I
The
O b se r v e r .
AN AMERICAN BANKER ABROAD
The 89th anniversary of found
ing of Odd Fellowship in the U. S.
was celebrated by Moro Lodge 113
on tjie 25th, by dedicating their
magnificent new hall, and a basket
d'nner. The procession, in which
was represented tho whole fraterni
ty of Sherman county, led to the
M E Church, which was comforta
bly fill«! by an intelligent audi
ence, attentively listening to the
In Ixtudon the Queen and tho litorary exercises of the day, the
DowagerEinprcss of Russia in~pe<‘- most notable of which was an ora
ed the art g.illeiits of t h e ‘bai ki r tion by Rev A J Adams, in the
undei his guidance, Tin» Indian course of which he reviewed the
Queen receive«! him. '1 bn li'.lke of teachings and lessons of the order,
Orleans attende«! bis iec«'p ion. a n d told what it stands for. It is
The Papal Secretary of State gave based on* the brotherhood of man,
him ai^extended audience and the for no man can live independent of
Supreuie Pontiff blessed him, bar his fellows. We all belong to one
rowing his fouutain pen to w r ite s common family, having the same
prayer for his prospeiily. Iu all common aim in life.
The boys looked very nice in the
respects the hanker has been t n a ‘-
handsome new regalia, and the
ed as a real “cousin.’’
It is true that «luring his ab ei co daughters wore their brightest mules
Mr Harriman has been engaged in as custodian of Grand Master Scott
“saving the Erie” and turning a who conducted the dedicatidn. In
few dollars for himself iu I he pro the course of his remarkably fine
cess. Incidentally ho appeals »<> address, Bro Scott confined himself
have relieved Mr. Morgan of the to the ritual and delivered a well
hurdeu of controlling that proper timed educational sermon to the
ty. But has not the fun lieen woilli fraternity, teaching that Odd Fel
the cost! W hat-is the whole out lowship. is founded on the princi
standing issue of Erie common, by ples of friendship, love and truth.
comparison with the privileges of It teaches morality in all things; it
hobnobbing with royalty and mak enters the chambers of the sick; it
ing a grand tour uuder auspices not watches at the bedside of the dying;
previously enjoyed by any private it speaks words of tenderness and
citizen!
condolence to tlje widow and orph
an; it is organized together for the
P o lit ic a l Information.
betterment of its members, in
Registration reopens April 21 for friendship, love and truth; it vieits
general election, and closes May 15. the sick, it buries the dead, and
takes care of the widow and orphan.
Election June 1.
Noble Grand Otto Peetz presided
Registration reopens Sept. 20 for with honor and dignity, and exem
Presidential election, and closes on plified the secret work by seeing to
it that every one present should be
October 20. Election ^iov. 3.
made to feel quite happy and at
home on this joyous occasion.
The crowned heads of Europo
have at all times sbowu themselves
O F F IC IA L f * P I B OF *HRJBMAN OO kiudly disposed toward American
MORO, OR BOON.
millionaires. They havoA>n numer
ous occasions granted audiences to
0 . C. I reland a S on . . . E ditors visiting steel kings. But it haa been
left to J Pierpont Morgan to receive
C. L. I reland , M anager .
marks of royal favor o f it kind not
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usually accorded to a commoner.
He, more than all the rest, is per
FR ID A Y ................ . . . M ay 1. 1908 sona grata iu palaces.
■ • r e C l« p O f f i c i a l P a p e r .
C h u r c h a n d S o c ie ty n o tic e » F R E E , e x
c e p t w h e n fo r m o n e y m a k in g p u rp o s e s
S u c h n o tic e » a t r e g u la r r a te » a t t h e o p tio n
o f t h e p u b lis h e r» .
B e fo re c o m in g to t h e c ity to tra d e r e a d -
(., * a r e re q u e s te d to e x a m in e 1 h e O b a n v e r
a d v e r tis in g c o lu m n » . I t » t h e a c tiv e , w id e
a w a k e bu a ln ea a m a n w h o a d v e rtis e » , c o n
s e q u e n tly h e I» t h e m o s t a c c o m m o d a t in g ,
• e li » th e c h e a p e s t, a n d d e a ls th e m o s t lib
e r a l ly In e v e r y w a y
We will not be reeponeible for »he
neglect of «ubscrilier« to n o tify n« of
change« in th e ir a d ilre M . N o r w ill the
notification of a Postmaster th at the aub-
■criber haa “ R em oved” eettle the b ill of
* d elin q u en t.
,
The colored troops must always
admit that Senator Foraker fought
nobly at Brownsville.
The Philadelphia machine claims
another sweeping victory for Peu-
roee at the primaries. So the Qua
ker city is still corrupt ami content
ed, is it 1
Chicago gets a check for $801.000
as the city’s share of the local trac
tion monopoly’s net earnings last
year. Au “ object lesson’’ for the
Rose city T
r
Congress at this session is likely
to appropriate several millions to
fortify Hawaii. The value of those
islands as a strategic point in the
Pacific will he increasingly appre
dated as the years go by.
The honest and conseieul i«ms
B lin d M e n ’s D r e a m s .
citizen from Indiana a ho told P ie s
O ne o f th e most In te llig e n t Initiated
dent Roosevelt that “ the only sec I o f a M in d nt-ylum. w ho cam e Into th e
ond choice sentiment «mi their is w o r ld b lin d , ¡ i y i th at be never dream s
for Roosevelt,” “ if he will take the 1 o f t h e things be haa read about and
never drgains o f any th in g or person
nomination,’’ offers a uew point of th at he has not in some w a y com e in
view—Roosevelt as second choice Iiersoual contact w ith . H e dream a of
uiuslc, o f the voices o f persons he
to Fairbanks !
The square rigged Preusscn, 5081
tous, is a good deal of a ship. More
impressive even thau her 30 mi cs
of cordage ami tigging, though, is
the fact that she is manned almost
entirely by young men, and all tire
Germans. A good omen for German
merchant shipping of the fatuie,
and a splendid lesson for American
younj men.
The U lited Staten want no war
with Venezuela; not even to help
along President Roosevelt's cam
paign plans. The obvious effect of
the resolution drawn by Senator
Lodge, at the requent o f the admin
istration, authorizing an armed
demoastr itiou aguiust Castio, a ould
be to create a condition verging on
war, if not actud hostilities. To
aend military forces to Venezuela
bearing a direct threat of force, is
to invite armed resistance. The
moat hopeful sign in the immediate
situation is that President Roose
▼elt admits that he has no pow er
to use th« army and navy for this
purpose without the asseut of con
green. Evidently he lias learned
that the President of the Unite«]
States cannot declare war of his own
motion, even agaiust a nation as
weak as Venezuela, though he may
contrive to make a war inevitable,
by the direction he may give to out
foreigh federal relations.
- knows, o f auch Incidents as m ig h t
happen a t th e home o r jn some place
in w h ich be haa a c tu a lly been, b u t
never o f Incidents In o th e r p la c e * or In
o th er lands.
E v e n altho ugh he haa
read descriptions o f localities, o f n a t
u ral beauties, o f the" appearance o f a
street or a c ity , no Idea o f w h a t th ey
look lik e comos to him In th e fancies
of his sleep. T h e re Is a class o f b lin d
people w h o become b lin d w h en q u ite
young. Such blin d people never dream
o f an y scene o r ob ject excep t those
w h ich have rem ained In th e m em ory
fro m w b a t th ey ac tu a lly saw before
they becam e b lin d .—PeArson's W e e k ly .
- "
,
T h » Successful -Man.
W n n il m a y le a r n to h e ld a pen
W h e n w e are v e ry yonng,
K u t h e 's t h e c le v e r e a t o f m e n
W h o le a r n s to h o ld h la to n g u e .
—P h ila d e lp h ia P res s.
W hal
Hubby
T h o u g h t.
She—W h y . no. T h e stolen G ainsb or
ough wns not a h a t I t was a picture.
H e r husband—Oh, I thought fro m the
value It w as a h at.—T o w n and C oun
tr y :
__________________
O d d , In d e e d .
A f u n n y f a c t 't ie w h e n a m a n
O n fu n c tio n s spend a h la tin .
T h e m o r e h e hsa a b ig b lo w o u t
T h e m o re he b lo w » It In.
— B a lt im o r e Am erican».
A
D if f e r e n c e .
Old M oneygrub b— W h a t chance haa
a m an o f fifty to m arry?
P re tty P e rt— F ifty w h a t—y e a r* or
m illions?— N ew Y ork E v e n in g Jo urnal.
T h e E x tr e m is t.
T h e g l g x lr r 'e b e t t e r t h a n th e m a n
W h o n e v e r la u g h s a b it.
T o la u g h n t n o th tn e 'e b e t t e r t h e n
T o w o r r y o v e r It .
—P h ila d e lp h ia Press
No
F o o ts t e p s
Dogged
C n re k a
L e d g e N e . 121.
A . F a A. M.. More, Or.
Odd F e llo w * ’ C e le b r a tio n .
Not
M a n ’s W o r k .
M o o u llg lit nuU sp rin g tim e moods all
to tlie co ntrary, the fa c t rem ains th at
m arriag e Is n A a m an's w o rk, b u t one
of bis dearest dfeftfcions, from w hich
he parts begrudgingly.
M oreover, It
Is no t even uecessary to him In the
accom plishm ent o f those thlugs w hich
are his w o rk. I t Is g e n erally n * more
th an hla drea m o f prolonging through
years a hu m a n ly Im prob able condition.
H appiness as a husband and fa th e r
has a lw a y s been bis scarcely w h is
pered p ray er, bis dearest secret hope,
to w a rd w h ich a ll his Idealism yearns.
T h a t num erous other and very potent
m otives en ter In to m en’s hearts Is not
In the. least overlooked.
I t Is only
claim ed th a t to the average m an his
fu tu re m arria g e is little m ore th a n a
v e ry b e a u tifu l d rea m .—A n n a A . Rog
ers In A tla n tic .
A S tre n u o u s H i n t .
I t wns g ro w in g ve ry late, b u t the
young m an In the p a rlo r scene allow
ed no algos o f m akin g a home run.
“ You ev id e n tly have a v e ry v iv id
Im agination, M r. B oren i,” said the dear
g irl as she m ade an unsuccessful a t
te m p t to stran gle a ya w n .
“ W h y do you th in k so?” queried the
unsuspecting Borem .
“ I th ou ght perhaps you Im agined
yo u rs e lf in th e a rc tic regions, w h ere
th e nights are six m onths long," she
explained.
A n d th irty seconds la te r he had fa d
ed Into the glum psome gloom.—C hica
go News.
N ot Run by an Irish m an .
W h en a F ren ch ch auffeu r brought
a n Im ported m achine to the rep a ir
shop one o f the mechanics became In
terested In the Ingenious speed Indi
ca to r which record* the distance cov
ered In the m etric system.
“ I t ’s surely fine,” rem arked the man,
“ b u t It w ould ta ke a F ren chm an to
read It.”
“ D o yen tln k ,’’ exclaim ed the c h a u f
fe u r, “xat zeex masheen eex run by an
Iris h m a n ? ” —N ew Y o rk Tim es.
F o r H im .
' ‘D d you lielleve tn chasing shad
O w n :'
“ You l>et I d« I f yon can catch 'em
a t It.” —B a ltim o re A m erican.
R isky Speculation.
In the days "befo’ do w a h " a handy
negro named Jack w as saving money
earned a t odd tim es w ith w hich to buy
Oregonian: Another cut lias l»en
his freedom .
H is m aster encouraged
made in trans Pacific wheat mix )
T h e M a id a n d t h e Count.
him and kept hla money fo r him . In
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flour rates, and now the wheat
tim e Jack had saved (U00 and needed
B u t th e c o u n t »ho d id n ’ t e m b a rra s s .
only an oth er hundred to m ake him
producers of the great Northwest,
" M y n a m e I« m y f o r tu n e ." h e re p lie d ,
free.
H I* m aster told him th a t It
" F o r I t w ill w in m e a n h e lr e a a "
who suffer so keenly through lack
—C h ic a g o N e w a
w o u ld n 't he long now u n til he could
o f an American merchant marine,
get an oth er buudred. Jack w e n t ou t
D a n g e ro u s .
w ith an oth er slave to celebrate some
can ship their products clear across
L ittle W illie --1 dream n lx ^ t m y girl.
local fe stiv al.
R e tu rn in g nlong the
the Pacific at $2 |>er ton, which is
L ittle R e **le — D o you?
railro ad track thyy w ere frlghten«>d by
leas than it costs them to send wheat
L ittle W illie - Y ea
I k i l l e d tw r fe l an approaching tra in . Both got o ff the
*
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to San Francisco in American lows nbout her last night.
treck. »mt Jack's com panion fe ll and,
s trik iu g hl« bond ag ain st * rock, w as
steamers. Of course it is not a sub
W h a t H ie M usic B ill M e a n t .
killed . Jack h u rried as rap id ly aa he
aidized American fleet that is in ,i/t arc h ite c t who had planned and could to hla m aste r’* house. I t w as
creasing the profits of these farmers vuperlutended the b u ilding o f a west a la te hour, but the m aster m ust bear
to the extent of several dollars per aide residence had tu rn ed over the him . H e said. “ G im m e m ah m oney
com pleted house to Its ow ner.
The
ton, for the vessels engaged in the arch itect had ls«en In nowise ham p er rig h t n o w ." T h e astonished m aster
rem onstrated, saying, “ B ut, Jack, you
trade are all foreign craft owned by ed In the ex p en d itu re o f m oney, yet hla need only an oth er hundred do llars to
cuatom
er,
lielng
n
good
business
man,
get free.” " I know s It, M a rs ’ H e n ry , I
people who make it a business to
gave his |ters<»nal atte n tio n to th e de know s It. b u t niggers la too onsartln.
buy and sell freight space and ta ils o f th e cost.
•
BUI jes’ k ille d hisself by b u stin ’ hla
transportation, on exactly the same “ W h a t does th is m ean?" he asked bead agin a rock, a n ’ I a ln ’ gw ln a Invea*
on
a
final
lns|>ectlon
o
f
th
e
bills.
“T
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re
e
lines as any other merchantable
m ah money in nothin* aa o n sartln aa
do llars to a q u a rte t o f tra in e d niggers.*’—W ash ing ton H e ra ld .
commodity is sold. One or two hundred
m usicians.
H o w can anybody have
shipowners m a> lie suffering by given a concert alrea d y In ray house
G r ie g a a a S c h o o lb o y .
these low rates to (he Far <a*f, nod w hen no one Is liv in g there?”
G rieg , the noted composer, wsp not a
“ T h e y w ere testin g th e acoustic« o f p a tte rn schoolboy. In a description o f
to Europe, but liundrds of shipera
th e rooms,** the arc h ite c t explained . hla days at school he w rote: “ K n o w in g
are profiling by them, and are wil “ E v e ry room In yo u r house lias been
th a t by a rriv in g late I would not be
ling that (he whole world should su bm itted to th a t test. T h e re w ill be allo w ed to e n te r th e class u n til the end
plen
ty
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f
m
usic
th
ere
la
te
r
on.
and
1
compete for the business of carry
o f the first lesson, I used, on w e t m o rn
c e rta in ly w o u ld n ’t w a n t to finish the ings, to stand under a drip p in g roof
ing onr freight lOwtnurket.
house w ith o u t lielng sure th a t
u n til I w aa aoaked to tho akin. T h e
sounding properties* w ere sa tisfacto ry. m aster then sent, me home to change
In thene d a y * every p riv a te house o r m y clothes, hut tiie distance lielng long
T h e W o r ld s B e s t C l i m a t e
hotel th a t a m o u n t* to a n y th in g ia po t this w as eq u iv alen t tq g iv in g me a dis
Is not e n tir e ly f ir e fro m (liaraae, «m th e
through th e acoustic teat before It pensation.
You m ay ( u m
th a t I
h ig h ele vatio n » fe ver p r e v a il, w h ile on leaves th e a rc h ite c t’s bands."
— played this p ra n k p re tty often , b n t
th e lo w er levels m a la r ia b en cou ntered
when a t last I c a rried It so fa r aa to
to a g reater or leas e x te n t, ac co rd in g to
come one da y w e t through, though it
A C a lifo r n ia n s L a e k .
a lt itu d e T o overcom e c lim a te affections
‘T h e lu c k ie s t «lav o f m y life was w h e n had h a rd ly rain e d a t a ll, they becam e
la a s llo d e ,m a la ria , J a u t i d i e r , bllrausnem ,
One
I b o u g h t a box o f H u c k le n ’e A rn ic a suspicions and kept a lookout.
(ever and ag u e,an d general d e b ility ,th e
fine da y I waa caught and m ade an In
H a lv e ," w rite « G h arlee F B u d a h n .o f
tim a te acquaintance w ith th e birch ."—
m oot e ffe c tiv e re m e d y ia E le c tric B it
T ra c y , C a lifo r n ia . “ T w o 26c box re c u r
8t James* G axette.
ters. th o g r m t a lle r a t lv e a n d blood p u r
ed m e o f a n a n n o y in g caae o f itc h in g
ifie r; th o a n tid o te for e v e ry fo rm o f
p ik e , w h k h had trou bled m e for years
b o d ily w eakneso, nervpuauean, au d In-
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelope*,
and th a t y ie ld e d to no o th e r tre a tm e n t-
ooronla. Hold u n d e r g u a ra n te e at Moro
p a p e r o f » v e ry k in d , t a b le t« , «-very a ty le , « (
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T h e O b s e rv e r B o ok H o w «
I
M e re
B a p tis t C h u r e h .
Cottage Prayer Meetings ovary
Tuesday evening at 7.30. May 5th
at the home of Mrs P F Maua.
Every one interested is invited
to attend the meetings.
M e re
LM e e t* th e firs t a n d th ir d
iR red a y e v e n in g * o f each
m o n th V te llin g inetnlters
. e o rd la lly In v ite d to m eet
B y o rd e r o f th e W . M .
J . M . P a r ry , S ecreta ry .
w ith
B e t h le h e m
C h a p te r
N o n O.KB.
R e g u la r eo m m u n io a tlo n
sh fid a n d 4 th I h u r w
.d a y e v e n in g * m o n th ly .
1 B y order W . M .
l i r a H e le n P a r ry . Hecy
P r e s b y te r ia n C h u r u h .
Services in Moro Pre-byteriaB
church next Sunday, Morning end
evening.
Sunday school at 10 a m .,
A? J. A dams , Pastor.
M o n k la n d
P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r e h .
Regular service at the usual hour
next Sunday. Everyone welcome
M o re
M . E . C h u re h
M e r e L e d g e , N e . 113,
I . O. O . F . Moro, Orogoo.
I M eets e v e ry S a tu rd a y
»v e o in g at 7 JO o'clock.
’ V to llin g
m em b ers are
1 o o rd la lly In v ite d . M e m
b e r* are expected to be
O tto Peeta, N . G .
present.
M . E . M ille r . B ecretarv.
Regular services every Sunday,
at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
Young
ig laying
L
- hens for sale at
I’ 11 Buxton, Supt.
able prioe,
b supply limited
a reasons!
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs Inquire of
Mrs. I. D. Pike,
day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs C G 293]
Moro, Oregon
Hula, President.
Kens fir Sale
,
S p a u ld in g C h a p e l.
Political Column. Political Column.
T b e u n d ersigned h ereby announces
T h e uu de rsig u e d he re b y announces
to tb e viAera o f S h e rm a n o o d u ty t iia t to th e voters o f B h e ru ta u oo u u ty th a t
b e i* a can d id ate, a t th e J u n e «¡«ration he Is a c a n d id a te , a t th e Ju n e electio n
oa th e rep u b lic a n tic k e t for
on th e rep u b lic an tic k e t fo r
J o in t S en ato r
C ounty
to th e vo te r* or B h e rm a n o o u u ty th a t
be is a c a n d id a te , a t th e J u n e electio n
on th e rep u b lic an tic k e t for
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
o f tire 28 th rep re s e n ta tiv e d is tr ic t, co m
p ris in g B h e rm a n , G illia m a n d W h e e le r
oouutiea, O rego n. I f elected I w ill per
fo rm th e d u ties p e rta in in g to th e office
In th e beat m a n n e r poaaible th a t w ill
ooneerve tb e In terests o f a ll th e resi
d e n ts o f tb e d is tric t.
B. F. F ik e
an d w e a k .
’ U r in a r y disorders q u io k ly fo llo w ;
D la b e tis , an d fin a lly B r ig h t * disease;
T h is is th e d o w n w a rd oourse o f k id
ney ills
D o n ’t ta k e tlrts oourse.
H C H tu tte , o f H« xk 1 R iv e r , says:
“ M y w ife has used D oans K id n e y
P ills , an d she th in k s th e re is n o th in g
lik e th e m fo r k id n e y c o m p la in t a n d its
a tte n d in g sy m p to m s
F o r a lo n g tim e
she suffered fro m back aohe, k id n e y
d iffic u lty , headaches, a n d m a n y o th e r
s y m p to m s o f k id n e y o o m p la ln t. W h en
Doans K id n e y P ills w e re b ro u g h t to
h e r a tte u tlo u she w as tn v a ry poor
h e a lth . S h e procured a bo x, a n d aa abe
had trie d so m a n y rem edies previously
w ith o u t sa tisfacto ry results, she was
surprised a t th e b e n e fit sbe d e riv ed fr w
th e use o f Doaus K id n e y F ills , tib e
c o n tin u e d ta k in g th e m , a n d it was no t
lo n g t>efore th e tro u b le had e n tir e ly dis
appeared. M rs b u tte is no w in un u s u
a lly good h e a lth an d gives th e c re d it to
Doaus K id n e y P ills ."
F o r sale by a ll dealers.
P rice 60
cents.
F o s te r-M ilb u r n C o ., B uffalo ,
N e w Y’ o rk , sole a g e n t* fo r th e U n ite d
Htates.
Ite m e iu b e r th e n a m e— Doans— an d
ta k e no other.
B
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to th e voters or B h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t
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U ie n o b e t l B a tt y , P l a i n t i f f ,
vs.
Hoy I ltn ttv, Defendant.
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In th e n a m e o f tb e H ta te o f O r t g o n :
Y o n n r» h e re b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r in th e
ab o ve e n t it le d o o n rt. a n d a n s w e r th » c o m
p la in t file d a u n in a t yon in th e a tx jv e e n t itle d
« n it, o n o r b e fo re th e la s t d a y o f tb e t im e
p re a o rib e d in tb e o r d e r o f p u b lic a t io n , to-
w it , o n o r b e fo re th e 21)tb d a y o f M a y , A. D.
ItMlH, a n d i f yon f a il to no a p p e a r a n d a n a e e r
p la in t i f f w il l a p p ly io th e o »ort f o r th e r e
l ie f d e m a n d e d rn tb e c o m p la in t file d h e r e in
a g a in s t y o e t to -s rft. fo r a d e e r» » d ia a o lv in u
th e b on dn o f m a tr im o n y n o w e x is tin g tie-
tw e e n tb e p l a in t i f f a n d y o n r M l f , on th e
a ro u n d « o f c ru e l a u d in h u m a n tr e a tm e n t,
a n d f o r anob o th e r a i,d f u r t h e r r e lie f aa to
th e c o u rt m a y aeem e q u ita b le a n d ju n l.
T h i a aurutuon a ia served u p o n yon by p u b
lic a tio n th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f six w eeks in
I k e S h e r m a n C o nu»v O b a e rv e r, a w e e k ly
n e w a p a p e r o f g e n e ra l c ir c u la tio n p u b lis h e d
in S h e r m a n o o n n ty , Oregon, In p u rcu an o e
to a n or«ier o f tb e H o n . K . V . L i t t l e f i e l d ,
Ju d g e o f th e ab o ve e n t itle d e o n rt, d o ty
m a d e o n tb e I M h d a y o f A p r il, ItMB, a n d
th e d a te o f th e flra t p n W io a tio o th e r e o f Is
th e 17th d a y o f A p r il, JIMI*.
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I n th e G lr e n it C o u r t o f tb s H ta te o f O r e
g o n . fo r H b r r m a n C o u n ty .
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election n e x t preceedlng th e el«fotiou o f
a U n ite d B tste B en ato r w ith o u t regard
to h is politics or m y in d iv id u a l prefer
ence. I a m n o t a llie d to a n y clique,
co m b in a tio n n r fa c tio n , a h d I destre
tb e pe o p le, should say w h o m I s h all
vote tor for U n ite d Btatea S en a to r. I
so licit th e vote« o f th e p -o p le o f a ll
parties w h o believe in s ta te m e n t N o . 1,
in o th e r w ords o f a ll votets w h o believe
In g o v e rn m e n t o f th e people, b y th e
people an d lo r tb e people.
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Ailey E. Yeo, P lain tiff,
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E n « e b ia s Y e o , tb e ab o v e n a m e d d e
fe n d a n t.
I n «be n a m e o f th e S ta te o f O re g o n :
i o n a re h e re b y r e q u ire d to a p p e a r a n d
an s w er tb e c o m p la in t fifod a g a in s t y o u in
tb e ab o ve e n t itle d a n il, On o r ire fo r» th » la a t
d a y o f th » tim e p re a c rltie d in th e o r d e r o f
p u b lic a tio n , to w it: O n o r b e fo re tb e Bth
d a y o f M a v.l'.iOH, a n d t f y o b f a il to so a p p e a r
a n d a n s w e r, p la in t i f f w ill a p p ly to tb » C o u r t
fo r tb » r e lie f d e m a n d e d in tb e o o m p la ln t
file d h e re in a g a in s t yo n , to w it : F o r a d ee re e
d is s o lv in g tb e I x m d a o f m a t r im o n y noW e x
is tin g b e tw een tb » p la in t i f f a n d y o n ra e lf o n
tb e g ro u n d » o f d e s e r tio n ; a n d fo r s u e h o th e r
an d fu r th e r r e lie f ns to tb e C o u r t m a y aeem
e q u ita b le a n d jn a t.
I'b ia « n ra ra u n i ia served ap o n you by p u b
lic a tio n th e re o f f o r a p e rio d o f a lx auoesea-
w « m ks in th e H h e rm a ti C o u n ty O b « e rv » r, a
w e e k ly n e w a p a p e r o f g e n e ra l c ir c u la tio n
p n b liu b e d in H b e rm a n o o u n ty , O re g o n . In
pursu nnoe to a n o rd e r o f tb e H o n E . V .
L it t l e f i e l d , ju d g e o f tb e abo ve e n t itle d C o u r t
d n ly m a d e do tb e 24th d a y o f M a r o b , 19(18,
a n d 'b e d a te o f tb e flr« t p n b lio a tio n th e r e o f
to t h e ¿ 7 t h d a y o f M a r c h , 1908.
A. W. Fanqiu«, Attorney
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fo r P la in tiff
U M M O N * — — In tlie Circuit Court ot th« State
of Oregon, tor Hhrrman countv:
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Telephone aft ow
of
A rb o r, g ra d u a tin g in th e clasa o f 1003,
a n d h a v e been engaged In actual p ra c -,
tloe e v e r since said tim e . I am n o t a l
lie d to a n y c liq u e , c o m b in a tio n , or
fa ctio n o f a n y k in d or sort, b u t in d e
p e n d e n t in tb e fu lle s t sense o f tb e
w o rd . I s o lic it th e votes o f tb e people
o f a ll parties, w h o believe in a “ g o v e rn
m e n t o f th e people, by th e y ie o p le , and
fo r th e p e o p le," a n d I hereby pledge
m y s e lf It elected, to c a rry o u t th e w is h
es o f th e people.
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A Fresh Complexion^
T o C h a r le y A n d e ra o u , tb e ab o v e n a m e d d e
f e n d a n t.
In th e n a m e o f th e S ta te o f O re g o n :
Y o n a re h e re b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r a n d
an s w er (b e o o m p la ln t file d a g a in s t yon in
th e ab o ve e n t it le d « m t, on o r b e fo re th e la a t
d a y o f tb e t im e p re e o rib e d In tb e o r d e r o f
p u b lic a tio n , t o w it .o n o r b e fo re (b e 2tftb d a y
o f M a y , a . D. 1B0H, a n d i f yo n f a i l to so a p
T h e undersigned h ereby announces p e a r a n d a n s w e r, p la in t if f w il l a p p ly to
o o n rt fo r tb e r e lie f d e m a n d * e d * in tbe
T h e un d e rsig n e d hereby a n n o u n c e* to th e voters o f B h e rm an eo u n ty th a t p la in t file d h e re in a g a in s t y o n , t o -w it, fo r
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d ecree d is s o lv in g lb » b o n d » o f m a t r im o n y :
d e m o cratic tic k e t for
now e x u ltin g b e tw een th e p l a in t i f f a n d y o n r
be is a c a n d id a te a t th e J u n e eltratioo J u n e electio n
aa'.f, on tb e g ro u n d s o f o r n T a n d in h u m a n
o n tb e d e m o c ra tic tic k e t for
e | , r <-
u I i i 11 « <-
tr e a tm e n t, a n d fo r aneh o th e r a n d f u r t h e r
for th e ¿8th represe n ta tive d is tric t c o m r e lie f a» to tb e o o n rt m a y seem e q n lta n le
an d jo a t.
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T b ia » a u itn n n a i« nerved upon yon b y p u b
v o te * a t t h a t e le c tio n . I h ave beeu a am an d W h ee ler. I f elected I w llld u r
a tio n th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f six «nooeea-
office w o rk fa ith fu lly lic
Ive w eeks in T b e H b e r m a n O o n n ty O lM e r v e r ,
resid en t o f B h e rm a n o o u n ty for 26 years- In g m y te rm
for
th
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best
Interests
o
f
a
ll
th
e
people.
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w
e e k ly n ew ap n p er o f g e n e ra l o ir e n la tlo n
an d a m an In terested ta x p a y e r in th e
w e lfa re o f o u r c o u n ty ; ueerHess to say I u a ve fa ith In th e people an d believe p tib ltu b ed iu H b e rm a n o o a n ty , O re u o n , in
th a t i f th e v o te r* o f B h e rm a n c o u n ty in th e w ill o f th e people an d , th e re fo r, p a ra n a n o e to a n o r d e r o f tb e l i o n E V L i t
see f i t to elect m e to th e offloe o f C o m d u rin g m y te rm o f office, I f elected, I tle f ie ld , J u d g e o f tb e abo ve e n t it le d o o n rt,
d u ly m a d e o n tb e 1 Atta d a y o f A p r i l , 190B,
m issio ner I w ill do a ll possible to m e rit w ill a lw a y s vote fo r th u t c a ix lld u te for an d tb e d a te o f tb e flr a t p u b lic a t io n th e r e o f
U n ite d H ta te * Benstdlr w h o ho* received
th e ir oonfidence.
is tb e 17tb d a y o f A p r il. lBtot.
th e h ig h e st nu ru lier o f th e peoples vote*
W D F sbsmam ,
cast for th a t position a t th e general 7 ta l7 n i2 9 2J31
A tio r n a y tor P l a i n t i f f
o f B h e rm an c o u n ty . I profnlne, i f e le c t
ed, a s tric t a n d Im p a r tia l en fo rce fn e u t
o f th e la w ,a n d to av o id a ll unnecessary
exp en se to tb e c o u n ty , an d o th e rw is e
p e rfo rm tb e d u tie s o f tb e office to th e
best o f m y a b ility .
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N o lle » ie h e rv b v g iv e s t h a t th e a n d e r
A isn e d , a d ia ln ln tv n to r o f th e e e u t e o f P a t-
r ie k W . M e b o n o ld . d e o ra a e d , h aa S le d ia
tho e o o n tv e>>ert o f H h o rtn n n « lo eatv. Ora
e o n . b ta f in a l a c c a « n t aa »neh A d m in is tra to r
o f a a id r e t a ta , « e d «h a t M o n d o g , th e tah
d a v o f M a v , 1908, a t th e h o a r o f 10 o’e lo
a. iu . haa beau f il e d by e a id ee etl ae th e
lim e l u t b o o r lu » o f o b jr d l io n i to » a id r e p o r t
a o d th e e e ttie m o n t th e r e o f.
- J o in t S e n a to r
for th e 18th s e n a to ria l d is tric t, co m
p ris in g th e counties of G illia m , B h e r
m a n a u d W h e e le r. I f elected, I w ill
d u rin g m y te rm o f office, w o rk f a it h
fu lly fo r th e best in te re s t o f a ll tb e peo
ple a ll th e tim e . I h a v e fa ith In th e
people a n d believe in th e w ill o f th e
people a n d th erefo r d u rin g m y te rm o f
office, i f elected, I w ill a lw a y s vote for
th a t «tondidate for U n ite d B tat«s Sena
tor w h o has received tiie h ig h e st n u m
her o f th e peoples votes for th a t |»osi-
tlou a t th e general electio n n e x t pro
ceeding th e election o f senator Iu c o n
gress, w ith o u t regard to bis p o litic s or
m y in d iv id u a l preference. I am uot
a llie d to an y c liq u e , c o m b in a tio n <
taction a n d desire th a t tiie people sh all
»ay w h o I * b a ll vo te for for U n ite d
S ta te * B enator. I s o lic it th e votes o f
th e people o f a ll parties w h o believe In
n ta te m e n t n u m b e r o n e , in o th e r words
of a ll voters w h o b e liev e In g o vern m en t
o f th e people, by th e people, for people
W J X x lw e r d a
W m H e n rlc h s
U S senator—H M Cake. V
Representative in congress—W R
Ellis
Food and dairy commissioner—J
C ounty C o m m is s io n e r
W Bailey.
Take pleasure in announcing that
Supreme Judge—R S Bean.
they have purchased the Grants’
Railroad commissioner—C B Aitch- Ferry, and will operate the ferry
iso n
betweefi Cliffs, Washington,. and
State senator—Jay Bowerman.
Rufus, O egon They solicit the
Representatives— B F Pike, R N patronage of the public and will do
all they poeeibly can in giving
Donnelly.
quick and prompt eervioe.
Circuit Judge—E V Littlefield.
H o ra c e W . S t r o n g
C liffs F krry C ompany ,
District Attorney—John A Collier.
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf an an In
County Judge—William Henriche.
d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te In th e E le v e n th
Clerk—H S McDanel.
J u d ic ia l d is tr ic t, co m p ris in g th e <x>un-
ties o f G illia m , B h e rm a n an d W heeler,
Commissioner— Wm Walker.
fo r th e office o f
Sheriff— W B McCoy, -v«’^
D is tr ic t
A tte ra e y
Assessor—Otto Peet^.
fo
r
th
e
electio
n
to
be
held J u n e I , 1KB.
I A M H E R E fo r th e p u r
Treasurer— Walter Stanley.
I f elected I w ill d u rin g m y te rm o f o f
pose o f re p a irin g
y o rf
floe. w o rk fa ith f u lly tor a ll (h e people.
School supt-—W C Bryant.
C etn M n ee f o r .......................
I w ill w ag e w a r on c rim in a ls , frien d s
Coroner—M B Taylor.
and foes a lik e , w ith o u t regard to bis
polltio s, po sition o r statio n in life. A s
Precinct com—L Barnum.
to m y q u a lific a tio n s I w ill a«y th a t I
Justice of the Peace— Wm Rudolf.
a m a g ra d u a te from tb e la w d e p a rtm e n t
o f th e U n iv e r s ity o f M ic h ig a n , a t A n n
Constable —
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The Year 1
T h e u n d e rsig n e d here b y an n o u n c e*
to th e voters o f B h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t
he Is a n in d e p e u d e u t c a n d id a te nt th«*
J u n e ele ctio n for
to conserve a ll th e Interests of. a ll the
residents o f th e c o u n ty .
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Company
W . J . M a rin e r
F . F . Kendall. Seles Agent
ii preserved— and produced— by
Kobcrtine, a mild, d eligh tfu l
preparation, delicately fragrant.
Makes the »kin exquisitely soft«
banishes crackled appearance cauwd
by over-dryne«»| reduce» the aiac of
surged porea, cleansed them, re
duce« tnflxmmation sod «pread» on even,
radiant ejow due to wholesome nourish
ment o f skin gland« and stimulation of
the capillaries which also feed the
skin and supply ito healthful color.
J o in t R ep resen tatfV d
Came to my place, commonly
known as the O C Mortensen farm,
five miles east of Monkland, Sher
man county, Oregon, one sorrel 8-
year old stallion, left fore foot and
right hind foot white, narrow white
atrip in face, flaxen mane, collar
t
marked, brand on left stifle, very fo r B h e rm a n c o u n ty , O reg o n . I f e le c t
ed I w ill p e rfo rm tb e du ties <4 th e office
indistinct, probably M.
of C o u n ty A s sessor in th e sam e m a n
The owner or owners of the above n e r as past years w it h special favors to
animal is nqueeted to call for it, no ne.
O tto P eetz
prove property, pay oharges and
take it away, otherwise it will be
sold, as provided by law, at tbe
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h ereby an no unces
farm pamed in this advertisement, to th e voters o f B h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t
to the highest bidder for cash, at h e is a c a n d id a te a t th e J u n e electio n
10 o’clock in the forenoon of Satur on th e rep u b lic an tic k e t for
C o u n ty J u d g e
day May 9th, 1908.
o f B h e rm a n o o n n ty , O rego n. I f elected
. F L Kelso,
I w ill p e rfo rm tb e du tie s p e rta in in g to
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Monkland, Or th
e office in th e best m a n n e r possible
LA C K S niT H IN Q
and REPAIR SHOP
Horse Shoeing a
Specialty.
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T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y a n n o u n c e *
to tiie voters o f B h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t
he is an in d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te a t th e
J u n e eleettou for
fo r th e 28th re p re s e n ta tiv e d is tric t,
c o m p ris in g B h e riu a y ,
G illia m
an d
W h ee ler counties.
I f elected I w ill
p e rfo rm th e d u tie s p e rta iu ln g to th e
otfioe iu th e best m a n n e r possible th a t
w ill ooneerve th e In terests o f a ll tb e
residents o f th e d is tric t.
A u erro r made Iu p re p a rin g m y
p e titio n s fo r filin g , discovere«! too late
to correct, le ft m y n a m e o f f of th e
o fficial p r im a r y b a llo t. T b e o n ly re
th e offloe.
course is to r u n in d e p e n d e n t a t th e
J o h n A . C o llier J u n e ele ctio n . T h is h a ve decided to do.
A m n o t a llie d w it h a n y e x is tin g factio n
an d k n o w o f u o reason w h y , I f elected,
T h e u n d e rs ig n e d here b y an uouncee I should not oo:operate freely w ith th e
to tb e v o te r* o f B h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t d is tric t d e 'tfg a lio u , to be elected In J une
h e is a c a n d id a te , a t th e J u n e electio n c o n ce rn in g a ll m a tte rs th a t m a y sub
o n th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
set ve th e interests o f tlie people o f th e
d is tric t as w e ll as o f those o f th e state
C ounty A ssessor
a t la rg e .
[stray Nitiee-Sale.
Union Gas Engine Co.
02 «4 First 8 t ., Portland, Oregon
P O. D e M o s s
Services first and third Sundays,
7-30 p. m. and second find fourth
R. N . D o n n e lly
Sundays at 12 o’clock noon.
Having bought a farm near
Sunday school 11 a. m. each town 1 offer my Moro residence for
T h e un de rsig n e d here b y anno unces
Bale or rent. It consists of one acre to th e voters o f B h e rm a u c o u n ty th a t
Sunday.
G. F. P inkham , Partor. of ground, a good house and barn, h e ia a c a n d id a te , a t tb e J u n e electio n
well of pure water, a bearing orch o i th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t for
ard, and a garden all planted.
D is tric t A tto rn e y
THE DOWNWARD COURSE.
John Tonkins,
fo r th e 11th ju d io la l d is tric t, c o m p ris
293]
DeMoee Springs, Or in g B h e rm a n ; W h e e le r a n ! G illia m
<ast Being Realized by Many Moro
oountlea, subj c t to tb e ap p ro v a l o f tb e
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v o te r* o f th ia d is tr ic t.
I f elected I
People.
s h a ll f a ith f u lly d isch arg e th e d u tie s o f
A lit t le back ache a t firs t.
D a lly in cre asin g t i l l trie back Is lam e
g
Dacto Sam am th» US10M SAS
BSG IHX tor ht* S»M o«tSto la th»
a itllle rr «nd wlr«l»M t»U<iaph
Mrvto». Thia rough traatm oat to
« true practical tert of efBcuincy a»4 dura
bility. The DX1OR CAS S N C IR B to SSS-
•tru e tta la »nth a »uparior m i» a w a a * tt
*ucb la » sMtortol th at It start» »»s r, irorh»
e»»y and run« easy under oidlaary, umf-
<l»y, i >uih laim usage Before yo« leveet a
cent in « <«e engine w rite for o»r free catalog
o f B b e ru ia u o o u u ty , a n d 1 s o lic it y o u r
votes a t th e J u n e e le c tio n . I n as k in g
tb e s u p p o rt o f th o people o f B h e rm an
o o u n ty f i r th is office, I t seems h u t r ig h t
a n d p ro p er t iia t I sh o u ld g iv e those
voters w it h w h o m I a m n o t pe rs o n a lly
a«*quaiuted, some k n o w le d g e o f m a y
fitness fo r tiie office. I h ave been a res
id e n t o f th is o o u u ty fo r ten years, am
th o ro u g h ly q u a lifie d fo r th e p ta illio n ,
bo th by ed u ca tio n a u d experien ce. I am
a g rad uate o f oue o f th e nest Business
Colleges In th e s ta le o f M in n e s o ta , aud
h a ve h a d several years ex p erien ce In
book k e e p k g . F o r th e past flv e y e k rs
h a v e beeu Iu th e m e rc a n tile business,
a u d po st office w o rk , w h ic h requires
both ac curacy a n d olcse a tte n tio n to
de tails. I f g iv e n a m a jo r ity o f th e votes
a t th e J u n e electio n I prom ise to per
fo rm th e w o rk o f th e office w it h special
care an d close a tte n tio n .
offloe In tb e beet m a n n e r |>oe«4ble th a t
w i l l ooneerve th e In terests o f a ll tb e
re U d e n ta o f th e d is tric t-
House ti Let
« engine service
•as
C o u n ty C lerk
Service«, let and 3d Sundays
be la a c a n d id a te , a t tb e J u n e ele ctio n
12 n. and 2d and 4th Sundays at
ou th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t for
7:30 p. m.
A small saw with new handle.
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
Sunday school 11 a. m. each Please return same, and claim je-
for th e 28th rep rese n ta tive d ls tr le t.
.ward, at the
Sunday.
o u m p rialn g B h e rm a n ,
G illia m
aud
Observer Book S to r e ,
Epworth League 7 p. m. ,
W h e e le r couuthss. I f eirc te d I w ill
Moro, Or p e rfo rm th e d u tie s p e rta in in g to tlie
G. F. P inkham , Pastor. 293]
W e s le y C h a p e l.
C lerk
fo r th e 18th s e n a to ria l d is tric t,o o m p ris I f elected I w ill p e rfo rm tb e d u tie s o f
in g B h e rm a n , G illia m a n d W h e e le r tlie office o f C o u n ty C le r k -in th e sam e
oountlee, O rego n. I f elected I w ill per m a u u e r as past ye ars w it h special
fo rm th e duties p e rta in in g to th e office
favors to uouc.
in th e beat m a u u e r possible th a t w ill
H . 8. M c D a n e l
conserve th e in terests o f a ll th e resi
d e n ts o f th e d is tr ic t.
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y an no unces
Jay B o w e rm a n to th e v o te r* o f B h e rm a n co u n ty th a t
be Is a c a n d id a te , a t tlie J u n e electio n
T h e un de rsig n e d hereby a n n o u n c e * on th e d e m o c ra tic tic k e t fo r
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h ereby an no unces
i th e voters o f B h e rm a n o o u u ty th a t
lost Saw
V /X C L E 5 A M
A Scotchman,
when asked why be always
talked to him self, replied:
MIn the first place, because I lik e to talk to
f
an in te llig e n t m an.
>
‘ “In the second place, because I always like to
• hear an in te llig e n t man t a lk /’
W e talk ou t loud for the Scotch m an’s reasons.
W ould rather talk oh P -r-i-n-t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
We d on ’t say a word about prices— it goes
w ith ou t sayin g that prices are right.
And our work— if i t ’s not right, send it back.
Try us. We P rint anything.
O b se r v e r P r in tin g O ffice
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w O regon.
L o t t ie L e e B la e k , P l a i n t i f f
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W H B ln o k , D e fe n d a n t
J
To W H B la e k , tb e abo ve n a p te d d e fe n d
a n t—
I n th e n a m e o f th e H tA te o f O re g o n :
Yo n a r a h e re b y r e q u ire d to a p p e a r in tb e
a»>ove e n t itle d c o u rt a n d a n a w e r tb e c o m
p la in t file d a g a in s t y<w> in t b * ab o ve e n t i
tle d a n il, o n o r b e fo re tb e Ia s i d a y o f tb e
lim e p re e c rilie d in th e o rd e r o f p u b lic a tio n ,
to -w it: on o r b e fo re th e SRHb d a y o f M a y ,
1908, a n d i f von f a i l to so a p p e a r a n d ans
w er, p la in t if f w il l a p p ly to tb e o o n rt f o r
tb e r e lie f d e m a n d e d in tb e oom p la in t file d
I e r e in a g a in s t yo o , to w ll: F o r a d ee re e d i r -
a o lv in g tb e bon ds o f m a t r im o n y n o w e x is t
in g b etw een the. . p la in t if f a n d y o n r s tlf on
th e g ro u n d s o f d e s e rt o n . a n d o rn e l a n d In
h u m a n t r e a t n e n i, a n il fo r »nob A h e r n r d
f a r t h e r r e lie f as to the o o n rt m a y seem e q u it
a b le a n d ju a t .
T b ia au m m o n a ia served u p o n yo n b v
, ib lie n tfo n th e r e o f f o r a n e rio tl o f six w eeks
in tb e H b e rm a n C o n p tv O b e e tv e r , a w e e k ly
n e w a p a p e r o f g e n e ra l e ir e n la tio n p u b lis h e d
'Rn H b e r m y i C o u n ty , O re g u o . in p n rs ilA i,« «
to an o rd e r o f t k e H o n
E. V . L ittle fie ld ,
•lo d g e o f tb e ab o ve e n t itle d o o n rt. d u ly
m a d e on tb e l « | h d a y o f A p r il, 1908, a n d
th e d a te o f tb e firs t p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f t *
tb e 17th d a y o f A p r il, 190tt
E. H D u ru t,
7ta1 7 m 2 fl 298)________ A tto r n e y f o r P l a i n t i f f
O ld Irpe make« ihe very heat of
Babbitt metal. We have.it for vale
and when jo b need any oail at Thfl
Observer o ffic e Prioe ia righft,
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