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The O b s e rv e r. We boast ui the healthful dobs of m w r* t u r « m e l a i m » «w . Sherman county. Statistics cauuot official fapbai o r ih b r h * m oo duplicate iL But fur the past 40 MORO, OKXOON. days aud nights Sherman county people, adapting themselves to cir D. C. I rrland a S on , ' . -----E ditors cumstances aud the style in vogue in Amerieu, have nearly worked C . L . I reland , M anager . the doctors (o death with calls for Send for advertising rates. the grip. Most persons are inclined to FRIDAY............ February 28, 1908 think (h it grip is a new. or fash ionable disease, something like sin bar Last aud Best Proposition. porous melancholia, appendicitis, A good many are taking advant or brain storm, or whatever it is age of The Observer,Club ratesthis that they have most recently dis winter, as printed on the 4th page covered iu the way of pathological Here is one, finest and best of alb terminology. Yet it seems that grip is one of Oregonian 12 m onths. . . . 2. . . $ 1.50 Observer 12 months . . . . . . . . 1.50 (he oldest unpleasant acquaintances Youths Companion 12 months 1.75 of the human race. It is an sfllio, Toledo Blade 12 months......... 1.00 tion which was known by the name Thrice-a-Week World 12 mos. 1.00 of la grippe iu France as far back N. Y. Tribune Farmer 12 mos. 1.00 as 1772, and that seems reasonable Total value . . . r ...................17.75 when we consider the length of Subscriber pays u s ................. 5.00 time it usually takes to break up au Subscriber saves for himself.12 75 attack of it. Iu these modern days |4T* See additional Hat on 4th page. victims of the disease usually refer .......... • <« • The Observer has been established to it by a short aud uglier word, nearly 21 /e a rs , and it haw some »ub»crl- and that word is not liar either. bers who have received it regularly for There was an epidemic of the more than h a lf a »core o f years. M any o f these object to having the Old Reliable malady iu Paris in 1847, and Mine. discontinued^*! the tim e o( expiration ot th eir subscrlpwfrw^, and for their benefit, aa Viasdot, the famous Russian writer, for other reasons, wF^ftacontlnue subscrip wrote of it, thus; “Of the 200,000 tions only when notified to do so, except by agreement made at the tim e the ac inhabitants of this city, 199,999 count is opened, when It is noted upon have the grip. The only one that the calendar to be dh-continued promptly at the tim e specified. A ll persons paj ing i-t free is Louis Philippe, for he has In advance at the lim e o f subscribing, will all sorts of good luck.” have the benefit o f the $2 50 rate for two So it may be seen that even that years, or the $5 00 rate for five years. W e send T h e Observer to any responsible per long ago grip had conic to be ac son who orders it, though they may not • cepted both as a joke and a general tend the money with the order, with the ) Authorities seem to understarRJfWJptrttT ttSfj arc-to pay 12)4 inisfortuue. cents per month for it, until swell {ime «> ! agiee that the term for the malady they may wish to take advantage ol' the ! above lilteral discounts. From this date I comes from the fact that it usually we are prepared to discout t rates to all takes a firm grip of the throat when leading W eeklies and Magazines published j in the United States, to any prepaid reader it claims a victim and uses this ot T h e Old Reliable Observer. Come with means of incapacitating him from the m oney— as th at Is indispensibie. resisting other and further torture. In the English language it seems Being born in February appears that the name la grippe was used to have been a habit with quite a in the London epidemic of 1803. number of our great men. The other aud, In this country, old er word for the same malady is in It'w ilt he seen that Taft rnna fluenza, and, in traefng the origin quit« as well in £>!»»« as in the sev aifd accuracy of this teFui, the Bos eral other Ntates that are whooping ton Herald offers tome interesting things up for him. information. It says; “ La grippe has been taken into If the grip germ would only the English language and angli make a warning noise, sometbiug cized as grip. The first use of the like a rattlesnake, everybody would latter word noted by the new Eng be less afraid of it. lish dictionary was in a Boston newsjtaper of 1891, for Lowell, in 1904, mentioning the disease pre W. 8. U ’Ren has come out for United States senator. His home ferred the French spelling. Yet is in Clackamas county and be grip, “rupiue, violence or a violent catching, forcible taking of other claims to be republican. meu’s things,” was the spelling of the French word in the 17th cen The single man who doesn't get tury. As Camile Flammarion’s a leap year proposal husu’t much encyclopaedia puts it, ‘the debut of to brag about, aud if he does get the disease is brusque, and the dis- one he shouldn’t bragalwut it. ease sticketh closer than a brother, and is loath to farewell the vict The last lie about Senator Ful im.’ ” 8o say we. ton: That be made an attack upon the president at the recent Ankeny At a banquet recently giveu iu banquet, is emphatically denied by «he Rose city, Johu F. Logan, the a dozen guests at the time. Next principal s|»eak«r, asserted that “Oregon has no constitution as Mr. Bryau says his wife is quail hucb; that our constitution, so- fled to become mistress of the called, might as well l>e incorpo W hite House. We have never rated in the justice of the peace understood that there was any code or any other part of the ordi question concerning Mrs. Bryan’s nary practice statutes, by reason of fitness. the fact that it requires no greater effort to amend the constitution Under the latest decision of the than it does to enact or amend any U. S. supreme court, that the El ordinary law on the statutes. The kins law was not repealed by the Oregon constitution, such as it is, Hepburn act, the Standard Oil contains such ridiculous provisions Oo. have no further defense against as the clause against negroes liviug payment of the 129,240,000 Landis in the state or owning property fine. therein, a provision against Chi nese living in the state, owning Why offer amendments to the pioperty therein or working iu cer Aldrich bill! Why seek for it sub tain capacities The constitution atitutesf It is bad from top to bof alisobitely prevents flit» issuance of tom. It puts in the hands of stock Mich remedial eurrency iu times of gamblers, with a complaisant, fee timincial stress, os clearing house ble or ignorant secretary of the (‘‘»rtllieales, and contains none of treasury, the power of mauufactnr t"o up »o date provisions «ilh lef- ing money. It mortgages business eienee ‘o railroad, banking or in to Wall street. It should be I »eaten. surance provisions ” But remem ber this, Mr. Logan, Oregon lias Our northern neighbors are an editor (!) Scott, said to be able ahead of Uncle Sam in forestry to pay Jonathan B time $25 900 in protection. British Columbia has gold ooiu to help ea t.1 :Lo>-t Io.» turned Into goveruineut forest res seat in the U. 8. Senate, anti aa ervations 150,000,000 acres of tim Mr. Scott is working tooth aud toe ber land, or all that it owns outside to defeat the laws we have, isu’t of leased tracts. From such leases, the fnluie hopeful! which run twenty-one years, with “ ‘Don't trifle w ith a oold,’ ia good possible renewal, the government advice for prudent men and women receives *1,275,000 a year. I t may lie vital i l l the ease of a child. Proper food, good ventilation, and dry, The water power , question is warm o !o tL in g uto the pro|»er safe guard»» against oold«. I f they are growing in importance in all the maintained through (be changable enterprising states. In addition to weather of autumn, winter aud aprlng, spending *100,000,000 on the en the chance« of a aurpriae from ordinary largement its canals the state of oolda w ill be alight. Hut tha ordinary New York will make available light oold * 111 bMoroe never« If ueg- 1,000,000 horse power generated by lectad, and n well eitahllahed ripe oold la to the germ«» of diptfceria what hon water, which Will yield a public ey la to the bee. The greateat menace revenue of *6,000,000 a year. Next to child life at this aeaaou of the year November the voters of Illinois will la the neglected cold ” Whether It I* pass upon a proposition to utilize a child or adult, the cold alight or ae the power at the head of the Illi vere, the very l>eat treatment that can nois river. What Is Oregon doing! be adopted la to give Chamber lain’« Cough Remedy. I t la aafe and sure. The great popularity and Immense Sw*f«ring na« D allara Saved. •ale of thia preparation haa been at K. H. Loper, of M alilla, N . says: tained by I las remarkable curee of thia “ I am a carpenter and have had many ailment. A cold never résulta In pueu- monia when it la given. For aale by ■avara eats healed by Buekleo'a A ral on Halve. I t has saved me suffering Moro Phhrmsey. and dollars. I t Is by far tba bast heal ing salve I bava aver found.” Heals Ink*, mucilage, card«, envelope«, barns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema p a p e r o l »very kind. tablets, every riyfe, at Tba O h x e r v e r Book Store. and pilas. 26c at Moro Pbarmaoy. - of. D O IN G T H C IR HAVE YOU HAD IT? M o ro P r o s b y t e r l * n C h w ro h . D U TY Sooraa of M oro Poopio aro Loarwlag tho Duty of tho Kldnoya. Service« in Moro Presbyterian To filter the blood la tha kldnagra' church next Sunday, Morning and duty. evening. When they fail to 4° thia tt»o kid neys are sick. Sunday school at 10 a m. Backache and many kidney ilb fo l A. J. A dams , Pastor. Moro M . C. Church Regular services every Sunday, at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler, Pastor.. Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m. P H Buxton, Supt. Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs C O Huis, President. M o s q u e C a r n iv a l a S u c c o s o . The masque oarnival at the Ru dolf skating rink Saturday night was a success in every way. The crowd of spectators was large and there were many maskers, whose costumes ranged in character from grave to< gay. The antics of the clowns were funny and created a great deal of amusement, for to skate and be funny at the same time is not easy, but they did all that was expected of them. Mies Via Sayrs carried off the prize for the best lady character, represent ing the cowboygirl; J. M. Green took the prize as best gentleman character, representing H a p p y Hooligan. Ed Tomlin took first prize as best gentleman skater and Jas. Hulse took first prize as best lady skater, he being dressed as a woman. Supper was served at Moro Hotel, G7 numbers being at the first table. F ra c B o o k a . -• United States Senate, Washington, D. C. I give herewith a list of docu ments of which I have a limited supply. The documents contain information of value and interest to the people of Oregon. I will be pleased to supply any one writing me for same with such of the docu ments as may be desired/ bo long as my quota lasts. Year Book of Agriculture 1901-6. Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Diseases of Cattle. Diseases of the Horse. Report of the Commissioner of Education. Geological survey. Report of the Commissioner of Labor. Map of the United States. Report of the Philippine Com mission. Rural Free Delivery System. Report of the Bureau of Soils. Statistical Abstract. » Sincerely yours, C. W. F ulton , Senator. The New York Tribune Farmer. Horses, cattle, Bheep and swine, are owned probably by four-fifths of the readers of The Observer, and all, farmers and the man with but one horse or cow, in country or vil lage, would be j^eatly benefited by reading from week to week the fine articles on the care and treatment of live stock, by Dr C DSmead, the world famous veterinary writer, in the New York Tribune Farmer. Dr Sinead’s articles appeal to practical men, and no live stock writer in the United States gives more informa tion of every day actual value, pro longing the usefulness, and saving the lives of valuable animals. These articles, with the other departments, poultry, horticulture, dairy, science mechanics, etc, keep the N. Y. Trib une Farmer in the lead of the Agri cultural press of the United States. Subscribe now, at The Observer Book Stor-', Moro, Or. See the club rales in another place today. Additional Local Mention ’ »<»•?» arthl us for free p i Mlcaticn an» jh i.ig </l a.i .id v<t .k in g char« iter. A ll locals w ill be run ill) orderi-.l out, Unless Otherwise specified. iN jii’t M»k ur to send you name« and »<*- ire»» o f corre-pondent». T h at 1« s p rh a te tms'L-r between them and us. L'opv for ad», change», etc., mu«t be Iu dit ollie« before 2 o'clock p. m. W ednrs- tt»» to insure proper care and attention. D on't send us articles on politico, tern- oeranre or religion. Discussion o f such .npic* only leads to violent and abusive langunge In the end. Avoid personalities. Com plim ents deli cately given ara always acceptable, but even they must not be overdone, at the charge o f Inctncerilv is apt to follow a •bower ot' pretty nothings spread broad east (x-fore com ing to tba city to trade read er» are requested to examine ThaObsei ver advertising columns. Its the active, wide* snake btisliMta man who advertises, con- o-quently be Is the most acrotnm-»datlng, sells the cheapest, and deals the most llb- • ta lly In every way , Ladies F an cy Not« Paper, large aaaortment with envelopaa to match, at Tha Obactvar Book Btora. A Bln« M ark her« will answeran- In qulry, when entered upon our calendar, giving the date o f the paper m tba date at which your currant subscription expires. D ifficu lty In having your Observer changed, may he avoided by sending the desired alteration to this office. A lw ays give the name o f the office from which you want It changed, as w ell as the one to which II la to be sent. - low, Urinary trouble, dlabetea. Doan’s Kidney Pills oura them all. Wnt. Iterrmau, Hberniau, HL, Hood River, Oregon, aaya: ” 1 was feeling quite miserable when I began using Doan’s Kidney Pills but I am 'glad to say that they quickly uured me of the complaint. M y kidneys were very weak and the accretions gave me a great deal of annoyance, aa they wore entirely too free In action. My book wan very lame and cauned me much suffering whenever I beut over or at tempted to regain an erect position. Doan’s Kidney Pills cured me of all this suffering and it gives me pleasure to reoomuend them to others” Political Column. F. W . N ewell J e w e le r an d W a tc h m a k e r P aououuora The anderalgoeU an county that to the votan oí he is a candidate, at tha primary elec tion, for the rapubl loan nomination f>i C ounty H. •. CRASS V A L L E Y . C ounty Clerk of Sherman county, subjec to tba ap proval of the voter« at tba primary election to ba held April 17th, 1906. C. K. J a m e s The undersigned hereby anuounoea D. Lindquist W a tc h m a k e r and Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists fledicines Carefully Compounded. Complete Assortment of 8llverware ind Jewelry FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CIGARS. . Any and all Kinds of P aten t M e d ic in e A lw ays In Stock J e w e le r ] 8{>ecial attention given work sent in by mail or express. All work wurranteed first class to the votere of Sherman oounty that S»2 Cari Second Street . be la a candidate, at tha primary elec tion, for tba republican nomination for . I Phone No. 345 The Dalles, Or., J o in t S en ato r for the Slat senatorial district, oom pris For sale by all dealers. Price 60 ing Sherman, G illiam and Wheeler oeuts. Foster-Milburn C o , Buffalo, co«uties, Oregon. I f nominated and New York, sole agents for the United elected I will perform the duties per taining to tha office In tha beat manner States. iKaalble that w ill conserve the into reals Remember the name— Doana and of all tha raaideuta of the district. take no other. Jay B o w a rm a n HlUttO PHARMACY O R EG O N . Moro Patronage Someted. M oD anel To voters of Sherman eounty Oregon: 1 hereby announce myself aa a can didata for republican nomination for ----------- Graduate of Seattle Watch making A Engraving Sfihool C lerk It nominated and elected I w ill per form the dntlee of the office of County Clerk In tba aame manner as past years with apeclal favors to none. v Cord Wood Sale 1 6 I n c h P i n e , * 6 .0 0 A F o o t P i n e , $ 0 .0 0 ’Ibe undersigned hereby announces Sam ple Bargains - • R e g u la r Petaoa. to the voters (»7 Hherman oounty that be la a candidate, at the primary elec The Wasco Implement Co. are tion, for the republican nomination for T H E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L A modern boa pi tai for th« trsstmunt of all ri»Mlio«l at d etirgiea «liceaeei», except such sa ere con lag ions. A F o o t O a k , $ 6 .0 0 R ates, fro m $10.00 to $21.00 per w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room V ■ c Have 100 cords on hand and am Ambulance will incut nil trains anti boa»a if hoephal la notified. . J o in t R o p reao n tatlvo ' offering some of their regular sea for tha 28th representative district, sonable bargains, of which we print omn prising Hherman, G illiam aud cutting 1000 cords; ship any time. For F u rth er In fo rm a tio n A ddross Wheeler counties. I f nominated and a few: elected I will perform the duties per Drs. Ferguson and Reuter, A 16-7 Thomas drill, brand new, taining to the offloa In the beat manner F . 0 1 M e d ic a l D irecto rs. possible that w ill ooneervethe interest a for *98. of all the residents of tha dlstrlot Address A 16-7 McSherry drill,, brand R. N . D o n n elly neWj $100.- D.W . Hudson, Mosier, Ore A 16-7 New Peoria drill, brand derate to tba voters or Hherman oounty that "It certainly is, and I thank you, new, $100. be la a candidate, at the primary elec Mn Optician for fitting my eyes so A 2-section 1‘2-foot spring tooth tion, for the republican nomination for (»erfeclly. I have had glasses of all harrow for $12. J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e kinds, but this last pair I got of you A 4-scction 20-foot steel harrow of tha2Sth repreaen tat lve dial riot, com beatu them all.” prising Hherman, G illiam and Wheeler for $24. Company oonutlra, Oregon. I f nominated and e coaxed that m a n ' Fairbanks 2-horse gasoline en elected I w ill perform the duties per Take pleasure in announcing that a W long time before be would let ur fix bi» eve«' lb taining to tha offloe In the beat man gine, with working head, pumping ner possible that w ill cooaerve the In they have purchased the Grants’ He »»id all glHNsen wvra alike nod what wna It the a««. Now you could not get him to go 1 jack, all complete and new, for$125. terests of all tha residents of the district. Ferry, and will operate the ferry elsewhere. We «re perfect ’‘eye fitters,” abd B. F. P ike between Cliffs, Washington, and tbut’a why we plunse our patron». International 2-horse gasoline Rufus, O egon They solicit the engine, with working head, pump patronage of the public and will do i ing jack, new stock, all complete, all they ¡»ossibly can in giving T H E D A LL E S , OMfcOON. for $125. quick and prompt service. Wire gates, 16-foot, wholesale C lifts F erry C ompany , I have oats for sale at thaJCrek- cost $11; yours for $9. inaville warehouse, at *27.50 per J ^ O T IC S F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . Creamery gasoline engine, with ton. N. W. T hompson , Depart merit of the Interior. Moro, Oregon. walking beam, pumping jack, etc., 2t* L a n a Office at The Dalle», Oregon, I s February 6, liMW. ( •S cost *132 for *125. Nariee ia hereby «iven that John T. Pope P o r c e la in - B a th T u b a . haa filed notloe of his in te n tio n to Mor, car Bcasinscst Isn’t Reading a Delight Now. Tho Cliffs Ferry F. W . Clark, Jeweler, Optician Oats for Sale M oro s Q a r b e r S h o p I A Big B a llo t. Geldings fir Sale make final aomtnataiion nroof la o f hla claim , via: Homeatead try No. 14,881, made Deoember 5, 1908. tor for the W X N W X . W X HWM »ea tion 88. township 1 aontb, rattle 19 east, W. M ., and that »aid proof will be made before the Kegiaier and Receiver, at Tba Dalle«, Oretron, on March 20, 190H. Ha naroea tba following witneaaea to prove bla oontinuona reaidenoe upon, and cultiva tion of, the land, via: Georue Snttlb, Wal tar HmHb, Hugh Scott, Fi.ta Workinger, all of Ajax, Oregon f81m80-2871 C. W. Mooaa, Register n p y o rt Two span, broke, gentle to handle* At the state election in June vot Call on ms and will make terms to ers will need to go early and take suit. O wen T hompson , their lunch, for the ballot will be a 288 Monklsnd, Ore. veritable blanket sheet- In addi tion to the list of state and county candidates to be selected from, there will he various measures to From Maos Fulton’s pasture, on O T IC K F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . be considered and it is none too lower Deschutes, one light gray Department of Ibe In terior. * k early to he making a study of them. horse, weighing about 1200; 8 years LandOffioe at The Dallea, O r., ( Febrnaiy 10th, 1908 old, very gentle and will drive sin Here is the list: Notice iabereby given that Chnrle« W. Burk To increase the annual appro gle or double; his foretop had been hart of MoDonald, Oregon. I ihr filed n<>tioe trimmed off about two months ago; of bis inteution to runke Anal five-year priation for the state university to up until that time he had been proof in support of bi» olaim, v ;z: H«.u>. »lead Entry No. 9019 made February 21,19C1, *125,000. kept in a stable blanketed; he had for the N X B E X Bn*t H E X HEX a t •'mo To require railroads to issue no brands on him or shoes. A lib t io n 28, township 1 north, range 19 ea»t, W . M.. and that »aid prix f will he made passes to all state, county and dis eral reward will be paid to the par before the Keginter and Receiver, at The trict officials. Dallea, Oretron,on March 17th, 190H. ties returning him to me at The H e name» the following witnea»ca to To appropriate *100,000 for na Dalles,Oregon, V ictok M ardbm , 287 prove hi» oontinuona reaiSriM« BfioS and cultivation of the lend, via: J. N. Rpvncer. tional guard armories. Herman I ‘u; e, I»ink Ogle, Bon Itiinm elc, all of Klondx ke. Oregon. To give sheriffs gxcluBive oqn- 6 tfl4 m l3 2H71 (’ W M o o u a , U c u ie le r trol of county prisoners. g X B C U T O B ’H N O T IC E Amendments to the constitution Little bay mare, strayed from for which petitions have been filed Chas. R. Belshee pasture, near T o all Whom it May Concern: Notice la hereby given that the nnder- Moro, about February 1st, 1908; aiulietl ha» heen ilnlv appointed by th« or are now being circulated are: Ootinly Court of the Hthte of Oregon, for weighs about 950; has the Watkins To increase the number of judges Hbermnn Comity, ex .outor of ibe last will brand quarter circle a. Has been and teatameut of Henry Hoblegel, deceased, of the supreme court from three to pastured on the Wilerton place and all persona having claim» agninat » id te are hereby notified and required to five (by legislature.) in Hay Canyon and the Frank ••tä present the n am e, dulv verified, to the un- To give political parties propor Payne place near Rutledgfe. Re deraigited executor, at the office of Metndl Bryant, in Moro. Oregon, in »»id Sher donate representation in the legis ward offered for information or re A man con nly, »tat»- of Oregon, w i'h in »ix lature. month« from the da 'eo f tin» notice. turn to Dated at M»ro, Oregon, th :• fith dar of J. M. D cnahoo , Moro, Ore. February, To provide for the recall of pub 288 A. D. 1908 A. D i L linorb , lic officials and to elect their suc Exeontor of the Inat w ill nnd testament of cessor. --------------------- Henry Hcblag<d, deceased. M rikol A ItaTAVr, To take from the district attor 5lf7ui2O 2861 Attorney» for Exeontor. ney the power of indictment and 1 ÍM O N 8 . - In the C ircuit Court ot tha State invest it exclusively in grand jurjes From my farm, three miles west of IU ' o f Oregon for Hherman County. Moro. Will give reward of *25 for I To exempt certain property from their return or information as to Lena Harrtsou P lain tiff, vs. taxation. their whereabouts. Jeaae 0 . Harrison, Defendant. To prevent the legislature from Grey gelding pony, weight about To J®».'-« O Harrison, the abovo named de fendant. amending or repealing initiative 900 pounds, looks to be In the name of the State of Oregon: about 8 years old, branded I laws (by the stale grange.) Io n are hereby required to appear in the above entitled oonrt, and »newer the oom- To give each city or town the on left stiflle like thi>: plalnt Iliad agRinat yon in tha nbove enti Black, sogw built, coming 3- tled anil, on or before the Inat day of the sole right to regulate its husin year-o’d, brandedy W V on light time praaorlbed in the order of publioation, On or before the 20th day of Mnroh hous-’s, gambling, tliratres and the shoulder, weight about KXZ) towit: 1908, and if yoa fail to ao appear and Tike'as it pleases answer, plaintiff wilt apply to the Court for pounds. relief demanded in the oomplaint filed To extend suffrage to women. Black, rangy built mare, coming tba herein against yon, to-wit: For a decree dis 5 or 6 years old, has wire soar on solving the bonds of matrimony now exist Petitions to the following bills ing between tha plaintiff and yonrself on have been filed and are being cir leg, branded on left stifle a the gronnda of w illfn l desertion; and for combination Go repeated, a * anoh other and farther relief aa to the Court culated; may aaam equitable and inat. above the other. Thia anmmona ia served upon yon by pub Tho corrupt practice act. Lim Weight about 1000 pounds. lication thereof for a period of six weeks in the Sherman Oounty Observer, a weekly iting the amount of money that Phone or write to of general cironlation published L. L. P eetz , Moro Ore. newspaper candidates may spend for campaign 288 in Hherman oounty, Oregon, in purananoe to an order of the Hon E. V . Littlefield, purposes. (By U’Ren.) Judge of the above entitled Court, duly made on the 6th day of February, 1908, Requiring all legislative candi and »be date of the first publioation thereof la tha 7th day of February, 1908. dates to subscribe to Statement No. v 580 sore farm on High Prairie, 7tf7m90-286] w . D. FanaMAW, AI tome 1. (By U’Ren.) for P lain tiff Washington, for rent; three springs, For the division of Wasco conn- ONB — In the Circuit Court ot the State o f Oregon, tor Hherman county: ty n d the creation of another jood bouse and barn; 150 acres in SÜMoí 'all wheat, 150 acres pasture land, 1 county, with Hood River as the balance can be cultivated. Appli Mend Cnrtia. P lain tiff va. - > county seat. (By the people of cant must supply all stock and Fred W. Carità, Defendant j Wasco county.) equipment. Apply P. O. Box No. 1, To Fred W. Onrlis, the above named de fendant: The Dalles, Oregon. Prohibiting the fishing for sal 285 In the name of the Ht«te of Oregon: mon, except with fish wheels, be Ton are hereby required to appear in the above an titled oonrt and answer the dom- tween Celilo and Astorio. (By piainl filed against you In the above enti tled suit, on or before the Inat day of the The Dalles fish canneries ) time preaoribed in the order of publioat;on, Prohibiting the fishing for sal A representative in this oounty towit: on or before the 18th day of Marob, 1908, and If you fa il to ao appear and ena mon above the mouth of the Sandy. by*a large real estate corporation, war, plnintiff w ill apply to tha oonrt for the relief demanded in tba oomplaint filed pacial inducements to those who (By tho Astoria fishermen.] herein against yoa, towit: For a deoree dis Enlarging the powers of the Port lsh to become financially inter solving tha bonds of matrimony now exist ested. R eal E state S ecurity C o ., ing between the plnintiff and yourself oo of Postland in the interests of bet tha grounds of w illful denart.on; and for Fort Dearborn Bldg., o:har and farther relief aa to tba oonrt ter navigation on the lower Wil 285 Chioago, 111. may seam equitable and just. Thia aummons ia served upon you bv lamette and ColumhiM rivers. [By publioation thereof for a period of aix weeks Did It ®v«r oooor to you t h a t it in the Bbermsn County Observer, a weekly the people of Multnomah county.] lost or Stolen | [verything First Class ami lip to date. ¡¡J Agent for the Best Steam Laundry Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office E D G A R L E W I S , P r o p r ie t o r . M O R O - - O /P H Q O A Z . N SC H O O L S C R A N T O N , - P E N N S Y L V A N IA . 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U a p bum. a fa ll M boun aa I aaad fa r our catalog * • * eaplalateg Sag the t h . e e « p O w li« « « n p lo y o l In tMa t a a p . and fa r e m p ra p m W « r I w it h o u t w o v tm - at ------------------- $0 Wq will not be responsible for Abe neglect of au been iters to notify ns of changes in their address. Nor will tba notification of a Peat master that the sub scriber baa "Removed” settle tha bill of a delinquent. txwtta no more to produoe p rin tin g th a t 1« pfenning to thg «y« than the other k ind . The Ohaarvar In equipped w ith nil modern fa e illtlm for doing good work at th« very m in im u m of enri. Iv y im w ith on order sod if it la not wxeont- nd to y o n r perfect ant infant inn yoa need not pay * * I l newspaper of general eiroulstion published ia ui ouermwn Hbermnn ve,«n Gout ly, Oregon. In pursuance to an ordar of tke Hon E. V. Littlefield, Jodge of the above entitled oonrt. duly made on the 97th day of January, 1908, and M m date of the first publioation thereof is tba Slat day of January. 190M. Hnraos ~ F F i birra. Attorney, TtjSlmlA 9W • •j * for P la in tiff O m no. DAYS TMIAL yee Ulte tu h s w y o » h o w . w t u M . f t y « * n « l te h y y o * M t f h b o n u -t h è h « t llghted I m om la th è e e w , r T n h W ” e e m W « ld r l a — a -t lr» faM W Seehh tight «n e ld ecwt m w rt t u . t h a . your n m r n t a tetra, .a lo pay fa r ItM ir I . t » •« u e e d w « H a alo, - ( h a T h e A u g i. Leeap Sally and lla«»e M »ariaelaa boat |S M up. I l la b e e fa r aahfa,, TWR AWCLE Mr<L COL, t»S ÌS t WEST M tb STWEET, NEW YO»W f i n fir Reit. lu te d M a y b e turned M yh er Io « without odor. Mo K ogulra. alUfat bat OOM o r twice a w m k. I t Hood, a lamps ma] be seen at thè Observer office P IO N E E R ' B L U E B A R N M O R O , Q J tE O O N . ' . L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S . J. M. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager. T* t 4 ' m e from The Dalle« or suy ijljurtuan oounty, pointe at onr expense Herviee furnished t<5 or from Moro to any points. OUR M O T T O “Pleaat the public.” EVERYTHING NEW ANU UP-TO-DATE, SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS JOB PRINTING
