The
CANADA IN THE THROES.
O b se r v e r .
M e re C U T o ttle la l
O F F IC IA L V A F B « O F S M B K M A W
CO
MORO, O KXG O Ñ.
C au th ere be a federated g o v ern
m ent scattered iu isolated parts all
over th e w orld t E ngland has a d
vanced th is q u estio n another step
Prove it b y time.
T h a t W o u ld b e a D iv id e n d .
C. L.
a S o n ............E ditors
I be la k d , M a n a g e r .
S en d for advertising rates
F R I D A Y ....................... M ay 17, 1907
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« In d ea lin g w ith th is m atter th e
U n ited S tates is p a rticu la rly in te r
ested iu C anaila, w h ich covers n ear
ly h a lf th e area of N orth A m erica,
and geo g ra p h ica lly is our nearest
neighbor. For thousands o f mil»«
th e boundary betw eeu th e tw o may
lie crossed .iu a step. B ut so v ereig n
ly iirtia n a d a is vested beyond the
A tla n tic, and the object o f th e L on
don meet is uot o n ly to streu gth eu
the sen tim en t o f lo y a lty , b u t to e s
tablish closer le g isla tiv e aud com -
ufercial relations, b rin gin g the d o
m inion, along w ith all th e colon ies,
so iu tim a tely in to th e B ritish fold
that all togeth er w ill form a com pact
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changed may be avoided by «ending the
desired alteration to this office. Always
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you want It changed, as well a» the one to
which It la to be sent.
W e are here to do printing, and
'
• f you want some done bring it to u« or let
us know and we w ill see you.
I f you
th ink we are not extensive enough for
yo ur consideration—oh, go ’ long.
/
Morning Oregonian: If Tom Platt and Ned H a rrim a’«
could pool their love for Roosevelt, and capitalize it accord-
to ’express eompany and railroad m ethod., w hat a for-
tune they would have !
The great event which Spain has been eagerly awaiting
scurred on Friday, the 10th, and iU a Prince, who may
occurred
in time become King Alfonzo, xiv. Spain will be fortunate,
indeed the world may be fortunate; if the high hopes that
are bound up in this child shall find fruition in the life:of
a wise and gracious ruler.
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■ i n i 11 i * n h 1 1 1 i m m
T he T rail creek m in es near D elta
Ida, w hich have y ield ed m illio u siu
gold at a profit though ex p en siv ely
' tim bered
■ - for about 25 years are to
be piped. In future years when
th is ground is pip ed ont, there w ill
b e found tim ber enough in th e mine
to pay th e ex p en se o f p u ttin g iu
m any m iles o f th e p ip e. T im ber
p a t in 22 years ago is now hard and
n i l i -i1 ! I ’l ' H ’; ;
Willow Wood is better than slabs any
day, for heating or cooking, especially wet
slab.
Freight on any of this wood to Moro, is
only $2.25 per cord, For particulars,
Address,
T he O bserver , Moro, Ore
P^ris D ispatch, May 11th.
i
SevorafL eO rient traw lers report a« extraordinary phe-
nomenon at sea yesterday,which would appear to havei been
pie, am ong th e moat eiiterp ri« in g ju a subm arine volcano eruption, 44 miles s.v. ot the i. la
the w orld, and w ho have advanced Qrojx / 50 miles west of Belle isle.
The men on board the
the cou n try th ey in h a b it to th e first t r a w j e r 8 notiCed bright flame and intense smoke rising from
p lace in w ea’th and m any form s o f
Believing
th a t some vessel
was on fire, the trawler
S
S
i
k ™
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S
L
« ¡ - ¡ a . .« « .
(bft u n it e d S ta tes than from any I of rendering assistance.
She could, however, dl8CO\ tr no
olh er^ ia tio n ; yet it is in conference I
Qn fire; ^u t fire and smoke, from no apparent cause,
J|eroR8 thp Hea on piaiw to sh a p e its - - “ t --—
i through the night, and becoming more violeut
m o „in g ® th e Kernevel steamed away to insure l>er
th e d e v ils in hell on ly know . A u d
w hom , ca u g h t iu th eir bloody acts,
are defended and protected by ah
h on orab le citizen s through the op
eration o f our lib eral law».
T h ere are p len ty o f ears for «hip
m ents b u t P o itla m l R uainew Men
can u ot (o r w ill n ot) em p ty them .
Traitor« in th e cam p are g iv in g
i he pio«ecutor« ot Moyer, H ayw ood
J. A . S eu illo sa , o f B uenos A yres,
w ho a d v ertised in N . Y . C ity for so d P ettib o n e som e trouble. Oh.
120,000,000 to ed u ca te hi« p eop le the filthy lucre; what Is th ere that
on th e A m erican plan, «ay« it i« it w ill not d<4
d ifficu lt to in terest any one in the
It, is asserted that the Jam eatow o
U n ite d State« in
p h ila n th ro p ic
m ovem ent«, or m uch of a n y th in g fa»l ha* l»een prem aturely opened;
in fact, ou tsid e o f m oney m aking 11 month« l iter m ight find it« e x
hibit« in p resen tab le «l»»i»e. Bow
sch em es. H is plan is stron gly com
m ended by oollege men, and be lias I ever, it* manager* tak e all the
m uch moral su p p ort, but [ o k ,i, offered—ju s t th e sam e. D on't
received
alone is Insufficient.
harbor any regret« because o f your
gm t* th at If our m illionaire* w ould iailn re to be in th e o p eu ln g *wlm.
Be th an k fu l th^t y o u ’ve sa v ed that
■ome of them ta k e a trip to hi«
ex|>eu«e, and rem ain nway.
eou u try and see for th em selv es w hat
great good m ay be done over there
Snuff, gargle and «pray w ith salt
w ith ed u cation al institution«, they
water. U«e «alt freely, is the advice^
w ould loosen th eir purse string«.
of p h ysician s, p reven tivejof m en in
g itis. T h e d isease is sp read in g, but
it is u ot yet know n w hether it is in
ft-«-! i«iu< or »•«»ntagioos. }*hy«ielan»
know so little atiout it that it is
bm d to tell how to keep from eon
»rsc*l g ii th em selves. O ue th in g
we do all know ; it i« alm ost certa in |
d.'iith,
on .y sls'U t 5 perre»»t ol
those attack ed escape from death.
Tin- E k stttn Oregon Suprem e
Oourt has m ade a record for dlspo«
tug o f luidu«'^« in h I i «’I t order. A t
th e recent term 23 cases were d is
posed o f 1» Mur day*. O f th is A t
lo tn cy G -iw ia l Crawford « » « t h a t
utaity <»t th e ca*es w ere heard in
lead to th e fruition o f th e ho|»e ilm l S«lem , d esp ite th e fact th a t by law
th e d evelop m en t o f th e Inland f in tw o term s each year m ust l>e held
plre, *9 long u eg leeh sl through g In P en d leton . In fact n early every
norance o f the real allm tii ••», in n hup i»a• t case, w hich p roperly be-
n ow m ove more rapidly along • q«t »1 to j.* to Eastern O regon, was heard
lin es. Portland i« | mms » i «« w I <»l
io K .h o i, for th e reason that th e
m sgn an iin ou < sp irit, and < <
.tiU.- libtary is located in the capt-
visit o f h er m erchaut« t< » .( i« ,i v »ol, and I* hii alm ost in d isp en sa b le
oniAchierM« to law yers, sn d for th e
dbtrieta lik e Ihto serve* I. <
fo ith cr reason th a t th e sta te cannot
Mze this magnanimity *n»l ( ■< • »’I
the commercial advancement» all milord to m aintuin two such expens-
h r libraries.
unite our p eop le more e h **♦• >, and
Oregon.
1
can not be figured as additional
expense. It is simply increas
ing an Investment from which you are sure
to receive good returns.
Observer * Book Store,
Moro, Oregon.
F U R N IT U R E
...A N D ...
UNDERTAKING
My Motto Is
Quick Bales and
Small Pro 11 Is.
1,1 ve and Let Live.
L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
Call and Examine
My Htock of
F U R N ITU R E
and
BIDE L IN E S
before buying
lost Mare— Reward
A bay m are, w eight about 1050
pounds, roached m ane, branded on
th e righ t stifle w ith the Frank W at
k in s brand th u s, T and th e E n g lish
pound m ark
S he left m y farm
W ednesday n ig h t, A pril 10th. A ny
person retu rn in g her to m e a t the
farm form erly know n as th e Me
D on ald farm , 2 m iles south east of
M onkland, or addressing m e th ro’
the m ail g ivin g m e in form ation as
to where she m ay be found, w ill be
properly rewarded.
J. O. E llio t t ,
2 60]
„ M on k lan d , Or
MORO, OREGON.
O. W . AXTELL
Moro
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Oregon.
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
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OUR MOTTO “Pirate thr public.”
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
Wm. Rudolf
F irst Htreet
Subscribo for The Observer. Best Weekly published
in the Inland Em pire. Everyone reads it.
Use A
NEW PERFECTION
Wiek Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
Because it ’s clean.
Because it’s econom
ical.
Because it s a v e s
time.
Because it gives best
cooking results.
Because it s flam e
can be regulated
instantly.
Because it w ill not overheat your kitchen.
Because it is better than the coal or wood stove.
Because it is the perfected oil stove.
For other reasons see stove at your dealer’s,
or write our nearest agency.
Made in three sizes and fully warranted.
Horses
Cigars, Tobaccos,
Billiards^ Pool Tables
/ r
A S p e c ia lty of
Rupture*, Tumor*
Dentistry.
and Ab*ce**e*.
¥
P b .n . me If
Stock Oct S k k .
M ORO, OREGON-
; a c x a c x x s c x x
g. 0. giessinger
(N a m e, O dkon . N o . 43282.)
For S ale
B lack sta llio n , two
years old in M ay, weigh* 1500 lbs.
Sir* whs 2 200 lb*, w eigh t. Ju st
from K an sas city w ith a car load,
and in good con d ition , w as m y
choice of 40 head. W ill l»e s»)hl on
reasonable term s. Come an d bcc
for yourself.
O w en T hom pson ,
2 55]
M onkland, Or
Watches Repairing, etc.
M o ro , C re « o n .
C li t y
I D ity
E xp ress and
F r e ig h t
Delivere»! to any Part of ihe C ity
P ian o an d F u in i ure Moving.
Trunks and Grips Delivered
To and From all .Trains.
A ny person or persons havin g
horses, ca ttle, houses, lot« or hm ne-
hol«l goo«i» lot sale, exch an ge. «>r
parties d esirin g to buy such p rop
erty, w ill find T h e O bhkuvfr n
good m edium for ad vertisin g and
securing « custom er. T ry
T h e OnsF.nvF.R,
Or
Hoof No. 705
4 -0 ,0 7 8
Black, small stnr and atrip, foaled April .30th, 1902. Bred by M.
Ualllon, Thell, Orne, Fraitee. Hired t»y Hclplnn (43flO7J, dam Pastille,
[25678),*by Ixmls D’Or
2d dam Pelolte [25247), by Cbartrain
(1405) W ill make the preaeiit season nt
T h e F a rm of J. F. B elsh ee,
Wednesday Evening until Saturday Morning
Saturday until Monday Morning
Isi
99o r( I sa 5hcl
W right-D ickinson
To Buy, Sell or [icha^e
6 6 ,4 * 0 0
T h © Farm o f John C h r is tia n s o n ,
ST O P AT
Send you r w atches, jew elry, etc.,
needing repairs, to me, and 1 w 11
guarantee par ect satisfaction . W n C o rn er 7th and Stark Street»
R udolf is m y agent in Moro, at It 1» ne » a»id 11» room» «re provWad with
ruiin i'ig wHirr «nd l«»nu tiiwist'Ce tele
whose place of busine*« any article
phone*. European plan. Rate«
m ay l»o left to lie forwarded, and
$ | per da» end upward.
who w ill return the sam e to yoti in
Ili|(h e *t priced room
per da".
good shape
O. M. ITEAfjix k ,
241]
L h G ? m i m I» , Dr
academy
Colts, Stallions,
..d Ridglings,
Cattle
Im p o rted P e rc h e ro n Stallion
Registered Percheron
• HILL
Operating
on
,
a»
D isea se* of
Confectionery,
Are gu aran teed . Y ou can have
them by w ritin g, or ca llin g at m y
residence a t D em oss spring«, S her
m an co u n ty , Oregon.
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A kex . R u x ik h , Age n t
M M T Ä IT Y
J o s . S anders , V. S.
Mtrongs Brick
N ative bunch gra«s and lot* of
it
A bundance of w ater. Hors««
taken at $1.50 per head per m onth.
Ice Cold D rin k s and Ice Cream
A ll fenced. For an y further partic
in peason. Soda W ater, bottled
ulars, ap p ly to or address
j>and
fou n tain , alw ays on hand.
P. F. M aus ,
2 59]
M oro’ Or
Watkins’ Goods
xxxxa1
M ORO, ORE.
Summer Pasture.
•
Telephone from The Dalles or any Sherman oonnty points at our e t pense
Hervioe
fam ished to or from Moro to any points.
H otel O regon
He sug
T o remark th at th e P ortland ex
cu rsio n ists en joyed th em selv es in
M oro Saturday afternoon w ould be
d raw in g it a ltogeth er too m ild ly.
T h ey all «ay that th eir recep tion tn
thia c ity pleased tlielu beyond ex
p ectation . T hey realize now more
fu lly than before th is trip, th at a«
b osines« men o f th e c h ief co
d a l city In th e P acific N orthw est
th ey m o sth eco iu e le t te r acq u ain ted
and get in to Closer relation w ith
th o se upon w hom th ey dejicnd for
trade. A careful fto d y o f the ie v e
la tion s o f th e past w eek w ill ten d to
IN THE
S H E R H A N COUNTY O B S E R V E R
thing you are needing.
'W h i l e th ey last, we offer M 70
rolls of Crepe Papers, regular 16
cen ts, and 10 cents value* at 3 rolls
for 26 cent«. A n y shade, an y n u m
ber.
O bserver B ook Store,
261]
M o r o ,Or
this city forbid smoking there. Conductors will, in polite
tones, in tie- intereA of peace and harmony? ask smokers
to dosist, a n d th e n aw ait resu lts. It is in te re s tin g to Yecall
the universal cheerfulness with which Portland wom« n
obeyed tho ordinance requiring hats to be removed at the
aters. They instantly recognized tho ethical side of the
law, and gentlemen will as readily accept the new situation
respecting smoking on the street cars.
Your Advertising
Look here for the next
Ladies, Beautify Shelves.
Cut
P r o p r ie t o r .
INCREASING
and F ilin g C ases.
For w hich I w ill pay 9 cent«
per lb., live w eight. Leave word,
or phone to T he Observer office.
N . W . S il v e r ,
Moro, Or
4 t* ]
ixed B ritish basis.
1 v v " <‘
°
C auada now allow s B ritish im own safety.
p o rts« preferential reduotion o f one
th ird iu ta i iff rates. May 8th a
|M>stal arrangem ent w en t in to eflect
by w h ich B ritish p u b lica tio n s w ill
sonnd.
1 ms ad m itted at on e fourth th e rates
ch arged foreign countries.
W e d o feel sorry for our frig id »
Tacoma Dispatch.
T h e object Is q u ite clear.
w h o h a v e tak eu u p w ith A l b e i t a (
If C anadians read A m erican p e
The street railway company have gone one step farther
to the ex clu sio n o f O regon. It is rio d ica ls and n ew sp ap ers th eir a t
Every car that
still w in ter over th ere, and only ten tio n w ill l»e cen tered on A iu eri in the m atter of providing clean cars.
last M onday a W in n ip eg b an k tele can affairs aud o p p o rtu n ities
Y et I left the ham Monday m orning had displayed in a conspic-
graphed to C h icago: “ In som e p a its tfieir ow n new spaper«, to be accept- uotis place a card issued by the city health commissioner
o f the p ro v in ces la st n ig h t the
m lint deal e .......
x te n . siv e ly w ith ’ calling attention to the ordinance against expectorating on
able,
ground froze as hard as a board. A m erica n topi»’«. B ritish new«pa
the fioors of the street cars? If the h in t conveyed by the
T h e sun is sh in in g tod ay b u t th ere
pen» w ill l>e o ld b tfure th ey ca— |
.g
en0Ugh the attention of those who persist in
is a cold w in d b lo w in g . L ead in g
d eliv ered . T h e Canadian preferen
m en in th e trade cla im th at 25 per
for B ritish goods have I spitting on the floors will be called to the law by the co
‘ lcaseneil the
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V n r flf
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w
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• t . doesn’t
*1 ___I*. V havo
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iL
* xl desired
««zx/1 zxPFxmf
l i a OQbilfct
m ans.,»«*«
argin ivt
m fit
favor
ol I ductor.
cent nt
of thn
the gown grain w ill l>e | 1 Dot
If « th
the
effect i the
assist
plowed up
im portai ions fioui th e U n itcd S ta tes
ance of the police Will be called for, and arrests will b*‘
, r , l ’rict», sty le« and <|ui<k d elivery
mad«
All such prosecutions will he conducted by_tli£
In sp ite o f a ll deuial« ('bai l» « IL gpttlc th at. T h e «ontarcnce ot p ie
M oyer i* an ex co n v ict from J o liet,
bag lou gh pr»»ldein in hand board of health.
, e r , •‘t a i r . U . « M « - ” - l . h t b . |
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..i i and A u stra lia , to say n oth in g ol
m obs now d estro y in g property and
Im lia, E g y p t and the rest, A bar
BtttO&er«
liv e* in San F rancisco, aud 100 o th m oulooa im p erial and colon ial teil-
e r c itie s more or lesa today in these eralion strik es m any stu d en ts ol
Morning Oregonian.
U n ite d State«, w h ere su ch th in g s go v ern m en t a« beyond the rouge ol
Newly posted cards on rear platforms of street cars in
are t o le r a te d -f o r what purpose th e poeaible.
S u p p r e s s i n g P u b lic N u is a n c e s ,
T . N. C R O F T O N ,
Old Hens Wanted.
S u b m a r in e V o lc a n o a t W o rk
.- o r .« » « ! .
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
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however,
■ M i l 1 11-1-1 1 M 1 I'1 'I-H 1 1 1 1 1-11-11 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 1
.Electric Call Bella.
HOTEL RATES TO SUIT YOU«
A few days uh ®,
banished the
backaohe, aud regulated aud atreugth- We carry a surprisingly large
e stock of office
ed the action of the kid neys. I then and complete
started treatlug two of my children supplies.
who were afllicted with embarrassing
weakness of the kidneys. The noctur-
In k s for C opying,
ual sym ptom s promptly disappeared,
T y p e w ritin g , and
aud both children have heeu complete
ly cured.
B ook -k eep in g.
I look U|xm Doan's Kidney Pills as a
L etter and B ill F iles,
god-aend.”
.
The Observer can furnish first growth
fir on hoard cars for $4.50 per cord. Pine at
$4 75. Oak $0.00/ Willow wood $8.25..
O regon ,
Electric Light*
Bead It:
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Butlalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
KUtes.
Kememtier the name—Doans—aud
lake no other.
ai9P
T »e
Mru Mury Clark, of 218 West Becond
‘ itreet, Albany, Oregon, says: “ 1 have
suffered from kidney trouble and back
ache so badly aa to be entirely belnle**
at time«. Wheu I got Doan's Kidney
p,„B Q,e drug .tore, i had no idea
CH EAP W O O D FO R SA LE
ill not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify os of '
changes in their address. Nor will th«
notification V ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ e V b V b i ’n o f
•criber has
• delinquent.
is an im ineuse p roposition.
T here is an oth er b ig item th at
Did it ever occur to you tha t it 8UggeHt9 a d istin c t train o f thought.
T he boundary lin e betw een Canada
kind The Observer is equipped with rtlHj (j,e U n ited State« is 3000 mile«
long, and not a natural barrier In
us with an order sud if it to not execut- J tt p h ysical sen se it is n but a i mark
on
«n the
•d Vo your perfect satisfaction you need
i X i a a S o or s o Z . 0 0 0 poo.
not pay for it
200 g a llo n s per m inute.
u
Here is a ease.
P
The Umatilla House
, The dally evidence citizen* right her®
ut home supply 1» proof suflloleut to
hu i iufy the greatest skeptic. No better
proof cun be had.
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It is K in g A lfo n z o , XIV.
union. >.
Canada is "able at London to pro
sent a strong case on the map. It
sets forth th it it is larger thau th e
U n ited S tates by 250,000 square
m iles; con tain s a th ird o f the area
o f th e B ritish em p ire; ex ten d s over
a la titu d e equal to th at betw een
Itouie aud th e north pole; is as large
as 30 U n ited K in gd om s or 18 Ger
m anys; is larger than A u stra la sia
and tw ice th e size o f B ritish India,
and has a sea coast o f m any th ou s
| and iu ile«. It* p o in t of size Canada
T he O. R. & N . Go. have struck
artesian w ater at La G rande depot,
at a ?depth of 850 feet. T he flow is
S T O
I I , « h e K v ld e w e e • f ’M w rw F f o p ' «
-TV
D. CL I mblanu
Office Supplies.
Hotel Co
Chas. Wright, President.
M. C. llleklnwn, Manager
Esmond Hotel
T h e Farm o f F. A. Say. es,
Monday until Wednesday Morning
M O rO at Noontide Mondays and Wednesdays
Pasteur Is one of the very best draft horses that sv«r left France-
His nhvstoal proportions sre perfect, and ho posM-sses In an exlraordl
narv decree the high finish anifgreat activity which has mad® tb® breed
of Percheron horses so famous. H is pedigree, like his individual merit,
Is the t»est that can I* found In France, his ancestors on lmlh sides being
th e most noted prize winners and breeders In that e >nntry. Hlastr®
H clp lou , was a prize winner at Hi® Universal Expoalllon at Parto In 1900.
He also won 1st prize at the two greatest shows In France 111 1901.
Pasteur, on accouut of hi* great Individual merit won 1st prize in
Collection, at the greatest Horse Hhow In the history of tha world, at
the Worlds’ Fair at 8t. Louis, in 1901.
TERMS—»U> »Ingle leap, payable st the time of service. $20 the
season payable at th® end “ of the
lh< season. $25 to Rsur®, payable ’vh®n
H.Tnmw to known to b® with foal. Mar® snd c»»l. will stand good for
lervlce*. Cat® w ill he taken to prevent accidents but will be rssponsi
hie for none. Trading, selling, or removing the mare from the neigh
borhood, forfeits the Insurance, and the money l»eoomes due.
Percheron Horse Breeders Association
P ro tlan d , O reg o n .
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