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-a . The O b server. *3------ KOBO, OBKOON : F R I D A Y ............ '. ( . . . . A p r i l «, 1906 P e re en a l T a lk W ith Y en . If you do not road T he Observer W h y N ot? W e sh ou ld like to have you take It, and we hnow It would be profitable to you to become a subscriber. W e «end 1« tw o years for $2 50; one year $1 60; 12 Wet» a month la a*t much. T r y It. Order by Poatal Card, and pay for It when you can. A t a n y t im e yrben re q u e s te d to do ao, the paper w ill be discontinued. But we expect that all a ire e ri w ill be paid before such request Is made. It Is easy to ask us for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully rendered at any tim e. V O T E F O K 5 Œ IX Æ I » IN E u r e k a L o d g e N e . IC1 A . F A A. M., Moro, Or. H a l l o f Moro L o d g e K o . 113, 1 M eet« th e firs t a u d th ir d M o ro . O r ., M erab 81, ItMJO [ ) rb u re d a y eweulug« o f eaob T o th e officers au d m em b er«: S ta te B an k E xam in er. B aker C ity, Or, Mar. 2 6 th , 1906. m o n th V is itin g m em ber« W e , y o u r c o m m itte e ap po inted to G ive P rim ary Law a fair trial. . eordlaJly In v ite d to m «et d r a ft reeo iutlous o f condolence <>n the Dear Sir: Oregon is a large H ig h sense of official honor. < d e a th o f M rs M a rv Jam es, M o th e r ol w it h u«. B y o rd e r o f th e W . J. M . P a rry , S ecreta ry . L iberal su p p ort to and h igh o u r esteem ed brother» G eorge Jmues, sta te and I fear th a t tim e w ill not beg leave to e u b w lt th e f u llo w lu K - standard of ed u cation . perm it m e to v isit y o u r co u n ty . W b e re a e . I o v ie w o f th e low w e Have R ich and poor w ill receive a lik e su stained b y th e d e a th o f M rs M ary B e th le h e m C h a p te r. W ill do so if possible. oourteous treatm ent. So 78 O.K.H. Jam es, m o th e r o f o u r b ro th er (leorge H a v e m ade a hard figh t for th is R eg u lar c o m m u n ic a tio n W ith R oosevelt on railroad Jam es, a u d W h erea s, W e a re desirous o f reco rd ing a Just tr ltm te to her m em each 2d a n d 4 th T h u r s n o m in a tio n , an d sh ou ld E astern leg isla tio n and labor question. o ry , a u d expressing o u r s y m p a th y fl>r d a y evening« m o n t h ly . Oregon, in w hich I h a v e lived for Offioe of L and A gen t m u st 1 m th e bereaved fa m ily ; th erefo re be it B v order W . M . eighteen years, g iv e m e lo y a l su p above su sp icion an d w ith ou t Ad R esolved, T h a t In th e death of .Mrs E lla H a y e s , B ecretary. M a ry Jam es th is lodge has lent a faith- port, I w ill be n om in ated . T h is ju n cts. is her p o litica l op p o rtu n ity , and I F ran ch ises sh ou ld pay reasonable fu l frie n d , o u r b ro th er a d u tita l ami an n a te m o th e r, a n d th e oom m uul- M e r e L o d g e , N e . 113, tru st th a t y o u w ill see yo u r w ay ta x . E x p ress and sim ila r co m a ty ffe a c n tio h o n o re d oltlxen. I. 0 . 0 F. Muro, Oregon. clear to a ssist m s. p an ies should pay on gross s e m R esolved, T h a t th e h e a rtfe lt svuq a- ;M eeta e v e ry S a tu rd a y tb y o f th e m em b ers of th ia kxige he M y platform includes: m i gs in state. in evenin g a t 7:80 o’clo ck. ex te n d e d to th e fa m ily In th e ir a ill lo " V is itin g m em b er« are tio n an d oo m m eu d th e m to H im ‘ » h o ' c o rd ia lly In v ite d . M e m do eth a ll th in g s for th e beat.” C H A R LE S A. JO H N S ber« are expected to be Resolved, T h a t theae reaolutioiiK lie W m . H e u rlc b a N . O . I t . B A K E R C I T Y . OREGON, spread u p o n th e m iu u ta s an d th at a B ra sh . S e c re ta ry . • copy th e re o f he ta rn is h e d to th e fam ily. M. R ep u b lican — C andidate fo r C overnor. — I F O R W illiam J. Lachner of BakerCity, Or. F o r R e p re s e n ta tiv e in C ongress. Hia Motto is the people, and not the trusts, should rule this country. Every machine politician in this district is fighting his nom ination. ------------------ ---------------------- T----------------------------------------------------------- ~ Candidate For Nomination as S tate Treasurer. L . B arn u m , W . B Johnson, . C o m m tt» e PROF. J. H. ACKERM AN. O reg on G a m e Law » T ro u t m a y be ta k e n fro m A p t ¡1 1 ' ° N o v e m b e r 1 o f each y e a r. D uct - m ay lie k ille d from Septeuil>er 1 u n til 'lu rc h 16 fo llo w in g . T h e p e n a lty for th e v io la tio n <>f «ny o f th e provisions o f t h a je w Mh tool lug gam e to a flu e o f ttnt mss th in >16 or m ore th a n IJO, to g eth er w ith th e cxet» o f th e nm e»ootl »n o r b y fine In tb* c o u n ty j a i l not less titan seven day» no r m o m th a n 100 days. T h e p u n is h ta e n t being so severe few a i ll ta k e th e o h a in t*s o f k illin g gantt o u t o f season. G en era) J o h n H . A it k in , o f H u n tin g - to n, p res id en t o f a large m e rc a n tile c o m p a n y , an d a m an w e ll k n o w n a ll over th e state, has decided to liecome a oa u d ld a e fo r state treasurer. H e w ill prob ab ly be th e o n ly E a s te rn Oregon m a n to com e o u t afte r th ia ollioe, and can he h e a r tily r<com m ended to th y people o f W èstern O regon for Ills ch aracte r as a m an an d hjs h ig h sta n d in g In busi newt circles Candidate for Nomination Superin tendent o f Public Instruction. A Lu oky P o s t m is tr e s s Is M rs A le x a n d e r, C a ry , M e ,w h o fo un d h r . K in g ’s N e w L ife P ills to be th e beet remedy she ever tried to keep th e stom ach, liv e r an d bowels In perfect order. Y o u 'll agree w it h her If- yoQ try these painless pu rifiers th a t in fuse new life. Guaranteed by M arsh A M e d le r 26 o. s H IS S S C A L E S JUDGE THOS. F. RYAN OF OREGON C I T Y . " G In an interview Judge R yan says: B eing neith er P resident, C ashier or Stockholder in an y B ank or A gent nor E m p lo y ee of a n y M oney L oan in g In stitu tio n I pledge m yself to use and guard th e funds of the S tate in a -strict con form ity to the law s of th e S tate and for the in ter ests of a ll of th e people and not diw erim inate iq fav^r of g n y in stitu tio n or person. As a - m an of the people, in d ep en d en t of a n y clique, faction or corporation, I re q u est th e support of a ll R ep u b lican s in securing th is n om in ation , e n d if ejected I prom ise to perform every d u ty required o f the S tate Treasurer in an effic en t and econom ical ma'nner. e Physicians & Surgeons Special at Iw»Iu>n given to surgery. Offlov >n Vogt block. The Dalles, Oregon. RAY W. LO G AN. M ono , O rkgon . D r . M A R IE M. G 0 F F 1 N . Diseasessf Women & Children a Specialty Office In T h e Goffin Building, 1st SL Moro, Oregon. • P hysician and Surgeon . G rass V ali . ey , O regon . Office in th© W eigan sA Co. brick up stair«. * ^6™—— - Ladies Tailoring a Specialty D r J. F R E D JA M E S DENTIST O p e ra M oro E - H ouse - - B u ild in g , ■ - H e has given nf his tim e w ith o u t ex poctation oi financial re w a rd , corn men surate w ith th e labor and tim e involved IlS has had considerable experience it hia bosinem career aa an executive and th e hand ling of a clerical force, such at th eo U .c e'o f Secretary of State involves I f no m inated lie w ill easily tie elected and we m ay say th a t th e office w ill move along as easily in the fu tu re under hi» guidance aa It has in th e past. W e print a le tte r from him o u tlin in g bis efficiency for th e position : M r Pearce says today I shall be a candidate before th e direct p rim a ry election A p r il 2 0 ih , 1906, for th e R ep ublican no m in atio n for the o ff co of secretary of stato, and 1 solicit your support and assistance in th e m a t te r. I I I am nom inated and elected I pledge th e people of th e state of Oregon th a t th e affairs of th e office w ill bo ad m inistered c a refu lly and w ith the s tric t est economy consistent w ith efficient aerviee, and in th e interest of a ll the people of th e state. T h e o ffo e of secretary of state la not of a legislative n ature in any aenae of th e w o rd ; th a t au th o rity resting in th e senate and house 6f representatives, in ad dition to which th e people, through th e in itia tiv e ,h a v e taken th e privilege of legislation unto them selree. I conaidei th a t no state official should use his offioe, or th e general power and influence w hich such office gives h im , to influence th e en actm en t or defeat of any measure before th e legislative assembly Or tbs people, or in an y m anner in terfere w ith any other branch of the public service. lA fe • n a tive of this state; born in P ork county in 1866, and have lisa more th an 23 years experience in basinets, m v w ork having been largely of clerical n a tu re , and I am fa m ilia r w ith th e lin e of w ork which would he reqnlrcd In the position lo which I i s pi re. V e ry respectfully, L o r L . P kabck O regon . V . L IT T L E F IÈ L I) <“■- —-...- • — ——— ■»- — -T5J - ---- ID LEM A N BLDG., Moro, Or. DUPLEX A tto r n e y at T A C K Office-» over. S T . Co. store, op p osite O pe-a b a ll. ^ENEFEB A W IL flO M , TBS DALUta. OBB««B B. IÎO8FORD H. RAGSDALE P o rtla n d ChronicJs. I/o t ua look a fact In th e fans If M r J R W b itu e y is re n o m in ated for H lalo P rin te r , he w o uld be co n stan tly subject to a tta c k by dem ocrat» an d a source o f weakness to th e repu blican tic k e t, I «•»»use <>f th e Im m e n se sam e be hue d r a w n from th e treanury an d hia w ell kn<-w n deal wit» po'K Ical bosses In th e last stale o n n v e o tlo o . B u t, W lllta H D u a l w a y w o ild add g rea tly to I lie s tre n g th n f th e reiuiblioan llo k e t, for h is r « o e r l to H »r P a rty eoneldera t|ona demand Ms D u n iw a y *« n o a iln a - tbto. | -sr '-w - ~ ' T b» O bserver in su stain ed hv its The Official Pager of Tbs M . P a rry . Ootfurtu Fumlturo Outupuuy POMTLAND, OR. P H. Johnson t ¡¡on M O R O , OREGON. E xpress an d freight deliver* to an y p art of th e city. Trunks and grips taken and from all trains. N OT1CK FOR PURI40ATION. D'.pnrtri'ent of the In terior Lund Offioe. The Dalles, O r.. I March 10th, l»0»> f Notioe ¡«hereby given that the following- nnined settler hss filed notioeof tils Inten tion to mnke final proof in sapporl of his iilaitu snd that asld proof w lu be made Wefore the Register and Beoeiver at The Dull««, Oregon, on May 2d, 1906, Vis: E D G A R L E W IS , I t la a trite saying th a t no man to ronger than his etnmach. Dr. Pierce s Stronger ed of GrsasYalley, Oregon, on H E Mo U W ’ for Golden >• die« I 1)1 very strengthens U» 71! nW* i. « I: the BtOOl.o'U L.CI« t o theaWneW and «Knwt«, Roetiow M r Town ship i Houtli, Kauue 16 Beat, W . M ..’hH«ed pure, rich blood—b«Ip» the liver ami blood kidneys to expel the poisons from the on reaidenoe and oultivation ol these I. dec- body and thus cures both liver and kid don SI, Township I Booth,Range M E . w.M , ney troubles. I f you ta ka this n a tu ral Piano and F urn itu re m oving our H E No 4841. under the not of April 19,1904 blood purifier aud toaie, you w ill asalat Be names the following Wttn«eaw> to r p e d a lty . Special spring truck prove hl« eontlnuouS residence Y poe/snd your system la m anufacturing each day for th is w o rk . a p in t of rich, red blood, th a t Is Invigo oultivation of aaid land, vis: A W MoTarl ratin g to the brain and nerves. T h e find. L It Krenob, Elmer F Heath cud H E weak fiervoiia, run - down, debilitated Merieto, all of Graas Valley, Or condition which so m any people suffer <ltm38a37*1 . M iomwi. T . Not.*:; Uafileh-r from. Is usually the effect of poisons In the blood; It Is often Indicated by pimp) VOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION. or boils appearing on the akin, the face Ll I>ep*rtmer\t ol The lolerinr, becomes tnln and the feelings "bine. Land Offioe si The D alle*, Or. Dr. Pierce’s • Dtoeovsry " cures all blood * March I'», l tOfi. humors as well aa being a tonic th a t Notice is hereby given that the following makes one vigorous, strong and forceful MORO - ___ O R E G O N nauiBd settler baa filed notioe of hi« inten I t la the only medicine p u t up for sal« lion to make final proof in support of his through druggists for like purposes th a t I'm H ere to Stay. claim, and that «aid proof will he made be contains »wither alcohol nor harm ful fore i Hnover. U. M. Omnmisaionpr, at his Report« to the C ontrary N otw llh habit-form ing drugs, and the only one, offioe in Condon, Oregon, on April » t h . •la n d trg . every Ingredient of which has the profes 190«, via— sional endorsement of the leading medical LlvS and Let Live 1« M y Motto. E D W A R D E. U Y E U 8, writers of this country. Home of these A ll w ork w ill be Prom ptly attended to endorsements are published lo a little of Condon. Oregon, on H E. No syffi, for book of extracts from standard medical the kit S, eU aw X* *<*<>- 19, and ne^nwU.eeo works and w ill be sent to any address 80. I 2 9. R 19 E . W M. neat therefor b on receipt of request by lie M i n n the following witneaa, « lo letter or postal card, add reseed to Dr. K. hia oontinuonx renidenoe.npon and cult Iva V. ’ ''T e e Buffalo. N . v T I t tells Just non of said land, vis: Clarence Matlook w b at Dr. Pierce’» medicines are made of loah lla rtlie , L >a M attingly nnd Charlie te severs T h e ’ Words of lhratoe " for the several H ilford, all of (kindon. Oregon aaedl Ingrid ienU of which D r. Pieri vines ere composed. by leaders In all the ■iedlcal_ practice, l £ IH!» several sein** J^OTICB FOR PUBLICATION recommending them for the cure diseases for which the "Golden Medical - E very k in d of rig to order Department of the In U ric r. Dlacova s rj • to advised, should have fa r and a ll orders prom pt and eati« Land offioe ft' The Dull»«, ____ w eight w ith the sick and afflicted March 10. 19ufi. faotorv at reasonable price«. than any amonnt of the so-called Netioe is hereby given that the foil ia ia * so eonapleUouBly conspicuously tau mentala* ta u n ted before bsiom F anner« learns fed as w ell a» named settler ha« filed notice of hi« inten- the public by thorn who are afraid to let the In grad lenta of » h lc h th eir m -vii M ani they are fed a t hom e, if not better It'M» lo make Huai urooi in reppori of hia claim, and that said proof w ill he made be are eompnead be kaown. I» « la d T elep h on e at our expense. fore the Keg in ter and Begoivet ai the Dali«» th a t the "Guides Medical Oregon, on April 19tn, 190«, yia: r u g »Anda o r boxkntt so J 11 Sncha has purthpe d the Me H C G U M O R TO N , wreppur. In a fe * “ ll “ list of Ito ingredients. Caleb building on Main street, mid of Monkland, Oregon, on 11 E N -OlT», foe D r. Pierce*« Ptoaaant Pelleta cure the MEI« ef H. c lift. Tp 1 M, R I" E W. M. stipetlon. Invigorate the liver and i ia now a t hom e under hie o#r» He naineirthe followinr; wilnekaea to prove «tonisch and bowels I miwc I s . late stomach , roof, op H airs and down We re hia oootiuuoua reaidenoe nj>on and uulliv»- I>r. Pierce’s great th ye Ulne- ___ jo io e in J e h n y a * p r o e p e r itr , m e r it tion of said land, via: 1* M Uuwu ea, A 1. U sted Common Sense Advtaar and F C M iller, ail of Monk'and .Ore w ill he sent ¿ ■ ^ ¡a n d stiuktoftavenae« .w ill a lw a y s Davis gon. and O J Goffia of Moro. Oregon. I win o « l on lop. J, 1 | Msosusa. T. N olan , F. A. FLEMING T ransfering, T ru ck in g and D raying F U R N IT U R E ... A N D ... UNDERTAKING Address: MORO, OREOON. The Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Loans The Milwaukee G in n B u ild in g — n o r o , O re. Lab* PioneerJJmltei, SL Paal to Chicaio. •aM D myriv , Overland Limilel, Omaha to Chicaio. 0 O h w l« iahA « f w «K 04»y. Soothwest Limited, la u a e Cltv to Chicaio W m . R u d o lf F irst Street No S tron gs Brick M O RO , ORE. $ * Confectionery, Pool T ablet .I c e Cold D rin k s an d Ice Cream in season. Soda W ater, bottled >an d fou n tain , a lw a y s on hand.<i —eg. egi j V i tQ i ,0, .g. iG t trsln In the servlet of any railroad In the world equals In equipment that of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8 t. Paul Ry. They own and < operate their own slee^n g Cigars, Tobaccos, Billiards fC, . XX .»5 C o n tra c to r B u ild e r ‘ MORO, OREGON. H . S. R O W E , C en erai A g e n t, 134 T h ird S t., P o rtla n d , Or. R e g u la to r New Entirely. —1 Convientto Business ----------: i— AT Hotel Oregon C orner 7th and Stark Street». It 1« ne w and its room« are provided with running water and long distance tele phone«. European plan. Rates g l per day and upward. Highest priced room $3 , per day. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co. Chan. W r ig h t , P re sid e n t. H. C. D |c k ln *o n , M auager. . M oto- - O reg o n . L ine 4— t — ;— F r e e b u s to a n d fr o m t r a in s R a te s b y t h e d a y • 5 0 c, 7 5 c, # 1 .0 0 , #1 .6 0 , # 2 E u r o p e a n P la n A G o o d C le a n F a m ily H o te l For raïca and Inform ation apply to <7. I I « H h a n d y , A g e n t M o ro , O r. see k iiir t’j Vote: H u l i w k 1’JVi Jjeavee L y le fur G o ld en d ale on th e a r llv a l o f th « u p riv e r steam er. Good kcommoilatiiins for Teams and Wagons. THROUGH UTAH and COLORADO Cattle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Black Canon, Marshall and Tenne«- tee Passes, and the Worl^^femous v .^=7—. - - Royal G o rg e-~ ^ -~ For Descriptive and Illustrated Pamphlet«, write to w . <j. i r i c B H i o e , « e a . A g « . 124 Third Street, PORTLAND, OR. For any further Information write or cull on the nearest Agent, or the General Office at Portland. B e t w e e n SEATTLE and CHICAGO V IA THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY " T h a C o m fe rta b le W a y ” R oute o f th e fa m o u s O rie n ta l L im ite d b The tely Double-Track Kailway betwee» the Missouri River and to Chicago are operated d a ily via the O re g o n R a ilr o a d fit N a v ig a tio n C om pany, O regon Short Line R a il road. U nion P acific R ailro a d and C hicago * N o rth -W e tte m R ailw ay to Chicago from P ortlan d and points in Oregon. tAwsu t a . r u tti d a ily 11.60 arve 11.19 11.10 11.00 10 46 10.40 , 10.24 10.22 10 06 9 .6 6 • 9.87 0.20 8 66 8 44) 8.8 0 8 00 a m F o r (lo ld e n d a le and K lic k it a t valley ixilnta. T r a in leaves O n id en d iile a t 6:80 a. in d a lly excep t Hundi»y, a r r iv in g a t L y le a t a. in ., co n n ectin g w ith d o w n riv e r boat fo r P o rtla n d au d in te rm e d ia te p o in t*. . Through Trains W . H IL U M. D. S T A T IO N S .0 . L . B I g g « ........ 2 .1 6 pm 6.4 . . .O ib e o u a . . . . 2.3 6 2.89 7 0 ........ H in k a ......... 9 8 . . . W a a c o ..., 2.69 3.1 2 14.1 . . K lo u d y k e . . 3 .1 8 16 1 . . . S u m m i t . . . 3 86 19.2 H a y C an on Jot 3 .3 6 10.9 ,. M c D -in a ld a .. 3 .4 8 23.9 . . . D eM raw . . . 3.6 9 27.0 .........M o ro . . . . 4.0 8 u 30 4 . E r a k ln v ille . 4.39 38 6 . Graaa V a lle y . 4 66 46 8 . . . H o u rb o u . . . 6.11 62 .6 ........ K e n t . . . . 5.21 67.3 . . . . W l l o o x . . . 5.6 6 arv 70 0 . . . S h a n ik o .. . tair Front lai Morris» Strati TW O' 4 Mercer Bros., Proprs. T in e tb le NolO , N o r th bud J u ly 3d, 1004 paaeenger MANAQKR T h e C hicago-Portland S pecial, the m ost luxurious tra in in th e w °rlJ - D raw ing-room sleeping O T d in irg car, buffet sm oking and lib ra ry cur (b arb er and b a th ). Le«« than three day« P ortlan d IO Chicago- ■' Moro, Oregon. - P ro tlan d , O reg o n . OSCAR ANDKRSON Chicago Fhallamont Livery Co. G R . S H A N D Y , Agent, Columbia River & Northern RyCo L iv e au d L e t L iv e . O. W. AXTELL L< C R A IG , G e n ’l P a a e e n g e r A g e n t, P o r t la n d , O re g o n . Esmond Hotel Q u ic k HaleH au d H m a ll P ro fits. C all an d E x a m iu e M y H tock o f F U U N IT U R U an d H ID E L I N E S before b u y in g A (MtMengr d a lly ' G RASS VALLEY, ORC. STOP S A N F R A N C IS C O . W B I I SOUTHERN 1». Die Dalles, Portland and V inton H o tel istoria Navigation Co. . I ’ o i -II j iik I O h la a g o . Boat« -leave Portland dally except Sunday for W hlem etta and Lo w er Colum bia R iver Polnta. M onthly fteam era to C hin a and japan. For full Inform ation call on or aderes« B e r t h s in t h e i r s l e e p e r s a re L o n g e r , H ig h e r a n d W id e r th a n in s m a lla r c a r s o n o t h e r lin e s . T h e y p r o t e c t t h e ir t r a in s •tau th- p uouud b y t h e B lo c k S v s t e m . tteadqaartera at the W. It. Lumber yard». W hen In ilffn»ap»lto, •«, Raul and Ocean o iram era leave Portland at 8 p. m. every 6 days for and dining cars and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elswhere. P la n e , S p e c ific a tio n s and e s tim a te « C h a a rfu ffy F urnished f a r a ll klnda o f B u ild in g s In th a C o u n try aa w a ll as th a C ity . . D A IL Y ; A nd In s u ra n c e > D rains M y M o tto I«*"' >N Clark Oregon. R eal E s t a t e y EAST R. Inspector Sherm an County, < r a in «; iijk > p vwav » look . $25 Wueo, Oregon. Stock A b s tr a c tin g M oro , O regon A tto r n e y s -A t* L a w . B u y on C r o d it i five, W. 0 . BRYANT Frost & Bryant L aw TH E D A L L E 8 , - - OREGON J J 0 8 F 0 B D «k K A G 8D A L E "I hereby pledge th e people ol 303 Second Street, n ext dbor to the Pacific Expreen C om pany’. Oregon a great reduction of the A tto rn ey s-at L aw , enorm ous cost of th e office, if elect M ail orders prom ptly attended to ed, and I declare upon m y honor Office in T he G inn Brick A ll work w arranted. th at I sh a ll seek n either to per • Moro, Oregon. petuate old abuses of th e office nor engage in new schem es to loot the treasury”— W illis H. D u n iw ay. th is $ 6 0 M a c h in e fo r W ill m ak e th e breeding season It la a h lgh -sn o, drop “ W illis 8 . D u n iw a y is a m an of head, bell bearing, look- of 1906 a t m y farm , east of Moro -»terling in tegrity and thorough •tltcb. iloubl« feed, sail threading «battle: h a« u n til ab ou t th e lBt of J u lv , when N o t a r y P u b lic. know ledge of the p rin tin g business ’' antomstts bobbin winder and other latest improvs- he w ill be taken to m y Joh n Day Portland Labor Frees. ranch in S h erm an co u n ty . a tto r n e y for th e S tate S chool Fund P asture w ill be fu rn ish ed for al! tbs asms machine agent. for Sherm an C ou n ty. are asking ro«|M lor. AU breeding marea, at goin g rates. each attach ment« go with ' machín«. Bold for only Term s: 115 to in su re, m oney due monthly. •ft eaab and H ill*b o ro In dep end ent : H M C ake late for fres FVMITBM UTBMH «bowing when th e m are is know n to be with president of th e P ortlan d C om m ercial Writs TSOftf laehold MORO. OREGON good» we w ill «hl» (freight elsgsnt hou foal. J. R. M artin , Own» r. C lu b , ie now a candidat» for tJS.Senator Presaid) on tsar Easr H resetv onr nsw CK«T plan Barswets—on A T r it e S a y in g . G. M . FROST S te w a r t Portland, The Dalles ad w pâats M y C e leb ra te d M a m m o th Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler. 1 7 8 1 7 a F irst S t.. giving the date o f the paper aa the date at which your current «ubecrlptlon expiree. Several years exp erience in th e a l A ttorney at L aw . teration d ep artm en t of a ladiea P R IC E 9 R E A S O N A B LE a n d menu fu rn iah in g goods store, M ain S t ., M oro , O regon , Conducted on Best Principles la tely a t P ort H u ron . M ich., en J.O . E lrod 's brick, n e x t door to S team ers leave P o rtla n d 1 an d T h e «hie m e to assert th at 1 can give C a p iw a v rc la l T r a d « « e lic it e d 7 6 . T. Co’s. S t o r e . ------ la llre d a lly exoept K u u d ay a t 7 a. ni. satisfaction to a ll w ho desire my r in g a t ab ou t 5 p m ., c o n n e c tin g a t arriT se r v ic e s." *; * ........................T. . A 8. F. M O O RE Lyle w ith the SA1BY HEBE for State Printer' m th e republican tic ket. T h e m an th at ruas against M r C ake w ill bave to take liia dust moat of th e way, and come up ioSer a t th e fin ish , for he is popular, ge nial, a w itty and b rillia n t ep taker, fu lly capable of condnoting honor to any posi tion w ith in the gift of th e people. A t T he O bserver O ffice J a m e s H. O. S h U gart D R - M. B. T A Y L O R At RseoMIcaa PrUoory, April so , 190A L o t L f ’earce is a g e n n rin a n whom we h a re known m any ¡years part of w nicl tim e he lias held positions of iionor and tr u s t, bu t in w hich there was more personal expenae th an salary to pay it. S. S. Hayes» Manager at Moro. > PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Commercial Job Printine ! N« b _Q ssl _« b . C afiu A Blua Mark here w ill answ er an snd do a G eneral B an k in g business. Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar, I ) r . o . j . g 6 f fin , W IL L IS ». D U N IW A Y LO T L. R C A R C E . G ra a a V a lle y , ft© oat vos D eposits, S ell exch an ge, Office on Main S t., up stairs in the Ginn Building. M e n s ’ Tallowing, R ep airin g and A lte ra tio n of C arm en ta N eatly and Q uickly d o n e. I C a n d id a te f o r t h « R e p u b lic a n N o m in a tio n f a r S e c r e ta r y o f S t a t e > M o ro an d I P hysician and Surgeon. FBANK UXMKFXa M lite C n is S u t e . • r BVMV i«— l a w W ORDBR IS E N D O R F K R A L O W E Q R . u d J. I f . LOW S f . A. G K IH B N D O B FK B M illinery and D ressm aking ** Born in Rhode Isla n d 46 years ago, Judge R yan cam e to Oregon in h is 21st year and entered in to the em p loy of th e B row n sville W oolen Co. a t it« factory In B row ns v ille. T he fo llow in g year he w ent to Oregon C ity whfire he has since resided. H e has been elected as M ayor, C ity Recorder and School Director and Clerk of Oregon C ity, and for th e la st seven year» hae been th e C ounty Ju d ge of C lack a m as co u n ty , in w hich position he has proven h im self to be an e x cep tion ab le b u -in ees m a n . ipayiog an indebtedness of o v e f "£200,- MX) a n d ^ a t th e sam e tim e co n structing each year m a n y m iles of good, im proved m odern roads, and decreasing th e ta x lev y each year. S u te L u p in e R e h e C o a L e d g e No. lie , I. o O F. M e e t re g u la rly every F r id a y e v e n in g . V is itin g m em bers are c o rd ia lly In v ite d to m eet w it h us. H o m e m em b ers are ex - be present. B y o rd e r q f th e »dge. M rs. J e n n ie Foes, N . G . Miss O ra L e w e lle n , S ecreta ry . S a le m J o u rn a l. P ro f. J. H . A c k e rm a n , th e re p u b li can n o m inee fo r s ta te s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools, is a m an w it h a splen did p u b lic and p r iv a te record and Is recognised as one o f O regon's ablest educators. H e began his w o rk as te ach er In 1 8 7 5 , since w h ic h he has devoted his w h o le tim e to a d v a n c in g ed u ca tio n . H is ele ctio n w ill r e ta in a t th e head o f th e ed u ca t io n a l d e p a rtm e n t o f O regon an ex perienced and ab le m an. H is w o rk speaks fo r its e lf, and P ro f. A c k e rm a n is so w e ll k n o w n and so w e ll lik e d by a ll - p arting th a t th e re w ill not -perhaps be any oppo sitio n to h im . C e r ta in ly n o t an y re p u b lic a n op po sitio n, and co nsider in g th a t th e office* is s t r ic tly n o n p a rtis a n , th e re should be none fro m e ith e r o f th e o th e r p a rtie s in Oregon, and fo llo w in g th e p recedent estab lished by his tw o las t im m e d ia te predecessors. P ro f. A c k e rm a n is e n tit le d to a n o th e r te rm — es p ecially as th e people o f O regon w ish him to have It. ! <S)L« Fred J. Malndl, ------- VO TE « W . I. Gordin Go. M C M O R IÀ M . For detailed Information, rates, etc., call on or address S. 0 . YBRKBS, a . O. r. L Seattle, WaaklagSre. Or H. DICKSON, C. T . A., iM Tfclrd Street, Portlaad, Or. HENRY KRAUSE T h e Leading D ealer in S herm an O onnty I n Firat-cl^aa " U p -to -D a te ” ...................... SADDLES, H A R N E S S ! SU P P LIE S or II« ■' Klid l i Ij T 0IR30R. - if - G oo U : l ......; ...^IlSCO, ' L ie i _ _ H ave now on hand a large «took of H arneee and Saddle«, Collare, Bridle«, W hips. Robes. Braghe«, C a rry Combe. A «., die. A n y pereon in need of an yth in g in my lin e w ill «ave m oney by^givtcg m e a call before nnrehaaing elaewhere. ■.......... n i ii— — —— — — i — iMiie READ THE OBSERVER Always Reittember the Fall Name | axative R romo Quinine Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in Two. 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