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A su d d e n h a lt h as been c a lled in th e re c la m a tio n s e r
vice on a c c o u n t of fear t h a t th e U .S .S uprem e o o u rt m ay r e
D. C. I rbland a S on .......... E ditors gard th e law of J u n o 17, 1902 u n c o n s tiu tio n a l. If J u s tic e
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Send for advertising rates
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Tt*o Dulle»i
Htssiu H eat.
1001
acres fo r sale or exchange
Electric L ig ht«
Electric C a ll Delia.
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All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby,
FRIDAY
Is “ S o rry ” he M a rrie d T h e m
wAara Ms ptopl»
The Umatilla House
KOKO, ORBGON.
D on’t «end u* for free publication any
th ing o f an advertising character.
p?
350 acres of bottom land on Pass creek
8 million feet good saw timber on the place
T. N. C R O FTO N ,
P r o p r ie t o r .
Plenty of water for irrigation purposes «
Fine Fruit and Dairy Country, Grows any kind of
D o n ’t «end u t article* on politic*, tem
perance or religion. Dl»cu*»ion o f *ucl
topic* only lead* to violent and abu*iv<
language In the end.
Cream Company operates a Cream Gathering Rout
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th ink we are not extensive enough for
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neglect of subscribers to notify us of
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notification of a Pdetmaster that the sub
scriber has “ Removed" settle the bill ol
a delinquent.
Progressive State Normal School within four m iles
a m o u n ts to m u ch th e sam e th in g , in h ig h social circles;
a n d th e p ic tu re is now w o rth as m u ch as it ever w ill be.
T h e c o n tra c t of sale w hich conveyed M iss G ilm a n to th e
ch ief of th e steel tr u s t was e x e cu te d w ith becom ing pom p,
a n d t h a t m ockery of re lig io u s so le m n ity w hich is c h a ra c
te ristic of th e m ale fic en t p e rfo rm a n c es of A m e ric an q u a c k
a risto c rac y , lte v . G lark , of llu sh w ic k A v e n u e G ongrega
tio n a l c h u rc h , B ro o k ly n , w ho officiated a t th e m a rria g e ,h a s
s u b m itte d to th e c re d e n tia ls c o m m itte e of th e c h u rc h a le t
te r in w hich he begs fo rg iv en ess for h a v in g p e rfo rm e d th e
ce re m o n y . H e says he w ill h u m b ly receiv e w h a te v e r c o n
d e m n a tio n th e c o m m itte e w ishes to in flic t a n d co n c lu d e d
by s ta tin g th a t “‘in fu tu r e ,” jq s t as A be R e u f h a s p ro m ised ,
he w ill c o n d u c t h is m in is te ria l office “ in s tric t accordance
w ith th e re g u la tio n s of th e c h u rc h .”
P e o p le are disposed
to le t h im dow n easy, a n d leave it to B ro. S h e ld o n to say
w h a t w ould C h ris t do \vfah th e $5,000.00 fee, w ere H e on
th e e a rth . R ev C la rk is p re su m e d to h a v e th e m oney.
On the main line of Southern Pacific, has two stai
THIS WILL GO QUICK!
Would
c o n s id e r a
good
S h e rm a n
Among the«« are: lion. W. H. Moore, President of the Oregon Truat and
Having« CoM Portland; Bradatreeta’ and D u n > Commercial Agencies.
C o u n ty
fW For particular« apply to or address,
wheat farm as part payment
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MORO, OREGON .
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
O regon D e v e lo p m e n t League
J. M. DUN AHOO, Proprietor and Manager
Ta Patran» and Carraapandanta.
ORBGON SCHOOL BOOKS.
on«ts no more to produce p rin tin g that
1« pleasing to the eye than the other
k in d . T he Observer 1« equipped w ith
a ll modern facilities for doing good
work at the very m in im u m of onat. T ry
ua w ith au order and if it Is not execut
ed to your perfect satisfaction you nesd
not pay for It.
T he B ig M eeting fo r J u n e 21, 22, ’07.
A ll locals w ill be run till ordered out,
unless otherwise specified.
Dealers in public school text
books have planned to meet at the
Don’t ask us to send you names and ad.
same time and place as the State 1res* o f correspondents. T h at Is a private
Text-book Commission. A t that ■natter between them and us.
Copy for ads, changes, etc., m ust be In
time, June
all the leading text the office before 2 oTclock p. m. Wednes-
book publishers in the United States , lay to Insure proper care and attention.
A void personalities. Com plim ents deli
will have their representatives in cately
given are always acceptable, but
Oregon, seeking to have their books even they m ust not be overdone, as the
charge
Incfncerlty Is apt to follow a
adopted by the commission, and shower o o f f pretty
nothings spread broad
they will be submitting bids which cast
Before com ing to the city to trade read
will contain their prices. And thi«
are requested to exam ine T h e Obsei ver
tio n a n d h o r tic u ltu ra l o rg a n iz a tio n in O regon is a d e le g a te is where the dealer is interested. ers
advertising columns. Its the active, wide
a n d th e p re s id e n t h a s a r ig h t to n a m e su c h d e le g a tio n as he They assert that the publishers do awake business m an who advertises, con-
«equently ha ts the most accom modating,
desires. E v e ry c o u n ty ju d g e is a d e le g a te a n d h a s a u th o rity not allow them a sufficient margin sell* the cheapest, and deals the most lib
of profit, and if the matter of prices erally In every wav
to n a m e tw o o th e rs, a n d th e sam e is tru e w ith re g a rd to
has anything to do with i t they
If you want to keep posted oh all
that ta dota« ta Bkdktaan oounty, yon want
m ay o rs of c itie s a n d to w n s in th e sta te . '
want the publishers to take that TbaOtoaarvar.
T a n a s «f-fiO par year
O regon m u st g et fu ll b en efit of th e c o lo n ist ra te s d u r into consideration. A t any rate
I the dealers will get together at the
in g S e p tem b e r a n d O ctober, a n d one of th e ch ief fe a tu re s of
Bame time that they have the rep*
th e c o n v e n tio n w ill he a d isc u ssio n u p o n th e lin e s of how resentatives of the publishers to
we a re g o in g to g e t th e b est o u t of th is g rea t n o rth w e s t | get her, and see if they cannot, Sr
For whioh I will pay 9 cents
tra v e l. T h e re w ill be a n u m b e r of good sp e ak e rs p re se n t, rive at some agreement that w ill per lb., live weight. Leave word,
or phone to The Observer office.
a n d q u e s tio n s v ita l to th e d e v e lo p m e n t of O regon w ill be give them a larger share of the
N. W .S ilvbr .
profits. They are now getting 8 per 4te ]
»Moro, Or
discussed, b u t th e c e n tra l id ea of th e g a th e rin g w ill be how
I oent only, which would not be so
to m ak e p ra c tic a l a n d effective th e w ork of m o d ern a d v e r I bad were it not for the fact that.
tisin g . I n o th e r w ords, th e b est p ossible p la n u p o n w hich Dublishers quote a book at 6 cents
FURNITURE
T h e O regon D e v e lo p m e n t L eague w ill h o ld its n e x t
c o n v e n tio n F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y , J u n e 21, 22 in th e room s
of th e P o rtla n d C o m m erc ia l C lu b , 6 th a n d A ld e r stre e ts.
'? h is d a te m eets th e a p p ro v a l of a larg e n u m b e r of p erso n s
The Ashland Tidings called Peary
who w a n t l o be p re se n t, a n d is m ad e for th e special co n v e
Day, in Oregon thisweek; “another
n ien ce of n e w sp a p e r m en w ho are a n x io u s to a tte n d . E v e ry
graft.” Ashland has a State Norm-
n ew sp ap er m an in O regon is a d e le g a te a t larg e; th e p resi-
ai School.
The balloon line between St Louis
and Washington city would have
been all right but for the curves iD
the route.
No more hurry up stamps for a
special delivery after June 30. So
much less lickin’ where the P.O.D.
fails to furnish the spit. Verily,
progression is on the wing.
Russia proposes to double-track
the Siberian railway. The bear that
walks like a man has a powerful
constitution and plenty of perseve
rance. The all-rail-route to Europe
is one of the conceptions that will
not down. !
we can w ork in h a rm o n y to add to th e p o p u la tio n a n d the
w ealth of th is sta te .. A s soon a s^ ie le g a te s are a p p o in te d , a
England has vent home a loboi
dissatisfied colonial premiers from lis t sh o u ld be s e n t to th e local p a p e rs a n d forw arded to
the imperial conference. Changing S e c re tary T om R ic h a rd so n , P o rtla n d .
money on some goods or be set down
the name from ‘Colonial conference’
doesn’t seem to have done much
good, except to let the colonies
know that the mother country
insists on submission to her distinct
While they last, we offer 170
rolls of Crepe Papers, regular 15
cents, and 10 cents values at 8 rolls
for 26 cents. Any shade, any num
ber.
Observer Book Store,
Moro, Or
by his customer as “stingy?* The 261]
dealer is cinched for all bad credits
pays the freight, taxes, insurance,
rent, eto., and shoulders the blame
for the oost and quality of the
A bay mare, weight about 1060
A London “ Punch
books, and when the end comes, at pounds^roached mane, branded on
father*
another change of books, gets no the right stifle with the Frank Wat
A «kunk—pardon th * torn»—
Ilaro tw ill «hot down by Eagliahmanf
I do not wlah to »peak off*n«Iv*ly—
rebate fioin the publishers on ac- kins brand thus, T and the English
In feet, I do not chooa* t h . term m »*ell,
Ua turning to the ik u n k :
1 borrow t h . whole flgur* from a book 1 read On* <lay more * v ll hippauad to the partridge
She left my farm
count of f be stock left on his sh elve pound mark
last weak.
brood:
A book by «.ton-Thompeon, an Kngllahman—
They all fall 111—and dooUrlng w ith potion su at the “clearance. ** It is t<f the Wednesday night, April 10th. Any
A* good a w riter a* they make—
mach
persop returning her to me at the
And Seton-Thompson *«y* th * t a i. 1* true—
Two of ih .M n a lle a l died.
dealer that the irate parent voices farm formerly known as the Me
And a« ao few thing* now-*-day* are true,
The mother took th *lr little bo 11**
I did not feel ■■ I ho' 'tw ould do to change a *lo
And laid th .m In t h . pathway of th * akunk.
bifi oomplajuts of graft, to which Donald farm, 2 miles south -east of
And ho. w ithout so wt rong ■ BOSBt fo rttH S M b j
Ana *O 1 MT, A .»UHA —
A* lor nartrtdga—perhap* ateorbad lu hl* owa
the dealer may listen or not. The Monkland, or addressing me thro’
1 do not n»adanllgblanmant—
©dor—
I know fu ll wall Oraat B ritain la • lion and ha* .-n**keJ up and gobbled them.
oommission and the publishers are the mail giving me information as
no *m * ll—
Than what a row I
Mow for th * ik u u k l
How he did kick! and ro ll’ and aquaall
not within hearing, and the latter to whsre she may be found, will be
»erMua for help!
properly rewarded.
A *kunk oo* morning, w*nd*r<ng la the wood, And
But not a b « u t, bird, *uak* or inaoot In th * pocketf* all the proceeds and per
Wa* bother* 1 by a brood ol llttla partridge*—
J. O. E lliott ,
H * bad no appetite lor partridge, hlmaall, ha Would wood
Whether 260]
help. Bran hl* own *k u n k l*l* ran away I quisites, lees 12 percent.
Monkland, Or
.
nav.-r had,
And
altar
a
few
convulilona
more,
But ha wa* Guardian of tb * Wood, (or thought T h . eel ( appointed Guardian of t h . Wood;
the dealers will try coercive meth
ba « . * ) -
T
h
.
Steward
of
t
h
.
Judgment—ao
to
«teak.
A moat oouwutent thought—ha toon bacaaaa Lay quiet on hl* back, wltb k l* stiff l*g* «Mak ods is not known, but they will he
aoDVineed,
in t h . air.
That paaplng of the partridge* disturbed the T n .n ing
alT the fora*» audl.noa, who, hushed and present (in a numerous body),
other dcnl**na—
braathla**
(E*p*«lally hl* *ku nklet* stealing *gg«).
when the Text Book Commission
with intara*t lll-aaasaslad;
Native bunch grass and lots of
But thamsalraa aaf.ly screened at prudent dle- meets on Monday June 3d.
Bo, c r**p lu f valvat-rootad through th * l*av*a,
tanoe*
H * **w th* l* * t poor tiny partrl ig *. th* runt,
it.
Abundanos
of water. Horses
Had
watched
th
*
final
*oana—
atr.ggllng alon* b*y»nd to * mother'* aid;
H*UI*d back w ith rustle ol *aren*«l «atlafaction.
taken at 81.60 per head per month.
Snap, orunch, tb* runt wa* gou*.
And M l** Owl, sitting with Mr. Hawk:
Tbe best thing that could happen All fenced. For any further partic
Than w ith a «call* mephltle, and paaauaalva aa Both of th .m food of partrldgw—fond ol *M h
hl* small—
othw (on t h . .ly ) —
to a polar balloon would be to me ulars, apply to or address
M aking hi* chor* 'ha while,
Iz,w *r*il h .r o p .ra -g la **..—w lp * l bar *T **j—
Ha baaina 1 on «1. Ill* woo I—
And sighed to him : "W a .n ’t that grand T’
P. F. M avs ,
ander in a circle and settle down
"I'aaoa and l*r ( parity,*' he a « 'd ,
A id «-vita of t h . younger mambar*,
Moto, Or
'•Peaoe" for t h e /u u t —"Pea«, and i ’ro.pcr.ty'
Durihrf th* tutarm lM lon, adjourning to tha 1*» near home again.
Andre star'ed 2691
D is s a tis fie d C o lo n ia l P re m ie r
clique, aud insists upon being g«»v
ernor for all of the people of the
Empire state throughout the term
to which he was elected. If he shall
continue to ssw wood in this way
the timber inspectors may have
something to ray to him in 1908.
A Portland correspondent of tbc
Morning Oregonian recommends
destruction of the blowfly as a pre
ventive of meningitis. Tbe Oregon
ian advises: Io the first place, ow
log to the subtle nature and erratic
movements of this malady, it is im
possible to guard against it in any
way except that prescribed by the
simple rules of safiitSry living, and
that will as effectually subdue the
blow flies as to keep dread diseases
for m a
Runt* have no rtghta. Partridge* have ao righto
K unlt, righto and Partrldgaa are a ll for akunfcal
The mother-partridge dropped a hasty tear.
And hurrying to aava the ot ar* of her brood,
Remarked 10 Brother Rabbit, a* *ba pasaad
"Someday that «mailer *11 gat too big a doM.
Vou »a» th .ra w ill ba n a a c In Africa—
Yea. y«a: no doubt. T h * grave la vary o a lm -
by —
So far forgot thalr naaaaar* a* to jo n "band.
round”
And danoe a Jnbllaa jig and alng:
“ At last Hroaparity and I'aaoa for all.
Wltbont in vldlo a* comparison, and «peaking a*
dallcataly a* I oan,
1 aak you, now:
Had that aknnk boon a Hon. and aotod aa ha
Would »hay have loved him m erer
Aa4 It not, need the lion, on r*n»otion
booh (*r »o find au .newer to hl* question;
at Bay.
..awae.^A
The movement commenced in
Oieehsm looking to the establish
ment of a Union Highschool is one
of far reaching importance to every
district in Oregon, says fherHerald.
State Superintendent Ackerman nnd
County Hupei intendeut Ilobinson,
were preecnl, to read and explain
the proviitiouH of the new law, and
answer queationa. A good number
of citizens from Gresham and vicin
ity were preeent aud one or more
f preaent»fives from each of tbe
ooiTGunding district». All showed
an interest in the proposition. The
low providing for this waa paxeed
by tbe last legislature anti goes into
tomorrow. It provides tiiat
two or more contiguous di si riels
pawy unite for the pur ¡ mm ** of nmin
Seining a high school a tareid ral
l o r o * to be selected 1») di.-diids
• 0 oniung.
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1« prepared to laaue policies on the moat liberal terma, and payments are
prompt In »11 ea*ee of death.
Tbla Aaaqalatlon 1« Incorporated under the law« of the State of Oregon,
and baa the very beet clasa of refereuoee of »or Corporation In the Htato.
Phone!!
Come! !
Did it ever occur to you that it
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The National Live Stock Assn
Portland, Oregon,
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S U a w m il h m t m m m B /V T "
S u b sc rib e for T b e O b serv er
in th e I n la n d E m p ire . E
T h e O b se rv e r c a n fu rn is h first gro w th
fir on b o ard c a rs for $4.60 p e r co rd . P in e a t
$4 75. O ak $<>.00. • W illow wood $3.25.
W illow W ood is b e tte r th a n sla b s a n y
d a y , for h e a tin g o r c o o k in g , e sp ec ially w et
slab.
F re ig h t on a n y of th is wood to M oro, is
o n ly $2.25 p e r cord. F o r p a rtic u la rs , *
A ddress,
T hk O bserver , M oro, O re
There ia probably no medicine rriM a
Are guaranteed. You oan have
that is relied upon w ith mors oonfldenoe them by writing, or calling at ray
than Chamberlains Colie, Cholera and residenoe at Demoss springs, Sher
Diarrhoea Remedy. During the third of m a n county, Oregon.
a century in which It baa been in use, 246]
A l ix . H unter , Agent
people have learned that it is the one
remedy that never fails. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is pleasant
to take. For sale by Moro Pharmacy.
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S P E C IA L R A T E S T O C O M M E R C IA L T R A V E L E R S
My Motto I»
Q uick Hales and
Hm all Profits.
L iv e and L e t L iv e .
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Call and Examino
My Htock of
FURNITURE
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Moro
Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
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end Abscesses.
M ORO, OREGON
First Street
Strongs Brlek
Imported Percheron Stallion !;
M ORO, ORE.
Confectionery,
Cigars, Tobaccos,
«
Billiards Pool Tables
j,Ice CoTd Drinks and lee Creamy
Black, «mall star and «nip, foaled A p ril 30th, 1902. Bred by M.
C’aillon, T h e ll, Onto, France. Hired by Hclplo» [49067], dam Pastille,
[25673], by Louis D ’O r [5891 ]. 2d dam Pelotts (26247], by C bartraln
[1406] W ill m ake the present season at
j, in season. Soda Water, bottled <
^>and fountain, always on hand.<
T h e F a rm o f J. F* B elshoe,
W ednesday E v e n in g u n til S a tu rd a y M orning
T h e Farm o f John C h ris tia n so n ,
S a tu rd a y u n til M onday M o rn in g
P o r t la n d
•T O P
Jqi
T h e Farm o f F. A. S ayres,
AT
M onday u n til W ednesday M o rn in g ----------
H o te l O re g o n
M O rO
C o rn er 7th and Stark Streets.
I t la new and It* room * «re provided with
running water and long (balance tele
phone*. Europe“ ” pi«” - Rate*
91 per day and upward.
< il(fh e *t priced room $3
per day.
W right-D ickinson
at
N o o n tid e M ondays an d W ednesdays
Pavteur ia one of (be very beat d raft horse« th a t ever left Fntnoe*
Ills physical proportions are perfect, and he pnarieaeee In an extraordi*
n arv degree the high finish ana great ac tiv ity w hich has made the breed
o f rereneron horse« ao famous. H is pedigree lik e his ind ividu al m erit,
Is the hest th a t can lie found in France, his ancestors on both aides being
the most noted prize w inners and breeders In th a t country. His sire
H dplou, wae a prize w iun er at the U niversal Exposition at Paris in 1900.
H e also won 1st prize at the tw o greatest shows in France In 1901.
Pasteur, on acoount of bis great Ind ividu al m e rit won 1st prize In
Collection, at the greatest Horse Hhow in the history of the world, at
th e Worlds' F a ir at St. Louis, in 1004.
Hotel Co.
Chas. Wright, President.
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
T E R M S — 915 single leap, payable at the tim e o f servloa. $20 the
season, payable at the end of the aeason. 926 to Insure, payable when
th e mare Is know n to be w ith foal. M are and coll w ill stand good for
services. Care w ill be taken to prevent accidents b at w ill be responsi
ble for none. T radin g, selling, or rem oving the m are from tbs neigh
borhood, forfeits the insurance, and the money becomes due.
J Percheron
P r o tla n d , O re g o n .
OSCAR
ANDRRSON
MANAGER
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Free bus to and from train«
Rate« by the day
Horse Breeders Association
N ick Goetjcn, Keeper.
AD THE OBSERVER
O A L IT T L E M ISSIONARY W O R K IN YOUR
id le d ay s by te llin g y o u r n e ig h b o rs of th e good
q u a litie s of T h e O bserver.
If you c a n ’t g et th e ir su b
sc rip tio n s, send us th e ir addresses a n d we w ill send
th e m sam p le copies. W e p ay for a ll so lic itin g y o u do
Hotel
New Entirely
Always Remember the Full Name
Convient to Business
| ^axative R romo Quinine
FR IC K * RkACONABLK
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Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Tw o.
Conducted on Boot Principles
cat Boa.
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Colts, Stallions,
I ««<i Ridglings,
A Specialty of
D entistry.
- .O r e g o n .
Vinton Hotel
Jam es S te w a rt
Operating on
Diseases of
H ID E L I N E H
Itefnre buying
European Plan
guarantee perfect sausiacuon. w m
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at A Good Clean Family
whose place of business any article
N otary Public.
may be left to be forwarded, and
who will return the same to you ia
Attorney for tbs State School Pwed good shape.
0 . M. H kacocx ,
2411
LaGrande, Or
fo> Shrroi sn County.
Any person or persona having
horsee, oattle, bouses, lots or house
hold goods for «ale, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
erty, will find Tn« OnskhvtR a
good medium for advertising and
securing a ouotomer. Try
T hk O issR vn,
Moro, Or
“ Please the public.”
E V E R Y T H IN G N E W A N D U P -T O -D A T E ,
UNDERTAKING
straight and was never beard of af
terwards.
A M r a u ; M ORO. O R BO O N .
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OUR M O T T O
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C H E A P W O O D FO R SA L E
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Telephone from The Dalles or any Hberman oounty pointe at onr axpenee
Hervioe
furnished to or from Moro to any pointe.
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