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MORO LOCAL HEMS A re p re s e n ta tiv e of the Mt. Hood n u rse ry was doing business in this C a sp e r G ra tsli, of K ent, w as do section the first of the week. Cecil Hull, of W asco, was visiting in g business in M mo th e l a t t e r p a rt in Moro Sunday. of last week. City of Moro water and light Beerà A Hayes care panper J. W. Smith supplies to p a u p e r ....! ........................................................ 83.55) Waaco Pharmacy drug« to p au p er... ........................................................ 10 05 0 J. Oortin care p a u p e r . 40 (H) 0 . I'. Co. cnfflii for pauper 20 00 Win. Rudolf and (Jrove Sammon G. W. B rock left y e s te rd a y for W h ite Salmon w here he will m ake made a business tr ip to K ent Sun day. Tiis fu tu re home. J. A. Fowler lot for pauper $6 00 not The recent fire a t Portland p r o v e s , allowed, Alonzo G esner, of Prineville passed th ro u g h M oro Sunday e n ro u te t< the fact th at the m ajority of men | R W. L»gsn Coronerà fee. and ser- P o rtla n d . only lark the o p p o rtu n ity to p ro v e vice« ftft (Mt ; t h r m s e l 'r . h rt-o » . T h e m e d » !» to I J . M .r.l, Coroner, lee. Dell C a lb re a th visitep a t Biggs 12 no Sunday and r e p o r ts th a t Special the b rav e firem en w ere d eserv ed ly W. B MeCnv Coronerà jury 10 40 ; D eputy Sheriff H eck er is w earing a conferred. W. W. Walker ««m e.............. 8.40 j Rew s ta r . H onker Bill is g e ttin g his fishing C. J. Bright m in e.............. 18.40 I If th e re is a kid in Moro who is not tack le ready for the season. J. J. Hecker «Nine.............. 1 60 ) D on't the new sty le of ladies h a ts w earin g s tills these days it is be- h . E. Brow h «Mme n ik ) burying «uh j a r you? <<& usa he has tak e n a fall from a p a ir je e t.................................................... 8. M -and is sc are d out. O u r w aste b a sk e t is filled to o v e r D. M. Fieeninii sa m e.............. 1 HO Prof. Ja m e s DeMess was doing bu s flowing e v e ry day w ith le tte r s from Geo. K<»lb Coroner« witness 3.00 iness in Moro S a tu rd a y of last week. c a n d id a te s from all p a r ts of the J , B. Mnwl «»me............. 1.70 P ro f. D is ed ito r of the “ H om e.” s ta te . We do not w ant it u n d e r 1 70 ! Kiephen Enker sam e.............. This m onths issue of the Home con stood, how ever, th a t no a tte n tio n is U 00 j Dr. Huekin »«me. . . . . . .. tain s some very s tro n g e d ito ria ls on paid to these le tte rs , as they a re all 1.70 I W. L. l.m t niniB. . . . . . . . ¿(.Kai option and th e te m p e ra n c e carefully read and then disposed of. Fred Miller «Mine.............. 1 70 I question. If they w ere to be considered as the J. W Blackmon watching c o r p s e ..., John Stacey and wife of Idaho, a c o rd in a ry le tte r it would req u ire an ......................................................... 2.50 annex 60 by 100 and th e hirin g of 14 com panied by th e ir d a u g h te r. Alda filling c le rk s. E. W. Ma«iox witness coroners jury a r e visiting this week w ith Mr. and rs. W. A. N orcross. M rs. 8 is a s is te r to Mrs. N orcross. Mr. Htacev w as until recen tly e n g a g ed in the sheep business in Idaho but has sold o u t and is thinking of lo catin g in the A lb e rta country. G. M. F ro s t has re tu rn e d from T e x a s, and says p ro sp e c ts a re tine th e re . We a re glad to see “ Jack back w ith us again and hope he will d e c id e to rem ain with us. The C itisens of Moro have had to go back to the old keresene lum ps for lig h ts the p ast week o r ten days. The re su lt of negligence on the p a r t of the R ailroad Company is failing to deliver e m p ty ta n k s a t P ortland. F R E S H M E A T S , F IS H A N D VEG ETABLES Buy All Kinds of Live Stock at Market Prices’. All Kinds of Fruit in Season. r C. H. /Northrup j of I H E A D Q U A R T E R S AT MC KEE'S DRUG STORE Careful Atention Given All Work In My C ate. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 70 Phallamont »tshlo Delivering casket ........ ........................................ 4.00 Ed Holman Co care pauper St. Vincent hospital same Moro Pharmacy drug« to pauper . K WASCO KANDY KITCHEN g Smith & Dutton Props. » H Ice C ream , Fruits^ Cr,n d ie s 9 Cigars, T o b a c c o s. ................ w»!sa Oysters In All Syles City M arshall Sells is relieved of Beall A Co. Metal colvert. . . . the m ost d isa g re e a b le p a r t of his Dreg A Wash »ewer pi|>e Co d u ties, since R eco rd er H eurichs has ad o p ted the rule th a t w a te r and t i l e ................................................. G. W. Rainey hlackwiuithing lig h t re n t is payable only a t the R e c o rd e rs office. Sherman Trading Co auppliea X M ♦ ♦ 9 ♦ First Class Bakery x x L ig h t D rin ks X xxxxxxxxxxxc - x < xxkxxxkxxxxxzx Waaco Lumber Co. coal ........ 23 5.'» ^ w T s TS u r r a t , V. D. 5 5 C. O. Porter expenae 1, A Clark fair, County Court Proceed ings. APRIL TERM 1906. Wm. M acN abetal Viewers report on Sheriff McCoy re tu rn e d from P o r t road and petition for damage«. Order land S unday evening w here he had ed that G A. Bris k petition for dam* ta k e n th e Eddy children to the Aid age be cited to appear and show cause S ociety. • for damages on Monday, May 7. 1906. Ten years experience enables me to gurautee satisfaction. Horse Dentistry a Specialty By o p e ra tin g on th»; tcetn I h a v e cu red the f »lluw-iu^ (liseaaes Indi g e stio n , which ca u ses Colic, Inffaniutioo of t.t i S(.»n»-n, Kidney T rouble and m any o th e r diseases. 1 oarefuUv rem ove all s h a rp p ro jectio n s, blind arid u lc e ra te d te e th 1 Use No G ag and Do Not Confine the H m v D«-s-.»>os and d t-a g rev abb- h a b its C ared. No. 3 Wm. Rudolf s|>|>niuled. M A N A C . t r . o r E. E. Sharp surveying w ads Fred Kruaow viewing rood» 31.60 13.60 J. F. Belshee viewing road» W. I). Graves chaining road Bert Bukee »«m e.... 2.00 James Shaw sam e.... 2.00 K. L. Camp be 11, m a r k e r .... E. C. Davis team Lire.............. 14 20 2 00 J. M. Hoag n a m e ........... .. 1 ! 3.00 N. H. Goetjen petition for aaloon li«- • Viewers report and pe’itiou of C. A. cense showed. Buckley et al, not allowed. James Dennis resigned Supervisor Wiley A Hannifin petition for liquor G r o \e Sam m on, who has been in Diat No. 6. G. V. Stanton appointed. license, allowed. th e em ploy of T. R Shockley for the K. O. L. Co. petition for rebate on Wiley A Hannifin, petition for fran p a s t six m onths has p u rch ased the faxes allowed. chise, allowed W ith provision that pool and billiard o u tfit a t K ent from jthera »hail l»e allowed to use streets at Moro hotel board p a u p e r s.... 21 25 Rudolf and will run a b a rb e r liscretion of the Court. David Fulton straw mg r«»sd 24.00 *hop in connection with the o th e r Petition of J. E. Forhis et al to hare business. L. J. (¿ales et al petition for road not local option put in ticket in the June allowed. C harley G arlick, Todd McCoy. Mr. election, allowed. K ay and Lloyd Dunahoo w ent fishing Same for the entire county, allowed. on the D eschutes Sunday b u t re p o rt L. L. Kelly, application for rebate in no fish in th e riv e r. * This sto ry taxes, allowed. sounds like the one told by M essrs. J. A. Nicholson, same, allowed. B arnum and M ontgom ery who r e N. E. Mofiit, same, allowed. c e n tly w ent fishing in Buck Hollow G. B. Bonrliill, County Judges »alary, who declared th a t a band of India» s alllow ed ,......................................... $112 50 had been th e re ju s t ahead of them G. B. Bourhill, expense pauper 29 20 and c a u g h t all the fish ic th e c re e k . A . E. Wright, Commissioners fee 7.00 allowed.......................... . Henry Kchadewitz et al same not al low ed. W. A. Kentner resignation Constable Dis Kent. W. H. Benirett ap|iotnted. A. K. Hall appointed Justice of Peace Kent Diet. Post O ffic CANDIES, CIGARS TROPICAL FRUITS ICECREAM. SODAS MAGAZINES « J. B. Brown Prop. iV. 11. BARNETT, ’ BANKER. Tranancta W. D. ARMSWORTHY D ra y and E x p r e ss A share of your patronage is solicited. Satisfaction gua- k. W. Matthias petition for road not allowed. Henry Scfiadewitz et al petition for a n t e e d , jail at Kent, continued. J M ANCM UB. von enter y«»nr home and ton ran l»e relieve,! from tho*e rheumatic pstn« a l so b y applying C ham t*rlain'» >*aU» Balm. One apptnaihm will give yon relief and its continued use Inr a «lion lim e will bring «b>ai a permanent cure. For »me by .Mar«h A .Mr,her. CONFECTIONARY 1 2 00 3 00 B. A. Cushm an left for P o rtla n d '.S a tu rd a y to rem ain a few days. M ost of th e fa rm e rs in th is vicinity will wind up seeding this week. W. E. MILLER, Poprictor. N ew Dra ’■v F ra n k M orrow, of W asco, was a Geo. Thom pson, of R utledge sp e n t M oro v isito r Sunday. Mr. Morrow- se v era l days in Moro la s t week. fa in te r e s te d in the Only W eeder Co .30 A couple of low down w orthies* box peaches................................ Billy H o g g a rd , who h a s been J. W Messi nger a u p p liea .... .30 chicken thieves stole 4 tine plym outh w orking in Condon for the p a st two I nderwoud Typewriter Co. sup. 2 00 ro ck s from W. A. N orcross S a tu rd a y weeks, re tu rn e d home Sunday. n ight. The p a rtie s a re known, but Mitchell A Foss work.............. 1 50 O. P. H ulse, re p re s e n tin g Chas it is a n o th e r case of (King c e rta in of 11. Chrisman registering voter« 4 30 H. Todd & Co. of P o rtla n d , re tu rn e d o thing, b u t unable to prove it. P. 8. tel. A tel. Co. phone 19.25 from a tr ip in th e in te rio r in the in J. T. Morris fruit Ins|»rctor 36 50 te r e s ts of his firm. O. P. r e p o r ts a G. W. Brock resigned as Justice Dial. successful trip . M r. and Mrs. H. S. M cDanel left for P o rtla n d Sunday m orning. M rs. Me. has been on the sick list for th e p a s t tw o w eeks a n d hopes the c h a n g e in clim ate will be of benefit to h er. J The Wasco Market 10 35 97 .00 • a G eneral B a n k in g * •Busincas. _____ Collections M ade, S ig h t E xch an g e Sold a t the IhfTcn-nt CoouuerciMl Pointa. OfTic«- H ours from 9 A. M. -- to — 4 P. M. W asco, O ie g o o . Not!« fsr Pukhcailos. Notice i* herehv gtten that the fol lowing-named -rtih-r ha* filed notice of his intention to make final proot in sup- p»rt of his < la m, and that said proof w ill he made liefore the Register and R«- ceiver, »1 The Dulles, Oregon, on April 23 rd, 1906. Moses Dillaboy, one of the heirs and for the heirs of William Difliabov, of Beaverton, (hegon, en H K. No. 12992, for the N E ‘4SW t4 , Jx»t» t, A 7, section 6 Tp. 2 N. K. 19 E. W. M. Ils name 1 the following witnssea to pr< ve lijs enntinuons resid»r cs up». II and cultivation of sgid laud, viz: Jerry Lester, William Bartlsma, Al bert I riillioie ami J, A. Fchreiibaclier, nil Quinton, Oregon, Dated this I3tli »lay of March, 1906. at 1 he Dalles, Oregon, Michael T. Nolan, Register. Ordered that supervisors o f road S pccisl O rdinance No. District’s No. 1. 3. 4, 5. 6, 7, A 8 be W. Stanley, coanty treasurer, a llo w paid $150 00 each by county treasurer G. W. Brock re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y An Ordinance to creste Hewer Dist from Lis farm in Gilliam c o u n ty w here e<l...................................................... 100.00 for use on roads in their respective dist rict No. 6. of the City of Wssco. Oregon he has been for the p a s t week look James Stewart, Stock Inspector sal ricts. Be it Ordained b y t h e Common ing a fte r s p rin g w ork. y .................................................... 50 00 Council of the City of Wasco: M. B. Taylor connty health officer’s That all the real property »ituat«d W . B. McCoy, Sheriffs salary 150 00 •»I ary................................................ Dave B ig g e rsta ff has p u rch a se d a 25 00 within and comprising Block nnmhered ran c h bevond G ra ss V alley and will supplies. 62.07 Ragsdale A Meindl service» 10.00 ( Twelve (12) of Bigg» First Addition to h en cefo rth be a fnll pledged farm er II. S. McDanel Clerks salary and sup- Carmody Bros, supplies . . . . 36.30 | Wasco, now known and designated as W e a re g lad to see Dave m ake the P1'«»............................................... 235.10 W’ind River Lnmlier Co. same 21.(M) Hie City of Wasco, Oregon, he and the c h a n g e. B. F. Peetz, Deputy Sheriffs salary, G. W. Brock justice and jury fees i Ma,n** ,,Hreb.v constituted Sewer Dist- L. L. P eetz and wife w ere G rass and hoard prisoners.................... »1 00 ...................................................... 26 35 rict No. Hix, for conviem-e, and to the V alley v isito rs S unday. , end that improvements may tar made G. E. James, Deputy Clerks safari a * ii V aH ~n w,Hiess fees 2.10 and a lateral sewer constructed to serve 75 00 L. R. M artin has been having some .......................................................... e>< t jnry 1st.................... 2.00 1,|lf, properties located w ithin said Dist Date McKulvey assisting in getting im provem ents m ade on th e farm , W. A. Raymond sa m e.............. 2.00 rict and the cost thertof asseased thereto 10 00 such as p a in tin g the house and barn. prisoners........................................ B. F. Peetz w itn ess.................. j 50 Passed April 2nd, 1906. Otto Peetz Assessors »alsiy 204.75 R. M. B ra sh did th e w ork. A. 8. Johnson w itn ess............ 7.30 Approve«! April 2nd, 1906. Human Blood Marks W. C. Bryant School Supf. salary. W. A B ressler is disposing of his Geo. Witter sa m e.................... A tale of horror whh t,»ld hv mnrks of 7.30 E. S. Cattron, stock of m erchandise p r e p a r a to r y to ............................................................................ 92.13 W. A. Kentner same and constable human blood in the home of J. W’. Wil. Mayor. G. E. Johnson, ex a m in er ... 15.00 leaving for the Valley w here he will f e e s ................................................. liams, n well known merchant »>1 Bac. .............................................. 33.40 A ttest : Bert Ashliurt, sam e........ 3.00 m ake his fu tu re home. Ky., He writes: “ Twenty years ago I W. B. McCoy sheriffs f e e s ... F. H. Meader, 13.60 Mrs. Ella Playback s a m e .. . . 15.00 had severe hemorrhages »»I the lungs, I . H. Johnston and son have d is Recorder. Clyde Kakin w itness............... 1.50 and was near death when I began tak Mttrdina McCleod s a m e .... 3.00 posed of th e ir business in this c ity to W. H. Gault sam e.................... 7 ing Dr. King's New Discovery. It com Bushong A Co. su pp lies.......... 34 ( q W. A. Haym ond. M r. J is thinking pletely cured me ami I have remaimsl Fred Goetjen sa m e.................... 7.30 Rheumatism makes life miserable Irwin Hodson Co. sam e........ 43 55 of lo catin g in Idaho. well ever since.” It cured hemorihages J, Marsh jury lis t..................... 3.00 A happy home ta the most valuable Wasco Nicws, printing and advertis- chronic coughs, settle»! colda ami bron The B atchelor G irl’s Club held a W. E. Tate sam e..................... ing tax lis t.................................. 31fxj 2 00 possession that is within reach of man chitis, and is the only known ctite for w hist p a r ty a t th e home of Roy E. 8. Cattron sa m e.................... 2.00 kind, hut yon cannot enjoy its comforts weak lungs. Every hottie guaranteed Grass Valley Journal same 13.75 H ulse S a tu rd a y evening. if you »re sufferhig from rheumatism . by Marsh A Mndler, druggists. 50c and J . M. Parry office supplies 117.49» Adjourned till May 7. 1906. You throw »aide busiuess cares when $1.00. Trial bottle ires. Win. Walker, same allowed 18.25 t
