes the round trip every week day except Thursday, leaving The Dalles at 3 p. m. : A , Manager. Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates 50c, 75c, $1.00, |1.50, $2.00. European plan. Sherman County headquarters. : Str DALLES CITY : Leaves The Dalles Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m. HOTEL MORO a ». i. im ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ O pposite P o sto ffice Moro Oregon. VINTON HOTEL Grass Valley, Oregon. k'MBl Dental Co. C A S T O R IA CASTO«1* Entirely new, convenient to busineRB. Clean beds, and table the best the market will afford. Prices reasonable. Com mercial trade Bolicited. CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. I I..| i.>.|..|.» H I I I I 111 I ' H CASTOR IA to KM Y m Atwip B n (U