Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, March 06, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT The O b server. ties or personalities, just what is right. THE COMING PRIMARIES. People are geuerally becoming interested iu local politics and nat u rally expect to bear som ething MÛKÜ, OREGON. from The Old Reliable concerning local candidates for nomination. D. C. I reland a S o n . ......... E ditors Begintiing at the head, there is onr C. L. I reland , M anager . legislative candidates, ‘Senator Jay Bowerman and representatives B. Send for advertising rates. Ft Pike and IL II. D onnelly, each one out for republican re nomina F R ID A Y .................... March (i, ¡90S (ion; all of whom, having faithfully served their constituents at the last . The Observer has been established nearly 21 year«, and It lias some t-ubscri- session of the assembly, are entitled bers who have received It regularly for tq the honors of a second term, and more than h a lf a »core o f years. Many o f these object to fiaving the Old Reliable as lionojs are all the ,emoluments discontinued at the tim e ol expiration ol there are attached fdTtlie position, their subscriptions, and for their benefit, as for other reasons, we discontinue subscrip voters should be grateful that the tions only when noil fie. I to do so, except propostd cui.didales a ie w illing to by agreement made at the tim e the ac count Is opened, when It is noted upon give them the benefit o f experi the calendar to be discontinued prom ptly enee gained by the work of the last at the time specified. A ll persons paying assembly. j m e re urriciA L C 'tty O f f i c i a l P a p e r . f a i - bk or mhkrman G O H o n . R . N . D o n n e lly RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. Tàa lineai Okwvcàes. Political" Column. MORO PHARMACY The office of railroad commie M ere P resbyterian C hereh sioner under the new law la one of Services in Moro Presbyterian the m ost im portant to eastern Ore The undersigned hereby announces church next Sunday, Morning and to the voters of Hherman county that gon of any of the public officials. evening.. be tea candidate, at the primary elec Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists Three men are candidate« for the tion, for the republican nomination for Sunday school at 10 a m. office in this congressional district. D is tric t A tto rn ey, Hedicines Carefully Compounded. * A . J . A dams , Pastor. Dtb Judlolal district, eubleot to Clyde B. Aitcheson, the present ifl- tha approval of the voters of this dis M e re M . C . C h e re h Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry cunjjent; Dr. H am ilton, formerly trict. If nominated and elected I ehall Regular services every Sunday, endeavor to faithfully discharge the du- sheriff of Union county, and Jo llee of (be oftloe as provided by law. seph Gaston of Portland. Mr at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler, D. R. P a rk e r. Pastor. Aitcheson is a brother of John E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock a in. Aitcheson, in d icb d in Portland The uuderalgned hereby annouuoee P H Buxton, Supt. to the voters of Hherman oounty that long with Thorburn Rosa and Any and all K inds of P aten t M e d ic in e A lw ays th S to c k - Ladies' Aid Society, every Thurs be te a candidate, at the primary elec others (or wrecking the T itle Guar- tion, for the republican nomination for day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs C G C ounty C lerk ant e and Savings bank. Mr. C. Huis, President. If nominated and elected I will per- B. Ai cheson was him self a clerk th® duties of the office of County S p a u ld in g C h e « e l, in t in t bank when he was appoint '-'•era in the name manuer as naet vwim with special favors to none. Services, 1st and 3d S undays ed railroad com m issioner by State H . S. M c D a n e l 12 n. and 2d and 4th Sundays at Treasurer Steel, and rem ain'd in 7 :30 p. m. the em ploy of the bank aa ^cre- To voters of Hherman oounty Oregon: Sunday school 11 a. m. each I hereby announce myaelf aa a can a y of one of the Ross com panies didate for republican nomination for until 1 hey all went into the hands Sunday. C o u n ty C lerk Epworth League 7 p. m. of the receiver. Dr. H am ilton has of Hherman oounty, auhjeo to the ap G. F. P inkham , Pastor. proval of the voteru at tlie primary had a checkered career. A f w years election to be held Apt 11 17th, 1908. W e s le y C h a p e l. ago it is reported that be was run Is again before the people a cand idate for tenom ination for jo in t representative of the 28tli district, Shermau, Gilliam and W heeler. H aving served with Mr. P ik e at the last assembly, the people deci ded that he must go again. H e tried hard to evade the duty but finally consented, and this gives to each county in the district one true, tried aud efficient memtrer of the com ing legislature. Mr. Don nelly, w hile not so well known in this part o f the district, has a large acquaintance elsewhere, and his •4 coming out for the nomination is particularly gratifying to them, for they declare he is ju st the man for In adva rce at the time o f subscribing, w ill the place. H e says if nominated have the benefit o f the $ 2 5 0 rate for two and elected he will during his tggm years, or the $5 00 rate lor five years. W e H o n . Jay B o w trm a n of office faithfullyuuid im partially send T h e Observer to any responsible per» •on who orders it, though they may no* * Is a young man whose profes- discharge the duties thereof, aud send the money with the order, with the understanding that they are to pay 12W sional career has placed him as u g iv e the people all the benefits of cents per month for it,’ until such time as leading attorney of Gilliam and his expei ience, aud we all know C. E. J a m e s they may wish to take advantage o f the Services first and third Sundays, l i e is at the that means a good deal to a uew re ning a s .loon io H untington; and above liberal discounts. From this date W heeler counties, 7-30 p. m. and second and fourth we are prepared to «ilscoui t rates to all bead of a large law practice in gion, developing at fast as this is the same authority- reports tha The undersigned hereby announces leading W eeklies and Magazines publi died ^¡nce that tim e he ran another I Sunday« at 12 o’clock noon. to tbe votera of Hherman oounty that A modern hospital for the treatment of all niedLual and surgica at the present lim e. Mr. D ounelly which he has shown him self a man In the United States, Io any prepaid reader be Is a candidate, at the primary elec of T h e Old Reliable Observer. Come with of marked ability. Sunday school 11 a. m. each tion, for the republican nomination for diseases, except such as are contagious. H e was born in is properly called the father of saloon iu Pendleton, and has been the m oney— as that is Indispensihie. Iowa, A ugust 15, 1876, came to W heeler county. H e is a wealthy until recontly a bartend-r in a Sunday. J o in t S en ato r R ates, fro m $10.00 to $21.00 per w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room G. F. P inkham , Pa tor. for the 21at senatorial district, comprls Oregon in 1893. Is a graduate ol and enterprising stock man resid Por land saloon. And for these Even a remarkable streak of ing Hherman, Gilliam aud Wheeler Ambulance will meet all trains and boats If hospital Is notified, the law department o f W illam ette ing at Richmond. He was born iu reasons it is not probable that eith ooouties, Oregon. If nominated and good luck wouldn’t cure a born elected I will perform the duties per- U niversity in the class o f 1896. Teunessee, October 3,. 1855. Iu er Aitcheson or H am ilton w ill get A Blue Mark hers will answer a n t For F u rth er In fo rm a tio n A d d ress pessim ist. quiry, when entered upon our calendar, talulng to the office in the beat manuer Passing the suprem e court exam i 1880 be came to Oregon, and ever m any republican votes for the g In iving poaalble that will conserve the Interests the date o f the paper ae the date at of all the residents of the district. ** nation in the autumu of that year, since his arrival in this portion of nom ination. which your current aubacripllon expires. Mr. Bryan can feel oertaiu that before he had reached his majority, the state has displayed an energy M e d ic a l D irecto rs. Jay B o w e rm a n Of Mr. Gaston, the edi or of The his visit to Montreal won’t lose he waited uutil A ugust, 1897, for commensurate with the surround Observer can say that heh askn ow n The undersigned hereby snnouncee him auy votes. I«is diploma of admission to the bar, ings, until he ha9 an excellent es him intim ately for about forty to tbe voters or Hherman county that he is a candidate, at the primary elec when lie im m ediately entered upon tate, and one of the most lieautiful years and can heartily endorse the ] W anted, girl to do housework on tion, for the republican nomination for “ It certainly ig, and I thank you, ' V / J y Baron Takahira says talk of w vr •the practice of his professions. Al- homes in the iulaud em pire. He statem ent of the O.egonian: ‘ No a farm near Moro J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e Mr. Optician for fitting my eyes so / / J with Japan is inhuman. It cer way s u close student, with a k e e n has always taken an active iuterest body is bett r known throughout A pply at this office 289 for the 28ih representedve district, perfectly^, 1 have had glasses of ull ,z oomprlslug Hherman, Gilliam aud tainly is m ighty tiresome. perception and a fine forensic ora iu the developm ent and progress of Or g n than Joseph Gaston. He Wheeler countie«. ' If nominated and kinds, hut this lust pair I got of you J tor, it is not surprising that Mr. the com m unity, being an enterpris has never been an office seeker nor R O T I C I O F F I N A L S E T T L E M K N T . elected I will perform the duties per beats thorn a ll.” taining to the office In the best manuer The way it looks now, a good, 4 Bowermau has forged ahead in his ing man, and socially .and politi an ybod y’s hired man. The work Holloa Is haroby givao that the onder possible that will conserve the interests S l J i of all tbe residents of the district. roomy addition will have to be profession^ with strong indication cally is influential and leading. In he has d n ein - .„ d Io , O r eg o n -1 * I obb tim e before hft wrJnld let 0« ttz bis eves.' that he will be among the leadiug 1898 he was a member of the legis and l b , work h a , been various end Me M id all k I mhch were alike mid what wna added to the Taft bandwagon. R. N . D o n n elly Ibe nae. Now yon m u I I n»t eet him to law yeis of the Pacific northwest at lature from the district including long continued— has been upon his elsewhere. We ore perl, ot “ oyo flttera,” m.d “ id e»iat*. and that itondny, the 6tb The undersigned hereby announces that s why we plente our pstroua. no distant day- Not among the Grant aud Harney, at which tint© own initiative'. He has the expe- ■ «•-hafb^o^SzJd by said oouW as ib * It is confidently asserted that to the votera of Hherman county that’ least of his qualifications, Mr.-Boyv- he pushed a bill through, creating rience, the character, and the in J S r 'S * - * be is a candidate, at the primary elec Secretary Taft will have 39 more errnau is a perfect gentleman iu de W heeler county, which six years tion, for the republican nomination for dependence of all special interests . K- OOOHHAN thau enough vo‘es to nominate him ... , . , 1 . . | X«;n-<ni«lralor o< Ibo ea u ia of - P air! --- ------------------------ Patrick W. T H E D A L L E S , O IU O O N . portment, and is appreciative of later he represented in the L-gisia , J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e M eDonald, daeaaaad. (StuS 27-2811) to qualify him for the place for on the first ballot. of th«2Htb representative district, com the worth o f social distinction in lure as a part o f the 28th district. prising Hherman, Gilliam aud Wheeler which ho now offers him self. winning the esteem of his fellow Through a m isunderstanding two j ^ otice ' fob P U B L IC A T IO N . counties, Oregon. If nominated and Mr. Gaston has had sixteen years W ben w r itin g for C ata lo g elected I will perform the duties per That <8,250,000 O, R. N. d iv i men. In the position to which he years ago, and the bungled style of l-A X C L S T C A T A L O G ------- --------------- - ------- • — — Departm ent of ibe Interior. taining to the office In the best man experience in building and opera J ones cash store Lan d OfBoe at I'be Dalle«, Oreson. 1 dend of 75 per ceut was ju st a bit is again aspiring Mr. Bowerman the ballot, many Hherman county Mail Ord.riHou»«. ,„ J «¿3 « Y j I J kN 0 ( 1 « , « , ner possible that will conserve the In February A, 19UH. | He I of bookkeeping to get the balances has made him self alm ost iudispeus» voters failed to vote for Mr. Don ting railroads in Oregon. Notiee is hereby given that John T. Pope terests of all the resideuts of the district. G R O C E R IE S ( economize THRO J0 N E 5 > 1-*- ae filed notice of hie intention in out of reach of the assessors. able to the com m unities which he uelly, an error much regre* ted, but secured the land grants for the make final oommataiion proof in utJw ul ,U Lad, ----- Homeel elaim , vie: • u n iti Front .n d O .lt S|, aat M represents, and with liis two assist he got there just the same. W e state on which the roads in western enpport of bta --------- L .i.iu, P O R T L A N D OH Oregon were built, .H hough he w " ‘- N W x *“ Telegram: *‘If Ilill builds a line ants in the legislature will be re hope no such m istake will be made Mention thia got an acre of the land or a lio“ J s „toWB“h,P 1 •ootb, ranee 1» nominated and elected, because the next June. G ive Air. D onnelly j never down the coast .a n d n « ... . - . ! • • • * . w - M ., and that said proof w ill be floUar Of their proceeds. Outside ™*de before the Register and Ueeeiver, at people o f Sherman, G illiam aud everything there ip in it. J e w e le r an d W a tc h m a k e r starts after him, it js I ot that he built the first lorly » 1 1 » P S . heeler want him in that place in w ill find it an up H ill/r o p o siti - I Ui - — --------------------------- s. . to p t - .. w’.l eferenee to any other man. De- Ha, ha! None that have left Moro the past ol narrow gauge r.-.d in t h . .ta le, J' .............. Graduate of Seattle .W atch Work ’ Inger nd upon it Sherman county will four tears, moved awuy; but would and has never been in the employ *tr ttaahh. Hugh Heott, r Piaa P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . He has f» im 2 0 -» 7 l C. w. Mooaa, Regleter m aking A Engraving School its part, for in Mr. Bowerman be glad to be back again. Come of the big companies. Sure. TJre new Pt large interests in eastern Oregon, t ^ oticefob publication o be found: llo u esty ; common yards is a swift proposT on, brothers; your old borne awaits lta , CRASS V A L L E Y . use; industry aud sobriety. “If your coming with cordial greeting and has rendered this sw clli , ol t b . 11 what effect will it have upon sa l state great service in m aking its re LandOflioe at Tbe Dalles, O r., ( u find a grow tby fellow couibfn- mon in the Columbia rivet! and a Agoiit for the Rest Stouiii^LaiY?i(Iry g those four qualities ouce io a sources known to the world. I f h e Notice Is hereby given Ib at OharleeW . Bark- Moro Patronage Solicted. back-water front iu the Rose City! The recent oongress devoted to is elected-rsilroad c o m m issio n e r - r t b t o ' t o S S t o ' t ’i K - Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office x mouths' search you are doing .retty w ell,” said General Grant. dry farming, as practiced iu semi- and there is no donht that he w ill J™ ' E D G A R L E W I S , P r o p r ie t o r . tOe.XplH‘U that/C u n tiu u i..g he said, “a quality arid districts of the United States, be—eastern Oregon will have a ,or th® » E X *nd s e x hex of ae«-’ financial d e d with the Grogoy^ greater than genius is.tbei ability to has resulted in convincing many friend on the com m ission that w ill ’w “»fT'aid’ thit’ alid0^ « r • u r b i’ mede widow, Mr. U ’lien might elur see that our intereste get a eq « .re u L ' S t t S i f t S i ’iStb** T1" pick out a geu iu s,” aud that brings practical minds that it is rg h t W a tc h m a k e r and that <80.00 graft for .a vote the proposition up to the voters of principle, correctly applied, aud deal. Mr. Gaston should receive H" the following witneeaee to assembly a few years ago, which the 21st senatorial d istiict. Do will supercede irrigation in uiHny the solid republican vote of eastern <'oiti»auoo of tbe*3i»nd^Ti«du * N .°K " " r ' Sjjecial attention given work sent ■cared him so bad when detected. your duty, gehtlcm en; support Mr. reghxis.- The s) stem of irrigation is <) r ' K<>n- __________ “ eW o id ik iT b S S a ? ^ ’ * • > ’ in by m ail or express. so ex pros ire that, if c m ieiTou utb Bowceumw.-------------------------- --------------------------- ptfl4m lS-2871 0 . W. Mooaa, Be« is ter All work warranteed first class der scientific rules, the farm where D O IN G T H E I R D U T Y Col. W atterson describes the I ] ;X E C U T O B ’S N O T IC E irrigation is not practiced c politics of the president’s latest H o n . B . F. P ik » S c o re s o f M o r o P e o p le a r e L e a e n ln e r<L " 11, WhoDa •» May Conoern: Ii2 East Sccoad Street Phene No. 245 ■pecial message as “ a c r o ss’tw ix l be made to pay a _ larger th a D u ty o f th e K id n e y s ’ L <*T®n «»• ■«»<»•' Wunborn in* Newbury port, Mass., z - n.w neyw . signed baa been duly appointed by tb« F elix Adler and C »pair's Common percentage on tbe investment The Dalles, Or., T o n ite r th e blood Is th e k id n e y * 1 9?nn‘ ’ ° ° « rt ot »be Htate of Oregon, for November 24, 1840. He is a re taries, with a d ish of Tom Liw than the irrigsted land. This ii$ d u ty ‘“ ‘•rn ian OatMRy. eaaawtor a i tbe last w ill and •«•»«meet of Henry Seb lege I, deceased. ■on.” A K entuckian’s idea of a tired farmer, livin g in this city. why scientific Ary farming will su VI lien th e y fa il to do th is th e k id -1 ^D d * (1 persona bavin« olaima against said He served with distinction during •state are hereby notified and required to Architecture Bookkeeping Htenogrnnhv d ish iu any m ixture b e in ’ goner ueys are «Ick. pereede irrigation. In the armory preeent tbe eame. dale verified, to tbe 011- Banking and Banking Law Commercial Law, Advertising ous, the recipe stands approved. v the civil w ir am khas experienced where the congress was held all Backache and many kidney lib fol deraixned exeewtor, a l tbe offlse ot Ma indi I have oats for sale at the E n k - m i:iy adventures and vicissitudes « Hryant, la Moro. Oregua, la said Sher low, Show Card W riting Chemistry sorts of cereals, fruits and vegeta «nan oooaty. state o f Ure«oe, jw ltb ia six insville warehouse, at <27.50 per M echanical Drawing Electrical Engineering - U r in a r y tro u b le , diabetes. iu his career, from June 1861 to month« from the date of this nofíoe. bles were on display, grown upon N. W. T hompson , t ^ r r V “,tra tln g ’ Clvil En8 ineering, Steam Engineering Dated at M ore, Oregon, this fttb day of 4°n. Senator Fulton is tho only man January 1866. Ho participated in Iloan’s Kidney Pills cure them all. February, A. D . l»o* Civil Service, Mechanical EngineeHng, ® Moro, Oregon. Wiu. Berrmau, Hherman, HL, Hood „ in the senate who is earnestly en the bailie of W illiam sburg, and arid lands. Of c< •urse they were , . . . . A. D illimoxb , Gas Engineering, M ining Engineering, Locomotive Running, Exeoutor of tbe last w ill and testament of not grown in a haphazard way, but River, Oregou, says: “I was feeling deavoring to have the government was in active service during Mc Henry Heble«el. deoeased. k - . lum bing, H eating and V entilating, •julie miserable when I began using snini. Balan, Peninsular campaign. by paying attention to scientific su it actually begun to test the sta t C lellan's French, German, Spanish, taught with Edison Phonograph. lean's Kidney Pills but I am glad to 6tf7m20-2M] Attorneys for Exeontor principles aa fine products were us of railroad grant lauds in O re Was iu Pope's campaign in V ir say that they quickly cured me of the F ull information furnished free upon request by M M O N 8 .—Ia tha Circuit Court ot tha State Two span, broke, gentle to handle. gon. Yet there are persons, in ginia, Cnanccllursville and G ettys grown as ever took root in irrigated complaint. My kidneys were very O 17 ______ o f O regon foe Sherm an C ounty. soil. Call on me and w ill make terms to cluding H eney, who will probably burg. H e then accom panied the weak and the secretions gave me a Lena H arrteo M b 'P Pial la in tif, I suit. O wen T hompson , great deal of annoyance, as they were va. , continue to say t in t Fulton is a army of I lie Jam es to Richmond, Agitation of the land grant grabs eutirely too free In action. My back Jeaae C. H a rri000, Defendant. 28® M onklaud, Ore. railroad senator. where his command became a part 64 1-3 Sixth street, Portland, Ore. in Oregon is having the desired ef waavery lame and caused ma much To Jasas C Hsrrison, tbs sbovs named de of the 24th corps aud participated fendant. fect. Suits have been begun and suffering whenever I bent over or at In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon: 1 on are hereby required to appear in the Air. Bourne declares that he has iu the capture Jiff Petersburg aud congress is earnestly trying to undo tempted to regain an erect position- entitled eonrt, and answer tbe oom surrender i l l A ppom attox. Doan’s Kidney Pllla cured me of all above no favorites in the indecent contest the plaint filed againet yoo hi tbe above enti the tangled mess wbiph handicap- Subsequently, ou account of his this suffering apd it gives me pleaauro tled salt, oa or before tbe lest day of tbe agaiust Air. Fulton, of whom he O/egon, even as Sherman <;nnntv is to reeoniuend them to others.” time preeerfbed Is tbe order of pubhoatioa. From my farm, three miles weBt of great judgm ent and discreetness, W ill give reward of <25 for towlt: O b or before tbe 20tb day of Mateh Moro. says: ‘‘Senator Fulton has been a handicapped by a monstrous, thiev I .OH, m ><! |f *on fa il to ao appear and hard working, able, efficient and he served iu the m ilitary police For eale-by -all dealers. Price 60 wnewer. p laintiff w ill aoniv to tbe Court for their return or information as to ing grant. The fact that the d e their whereabouts. ------ ---------------------- — oom plaint filed influential public servant; our rela and as provost guard iu Richmond cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, here say th ey sre ss good ss Gas. In f«««. „ Z Grey gelding pony, weight about until h , • •• partment of justice has made nil New York, sole agents for tha United herein againet yon. to-wit: Por a decree dia- h o m e is n o w co n iid s rs d the best ligh ted h o « . , uolving tbe bonds of matrimony now exist tions have alw ays been pleasant, 900 pounds, looks to be irations to begin a suit to en Htates. W h I(. W hen W a g e v i .i ii n e ear ing between tbe plaintiff and you reelf on although we sometimes disagree on the picked men w b U .tltvi UuiUe u C neighbors o f an evening it I . h s r i f t e beep fro m tbe grounds o f w illfa l deeertioo; end for about 8 years old, branded force Ute u r.us of government land e xc laim in g «bout the pom l.jfht t h ,y h * v « |* * compnnieil Col. Aforr¡sou’s New Remember the na me— D imos —and •00b other end farther relief as to tbs Coart on left stiffle like this: public, questions.” " * m * l « ‘«*ble sad jaat. ' T h e Anglo l amp i . the or?» method o f burnln. common kerosono oil. end it nt different from th* York battalion to Mexico, joining gratds lit Oregon was brought nut lake no other. This eammons is served apon yon by pab Black, soggy built, com ing 3- ordinary lamps in r e re //f as It I t In « » « « r e iu r li when Senator Fulton reported a res ‘ hereof for s period of six weeks in Col. Curt man’s regim ent in the makes common kerosene tho h. st, the cheapest right tbs Sherman County Observer. a weekly year»o!d, b r a n d e d o n • fid too tnor.t Butlafnotory of all liuhtinM A t tho slin e moment Peru was olution authorizing the department Mexican at my. The next year Additional Local Mention newspaper of general el ran la lion p n b iia b e d shoulder, weight about 1000 ringing out a welcome by its fleet in Hnermen oonnty. Oregon, in poreosnoe pounds. saw the end o f that war and Air. to bring such suit and aeked for its to an order o f »be Hon E. V . L ittle field , Don’t «end ua for free p i Mlcatlon any aud its forts at Callao to the arriv Black, rangy built mare, coming Judge of tbe above entitled Court, duly The same thing of an advertising ch ats:ter. Pike returned to the Uuited States, im mediate adoption. ■uw« uw tbs fob aay r e n r u r r , IVON, mtMM on day ov of Pebraary, 1808, 5 or 6 years old, has wire scar on ing American armada at that port and finally lceated in Shcrm in conditio« exists in all land grant All locals w ill be run till ordered out sad ’be date o f tbe first publication thereof leg, branded on left stifle a President Roosevelt was receiving is tbe 7tb day of February. IMS. county, w ber«*lie became oho of states, although only Oregon is re Unless otherwise specified W. D. P IAS, Attorney com bination Co repeated, the new Japanese ambassador at Copy fonads, change«, etc., muat be Iu 7tfTmfi0-2W] for P lain tiff above the other. our most prosperous farmeis. The ferred to io the resolution. For 40 Hie office before 2 oTclock p. m. Wednes ------------— 3« D A Y S TRIAL— _______ «-'r-P -b- W ashington/ Both events stsnd U M M O N S ------ In the Circuit Court ot tha Stale Weight about 1000 pounds. people called him to servo three years the railroads have refused to day Ip Insure proper care and attention. 11 k* * ° fo w y™' !‘O *C «dmtrlse’y r f-red to by you» eetrbhnr. St "th - I . o f O rew oo, tor Sherman count«: V of different phases of fhe same S Phone or write to terms as county assessor, and to com ply with the term i of their > D on’t send us articles on politics, tem ■tory. They register the new con Mand Curtis. P lain tiff ) 288 L. L. P eetz , Moro, Ore. V /F F T S4»h t . r s v.Wj; N E W Y 0 K K " represent them iu the last assem grants. The settler o mid not pro persnee or religion. Discussion of such ditions in the Pacific. Am bassa topics only leads to violent and abusive Fred W. Cortis, Defendant Í bly. Aud now they wuut him ceed against the railroads to force language In the end. dor 'Takahira, in presenting his cre Tu Fred Carila, ibe above named de then, f r a second term; that is why Ihem to comply with the terms be Avoid personalities. Com pliments dell fendant : dentials to the president, declared he is a candidate for re Domina cause the proceedings could ouly calely given are always acceptable, bill la tbe name of tbe State of Oregon: that “ the m aintenance of last! ig Ton are hereby required to appear in tbe 560 acre farm on H igh Prairie, tion before the republican prlma be brought by the government which even they must not be overdone, as the charge of Inclncerltv is apt to follow s above entitled eonrt and answer ‘ peace with all nations and the con lies. Ti e people have asked Mr. g iv e the grant. This question in shower o f pretty nothings spread broad plaint m<Mt rnraiee* yen in tbe above enti W ashington, for rent; three springs, servation of the rights and interests tled ani», on or before tbe lest day of tbe ;ood house and barn; 150 acres in Pike to lake this step. l i e has volves m illions of acres of lm d s east -■«w w». of pabiioatxm. ! ail wheat,* 153 acrea pasture land, time preeerilied is the v. order of all peoples are the cardinal oh towii: Inks, muciluge, cards, envelopes. toerft: on or before tbe the ISth day c of Merab, congested and now asks hitf'fricuds worth hundreds of millions of dol- balanoe can be ¿ultivated. A ppli jects of the Japanese government, * Ter\ . klli ‘lA ***»>•*•. *vsry sty Is, st IWfi. and if yoo fa il to so appesi r and aoa M O ItO , O R E G O N . t& rally to his support, a requts ars. war, p laintiff w ill apply to tbe < ooort for cant m ust supply all stock and he Ol»server Hook 8 tore. and he said that it would’ be his tbe relief demanded is tbe eompi ------------------------- — — —piaist filed which will la* prom ptly and cheer equipment. A pply P. O. Box No. 1, Difficulty in having your Observer terein aeetnet yoe, towlt: For a deeree div- ■p-idlal aim to promote that ideal. l iv e r y fe e d a n d s a l e s t a b l e s The Dalles, Oregon. A. 1 o»-nt Postal Card, no more,nor changed may be avoided by sending the •ulvioff tbe bonde of matrimony now exist 285 fully complied with, and The Old taiwtlff and sod yooraalf desired alleralion io I Ills office. Always • ”« betweeo tbe plsiatiff uu lens, Is a ll th a t is necessary to ch ang e Reliable guaranties that If elected tbe «ronnde of w tijfnl deeertion; and for our address, or h ave T h e O bserver fol- give (he name o f the office from which J. M. D UNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager. oibev and fartber raltsf as to tbe eonrt B e a t H e a l e r In th a W o r ld . you want It changed, aa well as the one to snob Mr. Pike will serve the public with E _ ’I* you T ’ h^rever you m a y go. T h e n Mr may eneas eqeitabte eqeitebie and a~ " Jnet. 1/ u a _ -ii_ a • w« H lx l l la. • /» S rved apon y« --------------------- « u M t w u j m m iiupap T r 1 ’ rae from The D a lle s or any Hherman county point. «» onr expense. pnblieattrm tbereof for n period of six wlio have bualnceeof their own toYu Maine, cays: "I have used Rurklen'a Did it e v e r o c c u r to you t h a t it tiality ns heretofore, givin g to all a tend to and forget to attend to your Obeerver, a a Hervloe fam ished *0 or from Mora to any pointe. A representative in this county Arnica Halve for several years, on my snots no m ore to produce p r in tin g th a t newspeper of oeoerel etrenlsilon pubi errands? Remember this suggestion. OUR MOTTO “Pleas* th* public.” Is pleasing to tb s ey e th a n th e o th e r »■ » e ra s e n Donato. O r s M . In pnraaan<M by a large real estate corporation. Old army wound and other otetlnate square deal and good service, hon W e will not be responsible kor the' k in d / T h e O iw e rv er Is eq u ip p ed w ith to na order of Ibe Hon B. V L.ttlefield. Special inducem ents to those who », and find that It is the beat healer estly, faithfully and conscientious neglect of subscribers to n o tify ns of «11 m o d e rn fact lit lee for d o in g good Jodne of tbe above entitled eonrt. doly EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,' lie world. I one it too with great ly, without fear or favor, endeavor ciisnges in th e ir address. N or w ill th e w o rk s t th o v e ry m in im u m o f coot. I v y mede oa tb w tîtb day of Jsnaary, ISOS, sod wish to become financially inter date of tbe fires pnbiteetion thereof is ested. R eal E state S ta m m * Co., aaa In my veterinary business. ing always to accord to every iudi no tification <xf s Post m aster th a t (he sub us w ith an o rd e r an d I f it Is n o t exeeaC tbe (be Ms* day of Jsnesry, Ivon SPECIAL RATES TO G01IM ER0IAL TRAVELERS scriber has “ R em oved” settle tbe b ill of ed to y o u r perfoct satisfaction yo u need Fort Dearborn Bldg., ■ 25c at Moro Pharmacy. “ F o rm , Attorney, vidual, irrespective of party, poli FORMALDEHYDE, RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY ' BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CIGARS. TH E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L , Drs. Ferguson and Reuter, fiirl Wanted. Isn’t Reading a Delight Now We coaxed that man F. W. Clark, Jeweler, S Optician lx ’ JL • > k B " T * * 1 Th< Buyer* Cu,,,• F. W . N ewell [M oro 'S B a r b e r S h o p Everything First Class and Up to date. D. Lindquist | MORO - - OREGON. SCHOOL SCRANTON, - Oats for Sale M Ä P E N N S Y L V A N IA . Geldings for Sale H. V. REED, Representative, lest, Strayed or Stolen. E veryone Exclaim s About Our Lights!” The A ngle Lamu X Q o W . lamps may he seen at the Observer office" Fan for Rent. , w am a d s lin q u e a t. 7: n o t pay for I I . >• for P leio llff ®8ft Chicago, III. .