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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1906)
/ Ür.Hi*tJ5oc.a C u j Hatt. ■ ms OBSERVEE. n m il M K CK Fvery Description to O rd e r * Quick and Cheap, ibber Stamps Furni^he» ;, - . ----- 1 for Typewriter«, Typewriter Supplies, Ribbons, Etc. M o i'o , S h e r m a n E L s ta b lie h o d 1 8 8 7 . = T CITY AMI C o u n ty , O re g o n , F r id a y , J u n e COISTÏ k 1906 DuaencBniBBt-weei. Tvpa-writer paper at The Observ er offioe. ■ C A P IT A L , Wedding $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 Stationery, at The Observer Book Store. assortment with envelopes to match, el The Observer Book «tore. paper of every hind, tablets, every style, at the Observer Rook Stove. I f its a Book you want, Tbe Observer Book ¡Store is tbe place to .• . Wasco, Rufus, Biggs, DesChuutes, find a variety to select from. . Collections carefully made. Fire and Grain Insurance Tbe New Biggs is certainly most deservedly popular hotel, ai Drafts issued on any point in Europe. mine host, J. J. Heckard and wife, are entitled to a very liberal patron age. Tbe table is supplied with everything nice, and the rooms are D o cto r, nurse an d p a tie n t feel easier i f th e y see new, neat and clean. our la b e l on th e b o ttle o f m e d ic in e . T h e y k n o w Sunboonete for the ladies; sum th a t our la b e l is a g u a ra n te e th a t th e p urest mer hats for tbe men, including tbe m a te ria ls h a v e been co m p o u n d ed b y imitation straw panama, at Mess- inger a Son, Moro. E x p e r t , E x p e rie n c e d , R e g is te re d P h a r m a c is te After 1-pm. W e d n esd ay^ is very an d th a t th e m e d ic in e w ill produce th e difficult for us to handle copy that B e s t P o s s ib le R e s u lts . calls for obknges in tbe form. Z v X o x o ^ li.s lx x x x s iC 3 r _ W e’ve got the toolB and whats more we know bow to use them in I ’ lM c r lp tl.c x i. this Print Shop. Come and see for O f fic e L o n g D is ta n c e P h o n e yourself. . . . . ' M a in S tre e t, M o re . O regon See Bert M iller, tbe Monkland mail carrier, and have him take that package to you. His charges are small and deliveries prompt. Stationery, paper, penB, ink, P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . pencils and all sorts of ictas, at tbe Observer Book Store. Buy the genuine imported aven- erious oarholineum; the imitation being offered is only a temporary Agent for Portland Steam Laundry remedy if at all. I f genuine one Shop in Moro Hotel Building application lasts for all time. Ask to see our sealed packages. The T . R . S H O C K L E Y , P r o p r ie to r . j Observer Book Store. The National Music Co., 72-74 f Wabash A ve, Chicago, il l . , have jost issued a beautiful song entitled: Rest Loved Ones, Rest, by Eustas o Rosales. The song is dedicated 10 Y O U R P R E S E N C E IS D E S IR E D A T T H E and in memory*pf the San Francisco sufferers. A handsome and most appropriate title page, printed in colors adorns the music. The pub lishers state they will donate ten per cent of all sales for the benefit F . A . F le m in g , P r o p r ie t o r . >f the suffering people in San Fran cisco, and will mail post paid to Brock Bldg. - - M a in Street - floro, Oregon. any address, a copy of the song for 25 cents. ' ‘ - R epresentative« a t K e n t, Grass V a lle y , M oro, At th e B edside M oros B a r ber S hop Everything first Class and Up to date. - OREGON. sa n B C o m m ercial House S tric tly Com m ercial Mouse h om e Com forts and Cooking ♦» M eals 50 cents, Lodgings thç same. H otel M J oro N earest H otel to B u s in e s s Center, P ostoffice and Depot. Sunday Dinner 35 cents. W . C . R U T L E D G E , Prop. M oro, O regon. Where the People Stop Umatilla House T H E 0 A L L E 8 , O R EG O N . Electric Lights in Every Room and Electric Call Bells. — H O TE L RATES T O S U IT Y O U . — S IN N O T T <£ F IS H . P R O P R IE T O R S Office O .R & N .R y . Western Union Telegraph Co. A ll Stage Lines. 9 G r a s s V a lie v , O re g o n » In B o fiir to r r n n il M e rp In M ia c lf H arness S addles H alters Repairing Solicited. H E N R Y „ All Work Guaranteed.* K R A U SE The Leading Dealer in Shermaa County In First-class “ U p -to-D ata” .................... S A D D L E S , H A R N E S S I S U P P L IE S Of Eter H id II r I; Liai if 6 m 4 l .IUCO, 0U40I. H are sow on hand a large stork of Harness sad Saddles, Collars, Bridles, jlpe, Rohes. Brushes, Corry Combe, Ao., Ae. Any parson in need M anything h it line w ill save money by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere. A lw ays Remember the Full Name ^Laxative R romo Quinine Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in T w o. on Bog. 35c.' Kecspitulatlon of the Field Sports. F ollo w in g T h a Flag W h A our soldiers w ent to Cuba and the Philippines health was the most im portant consideration. W T Morgan retired comminsary sergeant, of rural route 1, Concord, N H . , ways “ 1 was two years In Cuba and tw o years In P h ilip pines and l>etog subject to colds I took D r,K in g ’s NewIMscovery for consump tion which kept me In perfect health, aud now, in N ew Ham pshire, I find it the best medicine in the world for colds, coughsjind throat and luug diseases. Guaranteed byRVV M ontgom ery, d ru g gist. 50c. aud 41. T ria l bottle free. Winners of the N nacrons Frises, Moro Field Meet, May 26, 120«. Potato Wou-*9h>ro 44; Ladies Fancy Note Paper, largu Inks, muoilage, cards, envelopes, B a n k r put J^Xoxo eurxd. - l<I H 1111 ■ »■a-l'!■! 1111-|-|.|.| |.K| i I Observer offioe. ■■ Transacts a General Banking Business. MORO C e n ts Bed Rock Prices at Our Store H « t 14 1 1 Robber etampB to order at The B an k ers, - - - F iv e 3 Grass Talley 48; Sts ia y Wasco 11. Plane w on , and W inner rC BBfftsKssffit ccv; N o 1. 100-yard dash. Boys 7th to 10th 2 Irv ln g JLn o .-v . grade Iheloal ve........ .............. B .E a rl'n x ) Waeool l.T h e o . Johnson Moro •M Ño. 2. 50 .yard dash. Boys of the 5th 2 Clarence Rutledge Moro to 6th grade 8. W ile y K n ig h to n .. G .-V . ' Jeanette Rutledge Moro 11 N o . 3. 50-yard dash1 . G irls, 8d to 4th 5 Î.O ta H u le ¿ . . . . . . T . Moro grade in c lu s iv e .......................... 3. Faya B a n e s .......... Moro 1. Chris Jackson........ G .-V . No. 4. R u n n in g broad lu m p ; tw o men 2. Claude Brow er. . . . G .-V . from eacl l school; 3 trials each,. 3 Charles Garllok . . . Moro 1 Lee Beeman Waeoo 6 No. 5. Egg race, Boys, 3d to öth grade |2 W illie Hockm an Moro inclusive 1 8 G ay G r a b l e ........ G .-V . Wasco 6 ..* .............'1 Clara E v e r e tt..;. No. 6. Egg i race. Moro 2 Nora Eloock Girls, all grades. 3 M ary V in to n .......... G .-V . 1 Bdd T o m li n .......... Moro N o .-7 50-yard dash. Boys, Sd to 4th 2 W a lter W alker. .. Waaoo grade inclusive..........................5 3 Robert K lo o c k ___ Moro 1 Chris Jackson____ G .-V . 2. W illis H o w e ll . . . . Wasoo No, S. R u n n in g high ju m p . Hayree. Moro 1 Chris i Jackeoc Jackson G .-V . No. 9. Standing hop, step and ju m p ... G .-V . 8 Claude B ro w e r.. 18 W ill H o w e ll . . . Waeoo Moro No. 10. 50-yard dash, G irls, 5th grade a, 1 Blanche M aach. ' T a te .. Wasoo 1 ~ Resale in clu sive.......... Salary 1 G .-V . V in to n . 1. Claude B ro w e r... G .-V . 6 .. NO. 11. Shot put 8 . . . . 2. Charles Garllok,. Moro 1 8 W ill M o w ry . . . . . Moro G .-V . 5 .. No- 12. Relay ra c e .............. Moro 6 .. N o . 13. Base B all g a m e ... Moro No*. 14. Basket B a ll game. Even to. Kcpubllcau Candidates. For Governor James W lthycom b, Corvallis For Hecretary of Htate 9 P W Benson, Roeeburg For Htate Treasurer O A Steele, Oregon city For A tto rn ey General » A M Craw ford, incum bent For Hupt of Public Instru ctio n Prof J H A ckerm an, Portland For J uatice of the Supreme Court Itobert E a k in , EaG raude For State Printer -W illla 8 D u n lw a y , Portland For Congress, 1st District " W C H a w le y, Salem For Congress, 2d, Distric t W R Ellis, Pewneton For U HJSenate ” F W M ulkey, short term , Portland Jonathan Bourne, J r/f Portland. For Labor Commissioner O P H o ff, Portland For Join t Representatives, Hon B F Pike, Sherm an county. R N D o nn elly, W h eeler county. Sherman County,Officers— F or C lerk— H M McDanel For S h e riff W B McCoy For Treasurer W Stahley F or Commissioner, D . Chisholm , For Justice of the Peaoe W m R u do lf Moro An A la rm in g S itu a tio n Frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver, u n til constipation becomes chronic. This con dition is unknow n to those who use Dr K in g ’s N e w L ife Pills; the best and the gentlest regulators of stomach and bow els. Guaranteed by R W Montgomery. Moro Pharm acy, 25c. T ry them . D eadly S e rp e n t B ites i IDtet- t o t |M |M r»." 2.60 ".. : .... » 4 8 0 ........ 280 ......... W| 480 ... 2.80 .... » filo 18 i f 4 3 0 .. .. 2.80 ..........90 4 8 0 .......... 2.80.. ..........90 4 8 0 .. .. 2.60 ..........90f.. 4 8 0 .. .. ....1 8 0 ... 90 4 8 9 ............ 1.76 . i* Tied for 2d ....1.761 place. 28 f t 4 8 0 . . .. ..1 6 0 ............. 90 8.46.. . . . Tied tor 2d place 8.46. fLIn. ..........901 28 9 4 8 0 .. .. 2.60 ..........90 11.96 . 19.96 . 18.80 . WOMEN AS POLITICIANS. A re as oommon In In d ia as stomach and liver disorders w ith us. For the lat Celerada Congrcaaman Racignad Be- ter however there Is a sure cure: Eleo- aauaa Ha Owed Hie ffleetien to Ballet B om Stuffing by Warna«. trlc Bitters; tbs great restorative m edi cine, o f which HA B row n of Rennetto- Before giving ballots to woman In oar vHle.SC, says: “ They restored m y wife to perfect health, after y e a n sf suffering own state—or bafora Imposing tha doty w ith dyspepsia and a chronically torpid of voting upon them, as others would pat It—Isn't It wise to saa how other llv e r.” EIeotrlo B itte n cure bllllouanaas states have farad which have woman chills and fever, kidney troubles and suffrage? bladder disorders. Bold on guarantee by W yoming has bad woman suffrage R W Montgomery, More Pharm acy, 50c. lor th irty five years. Ito esea Is 9TJB0 Carbon paper, any sise to order, square miles, and Ito paagfla are scat at Tbe Observer oOnw tered thinly ever that area. The princi The Observer is sustained by its pal sources of wealth arc mining The ranchmen naturally jwn repafttna Tbe Offietel Paper of Tbe ranching. live fa r from their neighbors, and the People. . The Observer is the Sherman ‘mining camps have few women. Moat of the woman la tha state are naturally county paper you w a n k In tbe towns. Home news on every page of The Cheyenne, the capital of Wyoming, haa a population of lass than 18,000. In Observer, all printed in Moro. Cheyaone there arc twenty-five licensed Avenarius Carbolineu« is a germ gambling houses, and saloons are as destroyer. Decay being a germ, it numerous as any other kind of stores, destroys the cause of decay in posts and It has been officially stated that not or timber. The US.Government, a single act of legislation aimed at the the ORNCo., Multnomah county, betterment of the human race haa been and eity of Portland, are making passed in Wyoming through woman’s general use of it on bridge timbers, Influence. General Thompson, who managed tha etc. I t is the best chicken lioe de Democratic campaign In Wyoming In stroyer on the market, and will 1892, said, “The women’s vote Is tbe sweeten and preserve a water trough, easiest thtag In the world to get snd pig pen, stable, eto.,and keep away the eeslaet thing to keep and the flies. It is a guaranteed article ■aaleet Thiag to Manipulate The Observer Book Store is distrib of any element In politics.’’ A fter sin utor of the pure article in Sherman months' residonca In W yoming divorce may be obtained for eleven reasons! county. Can say one elaim that Wyoming has been bettered by women’s veteet ■as Utah's woman’s vote kept that state from electing men to represent It In Washington whom the good women Sf the country have asked the govern ment to reject? kfassaebusetta gives women the right to vote for school committee. Thio was demanded and granted on the plea that woman bad an especial In terest In tbe education of her ridldren. The school committee campaigns are frequently contested as hotly as those for governor or mayor. Their beat record for voting In Boa ton, the capital of the state, was made In 1888, when 20.288 registered. The reason waa because a religious Issue had been raised mostly by women; man try to avoid aueh Issues—and both Protestant and Roman Catholic organ isations wars formed to get out the women to vote. The worth of candl dates was loot algbt of. Nest year there waa no religious In- sua, and In lfifil tbe women who regia tered were only fi.000, of whom 1,009 did not veto. The nutaher varlea from year to year, hut Is so small that little attention Is paid to I t But there Is one state Where Warns« Hava Dana gam atbin* and that la Colorado.'* Tw o years ago M r. fihafroth of Denver restgMd his t In congress, at a ting that he When the Hair Falls Theo It*« time to act I No time to Btudy, to read, to experi ment 1 You want to save your hair, and aave It quickly, tool So make up your mind this vary minute that if your hair ever cornea out you will use Ayer’a H air Vigor. It makee the scalp healthy. The hair ataya In. It cannot do any thing else. It’s nature's way. •fa M E N S C L O T H IN G A t Close O u t Prices. S u its and Broken S u its ; a ll w e have, a t prices to m ak e th em trot. W e W an t to S ell Entire Lot. SPECIAL PRICES ON JO LT GOODS. W e a r e g o in g to s e ll All O ur Dishes C om e and buy. J. ». MESSIHGEH & PIO N EER B R IC K , M O R O , O R EG O N . ballot at the hands o f woman read the convinced that ba had no right to It. testimony of Mrs. Beatrice Mnhlaman. that ba had baen fraudnlantly stoctud formerly a clerk In tha legislature. Rhe and that woman warn among tho pur- •ays that she. Miss Alma Has wick and patratora of tha fraud. According to thalr own testimony, a man named Granger procured (evi tha woman ad Danvar took an aztn m a- dently a polite word for stoleinaS offi ly actlva part la kla alactlon. In aav- ! cial ballots of precinct 1 of District F. •m l Dan var dlatrlcte they haipad to j They took those ballots to a hotel room, •w all his vote to anoh 'axtrcordlnary pullsd down tha shades, closed the proportions that It amounted to 90 per blinds and locked tha daor. Than Mlsa Beawlck took tw o of these sent af tha total vats, and In some itancaa his majority aacaadad tha hallota and marked them to Indicate straight Republican votes and one for- aattrc ragtotgrad ra ta l . They stole official ballots and pre each of tha minor parties.* H a rin g thus pared «ham In advanaa. They padded shown bar Im partiality, aha mads Dam tha polling bate and stuffed tha ballot oar»tic votes of all the rest. The bal cos. They b o u ^ l votes and sat lots ware then numbered to correspond with number* oa O * JUt axt »o gangs of repeaters. made ready to ba Lady Rapaatora, * Dumped Into the Ballot Boxes. In motion. Finally they arranged dla- turhancaa a t tha polls to frighten Umld Mlsa Beawlck recalres tha credit of tha voter» away and give opportunity to plan to create a disturbance at the •tu ff the ballet boxes and “monkey“ polls so that those ballots could be put Into the boxes. with tha count I t is only In Colorado that the wom "heon things they not only plotted, hut they did, and whan M r. flhafroth an’s vote has bean mnch of a factor In was put la poasaaakm of tha facts ha any contest. Before passing a woman refneed to retain a east In congraaa suffrage law In Oregon It is worth while to think of how the experiment procured In that way. As a sample af the purifiestIon of the worked In Colorado. I I i CC l A
