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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1907)
4 T h e O b s e rv e r. IS A ll OPEN FIELD Commenting upon a reoeot visit of Hon. C. W. Faltoa to Halem, the U F F IC IA I, P A P * . OF • ■ « » « * ■ ®O Journal says: “ Mr.Fulton admitted MOMO, OMBOOM- after a tour of Eastern and South eru Oregon, that his fences were in D. C. I mblamd a Son.......... K ditoms fair order, and that he welcomed C. L. I bblamd , M abaobb . honorable compel il ion from other candidates. Send for advertising ratee “ It is an open field, and the more FR ID A Y ................ August 30,1907 candidates the merrier. If I have not conducted myself so as to war rant the people in giving me a sec Ta Patraña and Carraapandanta. ond term; if I have not attended to npp't «end u* lor free publication any* their public business in a way to thing of an advertising character. commend me to their favorable A ll local* w ill be run till ordered out, consideration, I ought not to be i l aleta otherwise specified. Don't ask ua to send you names and ad- Senatfir from Oregon, and have no Jress o f correspondents. T h at I* a private claims upon the office. The people matter between them and ns. of Oregon are entitled to the best, Copy for ads, changes, etc., must be lu and the best mao in the party ia the office before t oTclock p m W e d n e s lay to Insure proper care and attention. none too good to serve a great state D on 't send us articles on política, te m like ours. My ebanees I consider perance or religion. Discussion o f such topics only leads to h violent and abusive very good for succeeding myself, language la the end and after seeing as many of the poo Avoid personalities. Com pliments deli pie as possible, I shall leave it to cately given are always acceptable, but even they must not be overdone, aa the them. There will be no barrel cam charge o f inci need tr is apt to follow a paign on my part. I was chosen shower df pretty nothing* spread broad the other time against all kinds oi cast money influences, and used no moo The Observer has been established needy SI years, and It has some subscri ey myself to influence a single vote, bers who have received It regu lad y fo r not even so much as baying a cigar more than h alf a score o f year*. Many of these object to having the Old Reliable for a member of the assembly, and discontinued at the tim e ot eiphration ot I have no mooey to make thia earn th eir subscriptions, and for their benefit, as for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip paign with, in the sense of any tions only when notified to do sO, except more than paying my personal ex bv agreement made at the time th e ac penses to get around and see the count la opened, when It I* noted upon the calendar to be discontinued prom ptly people.” ■ • i « c i» r • t t ic i« » r « » * at the tím e specified. A ll persons paying In ad varee at the tím e o f subscribing, w ill have the benefit o f the $2 60 rate for tw o years, or the | 6 00 rate tor five years. W e send T h e Observer to any responsible per son who orders It, though they m ay not send the money w ith the order, w ith the understanding that they are to pay 12M cents per month for It, until such tim e a* th ey may wish to take advantage of the above lilw ral discount*. From this date we are prepared to dlscoui t rate* to all leading W eeklies and Magaalnes published In the United States, to any prepaid reader oi T h e Old Reliable Observer. Come with the mooey—as that I* Indlapenalble. Residentsof Oregon who know its advantages as oom|>ared with the congested and depleted east, and who still have friends back there whom they would like to see here enjoying the good things of this fa vored state, can aid in* a splendid work now without cost and very little effort. If you think your friend would be interested in knowing more about Oregon and might eventually become a valuable d ti- sen, send his name and address to the general passenger agent of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co and a copy of this special edition, with a complete summary of the several subjects treated, carefully indexed, will be mailed to him promptly. In this manner you may be the means not only of doing your friend a good turn, but of helping to stimulate the growth and prosperity of Oregon. Do n’t forget that commencing September lst# n d continuing daily for two months, tickets will be on sale at nearly every railroad station in the east, to all points in Oregon, and the Northwest, at what has oome to be popularly known as Colonist Rates. These rates are the cheapest general long distance rates ever established, and enable one to reach Oregon from any part of the United States at but a trifle more than one cent a mile. They are the greatest incentive to colonization and progressiva home building of any known agency. And if the restless, dissatisfied resident of the east is made to know before-hand the advantages he can enjoy here, the problem is solved, and the star of empire will continue to move steadily westward. Harness -H arvest Dry Goods Department Supplies D o u b le pegged A . R. A R M S T R O M O . L L e n d le s s b e lts We are going to show the largest and best assorted stock of fo r c o m b in e d h a r v e s te r s 1 2 .5 0 m a c h in e h eavy, per case B la c k o il p e r o il, l i g h t or W e are leaders in Qualities 2 .3 0 We are now daily receiving our T e n p o u n d p a d h a rd o il 1 .7 5 new stock of outing flannels, cotton blankets, flannelettes, shirting, prints, C h in a a n d d is h w a r e , te n d if fe r e n t p a tte r n s, any and ginghams. Splendid assortment of comfort k in d ; s a m outing flannel, 16 yards for $1.00 p le s o n d is p la y . * 16 pieces white and cream outing t C o m e t o u s fo r . p r ic e s . T o u u » 10 cents per yard. fb x B xxol n ana, M c C oy • A tw o o d C o ., W The Asari < ^ « , * ^ * . 1 ^ 1. 1 M il Cl hitan oi h a M The A m erica n W om an Excels English Sister. By T. «. OXONNOB, Bx-M San Francisco la still oaring for 1 7 ,0 0 persona io 13 refugee enmpr. ^RRBM American woman to just the opposite to her English sister. Bat io spite of all its set bocks the M From earliest infancy the haa an opportunity to know boys city will oome out ahead if It can end men AS TH EY REALLY ARE— juat plain human oleao out its graftera. Tbe refugee beings, some of them good, some of them bad; some o f them camp vote, however, «terns to be noble, some of them ignoble; some of them fine, some of them rough. against the city. Funny, isn’t it f The “ popular” vote of the common And surely the women themselves, on the whole, must be good and poepol sometimes paaseth one’s un pure and noble or else tbe American man, with his quick intelligence, hi* fin* brain <nd his subtle mind, never would have held 8 0 PER derstanding. 8I8TEN TLY to hie ideal. The American likes not only the one Many have supposed that the Or woman, BU T WOMEN. He takes the trouble to understand their point of view, their lives and their occupations. He Cgoo banking law went into effect is interested in them, he finds them companionable May 26th last, but this is an error The law provided that the banks be and makaa friends of them, and he has studied them given 18 months in which to pre appreciatively and helped them in their development. pare for the enforcement of all its The American woman, with her quiok perception, provisions. The law began to ran her lively intelligence, her opportunities of knowing May 26th, bat does not affect the and understanding something of human nature hanks of the state until Nov. 26, and the protection and the care she receives from her men, ia the 1908. The first annual statement MOST FORTUNATE WOM AN IN EXISTENCE. Sometimes shall be made to the examiner 12 perhaps she ssiu too much of life, but rhe also gives a great desL She months after the law goes into effect to capable, well read, witty. She is go.vutJ beautifully and wears her vis. May 26, 1908, and six months after that data, (Nov. 26, 1908), ex elothes with distinction, and her taste is an instinct. The teste of a aasiaor James Steel io authorised to woman in Eaglaad to a question of three generations at le a st I t to a begin bio Inspection of the various »king of cultivation. W ith an American it ia SIMPLY A N IN Institutions. STINCT. Indeed, the taste of the American woman is one of the most remarkable things about her. Prof. Zaeblin, of Rockefeller's The thing that the American woman has to be most proud of to University of Chicago, and Prof. Bushnell, of Washington, declare that she has made her mark upon this old and conservative civilisation. ' THE THE AND ARE fi........... ....... Five room bouse, and two lote, 50x100 eaoh, in Moro. Has «ell water, with pump in tbe bouse. Two poultry houses, with park netting. For particulars inquire of J. M. D ukahoo , 272] Moro,, O r list brses-Rnnri. I « I I re . m im S r Sr- CYBUS MOBTMMOP a f M l OOTBALL has Ito had features, hut to say that American ool- h y football to ao gams for gentlemen con only he understood when you are thoroughly acquainted with President Eliot’s (of Harvard university) position. President Eliot goes on te sty that basket hall ««d hockey are also unsuited for GENTLEMEN. I have a very great curiosity to lssrn exactly W HAT the believe, in fit for tbe young college man. I am an advocate of oollegs football, as I fafl to see A N Y T H IN G ia trained skill, speed, strength sad science that prseludaa a gentleman. f I BBUBVB T H E GAME IE M AN LY AND DEVELOPS G E N T LE MEN. MOREOVER. I B B UBVB T H E SAME IB HERE TO GTAV. IT IE GETTING CLEANER ' - \ »» • CO LLEG E ‘e- o t zo o n . STUDENTS SUCCEED. WHY? so w pom catadooub i. n. walmbs . rn» A gent ALAMO fo r th e C e a o lln e E n R In e Write for terms and prices. A guaranteed engine, uses any kind of vapor fuel and Filing Cases. Look hare for th e n ex t th in g you are needing. * ObscrvcrjyBook^Store, J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager. D. Lindquist W a tc h m a k e r and Tsfophon* from The D .lle * o* eey S lrerasa aoeely point* * t oar *sp « *«*. Horvle* forniabod to or fr o a H ero Io nay petal*. J e w e le r Special attention given work sent in by mail or express. All work warrsutesd first class Pbao* Na. H i The Dalles, Or., My Motte Is Salsa ned MORO, O REGON. L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S . Moro, Oregon. 111 Basali Profila. Vinton Hotel L I va and L st Llvau G R A B S V A LLEY. O R E . Coll and Kxamlna My Btook of New Entirely. O UR M O T T O 8PECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS » « Q y O wfars Ms ysoy/s tto p p T h e U m a tilla House I > n llo o , . Steam Heat. Electric Light* O r e a o n , 1 Electric Call Ball*. HOTEL R A TES TO SUIT YOU. Convientto Business AU P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby. T. N. CRO FTO N, Conducted on Best Princlpl«t O M * a * * r « t» t T n * a * S « l l e l t * a "PI*M* the public EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, F U R N IT U R B B ID S L IM HH bafiora buying P r o p r ie to r . Letter and Bill Files, P r o p rie to r. « U. M . P a r r y . Notary Public. State School Fund County. Gtaw, Proprietor. eed ORBGOr P itin tin ^ » •d | . | . IQ ssB iigsr C ity I Any psroeu or persons having . oattls. houses, lots or hoBSl hold goods for sale, exchange, or Arp guaranteed. You oan have parties desiring to buy sash prop them by writing, or sailing at nay erty, will find T be O oen avn a reel dew es at Dsoasss springs, Khar- good medium for advertising abd Agsut - conwy* *a M m af MWMfo. Y e e m a v a tv w >>• tb* aroa Uowtf. It», bh Utter teed, bb ia v il* |i, bb baabfote rood, ebeahn or ret*l ogo*. Yoa dm tb* non op by lb«« tbtegfo W tet I mpre -lnn of * man aad bb M nl* h i do yea got I ba writ«* to yoa oa wvapplag paper or ask gr«aa* atatfoMry? H o v daa* yoar* loob? I* E anR toakp and k b t T t e More Obwrrar Jab ■at print* R. Bettor bdag la that Mb«- r -p- r k ra y Enhnp man caanty, Oregon. A lex . H untbb , +P Special attention given to farm machine repairing Quick and reliable work guaranteed.. , - Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and house Inks for Copying, Typew riting, and Book-keeping. Vittbes hpiriig, etc. 248] PO BTLAM D. carry a su rp risin gly large W e carry and co m p lete sto ck of office | on the left shoulder with a design fnstory at roasonabla reasonable nrioss. priesa. similar to the keys'one of aa arch. Farmers teams fed as well as A reward will be paid for informa they are fed at home, if not better tion that will lead to her recovery Telephone at our or return to Rohr Villa. When last [ seen had a halter head-stall on and was feeding on the brakes of Dsfi [ Chutes river. For particulars ad- | dress M. T- M olan , Send your watches, jewelry, etc., 270] Tbs Dalles, Or. needing repairs, to ms, and I will M o r o , O re g o n . guarantee per fast satisfaction. Wm Rodolf to my agent ia Moro, at I U®Bwl iRlE Iwl REIB* whoso place sf business any article J O In ooneequenoe of 111 health I assy be left to he forwarded, and w w hs will return the same to you in am obliged to offer for sals or trs ' • Express and Freight jood shape. 0 . M. V eaooce , my lumber and wood hustosss Ladrando. Or Dslfversd to any Part of the City KsnL Will trade for stook or | farm. For particulars address Plano and Furniture Moving. J. H. BorramiXBB, I 2B7] Kent, Or Trunks and Grips D eliver« fink B U S IN E S S J . B . K ir k , ' V iib . Onpi. Vattiis ' T he D alles I ron W orks F o o tb a ll M u a M k t a e a c s a w G en tlem en . iMLr»ir4total* MianM**u* ». • = Piilliw it Lberç Co. hW’J U ,J" ld " reh“ ? * .. • asco H. W. BBBMKK. Pre* O. W. AXTELL I 800 • They arc (re la te for 1» a » » .ia « ** U te w a y . 4----------------------------- Pfoote M l pupil* Urto l» c r » tlr . p o te fo M d « rfo * teat — Why not anroll la • reputable I •rbooi tb *t place* a ll of Ito yreduatoaT Strayed from tbe pasture of C D O’Leary, east of. Rutledge, One brown gelding, 3 yearn old, braaded U un one shoulder. Also, one bey Moro - Oregon. 3 year old. branded ~quarter-«tocle I box brand on left stifle. Both ani male heavy equare build. Type writer oil, the bant 84n-l. Were last seen at Rutledge. Suit Lu shrtostaa, cteana and polish*«, able reward will be paid for any in pravaota rust. Try it Tb« G W r v e r formation that will lead to the re- Bank Store. | covery of said animals. Addrees C. D. O’L babt , of W. F. W iw a w , Grass Valtoy^Or 272] tat, Strtycta ar StilM.% HarM gh - BEHNKE-WALKER UNDERTAKING I *■ Vises Inpleneit House, Oku. Giifihv, topriitir . AMD hr Silt. EXtras Dealer in Wagons, Plows, D rills, Buggies, Oils o f all sorts. Agency fo r Best H arvester and Hodge Header E xtras. Schandoney P atent D ra ft H itch E qualizer fo r any com bine. Office Supplies. F U R N IT U R E NEW TODAY. and of all kinds. — - F . (Q. C la rk e ■NGLISHW UM EN HAVE LOOKED ON IN ’ WONDER (< AT COMFORTABLE INTIM A CY, T H E AGREEABLE FRIENDSHIP AND HELPFULNESS OF ONE AMERICAN WOMAN TO ANOTHER. T H E Y ARB BEGINNING TO COPY AMERICAN MANNBREi T H E Y BEGINNING TO BE AGREEABLE TO BACH OTHER. Implements and In Low Price. case Jam es S te w a r t shut the whole world is turning to socialism, io aa effort to esoape the burdens that have been plied on by tbe else» to which Rockefeller be longs. Prof. Zoeblin to an imported teacher, flaying popular standards in America, including religion, the aaoredneos of our constitution, ad hereuoe to political convictions, etc, declaring that shirt sleeves should bo os proper nt dinners so the dew hammer eoat He thinks it strange that In a country like America there should net be more of father hood and motherhood in the home, instead of so mnch mastership and i ship. Really it does ap i s though our social fabric i he shaky, to say the la we are so reluctant to let our Bern to oew and cook to make meehanies e f ear boys. 4 Dress ever been shown in the county. 8 .2 5 NSW TA»- for success in a short time and at small expense, and sen4s each rta- deat to a position as soon as competent. Qnalfty Is our motto, and tapnUtlon tor thorough work brings ns over 100 calls par month for office help. Individual In. •traction insure, rapid progress. We touch the loose U al. the card Index, the voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier Is our shorthand; easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forme and penmanship free— write today. References: any merchant, nay beak, any newspaper la Fnrtlssri Goods and Fancy Dry Goods that has C a sto r Mr. Fulton was busy all day see ing his personal friends, and met a great manj^ of them considering that he slipped into the city entire ly unannounced. There is a pretty M ore Reoehytorien Che rah. strong sentiment throughout the r state in favor of not breaking up Bervioea in Moro Presbyterian the present delegation in Congress, V a lle y . M o r o a n d O r. j church next Sunday, Morning end I it is the belief even of some Now is the time to spread the evening. __ . ____Deposits, Sell exchange, opposed to Fulton, that he will be gospel of Oregon, so that it may ba Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn and do a General Banking business the successful nominee, and can be heard and headed by the time the esday evening nt 8.00. elected, against anyone the demo rates go into effect. Send one name, Telepathy is a favorite topic with crats pnt up. Yon will be welcome at any or ff. P. Hansen, Manager at Moro or two, or a dozen, and you will be all of these aervioes. some writer«, and now ut the time exerting a worthy influence toward for a demonstration, if there ia any *1 was glad when they said onto PUSH OBROOS TO T H Ï FROST the upbuilding of our state. Sand me, “Let ua go up to the House of thing practical in it. A. J. A dams , Pastor. them to your nearest O. R. and N. the Lord.” An Easy Way ia ASvertlee fitto Stato Co. agent, or to Uncle Joe Cannon’s boom, so far And ta ll ea r Eastern Friends all W m . M c M dbbat , There are 200,090,000 copies as he knows anything about it, is Abewt th e Swperler Oppartwnitlaa the Bible scattered throughout the marked 1908. U nde Joe is too General Passenger Agent, We smart to worry now about the next Portland, Or world; and yet, who ever ran scram anyone Bitting in a hammock read year’s crop. Stock Inspector On April 29 lift, The Oregonian ing one. published a special industrial edi Sherman County, Ezra Meeker and bis Pnyallnp Secretary Taft will not have time tion, devoted exclusively to the ex oxen, are now resting at Oyster bay, Philippino students in America Oregon.' to visit Japan on bin approaching ploitation of Oregon. It probably guests of President Roeenfelt, who have all graduated with high boa journey around the world, but the contained more spedal and miscel MORO. ORROON. pot np hay for the oxen and oysters ora. They went right ahead aad get jingoes will work the grapevine laneous information about Oregon for Ezra. If the Jamestown expo, an education and didn’t have to telegraph freely while he Is in that than any one publication that has should be prepared to put up a bill have any Greens, Joslyns, aor De region. ever been issued. It is peculiarly according to its prograss,Mr. Meek meats to toll them what they were useful and valuable to the home- er may drive over that way, peddle over here for. “ Morgan’s men,” a confederate seeker, because it gives the latest a few books, and talk np his hobby . Practical Watcfcmaktr r organisation, baa ju s t held its larg and aoat reliable Information about of improving the old serpentine Everybody Should Knew eat reunion ia Kentucky. First so many different subjects that the trail, of many miles out of a direct 8 * j* C G Haya, a promioai and last Morgan commanded ten boaeseekris naturally interested in. course to Oregon, from Omaha. A man of Bluff, Mo, that Bucklana A rn k a regiments, and there were tim Almost every department of indus trail which everybody who over Salve is the quickest sad aureet healing when they seemed to be twenty. try is specialized, and both descrip passed over it wishes to forget all aalve aver applied te eore.bura or wound tive and statistical information of a about it. If Meeker can io part re , or to a case of pile*. I have uaad It and After vainly trying to reach a highly valuable character is given trieve his lost fortune by talking it [ know what I'm talking about. Guaran Particular Attention Given to harbor on the coast of Greenland, extensively and in entertaining up to dispose of his books, that to teed, Moro Pharmacy, 25c. Optical Work the bark Alkaline has returned to hto “bool form. -— " Inland Empire Postal Cards, at a port of safety. * ‘Greenland’s icy T H I BALLB8, - - ORKQON The Observer Book Store. mountain” would now cover New England over half a mile high with the vantnens of its congealed spray. T E N T H A M D M O R R IS O N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N To and From all Trains. before rom lihf to I M cHy to tred« read- BFV RFC to ««am ine Th e Ob*o« v«r advcrttalnR ooltamn*. It * tire acltva, wide- gwak« b«wln«M man who advorttoa*, can- requently h * I* the m o*t *ero«nm.Mlatlng, mil* lire Cbtepait. and deal* tb« meat lib- Always Remember the Full Name I ^ a x a tiv e R ro m o Q u in in e Cures a Ccfld in One Day, Grip in TWo. T o OmmEYRB, Mero, Or a • 4 » i • 4" > i -«■
