Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, June 08, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text• * ! Or-Hirt-Soc, C kj HdL = g«rr c, ». 111 y 1 COUNTY M o ro , E ls ta b lis lio c l 1 8 8 7 . t e o S S E H i co. - - s it IL X E o x o F em inine Snapshots A “^ X 7 " a s c o ite p re e e n ta tiv e s *at K e n t, G rass V alley, M oto , W asco, 'R ufus, B iggs, D esC h u u tes, C ollections c a re fu lly m ade. F ire a n d G ra in In su ra n c e D ra fts issued on a n y p o in t in E urope. At the Bedside D o c to r, n u r s e a n d p a tie n t feel e a s ie r if th e y see o u r la b e l o n th e b o ttle of m e d ic in e . T h e y k n o w t h a t o u r la b e l is a g u a r a n te e t h a t th e p u r e s t m a te r ia ls h a v e b e e n c o m p o u n d e d by E x p e r t, E x p e r ie n c e d , R e g is te r e d P h a r m a c is t e a n d th a t th e m e d ic in e w ill p ro d u c e th e B e s t P o s s ib le R e s u lts . X Z E o x o ZE’ l x a - x m .a .C T S T r r , ecxtpttcJO. O f f ic e Long D is t a n c e Phone , Main S tr e e t, More, Oregon M o r o ’ s B a r b e r S hop P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . Everything first Class and Up to date. A g e n t for P o r tla n d S team L a u n d ry S hop in M oro H o tel B u ild in g £ T . R . S H O C K L E Y , P r o p r ie to r . MORO - - OREGON. fo x I3OT U naaxxi YOUR PRESEN CE IS D E S IR E D A T THE g '. C om m ercial House T \ A. F le m in g , P r o p r ie to r . B ro c k B ld g . - M a in S tre e t Strictly Commercial house - . H o ro , O re g o n . — . ....-• > hom e Comforts and Cooking 1 Meals 50 cents. Lodgings the same. g x A. A. A Æ \ W V W H otel M oro iearest Hotel to Business Center, Postoffice and Depot. S u n d a y D in n e r 35 cen ts. W. C . R U T L E D G E , Prop. M o ro , _____________ O r e g o n ■» . S T O P — —S»— $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 cxxxcL Where the People Stop U m atilla House THE DALLES, OREGON. M a n a n d H la B rea k fa st Rolla. Ona o f my friends kept a boarding bouse. She suddenly began to have a suffering time with her cooks. One would stay a teyr days; then away she would flit. The gap could not be filled at once, and my friend herself on an occasion of thia kind descended to her kitchen each morning and made tbe breakfast rolls. Her rolls were tiptop, the beat ever. Among tho peoplo In my friend’s house was an aged bachelor whom I shall call Smith because that was his name. With him was his sis ter, an elderly single woman who gave her life to waiting on Smith and hu moring bis whims. One of bis whims was a fondness for my friend’s own special breakfast rolls. At length tbe third oook In a month was taking her departure from the kitchen. This time my friend cornered her and Instated on knowing why she went. Cook said Mias Smith had told her the boarding house mistress never paid the servants If she could help It and the best thing cook could do was to get out quick. In wrath my friend demanded to know of Mina Smith what she meant by snch conduct Miss Smith confessed her self guilty, saying she did It on her brother’s account becauso be liked my friend's make of rolls so well be did not wish to eat any others. Then Miss Smith said her brother wanted to mar ry my friend because he liked her cook ing ao well. The slater urged her to do so, saying aha would be left at hla death a very rich widow and that the sister's own fortune would be added to that of Smith whan she, too, passed from the realm of outward manifesta tion. Shortly after that the old man himself itabbed my friend and propos ed to her on the spot He declared be coukl not let those breakfast ro^s get •way'from him, but wished to cage them for a permanency. My friend felt obliged to decline the honor. M M I observe some of the newspapers are making an ado e v e r the fact that a mem ber of th e N e w York and Boston non working class has married a “shopgirl,” and those kindly persona who are always anxious concerning other people's busi ness are speculating whether society will receive This ex-shopgirl. Why not? Thousands of saleswomen In this land are handsomer than any member of the so celled society set, and many of them are more refined and better educated, when It cornea to that W W This world lsya bard enough place to live In even when we try to help one another all we can. W M In order to have a harmonious, healthy development of both body and mind It Is necessary for us all to do physical labor, at least a part of the tlmo. Working with the hands Is an essential part of working out one’s salvation. W * Rev. Dr. John L. Scudder, pastor of the First Congregational church In Jer sey City, In connection with various other enterprises for his flock Is estab lishing a shooting gallery, to which he Invites women to come and learn the use of firearms. “Every woman should know how to handle firearms,” says Dr, Scudder. “It Is her business to know bow to shoot so she can protect her home.” * E le c tric L ig h ts in E v e ry Room a n d E le c tric C all B ella. H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U . — It Mrs. Bertha L. Grimm of Mansfield, 0„ has shown her sex the way In a very Important movement. She has solved _ the problem of serving hot, daintily cooked meals to families In their own < f for lees than It would cost to }ffioe O.K &N.Ky. W estern Union Telegraph Co. All Stage Linea. homes cook them at home. Mrs. Grimm In vented a heat retaining device which mnlntalna the warmth of the foods perfectly so long as it is needed. Mrs. lb 9 Grimm Is able both to make a profit for herself and save money for her custom- era under ber system. Shu says that M u n u f u c t a r e ««»<1 l i e e p l a S t a c k . twelve famUlee In a town might easily have a co-operative kitchen where, with one cook, two helpers and a boy, they could not only have tbelr meals cooked In the best manner, but could have all their fruit canned In summer and au tumn. She believes any competent wo man who understands marketing and cooking can make a good thing by starting such a kitchen. SINNOTT FISH. PROPRIETORS G ra ss V a lie v , O re g o n I arness S addles H alters Repairing Solicited. All Work Guaranteed. H E N R Y K R A U SE W W Lady .Warwick, called the democratic countess of England, was busy cam paigning for the Labor party during tho T h e Leading D ealer In B hennaa C ounty exciting political contest In England. In Klrat-desa 11 Up-to- D ata” ..................... Bbo made A great Impression with her eloquence, addressing dock laborers as “comrades and friends.” She spoke at outdoor meetings anywhere and every where, standing up in tradesmen’s wag ..fisc o , OllGOI. Of I r a KIM U I y Un if Geodi. ons to talk to workingmen. Tho dock laborers of London gave her a great re Rave aow oa hand a large etock of Harness sad Raddles, Collera, Brldlss, ception and went without their dinner ps. Hol><*a. Broshes, Carry Combe, Ao., Ac. Any person in naad nt anything to hear her. When shall we have in America a society woman doing what ir line will save money by giving ma a call before purchasing elsewhere. Lady Warwick does? * * Tbe British government Is making Its young army officers learn to cook. t h e Good I Men are the born cooks of the SADDLES, HARNESS § SUPPLIES A lw a y s Remember Full Name | .axative Rromo Quinine Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in T w o . on box. SUM. O re g o n , F rid a y , race, anyhow , W W It has been suggested that a ball of fams for women be established In this country. It Is a good idea. Men have so many great ones among themselves that where they alone are hall of fame Jurors they would never have any room on tlM fr lis t fo r a w o m an -n e v e r. Ju d e 8, 1906 K iv e COUNTY. Type-writer paper at The Observ Unofficial Transacts a General Banking Business. B s iix T s © C o u n ty , C IT Y Bankers, C A P IT A L , S h e rm a n E lection R etu rn s fo r S h erm a n C ounty. er ofBoe. C e n ts Bed Rock Prices at Our Store Rubber stam ps to order at The Observer ufltoe. Wedding Stationery, at Offlos Tbe Mames of M E N S C LO TH IN G Candidate O b M r v c r Booh S to re . . Ladies Fancy Note Paper, large * assortment with envelopes to mstoh, at The Observer Book Store. U n ited S tates S a a a ta r , to A ll vacancy. 1 , □ Id, H ir a m . .............................................. P ro h tM U o L - . Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, at The Observer offioe Avenarius Carholineum is a germ destroyer. Decay being a germ, it destroys the cause of decay in posts or timber’. The US.Gdvernment, the. ORNCo., Multnomah county,i and city of Portland, are making general use of it on bridge timbers, etc. It is the best chicken lice de stroyer on the m arket, and will sweeten and preserve a water trough, pig pen, stable, etc , and keep away flies. Il is a guaranteed article. The Observer Book Store is distrib utor of the pure article in Sherman cotlnty. ' An Alarming Situation , Frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver, until oouatipatlon tiecomee chronic. Tbiaoon- ditlon is unknown to those who use Dr R ing’s New Life Pills; tbe beat and the gentlest regulators of stomach and bow els. Guaranteed by RW Montgomery, Moro Pharmacy, 26c. Try them. Q aarto, Jo h n M Paget, B . L a e ...................................................P ro h lM U o n l Hlmota, A. G ....................................................Socialist ( < R e p re s e n ta tiv e In C nngrnaa A H air Dressing Nearly every one likes a fine hair dressing. Something to make the hair more manage able; to keep it from being too rough, or from splitting at the ends. Something, too, that will feed the hair at the same time, a regular hair-food. Well-fed hair will be strong,and will remain where it belongs— on the head, not on the combi The best kind of a testimonial — “ Bold for over sixty years." . Ay«v C o., LowtUj a . J. O io moiiufeoiuroro-er SABSAPAUUX P IU S . CHERRY PECTQBAL. 1| y G rah a m , Jam es H a r v e y P aul, A M . . . - ................. S to n e, H W >..................................................... Prohll Owwwv - 81 4 7 2 6 75 8821121 1610 68 Ellin, W R ................................................... R epo A t Close O u t Prices. Suits and Broken Suits; all we have, at prices to make them trot. We Want to Sell Entire Lot. * I »« A m os, I H ......................................................... P ro bl Baraee, C W ..................... C h a m b e rla in , George K W tth yao m b e, Jam es ...................................R ep ublican S e c re ta ry o f S tate | »•« I ■SPECIAL PRICES-ON BOLTGOODS. 118 406 «2 10 0 2 Benson, Frank W .....................................R epublican^ B r o w n , , R C , ^ ....................................................... Boa___ M c D a n fc l. T 8 ............................................... P ro b ib U to n I-4 lH S to a t, P H ....................................... .................... jMrutoorat 27'14 B u tle r, T s T a re l t a o s u T re T r . ...................................P m h lb ttk m l 6| » S ' We aré’-going to sell C ook, G R ............................................................... HodaM s^ Matlock, J D. __ 20607 117 HteeL Gckrgs A ............................................... Repubhoau)80| S up rem e Ju dg e ■ > 4 ¡xi D B rtefa t, C J.................................... P ro h ib itio n 1422 Repahlican20 3 3O1C . Democrat *" “ * Enklu, RoUrt H a lle y , T < 1 .................. Robbins, Marcus W . . . A tto rn e y G en eral 4 Brlx, C O ................................................... SoMnMHl »166 161430 236 4 2 100 114 >07 C o m m issio n er of La b o r H o ff, O P R ic h a rd s ,iW 8 . . . . > 6 t h te p r e s e n ta tlv e D is tric t . . D o n n e lly , R N . . .................................... B e p u bilama 1 P ik e , B F . l . . . ........................................... ... .Republican i..................... Ahet4fi 6114 R ep ublican MoDanM, H 8 Republican .......... W r ig h t, A M ............. p Al I PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON. The Imported Percheron Stallion 48106 46161 Pasteur, 55400, 40078. 66» 673 68 00 162181 66 20 93 20 Black, sm all star and snij?; foaled A pril 30,1902. Bred by .11... jCaillou, Theil, Orne, France. Sired by Scipion [43667] dam Pastille 1«6 178 148 1 32 826 [25673] by LouiB D’Or [5891] 2d‘ dam Pelotte [25247] by C hartrain, * 187 176 1 » 32,794 1405. Will mako the ensuing season at 28 66 177 163 186 Mondays and Tuesdays, John Christiansen's farm Wednesdays and Thursdays, J. F. Belsliee’s farm Fridays and Saturdays, - - - - Moro 784 nXees P ro b lb ltto 0 i 13 22 46 121 97 47 4918 412 .. & I 12| 8 26 T re a s u re r S tan ley, W ....................................................... R ep ublican 61 C oron er 1 ,, ...B J. [H oof No. 705.] 18 46 144 Danfobnit C am pb ell, R L ........................................ M oC oy, W B ........ ......................... C le rk Surveyor Pemberton, Fred R. Come and buy. 189^111 106 22620 6 11 Dunlway. Willis 8 .................................... .Reollcnn 88 102» Hawk, Alvin 8 ...................... . tvítProblbl<*o» 4 8 » T a y lo r, J B o o t t .................................................... Damoon4)a2 Cblabolm, All Our Dishes Koclallst C ra w fo rd , A M ................................................ B np ub n. tui M ille r, R obert A ........... ................................. D em « r« i R u th e rfo rd , F B ................................ .. ........ P ro h ib itio n UUD I t' .. S u p e rin te n d e n t o f P u b lic In s tru c tio n A c k e rm a n , J H ............................................... . R Repu epablieanH hi lean dlJS|24 ...B odlaU at H o s m e r, J E 7 4 «21 . P ro h ib itio n Kheak, Henry Stale P r in te r i C ........................................................... ,Be4lAllst JB eadB at 0 8 6 Cooper, J O C o m m ls a lo i {found trip season excursion tlcketa to Clatsop andfNorth Beach points via tbe Astcria and Columbia River Rail road were placed on sale May 1st, and will be dally until Sept. 30th, at the Portland office, 24« Alder street, and at the Union Depot, at the popular rata of f 1 for the rouud trip. Children of half fare age, one-half the adult rate. Tickets g<x»d going one day from date of sale, and for return until October 16. These tickets are interchangeable and will be honored for passage in either direction between Portland and Astoria on tbe Itoats of the O R A N o r V T Co. Close rail connection made at Astoria with tbe boat to and from North Beach points. For all Information regarding tbe beaches and the best way to get (here, address C. A. Stewart, agent. Æ uers U n ite d S ta te s S e n a to r , te rm M a rch 4 ,1 0 ? Logan, Ray W ......... ..................................Republican Going to Tho Boaoh 7 82 10 83 7 «6 221687 11 70 «01 SnftOfMB 68 ilkey, Fred W ......................................... Hsaal Uoan 8« 10 g2 114 176 rveoa, J. D ................................................ lAllat 9, ¡ R 10 11 paper of every kind, tablets, every style, at The Observer Book Store. If ita a Book you want, Tbe Observer Book Store ie the place to find a variety, to select from. The National Muaio Co., 72-74 Wabash A ve, Chicago, III., have ju st issued a beautiful song entitled: Rest Loved Ones, Rest, by Eustaeio Rosales. The song is dedicated to and in memory of the San Francisco sufferers. A handsome and most appropriate title page, printed in colors adorns the music. The pub lishers state they will donat* ten per cent of all sales for the'benefit of tho suffering people in San F ra n cisco, and will mail post paid to any address, a copy of the song for 25 oentg. Carbon paper, any size to order, W In d ep en d en ts 26J47 144 128 m Iso 2« 764 and P e titio n s Proposed Anse Prohibiting sale o f liq u o r In tb e e n tire oo un ty A gainst p ro h ib itio n In e n tire o o n n ty .................L - . . For prohibition, d ls trio t Moso to C olu m b ia r i v e r . . 90 26 607 62 10(36« 264 283 Against prohibition, Moro te Columbia river .} . . . 916 Shall act appropriating money for Asylum, etc. be approved . . . J . . . a . . . . ; ........... ...................... Yea 31 Equal Hugrage .. Amendment to Local Option L aw ......................Yes 38 .................... ............................................... N o 81 22 Barlow Road .......................................................... Yn ............................................. .............................. Provide method of amndiog state constitution. .Yea 30 21 I ....................................................... .......... .t No 11 28« 104 24 667 3 162 81 668 78 18! 32 8! Giving cities and towns exclusive power to en act and amend their oharters . .................... YssflW 34 24 .......................................................................... I No 26 0 27 Allowing tbe state printing and binding to be 21 ¡678 regulated by la w . . . . ...................................... Yea 61 . .....................................................................t.NolT; 116 24 9144 Providing for initiative and referendum on , local, special and municipal laws.................Y 1 ............................................................................. No 77 88! Prohibiting free railroad passes, eto.................... Y< .................................. '.............. .-........................ No 62| 32 »211 169|180 110, 107 22606 Taxing sleeping oar companies, etc.................... Yes 2« 81 4 6 104 No 186 1061107] Taxing telephone and telegraph compañía«.. , .IgB . Pasteur is one of the very liest draft horses th at ever left France. His physical proportions aro perfect and ho possesses in an extraordin ary degree the high finish #nd grea| activity which has mado tho breed of Percheron horses so famous. His pedigree like his individual merit is the best th at can he found in France, his ancestors on both sire’s and dam ’s sides being the most noted prize winners and breeders in th at country. His sire, Scipion, was a prize winner at the Universal E x position at Paris in 19(H). He also won First Prize at tho two greatest shows In France in 1901. Pasteur on account of his great individual merit won First Prize in Collection at the greatest horso show in the history of tho world, th at of the W orld’ Fair at St. Louis in 1904. TERM S:—$15, single leap, payable at time of service. $20 the season, payable at the end of the season. 925 to insure, payable when mare is known to ho with foal. Maro and Colt to stand good for services. Care'will be taken to prevent accidents hut will be resjwnsible for none. Trading, selling or removing tho mare from the neighbor hood forfeits tho insurance and money becomes due. P e rc h e ro n H o rs e B reeders E- Sells, Keeper. 26 16 Deadly Serpent Bltea Are as common In India as stomach and liver disorders with us. For the lat ter however there Is a sure cure: Eleo- trlo Bitters; tbs great restorative noedi nine, of which HA Brown of Bennetts ville,KC, says: “They restored my wife to perfect health, after years of suffering with dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liver."Electric Bitters cure billloueneoe chills and fever, kidney troubles and bladder disorders. Sold on guarantee by RW Montgomery, Moro Pbarmaoy,60o. A ssn. Thia Means Dollars to You. ' BYRON W EST The Investors Guide will sell your properly no matter where located. A new system. One thousand W inner of first premium at the California Stato Fair in 1898. salesmen are sure to do business If yop have anything to sell or ex This is a Splendid Thoroughbred Black Mammoth Jack. He stands change, or a new enterprise you wish promoted, or a good invention 16 hands high and weighs 1100 pounds. He comes from » line of the to pug<on the market don't fail to very finest breeders of Kentucky stock. wnte today. Address: T h i I nvottom G uide , WasBired by Great West, by 311 Marquam Bldg., Portland, Or .Royal King of Kentucky, by BYRON W E S T Stationery, paper, pene, ink, Horae oows on every page of The 8t. Joe. First dam by Don Juan by Signal; second dam by Dietz St. Dauci its and all aorta of iotas, at the Observer, all printed in Moro. Clair by St. Clair. Obee rver Book Store. M. M. S. POULTRY FENCING. BYRON WEST w ill HAS P O IN T S O F M E R IT W O R T H Y O F A T + É N T I0 N . ' ▼AVAVATA WLTATATA m ake the season of 1906 As follows, Beginning April 16th at Moro, Red Barn, Monday and Tuesday. The Bales ranch, 3 miles 8. F. of Wasco on Wednes day, Thursday and Friday. . , Wasco on Saturday of each week. The beat feature« of merit in tldn fencing are found In Ita-mullitude of horizon tal wire«,tbe cabled selvage and cable every foot In the height of fence, to oay nothing of tbe connecting meab wlrea; thia, coupled VAVAVAVÀ .*1 with Ha peculiar construc VAVAVAVA Terms of service, $15.00, payable when mare is known to be with foal. tion, bare any poseibilitv VAVAVAVA of ita contracting, nagging VAVAVAVA or narrowing together be VAVAVAVA W . G .D U N C A N , V . H . S M IT H , tween poets; doing away with the top and bottom f la n a g e r . O w ner. board rail and fully one- balf tbe number of posts ordinarily required, which reduces the actual cost of the com pleted fence. Then« ltema alone insure a saving ----- ,_.r .. 1^. . MW. . of fully 60 per cent, to the M O R O , ORECON. ¿ c o u n t tbe th e fact user, without taking Into account fact th a t a fonoa w it h a top ra il m ust be m uch h ig h e r th a n one w ith o u t .to be of , being visible. m A k s tb e h e ig h t o f tb e fenoe and gives ob >ckeM eo m e th ln g to lig h t on . I t W m . R R Y M O N D , P r o p r .j equal service, for a top rail ted steel w ire , sm o o th ly an d e v e n ly w oven, and retains Its fu ll h e ig h t before as w ell aa after Is made of the best galvanized stretching. , E x p ress and freight d eliver Clark & Mercer Bros., Proprs. YAVAVATA Y 4V 4V A V A V 4 V 4 V A V WAWAWAW 6 A j)ed garn Express Pballaoiont livery Co. Wasco, Oregon. M a n u fa c tu re d b y th e Pacific Steel and W ir e Co., Portland, Oregon. Oakland, Cal. C arm od y Broa., Selling Agenta, floro, Oregon. ed to a n y part of the city. Every kind o< rig to order, T ru n k s an d g rip s taken to and all orders prompt and satis factory at reasonable prices. a n d from all train«. Farmers teams fed as well aa Piano and Furniture moving our specialty. ' Special spring truok they are fed at home, if not be Telephone at our expenee. for this work.