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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1907)
Or.Hiat.Soc., Oft Hall. £» ~ OBSERVER, •K SHERMAN IM r / e t r o i i, I. O. O. r. Moro, urceoB. Meets every Haturday evening at 7:80 o’clook. V lulling member« are cordially Invited. Mem ber« are expected to be present. W m Rudolf, N . O . R. M. Braab. Kecretary. Bankers, Mo. ns, I. © <1 A a - - - I $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 _ Transacts a fieneral Banking Business. B s ix x ls :© s it Z b v C o io s iix d . 5^7" a , Meet regularly every LFriday evening. Visiting ¡members are cordially [invited to meet w ith ns. 'H om e member» are e l- ’ be preeent. By order o f the „ Jge. Mrs. Neva Johnson, N. O. Mm. Jessie Henrietta, Secretary. ,s c © Eureka Lodge N o. 131 A. V A X . M., Moro, Or. ' R e p re se n ta tiv e s a t K e n t, G rass V alley, M oro, W asco, R u fu s, B iggs, U e sC b u u te s, C o llectio n s 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 u ro p e . Meets the first and third Thursday evenings of each month Visiting member* cordially invited to meet By order of the W . M. J. M. Parry, Heoretary. B e th le h e m All kinds of Reservoir and Cistern work in con nection with water «yatem« installed in first class style and all work done guaranteed. Dynamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavations Dr. C. H . A. S tu a r t, M oro, O regon. P lastering , R wck mo C oncrete W ork H otel M oro Nearest Hotel to Business Center, Banks and Depot. Opposite Post Office M oro, O reg o n . j . . . ■ ■ ■ ‘ - H > B y CUM U * 4 ^ T , S ecretary o f State IN C E the first election of President Mc Kinley the people of the United State« havefor the first time accumulated a surplus * of capital capital tx»*>n requirements of IN TERN A L DE- J V o E r L m O A i L E ’i N l T surplus is increasing with extraordi- PM T. «ary rap id ity. W e have p a id ! r debts to Eufope and have become A DEBTOR NATION. Wo have A C R E D IT O R IN S T E A D ranks of tho borrowing nations and faced ab ou t W o Have le f t >w____ ______________ ng nations. Our surplus enurtry is h ave en tered th e ranks o f th _ e L , . beginning to look beyond our own borders, throughout tho world, to find opportunity fo r tho profitable use of our SURIT.l S CAPITAL, foreign markets for our manufacturé, foreign mines to bo developed, foreign bridges and railroads and pubV works to be built, foreign riv ers to be turned into electrio powêr ani light. K iv e X I. AB IN T H E IR SEVERAL WAYS «NOLAND AND FRANCE AND GERMANY HAVE STOOD, SO WE IhAOUR OWN WAY ARE BE GINNING TO «TARD AND MUET COIWINUE TO STAND TOWARD T H t INDU STR IA L ENTERPRISE OP T i t WORLD. C h a p te r. OREGON Opposite the 0. T. Co. store. » a . Needs a B ism arck . ■ PROVE IT -■■—~----* ANY "—- TIME -rH V --- C— MATTER OF FACT, I 8EE NO WAY 0Fr PREVENTING T H E BRITI8H EMPIRE FROM GOING ASUNDER. W h e re O u r Y o u n g People A r e B e h in d “O ld T im ers. B y Dr. W . R . P. PAUNCE. Pr«»ld«nt o f B ro w n U n iv e r sity . i j^ a in iin g , C Diseases of Women J Children a Specialty Office In The Goffin Building, l»t St Muro, Oregon. flNE Drs. Beers and Morse P h y s ic ia n s a n d S u rg e o n s Satisfaction Guaranteed Both in Workmanship and Price WASCO Office at Furniture Store. } F. R. A X TELL, MORO, OR 1 - - OREGON Calls Promptly Attended —Day 9t Might.----— I -M I W. H. Ragsdale A tto rn e y a t L a w . G ra s s naauranurr 1. • Office Ground Floor Ginn Buck Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank V a llo v, O re g o n - - «■«! K e e p H arness S addles H alters RepairinK Solicited. OREGON MORO ■ « so li A ll Work Guaranteed. oros B ar ber P o r c e la in B a th S hop T u b s. About 4 0 head broke and unbroke, mostly all broke weight 9 5 0 to 1 4 7 5 lbs Meindl & Bryant . M W . Ü. Bryant F. J. Melndl L a w y e rs Rooms 1 and % The Ginn Brick Over W.W.M.Co. Bank OREGON MORO Everything first Class* and Up to date. ¡8 A g en t for th e B est S team L a u n d ry S hop in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b se rv er Office - - OREGON. Office Upstairs Rooms 5 and 6 Opera House Building g> y y «r«r e v v « « « vw1 Talking to Himself E. B. Dufur O b s e rv e r P r in tin g Office « flD oro, *» •» •» O re g o n . OREGON rBABK MCBSTSB yBNKTn A WIWOÏ Terms of Sale- Bankable note, 8 per cent interest, due 90 days from date. Sale commences at 9 o’clock VBBD «UAM A ttorneys-Ab Law. C. G. $ ,c Ç, .. b je e J 4. Office 737 Chamber of Commerce Corner Third and Stark PORTLAND 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-fedhair will bestrong,and will remain where it belongs— on the head, not on the combi AT THE MORO BLUE BARN A tto rn e y - a t - L a w A Scotchm an, w hen asked w hy he alw ays ta lk e d to him self, re p lie d : “ I n th e first place, because I lik e to ta lk to a n in te llig e n t m an . “ I n th e second place, because I alw ays lik e to h e a r a n in te llig e n t m an ta lk .” W e ta lk o u t lo u d for th e S c o tc h m a n ’s reasons. W o u ld r a th e r ta lk o n P -r-i-n -t-i-n -g th a n o n a n y o th e r subject. W e d o n ’t say a w ord a b o u t price«— i t goes w ith o u t say in g t h a t p rices are r i g h t A n d o u r w ork— if i t ’s n o t rig h t, send it back. T ry us. We P r in t a n y th in g . , Hals, Auctioneer? Wilson £ Metteer Bros. Owners " L ~T~ ' 8?SS8S8SS'x Rales from Chicago, via. direct lines to North Pacific coast -points wili he $75, and from Missouri riv er Common points, Council bluffs to Kan a-» ciiy inclusive, and St. Paul and Minnca^tolis, rates will lie $60. St. T.iji is, Denver,Colorado springs and Pueblo $50. .Rates to Spokane and points effected, will bo $5 loss Ilian to tho coast. Rates one way, via. California, will be $13.50 high er than those above mentioned. Tickets will be on sale daily, June 1st to Sept. 15th, with final return limit of October 31st. r_ , jes June 32 1907 OREGON MORO B Saturday A tto rn e y - a t - L a w E D G H R L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r . - MORO M. E. M iller cents. Foster-Ml)burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United State«. Uemember the uame—Doaus—and take no other. Arc,mnt of '2.3(1 Intcenational Ch Kndeayor convention Seattle, July 10-L5; Convention o f Baptist YPU • Spokane, July 4-7j Grand lodge of July 16 22; rate.of one lowest normal 1st class limited fam 4nt- no!t:,l tripTt»r direct r outi n g with $12.50 additional one way through California, has been named TirNo'.lh l'acific~ooast points and Spokang from Chicago, St. Louis, ,Missouri river and Colorado points. Sale dates east cf Colorado points, June 2t»th to July 12th, west, June 21st to July 13th, final return limit Sept. loth. Account National Eclectic Med. Association, Long Beach, June 18- 2oJ one lowest 1st class fare for the round trip has been authorized to LosAngeles and'San Francisco with $12.50 additional for tickets routed one wa,y, via. Portland. Sale dates, Tube sth To 15, with fihftt return limit August 21 it. I W m . M c M urray , G. P. A., wRANCoand SPEy, Portland, Or g i lin n _The daily evidence citixana right here at home supply in pr«x)f »ufficieut to aatUfj the greatest akeptio. No better proof cun he had. Here in aca.te. Read it: Mm Mary Clark, or 218 Weet Second street, All,any, Oregon, says: V I have MiillVrcd from kidney trouble and back ache h o tnidly aa to be entirely belpleafc At time«. When J got Doan's Kidney Pill«, at»the drug «tore, I had no idea IIE young people of today, as compared with those of fifty years ago, are chiefly deficient in power of sustained attention and OIUGINAL TH IN K IN G . They owaot, or, at least, JDH’tH iTA XT TO TKAVKfiERS. they usually do not, think as clearly, as pnthntlv an<Fas cogently as did their fathers. They do not as quickly distinguish tho irrelevant Reduced Kouml Trip Excursion Rates from tho pertinent, TH E KERNEL FROM THE HUSK, as the To Pacific Coast lu 1907. men of tho last generation. . ‘ During the summer season of 1907 rtxJucefi rountl trip excursion rates will he .in effect from The East to 0 the Pacific coast, Montana, British Columbia and Arizona points. D r . marie m . coffin . Dr. W . N . M o m If y'i lie ( a I < l e n c e o f M o r o l*«*ople weakness of tho kidneys. The noctur- * WE NEED A BI8MARCK AS BADLY AU EVER GERMANY NEED ual symptoms promptly disappeared, ED ONE. BUT OUR BI8MARCK WOULD NOT BE PERM ITTED TO aud both children have been complete FORGE A SOLID EMPIRE ON THE A N V IL OF WAR. HE WOULD ly cured. HAVE TO EFFF.CT SUCH A RESULT BY STATESMANSHIP ALONE. J look upon Doan’s Kidney Pill« wap god-seud.” V» For sale by all dealers. Price 50 D r . o j . coffin , Dr. H . E. Beerà. C e n ts From tho beginning wo have taught tho colonies under all circumstances to foster the spirit of independence. Now wo find them actuated not only by a powerful tradition of loyal subor dination to tho mother country, but by a long record of ideas and acts U N FETTERED BY NATIONALITY. It seems to mo to bo too late to repair the consequences of our error. Moro independence, t. » «»v j . NOT LESS, is what the colonies will demand. Canada is entirely vim A few days iwe, however, baniahed the without need of our support. South Africa is abundantly ahln u *»u backache, and regulated and strength- caro of itself. Australia and New Zealand, being moro exposed than ed the action of the kidneys. I then tho other self governing colonies, will be last to break away, bnt darted treating two of n»y children who were a filleted with embarrassing EVEN' TH EY W ILL GO when they can do so with impunity. - tb« 7» O.B.H. - 1907 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. S u n d a y D in n e r 35 c e n ts. . q WASCO 7, B y ALFRED STBA D o f England* A u th o r o f Books on W orld F o lltlts . , That wo are not beginning ©ur new rolo feebly is indicated by Regular communication $1,518,561,666 of exports in th e y e a r 1 9 « as against $1,117,513,071 each 2d and 4th 1 hum- day evenings monthly. of imports and by $1,743,864,500 export B n tho year 1900 as against By order W .M . $1,226,563,843 of imports. Our first sU jd in tho new field indeed arc Mm F.J.Mendl.Beoy. somewhat clumsy and unskilled. In our o A vast country, with oceans on either side, wo have had TOO LI I «1.1. < ONTACT W ITH Hartley TO R R ifTH PEO PLES readily to understnbd their customs or learn tkcUr lang uage« Yet no one can doubt thar wo shall learn and shall D e n tis t understand and shall do our business abroad as we havo done it at Charges reason home, W IT H FORCE AND EFFICIENCY. able, all work guaranteed. No PLUMBING ■ STEAM FITTING June E n g la n d U n ited States a t Last Is a »Creditor N atio n 8 A Lupine R efceeoa L edge CAPITAL, K r id a y , Quick and Cheapl »fiber Stampa Furnished. — J fur Typewriter«, Typewriter Supplice, Kibbene, ¿to. T h - b«»t k in d o f a t e s t im o n ia l— “ B o ld lo r o v a r » i» ty y a r a . $ I £ A ■•»»««»»•»»• »r $ SAR-WACUXA. ers pn.i.1 ¿«U«V PECTORAL. h ’llltifli! w -h lb OF IVtRi » u n n VB OND1R Nm-Q™«» ¿g. C hm .' A t T he O bserver O ffice D on’t use pina to pin yodr papers together. Try the beat elip«, at T he Obmrvar Book Store.
