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present evils, so far from being re-1 I want you to understand that I T he O b s e r v e r # will stand just as straight for’the sulis of envy or selfishness among rights of ino honest man who wins the people, are results of a generos ■ • r e C l» y O i r t c l a l P a p e r . his fortune by houest methods as I ily, the like of which the world O F F IC IA L P A P B K O F N U K K M A N Will stand against the dishonest uever saw before, in helping every MOHO, QRKUON. man who wins his fortune by dis mau who, in trying to help himself, honest methods, and I challenge promised co-operatiou with all the 0. C. I reland * S on ..........E ditors the right to your support in the one rest of us to promote the general C. L. I reland , M anager . attitude as much as io the other. I good. Good will has been imposed «in glad you applauded when you npon; but even now the popular Send for advertising rates. did, but I want to go back now and heart holds no bitterness, and all it hear you applaud the other state insists upon is getting back to ihe FR ID A Y ................. Oct. 11. 1907 meat.” IDs audience was aecom point where every houest man can inodatiug, «ml gave a rousing cheer have the fiuits of the work of his T a P a tro n a and C o rresp on den ts. ou his reading of the part they re hands, and where the dishonest D on’t »end u« for free publication an y garded as an American political man cannot take them from him. th in g o f an advertLlng character. trueism. It is not many men who Mr. McKinley said to the gentlemeu All local« w ill be run till ordered out, could run the risk of rousing the in his car that that days trip acrost unie«« otherwise specified. resentment, of an American crowd Iowa was both revelation and iu Don’t ask u» to send you name# and ad- Jress o f corre«|>ondents. That 1« a private by pulling them back in the harness spiration. May this trip of Theo matter between them and us. to yell for things their fathers assert dore Roosevelt be the same to him. Copy for ad», change*, etc., m ust be in ed iu the Declaration of Independ the office before 2 o ’clock p. m., Wednes- euoe, and which are cardinal prin Teachers' Annual Iustltute. lay to Insure proper care and attention. D on ’t send us articles on politics, tem ciples Of American political action. perance or religion. D iscussion of such It was because these principles have On October 17th, 18th and 19th .oplcs only leads t o violent and abusive been violated that the crowd cheer the Teacher’s Annual Institute and language in the end. ed when the President declared the School Board Convention, for which Avoid personalities. Com plim ents d eli cately given are alw ays acceptable, but public duty of punishing and pro the new law provides, will be held even they m ust not be overdone, os the hibitiug violation; the people know at Moro. The Institute will be in charge o f Incincerltv Is apt to follow a the right; what they waut is men to session for the entire three days, shower o f pretty nothings spread broad cast # see and light the wrong. while the Convention will convene Before com in g to the city to trade read If the mail over whose dust this on the last named day only, Octo ers are requested toexBm lne TheO bsei ver advertising colum ns. Its'th e active, wide strange scene was enacted could ber 19th. The law allows the chair awake business man who advertises, con sequently he is the most accom m odating, have arisen he could have told the man of each school board $2.00 for se lls the cheapest, and deals the most lib story of how he learned this great attending this convention. And in erally in every way truth iu American politics. He was case that it is impossible for the The Observer has been established riding east across the great and rep chairman to attend, he may let nearly 21 years, and It Iras som e subvert ber» who have received ,it regularly for reseutative American state of Iowa some other member come in his more than half a score o f years. Mnny fur the first time after the Spanish stead. While the chairman, or his o f these object to having the O d Reliable discontinued at the time ol expiration ot war aud our acquisition of the Phil proxy, is the only member of a their subscriptions, and loir their benefit, as ippiues. He was anxious, aud not school hoard who receives pay, the for other reasons, we discontinue »wbsgrip- tions only w hen notified to do so, excep t wholly decided as to wbat the other members, ¡ncludntfc the school ,b v agreem ent made at tile lim e the ac country wanted done. Beginning clerk, are not barred from Uns count is opened, when It is noted upon at tjie Missouri river he talked only meeting. In fact we should like to the calendar tu b e discontinued promptly at the tim e specified. AH persons paying the moral law, and plain duty. He have every person who is interested In advance at the time of rubscribing, will h a v e the benefit of the $2 50 râtë for two told of the things we had doDe, of in the cause of education come. years, or the $5 00 rate (or five years. W e the great works we had accomp send T he Observer to any responsible per lished, of our virtues and our histo Come prepared to have a good time son who orders it, though they may not and we shall spare no pains to make send the m oney with the order, with the ry. But, though great crowds met understanding that they are to pay 12}$ him at every station they were no f« this one of |,he best educational cents per month for it, until such tim e as gatherings ever held in Sherman they may wish' to take advantage of the responsive; he could not strike fire Every body welcome, 2nd above littéral discounts. From this date among them. The situation worried county. we are prepared to discout t rates to all especially the members of school leading W eeklies and M agazines published ed him, and he poudered it deeply in the United States, to any prepaid reader between stopping points. A t last boards. Free lunch at the Court ol T he Old Reliable Observer. Com e whit be began to speak of our work yet House on Saturday, October 19th. the m on ey—as that is Indlspenslbte. . Very truly yours, undone; of the things we have yet W. C. B ryant , to do to fulfill the mission we have The Bible story of Joshua, in the 276] County School Supt. among the nations of the earth, and last Sunday school lesson, is very his audiences began to wake up. much like (lie story of Dickens' few stations farther on be spoke of Special iu Photos—Moro Gallery. M a r t in Cbuzzlewit, as brought out at Cairo and illustrated by Presi what we are to do in the Pacific, For a few days only. dent Roosevelt last week. Road and mighty cheers split the blue Cabinets................... $3.00 Hawkeye skies. He had touched both ol them. Half Cabinets.....................2.00 I he 1 eart of Americanism. This S tam p......................................26 people know who and what they are The murderers of Harvey K. —they know that from the first the Everything in Portraits and Brown are still at large. It seems “ pursuit of happiness’* has been Views. H owell B ros ., to us that this is* a matter that, de guarantee^! to every mau, and that 276] Moro, Or mauds government control. With large rewards offered aud no clue in sight the assassins must have an awfal pull on the community of B y C o u n t LEO T O L S T O I. Baker city. H E causo of the victory of the Japanese was not so much in Bishop Potter saya the Hague fl the bad administration of Russia or in the bad organization conference “ if only a poet’s dream; of the Russian army as in the great, P O S IT IV E SU PE R I and that until the last day of earth ORITY OF TH E JA P A N E S E in military matters. there will be armies, and theie will Japan was victorious not because Russia waa weak, but because be wars!” Perhaps; and possibly Japan is today, perhaps, the most powerful nation in the world on sea The Hague may be a failure; White- law Reid’s man Friday says it is; ttnd land. First, tho Japanese, through their practicability and the im but is it a proper function of I be portance which they attach to military matters, have mastered all the bead oT a g re a f‘TetTptnnT rtenmni SCIENTI ITO TECHNICAL PER FEC TIO N S which have hitherto nation to llout aud discourage an given tho supremacy to the Christian pooples over tho un-Christian ideal that has enlisted the interest peoples; secondly, the Japanese are by nature braver and more indif of statesmeu old in w art is tlii* ferent to death than the Christian nations aro today, and, thirdly, the the gospel of Peace on eat lb, G ih d W ARLIKE PATRIOTISM which is not at all in accordance with will to men f Christianity, but which was dragged with difficulty by the Christian governments into their nations, is still alivo among the Japanese in all Judge Ellis, congressman elect its untouched power. In a word, the Japanese had and have now an from this district, wat» a Sbcrman enormous advantage BY NOT BEIN G CHRISTIANS. oounty visitor this week, honoring The Christian nations have for centuries, under the pretext of self this shack with his ptesetice for a defense, invented one device after another to exterminate each other short time. As previously anuouuc ed in The Observer, call it wbat and have employed these devices to threaten each othor and to acquire you please, this is a visit iu the in all sorta of advantages amid the uncivilized peoples of Africa and Asia. terest of his constituents, aud will And out of these uncivilized peoples comes a military, clever and enter be continued until every county iu prising nation, and, seeing the dangers threatening all the un-Christian the district is visited. Concerning nations, it masters with remarkable rapidity all that had given suprem who’s who (or President Mr. Ellis acy to the Christian nations AND BECOMES STRONGER THAN sees no logical reason why Mr. THEY, realizing the simple truth that if sómo one strikes you with a Roosevelt should not ba reuominat big, st^png stick you must also take such a big stick or perhaps even a ed, if the republioao party prefers still larger and stronger stick and strike him that strikes you. him in convention to other candi T H E JA P A N E 8 E H A V E Q U IC K L Y L E A R N E D T H IS W I8 0 0 M , A N D dates. W ith the same expression ALSO T H E T E C H N IQ U E OP W A R F A R E . AND, P O 8 8 E 8 8 IN Q BESIDES made by Senator Fulton recently, T H E A D V A N T A G E OF R E L IQ I0 U 8 D E 8 P O T I8 M A N D P A T R IO T IS M , it appears that Oregon may be con T H E Y H A V E D E M O N S T R A T E D A M IL IT A R Y PO W ER W H IC H H A 8 sidered about solid on the propo PRO VED 8TR O N Q E R T H A N T H E 8 T R O N O E 8 T OF M IL IT A R Y POW ERS. sition. J a p a n ’s \ L Presidents and The People. HL Ix»uiz Globe-Democrat. No man knows tatter than Theo dore Roosevelt the spirit of the people, bat he sometimes forgets. Speaking at the grave of McKinley be touched npon oar duty toward honest and dishonest men in their pursuit of wealth. He spoke of the doty of citizenship, in the protec tion of every man's right to tatter his fortunes by honest and lawful means. There was no protest, but the eloquent silence which gives the highest consent, when they who oonsent do not consent under fear or compulsion. Later, the presi dent spoke of the present duty of citizenship in seeing Io it that no do man shall ta allowed to acquire wealth by illegal or dixhonest and his audience broke into liastie applause. It was then th at he seemed, for a moment, to m launder-tarn I A met iciuinui. “ Walt a moment Imsaid. 1 donT want yon to applaud this part uu* leas you are willing to-applaud the part to which you listen«! iu silent a. M ilita r y G r e a tn e s s . Harness - Harvest Dry Goods Department Supplies D o u b le p e g g e d endless b e lts Dress Goods and Fancy Dry Goods that has »¿J I C a s to r m a c h in e o il, lig h t or ever been shown in tho county. - f h e a v y , p e r case 3 .2 5 A . P. ARM STRONG. LL. ■ .. P R IN C IP A L . educates lor zucce»s in a abort time and at small expense, and sends each stu dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality ia our motto, and reputation for thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month tot office help. Individual in. struction Insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the voucher and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand ; easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free— write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland. W e are leaders in Qualities • ___ and in Low Price. B la c k o il p e r case 2 .3 0 We are now daily receiving our T e n p o u n d p a il 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 are, te n d if- and ginghams. Implements fe re n t p a tte rn s , a n y k in d ; sa m D e a le r in W a g o n s , P lo w s , D r ills , B u g g ie s , O ils o f a ll s o r ts . ♦ Splendid assortment of comfort outing flannel, 16 yards for $1.00 p le s o n d is p la y . A gency S c h a n d o n e y P a t e n t D r a f t H it c h E q u a liz e r f o r a n y c o m b in e . 10 cents per yard. "STo-iii© fo x B u ts lx x e e e , Wasco Implement House, Chas. Golliher, Proprietor. M c C o y - A t w o o d C o ., W a s c o O b s e rve r C lu b b in g Rates 1 9 0 7 - 8 . "skr 1. 1. Gordon Go. fo r B e s t H a rv e s te r a n d H o d g e H e a d e r E x tra s . 15 pieces white and cream outing C o m e to us fo r prices., EXtras and of all kinds. i O ffice S upplies. B U S IN E S S ' C O L L E G E r -. PORTLAND, ORbOON, Observer 12 months . ’ .......... $1.60 Blade 12 m on th s................. 100 T otal...................................... $2.60 Observer and Blade C lu b ... 1.76 M o r o a n d G r a t a V a l l e y . Observer Subscrber saves.. .86 Observer 12 months........ ....$ 1 .6 0 Receives Deposits, Sell exchange, World 12 months,thrice a week 1.00 and do a len erai Banking business. T otal............ U6& Observer and World . . . . . . $2.16 P. Hansen, Manager at Moro Observer Subscriber saves.. .86 Observer 12 months.................$1.60 Oregonian 12 months . ...- 1.60 A f w a m l ,___ Thrice-a-week World 12 moa. . 1.00 lurrMI Toledo Blade 12 m o n th s.. . . 1.00 • S t lS t S T otal............. ........................66.00» All 4 with Observer 12 months 3.16 W e carry a su rp risin g ly large Observer Subscriber saves $1.85 an d com plete stock of office supplies. Butan mi finii finln BEHNKE-WALKER SUCCEED. STUDENTS WHY? T h e , are tràine«) tor b u .ln ra . in « binine.» like w «y. - P in e d 861 punii» Into lucrative p n .ilio n . during l»»t ve»r. . . . - W hy not enroll in u reputable »cliool th»t pliu e* Sil it» graduate». II. W. HEILSKK, Pre». >r.N D POR CATALOGUE 1. M W A LK ER , IM e N. T he D alles I ron W orks J . B. Kirk, P rop rietor. Special attention given to farm machine repairing Quick and reliable work guaranteed. Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and bouse F. 01. Glarke H a rd T im e s in K ansas. The old days of drouth and grasshop pers are almost forgotten in prosperous Kansas of today, altho’ E a rl Khamburg, of Codell, has not yet forgotten a hard time he encountered. H e says, “ I was worn out and discouraged by coughing night aud day and could find no relief till I tried D r K in g ’s New Discovery. I t took le u than one bottle to core m e.” The safest and most reliable cough end cold remedy end lung and throat healer ever discovered. Guaranteed at the Moro Pharmacy,50c.and $1.00. T ria l bottle free ---- — Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler. > Agent Inks for Copying, Optical Work THE DALLE8, - - OREGON The Cliffs Ferry and Filing Cases. ' Look here for the next thing you are needing. O bserver^ B o ok-S tore , W han you c on sider th e m e rits of a B u a* Inoaa C o lle g e re m o m b o rth a t S h o rth a n d and Bookkeeping a re not a ll. ‘ In q u ire about th e E n g lis h D e p a rtm e n t. O u r E n g lis h D e p a r t, m e n t is und er the d ire o tio n o f a M io h ig a n U n ive rs ity g ra d u a te H o lm e s g radu ates a re recognized by th e ir splendid E n glish tra in in g . B efore you decide upon a school, w rite us fo r in fo rm a tio n ab o u t our P riv ate S e c re ta ry Course, ta u g h t In e ith e r th e Day or N ig h t Sohool. Moro, Oregon. REED Harmony, Piano, Orgu, Etc 276] DeMoss Springs, O t p W A SHINGTO N » TEN TH STS.. P O R TLAN D , o n e . »apea.issiBaiiiaaiBinasiiAiiii iiiu a a itn a iu ia J u im iiiA M a n iiim i HULSE \ fa in tin g , 1 * C IT Y DR A Y N O . 2 J Are guaranteed. You can have them by writing, or calling at my residenoe at Demoss springs, Sher Draying of al] Kind«. man oounty, Oregon. 246] A lox . H unter , Agent Trunks and Grip« Hauled to and ^ a n 3in 3 Io- Boy, Sell or Exchange F. R. A X T E L L , MORO, OR j ; <■■■■•■• rrrrrt rw v» » T, it , nrr.it,. iff. > n ; r, i it , , , HI ,i i n m r i i n i F U R N IT U R E M oro ’ s B a r b e r S h o p s ...A N D ... U N D E R T A K IN G P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . [v&rything First Class and Up to date. My Motto Is ■¡J Agent for the Best Steam Laundry Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office L iv e and L e t Live. Witches Repairing, ete. Call and E xa m in e M y Htock of F U R N IT U R E and • H ID E L I N E S before buying O. W . A X T E L L Moro - V im , Orapi. Harleigh Glass, Proprietor. a . B - E - OREGON. A i y V a lie v , O re g o n A W tn n u fiK iis r e P l 0. | . Massinger H ad U e tp In ; « H arness S addles H alters Repairing Solicited. All Work Guaranteed. . M oro. Oregon. D r a y A lw ays Remember the Full Name Express end Freight | ^axative ^ romo Quinine C ity To and From all Trains. w » MORO G lr a s a Every kind of rig to order, Delivered to any Pert of the City and all orders prompt and satis Piano add Furniture Moving. factory at reasonable prioes. Fanners teams fed as well os Trunks and Gripe* Delivered they are led a t h oses, if not better. Telephone a t E D G A R L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r . Oregon. Send your watches, jewelry, etc., needing repairs, to me, and I will guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at whose plaoe of business anv article may be left to be forwarded, and who will return the same to you In good shape. O. M. H baoock , 241] LaOrande, Or P billuent livery Ci. 11 1 » » 1i 1» 1I ■ 11 » 11 ii ! » 1 OHice at Furniture Store. i Q uick Haire and Hfuall Profits. In oonsequence of ill health I am obliged to offer for sale or trade my lumber and wood business in Kent. Will trade for stock or a farm. For particulars address J. H. B ottbmillrr , 267] Kent, Or f V Guaranteed Satiefacllon , , » • • Both in Workmanship and Prie« J, from all trains hnber to d t o to e. about 15 Instrumental and local W R IT S TO D S S K Proprietor of W attin' finds For Sale or Rent. l Fine English Training HOLMES BUSINESS ^COLLEGE J a m e s S te w a rt Company Any person or persons having horses, cattle, houses, lots or house hold goods for sale, exchange, or parties desiring to buy such prop One 4-room house, and one lot erty, will find T he O bserver a on Court street. good medium for advertising end B. F. P k k , Try 276] Moro, Or securing a T customer. he O bskrvkr , Moro, Or C E n g in e Letter and Bill Files, Particular Attention Given to P r e s b y te r ia n C h u r e h . Elegant Small Fam C a r o lin e A guaranteed engine, usesr any kind of vapor fuel 6 -J Book-keeping. Take pleasure in announcing that ' Stock Inspector they have purchased the Grants’ Sherman County, Ferry, and will operate the ferry AR oro n r rx □ W ■ C'foss ■» A fo between Clifts, Washington, and m ■ rt p t i let l l i Vsnwrun Oregon,______ ____ Rufus, Oregon. They solicit the — Regular prayer meeting Wedftes patronage of the public and will do Address: M ORO. OREGON. . all they possibly can in giving day afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Every quick and prompt service. body invited. C uffs F erry C ompawy , 275] J. M . Charters Services in Moro Presbyterian church next Sunday, Morning and evening. “ • • ~t Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn esday evening at 8.00. You will be welcome at any or all of these services. “1 was glad when they said unto me, “ t a t us go up to the House of the Lord.” A. J. A dams , Pastor. ALAMO th e Write for terms and prices. ¥&• koeiQ Qhuiefcee. M e ro fo r - Typew riting, and ----—4 Nicely embossed up to date hand colored Thanksgiving Postal Cards, six designs, fof foie at The Oboervtr Book Store. Send to your friends. For Sale. 80 acres, ruitAhle for Alfalfa or fruit trees, quite a variety of choice trees now B y R e v . C. f . D R E W E S a t St. Loul«. in bearing. Can be irrigated with ITE excellence of Eve appears from the M ANNER in which water from springs. 66 acres of site was made. Tho Lord did not simply s|>eak her into being best wheat land in Sherman oounty Located on the railway 2 | miles nor did ho form her of the dust of the ground, but he took north of Moro, % mile south of De Moss station. Price $30 per acre— o n e o f tho ribs of tho sleeping man and made it into a woman. It is significant that God made her of a rib taken from man’s side. dirt cheap. For particulars write to J. M. D r M o «8, He did t i .. ukc her OUT OF H IS HEAD , as if she were to be his 27-6] DeMoss Springs, Or ruler. God suvs, “T1IY HUSBAND SHALL RULE OVER T H E E .” That is tho order established by God. WWW ' 5 George G. DeMoss is now at home Nor bus this divinely established order been changed in the New Testament. God says in the New Testament; “ Wives, submit your and will teach Voice Culture, Vio- linoeBo. Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin. selves unto your own husbands, ns unto tho-Lord. FOR TH E HUS Cornet Band a specialty. Call or BAND IS TH E H EA D OF T H E W IFE, even m Chriat ia the address, G rorgk G. D k M oss , head of the church; and ho is the savior of the body. Therefore, as 276] DeMoss Springs, Or the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own hus bands in everything.” This divinely enjoined submission, however, does not involve any DEGRADATION and disgrace. By saying with Holy W rit that Prof. Henry 8. DeMoss will man is the head of the wife wo do not affirm that man is superior to teach M usic at DeMoss Springs, and is prepared to visit other localities woman. There is here no question of superiority and inferiority. and give Musical Institutes. He IT 18 A Q U E S TIO N OF H E A D S H IP , O F D O M E S T IC A U T H O R IT Y will teach Harmony, £iano and W H IC H GOD HAS IR T R U S T ID TO M AN. Organ, hut Violin in his specialty. 1 Call or address, H enry 8. D b M osb , J/iT Subscribe for Tho Observer. Best Weekly published Everyone reads i t and best assorted stock of fo r c o m b in e d h a rv e s te rs 1 2 .5 0 M a n Is th e R u le r o f W o m a n . in the Inland Empire. We are going to show the largest T E N T H A N O MO RRISON STREETS, P O R T L A N D . O R EG O N Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in T w o. oeBox. 25«!. “V
