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Newspaper Page TextT h e W asco N ew s. Irereiire,! E v e ry T h u r w l a y By THF. NEW S PU B L ISH IN G CO. Proprietor. NOTICE. Notice in hereby given th a t the W am * z > News plant has this day been tran aferred to and become the prop e rty the Sherm an County Bank, and all business tran sacted with said paj»er on and afte r this date must be arranged with and paid for to said bank or A. H. Kennedy, foreman of said pa]wr. >v. 17, 1899. Wasco, O r., V. C. BROCK, Cashier I TH U RSDAY FEB 8. 1<MM> The new registration law is, as is usual with such laws, destined to work a hardship on some honest vo te rs before it is amended or repealed. The w riter has legally voted for th ree presidents, and now is com pelled to lose his vote through being born a subject of Queen V ictoria and im m igrating to this country a t the age of two, and acquiring citizenship by virtue oi his fa th e r's naturaliza tion. T hat is, he is compelled to pro duce his p a re n t’s papers or take out his own afte r voting for th ree presi dents. The law is presum ably in tended as a means to defeat election frauds in cities, and therefore a just one; but it will likely cost ell parties numerous votes. There is no provfe ion covering such cases, of which th ere are a t least two in this city. EeMorea V ITALITY, English Officers Degenerating. eulated containing numerous signers ' * OST VIGOR can » MANHOOD asking th at the county court c a n c e l, An im portant statem ent was made cured by Mr. Wyndham in the ho'iseof com Clares Impotency, N ight Emissions and the obligations and assume the $600. )f you sutler from any of the wasting diseases, all effects of self- mons Thursday, namely, th a t the va ills of men, cotne to the oldest This in our opinion should not be p e r abuse, or excess and indis Special» at uo the Pacific Ceaat, cancies nhe wav had made among cretion. A n e rv e to n ic a n d OIL JOMttR & CO., m itted. The c »urthouse was built the officers would be p artly ailed by “ About two miles from Vassar, Mich., ,1061 Market St Ed tf 1882. b lo o d b u ild e r . Brings the 1 keep a drug store, lives Mrs. T. M. V o t i n g m e » aod m i d d l e largely th-ough M >ro citizens su >- promotion from the ranks. This where pink glow to pale cheeks and B ratt. She was very m e n wfx. are suffering restores th e fire of youth, from the effects of youthful indiscretion» » « - and hopeless scribing $6* Ml out of the neces means the democratization of the sick ceoe» in maturer yeaurs. Nervous and Physical w ith consum ption. i By mail oOc per box; boxes D e « llt y ,tm a u < e n « > y .L o « l k a a t i— d army. On this subject a letter, I watched her case sary for its construction, and it is mall its ctMapiicutioo*: S p e r m a t a r r h ff ia , for $ 2 . 5 0 ; with a w r it t e n g u a r a n w ith interest after l» i ■■>!!»»» ■ b o w . C a a a r r b a a . « m e t , which is a ttra c tin g much attention, t-he te e to c u re o r r e f u n d th e m o n e y . liegan taking ffa n » i m ey eF tT r fu a tin g , •« « . By a in decidedly bad ta ste for the donors aombthaHoo of remedies, o f great curative pow appeared in F riday's issue of th e A cker's E n g l i s h er, the Doctor Intake orranpad his treatment to back down now th a t it is built. Daily Chronicle. I t was w ritten by Remedy for Con N E R V IT A M E D IC A L CO. that it w ill not only nflc.nl immediate relief but sum ption, because CSntc-1 A JacUoon Ots., CHICAGO, IL U permanent cure. T h e Doc »or does not claim to O ur county court should and will see a B ritish officer who knows most of I had heard so perform mjt.icles, but is • -ell-known to be a fair Fot sale by Marsh A Medler. m uch about and aquaqe Physician at. • Surgeon, the armies of Europe from personal its wonderful th a t this steal is not allowed** n bia specialty— Disease*« of . N rphtll» thoroughly eradicated freni the observation and who has seen much cures. Well, tyvtem wKhont nsln? Merenry. sir, perlian- FARM JOURNAL K V E B T WAN applrlnc to utt wttl re- Apropos of the B »er war. it h a s service. He plainly declared th a t y o u w i l l ecfve ou r honest opinion of his complntnt. We r i l l G uarantee a PO SITIV E C O RE frt it, but occurred to us th a t if G re a t B ritain the class of society from which the doubt From now to 1904, eeery com we under' aie, or JorJett Oae w ith my own T h o u s a n d D o lla r s . eyes I saw this woman get well and strong British officers are draw n is ‘ dis would send an agent through this Consultatkm FREE and strictly private. on th at rem edy. In a very short tim e the nearly five year», C H A R G E S V E R Y REA SO N A B LE . Treat stopped, her lungs were healed up, ment personally or by letter. Serxl far book. country, collect all the new spaper tinctly degenerate, due to lack of in cough " T h e P h i l o s o p h y o f M a r r ia g e ,* tellectual training and the dissipation the soreness went away, and she began ta k fra*. (A valuabU kook for men.) ed tors in the la rg e r cities, ineorpor- and vice of the aristo cracy ,’’ and ing on flesh. She herself said: ‘ Mr. B ullard, By a pedal arrangement made with j 1 owe m y life to Acker's English Remedy. v w n DR- JORDAXS ! the publishers nf the Farm Journal,we ate them into a regim ent an 1 pit th a t the class “ commonly known as I t is a certain enre.’ In Mrs. B ratt ? G r e a t M u s e u m o f A n a to m y ne:ghborhood her recovery has occasioned are enabled t-o offer th at paper to < the finast and largest M useum o f its tired m the them against the Boers, the la tte r society provides 99 per cent of the m uch comment, as you can easily under world. Come ai d learn how wonderfully you ' ery subscriber who pays tor the N ew s stand. H er case was one where everybody are m ade; how to avoid sickness and dtaoaa W e are con'.inuallv addins new tpeeunen would do the vanishing act to the officers.’’ The w riter also says: thought it was only a question of a little one year ahead, for only $1, both pap C ATALO G U E T R E E Call or w rite , “ The intellectual stan d ard of the while until she would die. I feel it a duty ers for the price of ours only; our paper queen’s taste. The g re a t trouble d 1061 Market Street San Frmdaoo. OaL as a druggist to w rite this letter, so th a t there young man of 17, fresh from the E ng need be no more deaths from consum ption.” one year and the Farm Journal from though, is th a t all of them would lish public schools, is lower than th a t (Signed) E. A. B ullard , Vassar, Mich. now to December. 1903, nearly 5 years. want to be colonel. Notice for Publication. The Farm Journal is an old established Sold at 25c., 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout of a Germ an board schoolboy of 8. he United States and C an ad a; and in Eng paper, enjoying great popularity, one L and Office at T he DaEea, Oregon. His time is devoted to athletic sports. ♦ land, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you are not J a n u a ry 8 , 1MX). The situation in K entucky is a very of the best and useful farm papers pub W otiee 1# hereby giv en th a t th« follow ing- As his ancestors have done he m ar satisfied after buying, retu rn the bottle to nam ed settler has filed not ice of h is in tension lished. trying one. We m ight also add th a t ries a girl of the sa ne training and your druggist, and get your money back. to mAke final proof In support o f h is cla im , This offer should be accepted with SDd th a t said proof w ill he m ade before th e We authorize the above guarantee. it is a very dangerous one, for Ken- in three or four generations society R egister and R eceiver at The D alles, O regon, W. IL H O O KER & CO., Proprietor», New York. ont delay. on F rid ay, F ebruary 23, 1900, viz; tuck ians, as a rule, are reputed to will consist of physically splendidly For sale by Marsh A Medler. REDM AN D. STOIt F, o f Rufus, Oregon; H E N o 5935, for th e cec 21, tp 2 n r 17 e, favor the use of firearm s ra th e r than developed idiots.” The only remedy W M. ! according to the w riter, is “ inter- He n am es th e fo llow in g w itnesses to prove A F T E D —S everal person# for d istrict of brains. J e w e lr y a n d fice m anager# la th is slat* to represent h is co n tin u o u s residence upon and c u ltiv a | m arriage between society and the tion o f said land, viz: m . In ttarir ow n and Furroondlnr cn n n tles. C C D u ck and Ben H a iley , o f W asco Or.; W illin g to pay y ea rly $300, payab le w eek ly . ; healthy middle classes.” Appraisal of Dewey’s Captures. About the best take-oflf we have ever seen came from Moro S atu rd ay in the shape of a notice quarantining th a t city against Wasco. We are al m ost tem pted to think it a joke. The idea of a city having 72 cases of smallpox protecting itself against one which has only three! I t is rid i culous. Still it is not smallpox they have a t Moro, you know, but only the Moro itch. But joking aside, Wase< will be heartily glad when the quarantine between the two cities is raised. It is absolutely necessary th a t business be resumed as quickly as ftossible between Wasco and Moro. A g re a t deal of inconvenience is caused by the quarantine regulations now existing. Should they continue much longer some one will be in sore stra its. For all the bad reputation Wm Goebel had among republicans, he had his good points. He was the most rem arkable politician Ken tucky has had since the days of H en ry Clay and John C. Breckinridge. He did not smoke or drink. He was the enemy of the tru s ts and co rp o ra tions. He had killed his man. An agnostic, he kept up his dead m oth e r ’s membership in the church she belonged to. W ithout a collegiate education, he was the active p a rtn e r of two of the g re a te s t lawyers of re cent times in Kentucky. He did not gamble, and was the author of the law making gaming a felony in the sta te . Acker’s Saved Her Life SERVITA MEN U K BIGGLE BOOKS A Farm Library of 'unequalled valne— Practical, 6 Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Hand somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated« By No. 2 —BIGGLE BERRY BOOK All about growing Small Fruits—read and learo We I contains 43 colored life-like reproductions o f all ¡" T O « varieties and too other illustrations. Price, 50 Cento- No. 3 —BIGGLE POULTRY BOOK All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book la eaisSenae. tells everything ; w ithaj «stored life-like o f all the principal breeds; with iej other UJustru.tvoa. Trice, 50 Cents. G reat O ffer No. 4 —BIGGLE COW BOOK All about Cows and the Dairy Business : having •»**** sale; contains 8 colored life-like reproduction» efeuca, breed, with 133 other Illustrations. Just out. All about H ogs-B reed ing, Feeding. Bnfrire •ry. DiseoJes, etc. Contains over fie brautifnl half tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents. are navmg an enormous sale— mam . re0 1 , n u ,« . South. Every one whe keeps a Herat, Cow, Hoy Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right away for the BIGGLE BOOKS. The FARM JOURNAL m M__.______ Any ONE of tbe BIGGLE BOOKS, and the PARK JOURNAL 1 YEA f . (remainder o f 1890 looo, 1901, igo» so d 193) w ill be sent by Baal o any f- dress for A DOLLAR BILL. « San t le o f FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIGGLE BOOKS fron. FA R M JO U R N A L AddreM, ATKUtpO M . W IL M S CIUS. JBMKHNa. « ::NO U SE T R Y IN G * you can take m ilk or cream, * so you can take Bilious headache, yellow skin, coat ed tongue, fevered lips. Hudyan cures. 50 cents. Advertised Letters. W asco , Or, Feb. 1, 1900. The following le tte rs have been held the required length of time and ' are still uncalled for B F Whiteloek Geo Wilkerson Al P u rc’tey Esq Arros P urch H enry Nichols J H B ennett H L Sutherland R Toy E E M artin John S Michell Robt Brown C l a r k D r n l a p , P. M. M E N D E L ’S DYNAM IC T A B U L E S : Scott's Emulsion It is tike cream; but w ill feed and nourish when cream w ill not. Babies and chil dren w ill thrive and grow ♦ i fat on it when their ord in a ry' [ food does not nourish them. ] , Persons have been known to gain ( I a pound a day when taking an I ounce of Scott’s Emulsion. It gets1 the digestive machinery in working ’ order so that the ordinary food bj properly digested and assimilated, j 50c. and ft.oo, »11 druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. W ILL BREAKUP A C O LD IN T H E HEAD OVER NIGHT I l.r.nd Office at T he D alles. Oregon, J a r nary 8 1900 N otice is hereby g iv en .that the follow ing- n am ed settlers h ave filed n o tice o f their in ten tion to m a k e final proof In support o f th eir cla im s, and that said proof w ill be m ade before the Register and R eceiver at The D alles, O rigon, on T h u rsd ay, February 15. 1900. viz: B L IJA H H E N D E R SO N , o f Rnfus, Oregon; H E No 4987; for the n w }i sec *5, tp 3 n , r 17 e, W M. B E N BU SC H K E , o f Rufus, Oregon; H E N o 5254, for the seJi sec 27, tp 3 n r 17 e, W M. T hcj r a m e th e fo llo w in g w itnesses to prove their co n tin u o u s residence Upon and cu ltiv a tio n o f said land, viz: Ben K uschke, Jacob 1’yn u rn . George W ells, Elijah H enderson and J u liu s M B uschke, o f R uins, O regon, an d Geo. llefT m an, o f Biggs, Oregon. Jll-6 -1 1 5 JA Y P. LUCAS, R egister. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. In some places more fam iliarly known as “the thousand dollar prescription,” act just the reverse of the old constipating cough syrups. They reduce and ollm lnate the coagulated scrum that is the causo of coldr. and crowd the work and e j e c t s of a week’s old-tim e treatm ent Into tw elve hours and abort the cold in a night. It is the delay in cor trolling colds and coughs that perm its them to develop Into pneumonia and sim ilar serious troubles. P rice 25 cents. In th e Circuit Court o f th e S ta te o f Oregon for Sherm an C ounty. In the m atter o f th e E state o f Ja m es F u lton , deceased. N o tice is hereby g iv en that In pursuance o f an order o f the H o n . Circuit Court in and for th e co u n ty o f »h erin an . S la te o f Oregon, m a d e on th e 3d d a y o f J a n u a rv , 1898, in th e m atter o f the estate o f J a m es Fu?ton, deceased, the i undersign ed , the a d m in istra to r o f the said i estate, w ill sell nt p rivate sale for cash in law- W e have secured the local agency for th ii ' fnl m o n ey o f th e U n ited States, subject to a new scientific treatm ent for colds and have lease thereon and su b ject to co n firm a tio n by said C ircuit Court on or after the Dynamic Tabules low on solo. S a tu r d a y , t h o 1 0 th D a y o f F e b r u a r y , W asco Pharm acy. A. D. 1900, at ten o ’clo ck a. m ., at the office o f C. J. B righ t in W asco, Oregon, a ll th e right, title, in terest and estate the »aid Ja m es F u l ton nad a t th e tim e o f h is d eaih and nil the righ t, title and in terest the said estate nas by operation o f law or oth erw ise sin ce acquired in and to th a t certain lot, piece or parcel o f land situ ate, ly in g and being in th e co u n ty o f S h erm an, sta te o f Oregon an d bounded and described as follow s, to-wit: B e g in n in g at the sou th w est corner o f the B iggs depot grou n d s described in a deed from J a m es F ulton and P riscilla F u lto n to th e Oregon R ailw ay A N av ga tio n C om pany dat ed Sept- 9,1885, re. orded Sept. 14, lS8i,in Book J o f u eeas o f Wasco co u n ty , Oregon, p age 659, Agency in the New» Office. w h icli point is 200 feet so u th erly , nt right an gles from th e center lin e o f th e m ain track and lin e o f the Oregon Railroad & N avigation C om p any's constructed ra ilio a d and 4432 feet easterly from m ilep o st 107; thence northerly alon g th e w est lin e o f said depot g ro u n d s 150 f-et; thence w esterly a lon g th e sonth boun o f said co m p a n y ’s righ t o f w a y to th e Tho finest work in the world is dary w est lin e o f Lot Two hereinafter m en tion ed ; done by the Troy Laundry. I t is thence south a lon g the w est lin e o f Lot Two a point w n ich at riglit an gles from th e c. l i simply perfect. Why patronize Chi j to ter lin e o f said co m p a n y 's m ain lin e o f rail- I road is3u0 feet from sa id center line; th en ce nese and poorly paid white labor sterly and and parallel to and 150 feet from when you can g et the very best work ‘ ' ea said co m p a n y 's righ t o f w ay to th e place o t b egin n ing; it being in ten d ed t o : co n v ey to done for the same figure? said co m p a n y a strip o f land tw o hnndred feet in w id th on th e sou th sid e o f th e center | lin e o f its m ain lir e o f r a ilio a d . alt o f w hich B asket leaves Wasco every Mon said described land is situ a ted in Ixtt Tw o o f eigh t in to w n sh ip tw o north range day a t noon, returning Saturdays. ' section six teen east o f W illam ette M eridian. D A V ID FULTO N, B ring in your wash. A dnir. o f the E state o f J a m es F u lto n , Dec'd. The best stock, and the best workman in The D alles......................... NO TICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . Land Office a t Th ' D alles, O eg o n , D ecem ber 18. 1899. N otice is hereby g iv en th a t th e 1 fo llo w in g - n am ed settler has filed n o llce o f her in ten tion to m a k e final p roof in su p p o rt o f her cla im s, and that sa id p roof w ill be m a d e before Wnt. H en rlch s. co u n ty clerk , nt Mo o, O regon, on riatnrdav, F ebruary 17, 1900, viz- I-OU1SA CO LEM AN, o f G orm an. Oregon; H E No 6154, for Lots 5, 6 an d 7, sec 2, tp 1 s, r lit e, W M. Khe n am es th e fo llo w in g w itn esses to prove hor co n tin u o u s residence upon an d c u ltiv a tion o f said lan d , viz: Joh n Ercdherg, B ernhart R im m ele and Mary C olem an, all o f G orm an, O regon, and Thom as K M cG innis, o f Moro, Oregon. (121-9-05 I AY 1*. L 'C A S , R e g is te r N o th in g el«« adds so m neh " to th n chsrm o f th o draw ing room or boudoir » « th e »oft 1/ ra d i an t lig h t from C O R D O V A Candles. N o th in » w ill contributo m- re to th e a rtis tic succees o f th e luncheon, i tea or dinner. T h o twst dw eoratirs candles fo r th e eimplost or th e most elaborate function— for cot tage or mansion. M ade in a ll colors and th e most d elicate tin ta by b T A N D A K D O I L CO. an . sold everywhere. A ssignee’s Notice. Moro now has a saloon, the city council having g ran ted a license to “ Doug’’ Radley. Moro, like Wasco, fought the saloon for a year before adm itting it; but like Wasco ag air, we venture the assertion, now s’. e has it, it will stay as long as it is run in an eminently respectable manner. The b attle of Spionkop m ust have been a severe one, if the losses are any indication of severity. Nineteen hundred B ritish and seventeen hun dred Boers bit the d is t. Surely both sides m ust have good cause for fighting, or such Losses as this would cause both to quit. Mexico knows enough about insur rections to ap p réciât? the fix E ng land and the U nited S tates are in ju st now. She *3 in the thick of one herself a t the pr«se.it time, and she has just lost one of her ablest g ener als. Bogart Sawmill A fte r looking over the mining news th a t appears in our leading dailies, the prospector doesn’t know w hether to tackle Cape Nome, E astern O re gon or Southern Oregon in his search for the yellow metal. Dr. Doane, of The Dalles, pronoun ces the disease smallpox. T hat city is now wrought up over a man hav ing it visiting several stores in The Dalles. L et us hope the disease will not spread further. W e understand a movement is on foot by the Moro citizens who sub scribed the $600 necessary to secure the buPding of the courthouse a t th a t place,to repudiate the donations subscribed for. A petition was cir- TO c t R E A C O LD IN O N E D A Y T ak e la ix a ttv e Brom o Q n ln tn e Tablets. A ll •t u rzist» ref» nil th e m oney If it falls to cure. ■E. W . G rove's sign atu re is on each box. 26c. Ride a Monarch and Keep in Front! DrmsmsktDg aconoataa fancy w ork, beuaekold blots, ahort »torlea. currvat topics, »te. Bubacrlb» to day. O nly Ms yearly, tody agents wanted »«ad for tortus. F o r ladlss. mlasss. girts nod tittle children. T h a t cere chlo ” »Sect not s tu tn rd by tbs om o f an v other patterns R * . - n o equal tor style and perfect fit. ME CALL, P attírns ' tV pu» togetbar Only IS and IS * • • * » eaeb—»oup i«r Sold la ueurty arery city and tow s, or by m tor them . AbeJuitaSy very lata»» «p-to-dato a»y < MONARCH V w t CHy, » . T . DEFIANCE BICYCLES A re recognized th e w o rld o ver as representing the highest ty p e of excellence in bicycle construction. $ 2 5 .0 0 KING a n d QUEEN $ 2 5 .0 0 Legal Blanks T he beat pair of b icyd ea oo earth for th e m oney. MONARCH CHAINLESS $ 7 5 2 1 MONARCH ROADSTERS $502SL DEFIANCE ROADSTERS $3522.-^ * MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO., We have in stock L U M B E R A T TH B LOW EST FRI C ES. 8*4 M oved to new tim b e r m iles n o rth e a st of G oldendale. BAKER & LOVE. SUMMONS. H E N R Y K R A U S E , Kodo Dyspepsia Cure. R e p a irin g o f all k in d s done. A ll th e n ecessary tools, in c lu d in g a steam la th e , for a n y jo b . I sell farm machin ery, hardwaie, tin ware, etc. Call on me and IJwill treat you right. Lake, Halsted & Fulton S treets, Chicago. Braocfce»-NEW YORK. LONDON, HAMBURG. Send 20 oents in stam ps for a deck o? 'dooarch P laying Cards, illu stratin g J seal iBartlet* Davis« Tallinn R ussell. Tom C oops-« Lee Richardson and Walter Jones. W a rra n ty Deeds. Combined Crop and C hattel M ortgages, Iron-clad C. & C. M ortgages, Satisfaction of M ortgage, Summons—Justice Court, Execution—Justice Court. Notice to Garnishee, Notice of P ro test, P ro test, J. S. A M O S , Rufus. ‘> 1 .1 . R O A D S A R E ALTRE TO A M O N A R C H .* 5 0 YEARS* ?I E X P E R IE N C E N. W . T h o m p so n , P rop rietor o f th a a M A A < A lta m o n t, J r . L iv ery F eed & S ale S ta b le s. And many others in course of preparation. H a v in g en larg ed and refitted th e above stab les, we are now p rep ared to conduct th e b u siess in a first-class m an n er. Good care an d p le n ty o f feed, a t live an d le t live prices, will be o u r m otto. B est rig s in tow n. * N EW S P U B L IS H IN G CO., Wasco, Or. Main Street, opposite Bank, Moro, Oregon. _ R O U G H In th e C ircuit Court o f th e S tate o f Oregon for th e C ounty o f S h erm an. T he A m erican M ortgage C om pany o f Scot lan d , L im ited , a C orporation, p la in tiff, vs. C. F. W alker. Jo sie W alker. J. W . Engberg. and A rthur M olesivortb, defendant#. To C. F W alker and Jo sie W alk sr, th e above- n am ed defendants: In the n am e o f th e S tate o f O regon, you are hereby required to appear and answ er the com p lain t filed a za in st yon in th e above en titled su it by th e first d ay o f the n ex t regular term o f the above en titled Court follow in g the exp ira tio n o f th e tim e prescribed in th e order fo«-publication o f th is su m m o n s, w h ich first d ay w ill be th e 26th d ay o f March A. D. 1900; and if you fail so to answ er, for w ant thereof th e p la in tiff w ill apply to said Court for the ie lie f d em and ed in (its co m p la in t. The relief so d em and ed is th a t p la in tiff h a v e ju d g m en t and decree th a t it h ave and recover from said defendant# or eith er oi all o f them th e sum o f J800 (4), w ith Interest there on sli.ee October 3 0 ,1®95. at 8 per cen t per an num ; the further sum o f FA) 47. w ith interest at rata aforesaid from J u ly 19. 1898; the furth er sum o f $20 15, w ith interest at said rate from J u ly 13, lfc«»; the further sum o f $110 00 a ’to rn ev ’s fees, an d th e costs and disburse I t artificially digests th e food and aids as m en ts o f tills suit; th a t th e m ortgage ex ecu t N ature in strengthening and recon ed and delivered by you to p la in tiff on or m en t structing the exhausted digestive o r-i about A ugust _ , 2d, . 18X7, to secure th . e r p a y $800 gans. I t i. thelatestdiscovered digest- ’. X S for U con CO ant and tonic. No other preparation veyed io p la in tiff for th a t purpose th e fo llo w g lan d , to-w it. The so u th w est quartet of can approach It in efficiency. I t In in sectio n 28, in to w n sh ip tw o . north range stantly relieves and permanently cures eigh teen east o f W illa m ette M eridian, and ; Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, th a t you and each o f you be debarred and forever forelosed o f all rig h t, title an 1 in terest Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, and to sa id prem ises an d tn e w h ole Sick Headache, Gastralgi a, Cram ps, ana In thereof. all other result» of Imperfect digestion h is su m m o n s Is served upon yoH and each Propare» by E. C. DeW itt A Co., Chicago. o f T yon by p u b lica tio n , by ort^r o f H on . W. L. Bradshaw , Ju d ge oi th e above en titled Court, MARï“H AXMEDLER. m ade th e 23d d ay o f J a n u a ry A. D. !900. C. J . BRIG H T, ft-8-m22 A ttorn ey for P lain tiff. 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T ro y W ANTED—Honest man or woman to trav el for large house: . . salary $65 . monthly and expenses, with increase; When you visit Moro, if you want to C Y ou a*e therefore n otified to present your | position perm anent; inclose self-ad- be treated splendid ju st drop in at claim a. If a n y vou h ave a g a in st the esta te o f - , . . . _ said S h erm an C ounty B a n k , to m e at W asco, : dressed stam ped en\ elope. Manag- Wm. Holder’s confectionery store I O regon, un d er o a th , w ith in three m o n th s The very nicest kinds of candies.fruits, er; 330 Caxton bldg., Chicago. from th e d ate o f th is n o tice. tobaccos, cisr&rn, and a splendid soda W asco. Oregon, F eb ru ary 8.1900. M oney to patent good id ea s m a y be secured f8-fi-ml5 L . C L A R K , A ssign ee. by «nr aid. A d d ress,T h e I' a t b k t R kcokd , fountain. You will never ’egret pat B a ltim o re, Md. ronizing him To all w n om it na »y concern: N o tic e is hereby givan th at th e S h erm an C ountv Bank has m ade a gen eral a ssig n m e n t . to m e o f a ll its property, for th o benefit o f W e C lub W ith WITH L a u n d ry . wax Gandies »-BUlS>Lr«U H a rry NOTICE FOR P U B LIC A T IO N . J , __ _ the wor’d—the biggest paper o f its size in the United Stai« o f America—ha ring over a m illion and a-half regular readers. W a t c h m a k in g . D esirable e m p lo y m en t w ith r.nasnal oppor Ben A n d rew s and G eorge R am ey, o f Knfus, tu n ities: K cierences ex ch a n g ed . E nclose Oregon. Jll-7-fiC JA T P. LUCAS. R egister. self-addressed stam p ed en velop e. 8. A .P a rk , 320 CaxU n B u ild in g , Chicago. e>- Price, jo Cents. No. 5 - B ia G L B S W IN G BOOK W K B IO O L B All about Horses—a Common-S>-n»c Treatise, **** 74 illustrations ; a standard w oik. Price, jo CAsts A The sec retary of the navy h a s > Job printing a t the News office. transm itted to the suprem e court of i the D istrict of Columbia a copy of | the re p o rt of the board of appraisal and survey, which was convened a t Cavite, June 6, 1898, to place a value on the p ro p erty cap tu red by Admir- j al Dewey's fleet in Manila bay. The ( estim ated value of these cap tu res is $326,141. The larg e st items in the I can’ t take plain cod-liver statem ent are: “ Ship and boa* equip oil. Doctor says, try i t He ' ment. $241,566; ordnance m aterials, , m ight as well tell me to melt i $14 294, end fuel, $20,568. ’’ The | appraisal was called for as evidence i lard or butter and try to take' them. It is too rich and' in the suit for the aw ard of prize i w ill upset the stomach. But i money. JA C O B No. 1—BIOGLE HORSE BOOK K eeps a com plete stock o f team b a r n e s i, b«gfy h a rn e ss, saddles, b rid les, b a ite r s , b its, s p u rs, svfett pads, rin g s , w hipc, c u rry com bs and b ra s h e s , rebee, gloves, etc. O o p o s it e D i n g l e ’s B la c k s m it h S h e o NO TICE FOR PU BLIC A TIO N . C h e a p L and Office a t The Dalle#, O regon. Decem ber 11,1899. N o tice la h ereb y given th a t th e follow in g- nam ed eet'ler ha# filed n otice o f h l#In ten tion to m ak e final proof in support o f hiB cla im , an d th a t #aid proof w ill he m ade before » . A. D. G urley, U. If. C o m m ission er, at A rlin g ton, Oregon, on M onday, F ebruary 6, 1900, Via: JO H N J . B A S H , o f C r-y, Oregoa; H K N o 3981, for the nri« n w U and wW neW sec 38, and #e>4 #wW sec 14. tp I n r 19 e.W . M. H e n am es the fo llo w in g w itn esses to prove b is con tin u o u s residence upon and cu ltiv a tion o f said lan d , via: J oh n C S w eet, o f A rlin gton, Or, and J K D avid , L afayette H W isem an , and Frank Bash, o f Croy, O regon. dl4-7-J25 JA Y P. LUCAS, R egister. Tow n P ro p e rty . Notice for Publication. Land Office at The D a'les, Oregon, Jan u ary 2», 190». N o tice Is hereby g iv en th a t the follow ing- n am ed settler has filed his in te n tio n to m ake final proof In support o f h is c la im , and that »aid proof w ill be m ade before W m .H enrichs, C ounty Clerk, at Moro, Oregon, on S a tu rd ay, March 10,1900, viz: A L P H A V . UNDERW OOD, o f B igelow , Or.; H E N o 5.V8, for the n% sw ’Z. nw>4 e e ^ . and swW nw*4 w e H, tp 2 n, r 18 e, \V. M. H e n am es the fo llo w in g w itnesses to prove h is co n tin u o u s residence upon and cnltD'a- tlon o f sa id la n d , viz: H E E verett, G C F rid ley , H Osborn and E d m u n d Sagaur, o f B igelow , Oregon. fl-«-m 8 J A T P . LUCA'S R egister. I have decided to sell . * lots on the north side of W PATEHTSiGUARANTEED Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any invention w ill promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patentability of same. “ How to Obtain a P aten t” sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out through us receive sp ecial noriae, without charge, in T h e P atent R ecord , an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers sa d Investor«. Send for sample copy F R E E . Address, VICTOR J . EVANS A CO. (P aten t Attorney's,) Evans B u ild in g ,, WASHINGTON, O. 0 . S e O , * For residence purposes a t $20 E ach $20 A creage p ro p e rty r u n n in g e ith e r east o r west o f tb e ra ilro a d tra c k in -acre tra c ts w ill be sold for $ 2 0 . A n d a red u ctio n for la rg e r tra c ts . Now is y o u r o p p o rtu n ity to secure a cheap borne. A Free Trip to Paris’. Belikble person# of a mechanical or Inventive mind airing a trip to ine r a ori# r i# E n.xpoM H ou, wire gnod ¡ deefring the P x p o s itio n , with Md. A _ e . I w . H .B i g g s , T h « "Da I ls , O r :