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r o T IC B O F F I N A L B B T T L X M X ie T
The
O b se r v e r .
SENATOR FULTON WORKING.
8enator Fulton has catabiiehed
■ •rw City » in c H l rwper.
headquarters at the Imperial Hotel
official r a r « » of o u b m a m « o in Portland for the double purpose
M ONO, O IIO O S .
of assisting in the election of Hon.
H .M . Cake to the U.8.8euate, and
D. C. I bbiand a S o « . . . . . . E ditom securing the selection of a delega
tiou to tbe Republican National
C. L. I rkland , M axagkk .
Convention that will bo in l i e in
terest <»f S«-eieiai > I a l l fo r P , tw i
Send for advertising rate*
' dent. C. W. Haider man. of As‘nti ».
. M ay 8. 1908 , secretary Io Seo ilor Pu’t n. h~*
FR ID A Y ..
charge of the a,, .r' tii,,ti *, tkM ii.i.»
for the cani|»aigu. ir d ti i i o t i u e
C h u r c h a n d S o cle» ) n o tic e «
c e n t w h e n fo r m o n e y m a k in g P u r P ^ ' n
tioiis from Mr. Fulton. M r.llah’vr
S u c h n o tic e * a t r e g u la r ra te « a t t h e o p tio n
man »ays: “ It will I* impossible
o f th e p u b lis h e r» .
for the Senator to be io P< rtlscd
B e fo re c o m in g to t h e c ity t o tra d e r e a d
personally, but I am instructed to
e r» a re re q u e « te d to e x a m in e T h e O t e e i » e r
a d v e r tis in g c o lu m n » . I t * t h e a c t iv e , w id e assist the candidacy of Mr. Cake
a w a k e b u *in tfc» m a n w h o a d v e r tis e * , co n -
for Senator in every possible way,
. e y u e n t l y h e I * th e m m t a c c o m m ..d a tin g ,
Fulton requests Lis
» e ll* t h e c h e a p e s t, an d d e a l* t h e m o d lib aud Senator
friends to do likewise. Senator
e r a l ly In e v e r y w a y
Fnlton, of coarse, wants a delega
We will not be responsible for the
tion sent from Oregon to the Re
neglect o( subscribers to n o tify ni ol
change« in th e ir addree«. N o r w ill the publican National Couvetdiou nl
n o t i f i c a t io n o f a P o s tm a s te r t h a t tl»e a u b -
acriber has “ Removed evttle tbe lu ll of Chicago, that will bis favorable to
Secretary Taft. He has auuounrtd
a d e lin q u e n t.
the fact publicly, and his friends
Tafts is still the only genuine will do what they can to get such a
delegation. It does not mean an
hallelujah boom in existence.
instructed delegation, necessarily.”
Mr. Ilalderman denies that his
No man ever betrayed a trust
without intending to fix it up, if coining to Portland should be con
sidered as an organized effort on
things ever come his way.
the part of Senator Fulton to dom
inate the state convention or to fin
T ie sultan of Turkey was quick
tagonize Senator Bourne. He in
to perceive the difference between
gists that his mission in opening
an attitude ot bluff and one of biff.
headquarters at Portland at thia
time is solely for the purposes of
Maybe congress thinks it would requesting Fulton’s friends to give
be establishing a bad precedent if their every assistance to Mr. Cake’s
it gave Mr. Roosevelt everything candidacy and election,* and at the
be asked for in the line of battle same time work for the selection of
ships.
eight delegates to the National Con
véution that will not be unfriendly
If congress will drop around at to Mr. Taft.
the governors coufercnco in the
W hite House it will have the-priv
J. W. Blackburn, first Judge of
ilege of hearing an extra message
Sherman county, died at his home
before it adjourns.
near Grants on the 3d. He leaves
a family aud many friends to mourn
A t the age o f 119f y ears the Pelt i u his death.
Gazette has added an editorial paee
^nd will now proceed to make up
The murderer of Nate Wolff the
for lost time in disciplining esteem Portland pawn broker, was E. II.
ed contemporaries.
Martin, a yon ng man born of good
parents, well educated, once high
, A ll mud throwing records on the io military circles, decorated by
Panama canal were broken during congress for heroism in Culm, but
last month, but there is no telling who sacrificed all for bad habits
what may happen after the emigres leading step by step to the baug-
uian’s noose.
sional campaign opens.
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Before congress adjourns Tom
Lawson ought to consider it hts
patriotic duty to tell the country,
in plain language what has become
of the late financial crisis-
Tbe senate indulged in some wit
licisra the other day, but as Tillman
wae absent it may not be necessmy
to go into executive session to de
mand a diagram and apology. »
A railroad village in the Panama
zone, consisting of 110 bouses, is to
be moved two miles for canal pur
poses. The tow path for once has
turned tables on the locomotive.
Sherman County’s Sheriff a s *
Commends Dr. Baker’s Expert Ability
Ñ O T IC B
It will cost a considerable sum to
take the American fleet through
the Suez, ou its tour of the world,
bufc w e can make this up some time
when other uations want to use the
Panama canal.
J o in t S en ato r
C o u n ty J u d g e
fo r th e 18th se n a to ria l d is tric t,o o m pric
in g S h e r m a n , G illia m a u d W heeler
oowntlea, O regon. I f elected I w ill per
fo rm tb e du tie s 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
conserve tb e I q terse is o f a ll tb e resi
d e n t* o f tb e d la trlo t.
o f H lierm au o o u u ty , O reg o n . I f elected
w ill p e rfo rm th e d u lle a p e rta lu ln g to
tb e < ffice lu th e beet m a n n e r p«*alble
to oounerv© a ll tb a liitereutu o f a ll th e
reeldeuts o f th e o o u u ty.
O F A P M 1 M H T B AT1OW .
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to th e v o te *n
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R«U»THT1O« or LAND TITkF
W asco H o tel, S u n d a y M a y 10th
lb Ik a OtoeailOobrt a t tba Stola of Oragoo
for tba o-anty of »barman.
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Regular services every 8unday,
at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a in.
P H Buxton, Supt.
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs
day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs C G
Huis, President.
W o r ld e
A . F A A. M ., M ora, O r.
^ ■ B B ir r s B k IA ._ _
J. M. Parry, Secretary.
la tba Gironi» Goart of tba Stato of Oregon
oonntv of »barman.
L R Moore. Plain«)«.
B e t h le h e m
C h a p te r
No 7« O .X.S.
Ite g li la r o o m m u n lc a tk m
each 2d a n d 4 th Ih u r e -
da y ev enin gs m o n t h ly ,
Mnrray Davie, M ary Davie bia wife, E L
Devia, B 0 Kinney, A B Potter a te
Webber k Oo,a corporation .defendants.
Notioa to hereby riven that andar and by
vlrtaa of an axeenilon and order of sale.
dale terete oat of I t e above r e llilt e «»art.
M rs H e le n P a r r y , Hecy
l e . 112.
M e r e Lok
I . O.O. F .
M eets e v e ry S a tu rd a y
■venlng a t 7 2 0 o’clo ck.
V is ltiu g
m em b ers
c o rd ia lly lu v lte d . M e m
bers are expected to be
present.
O tto Peeta, N . G .
M . E . M ille r . S e c re ta ry .
B e e t C lim a t e
Political Information.
Registration reopens April 21 for
general election, and closes May 15.
Election June 1.
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Registration reopens Sept. 20 for
Presidential election, and closes on
Ootober 20. Election Nov. 3.
Of oourse congress may suspend
the duty on wood palp, but it lookn
more us if it were maneuvering to
bang it up.
Hens for Sale
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We Trust
Doctors
lo n g before th e tro u b le land a n il re ly d u
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a x iJ g J iJ r f f 1*
f i t t e
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O tto P eetz
T h e un d e rsig n e d h e re b y announoea
to th e voters o f H b e rm a u o o u u ty th a t
he is a c a n d id a te a t th e J u u e ele ctio n
on th e rep u b lic an tic k e t for
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Tuesday, the 9th day of June, 1908,
o f t p a .a t e 4 .m o f
I aald day, at tt e Goart boare door, io tt e ally
Moro, Bharmaa eoanty, sista of Ura«on,
t o ll to t t e hlftteet bidder at p n b fte aretton
for oaah in b a te , a ll tt e rich*, title and in
tarest »blob tte said daf«-»«lanU. or aitber
of ibam, bad on Ika M d day of Merab, 1808,
or «nr lim a ibaraaftor. in or to tt e follo«-
Inp deaorited real property, to-orll: T t e
aoatb anm qaartar of aaation alavan f 11] and
the tonth h alf of aeotion twelve i l l ] a ll 1»
township oaa [1] north, range slghtren [18]
Having bought a farm near east
of tba W iilaatatto arerldtaa, oontainin«
town I offer my Moro residence for •bout 480 aaraa ot la te ia Bharaaaa oooniy,
State
of Oraosa, together with t t e tsaemsats
sale or rent. It consists of one acre teredltamaata
and appnrtonanore iterennto
of ground, a good house and barn, b*longing or to anywise appertaining, a te
well of pure water, a hearing orch w ill apply tt e proread» o t aald sato In oa-
sordanee with tt e daarre ot foreetoaare. to
ard, and a garden all planted.
M tiafy tba sore ot ninatren haadrad twenty
atoht and SS-tQ»dbllars H L 8 8 8 .M ] » Itb to
John Tonkins,
from tt e
d»r of M arek, 1808, at
298]
DeMoes Springs, Ot lereat
tbe rata of eight po t aanL par aaaam ; two
bondrsd dollar» [ £ « ) ] aa atioroay fam, and
the farther »om of ninatren and 70-100 dol
lar* [|18.7O| taxm, and tt e further ana» of
saveotren a t e Tfi-100 dollars [<17.78] saato,
aad tha over (tea, If aay. to te paid into t t e
said ooort, aa by order of m id eonrt to m id
Notice is hereby y given
that the sareotion to ma diraalad acd daitverad.oom
g‘
undersigned have taxe
taken up, near OMuding are to fa ll said abova daaarlbad
rty to
I A a aaaanar provided by law.
Web Foot School house, Sherman sssl p ro p a rty
W . B. MoOox, Btertff
of S teftoaa aoaaty, state of
oounty, Oregon, the following des
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cribed animal, found running at «•mRJto 8M]
Houft to let
lid
C ounty
•h e fW
I f elected I w ill p e rfo rm tlm du tie s o f
th a office o f C o u n ty S h e r iff In th e name
m a n n e r as In past years, w it h special
fk v o n to uone.
F . F . KaadaB, S a te Sgwat
The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
J o in t S en ato r
•h e r lR
a t S h e rm a n c o u n ty . I prom ise, I f e le c t
ed , a s tric t a n d Im p a r tia l en fo rce m en t
o f tb e la w ,a 0 d to a v o id a ll un neoereary
expense to tb e o o u u ty, an d o th e rw is e
p e rfo rm tb e du tie s o f th e office to tb e
beet o f m y a b ility .
J C F reem an
un d e rsig n e d h e re b y announces
voter» o f S h erm an o o u u ty th a t
ca n d id ate a t th e J u n e election
d e m o c ra tic tic k e t fo r '
C ounty C o m m is s io n e r
fo r H h e rm a n oo un ty a n d I so lic it y o u r
votes atvC h at ele c tio n . I h ave town g
.resid en t o f H h e rm au c o u n ty for 26 years
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 o o u n ty ; need less to aay
th a t I f th e votera o f H h e rm a n co u n ty
see f i t to elect m e to th e office o f C o m
m issio ner I w ill do a ll possible to m e rit
their confidence.
H o race
w a Kdward»
T h e undersigned hereby a n n o u n c e *
ta tb e voters o f H h e rm a n oo un ty th a t
he I * n s ta te m e n t N o .l ca n d id ate a t th e
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y s e lf a» ao In J u n e ele ctio n on dem o cratic tic k e t for
d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te In tb e E le v e n th
J a l a t M e p r e a e w ts tlv e
J u d ic ia l d is tr ic t, oo m p rlaiD g th e co u n
S tro n g
ties o f G illia m , H h e rm a n a n d W heeler,
fo r tb a ^T.oe of
■Matrlct A lt a r a « /
fo r tb a electio n to be held J u n e 1, 1&0R
I f elected 1 w ill d u rin g m y te rm o f of-
flo e fw o r k fa ith f u lly lo r a ll fh e people.
I w ill w ag e w a r on c rim in a l» , frien ds
a n d fore a lik e , w ith o u t regard to hi»
p o lític a, pooltIon o r s ta tio n in life. A s
to m y q u a lific a tio n » I w ill u y th a t I
a m a g ra d u a te fro m tb e la w d e p a rtm e n t
o f tb e U n iv e r s ity o f M ic h ig a n , a t A n u
A rb o r, g r a d u a tin g In th e clam o f 1003,
a n d h a v e been engaged in ac tu a l prao-
tlo a e r a r s lu e * m id tim e . *1 am n o t a l
lie d to a u 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 a fu lles t m n m o f th e
w a rd . I ao lld t. th e votes o f tb e people
o f a ll p a rtle e .w h o believe lu a " g o v e rn
m e n t o f tb e people, by th e people, and
fo r tb e p e o p le," a n d I here b y pledge
m y s e lf I f elected, to c a rry o u t th e w to h -
o f th a people.
Jwrne« K Rwrdel«
for t h * 2 h th rep rese n ta tive d is tric t com
p ris in g th e counties o f H h e rm au , G i l l i
am an d W h e e le r. I f elected I w ill d u r
in g m y te rm o f office w o rk fa ith f u lly
for tb e beat In te re s t* o f a jl tb e people.
I ^ a v e fa ith lo tbe people au d believe
In th e w ill o f tb e people a u d , th e re fo r,
d u rin g m y te rm o f office, i f elected, 1
w ill a lw a y s vote for th a t ca n d id ate for
U u lte d Htatea Hen » to r w h o has received
th e h ig h e s t n u m b e r o f th e people» votes
cast for th a t position a t th e general
election n e x t proceeding th e election o f
a U n ite d H tate S e n a to r w ith o u t regard
tb his politics or m y In d iv id u a l prefer
ence. I am n o t a llie d to a n y clique,
c o m b in a tio n o r fa c tio n , an d I desire
tb e people should m y w h o m I s h all
vote tor fo r U n ite d S tates S en a to r,
so licit tb 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 words o f a ll vo teia w h o te lle v e
in g o v e rn m e n t o f th e people, by tb e
people an d lo r th e people.
W . w. J a « k * » a
A n y O rder» w ill be a tte n d
ed to p ro m p tly . A d d ra m
C liffs F k MM y C ompany ,
FURNITURE
. . . A N D •••
UNDERTAKING
Phallamont livery Ce.
W ism . Oregon.
Harleigh Glass, Proprietor.
Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and aatia-
factory at reasonable prioea.
Farmers team» fed as well as
they are led at home, if not better.
. Telephone at oar expense.
M y M o tto Is
Q u ic k
Proffto.
Live and Lot Lira.
Call and
M y H to c k e f _
and
B ID S L IN K S
b a te « b a y in g •
o. w . A X TE L L
A tto rn e y » f o r P l a i n t i f f
I n »he G iro n i» C o u r» o f »he H t*» e o f O r a
li). f o r H t e r in s n C o a n ly .
E d it h A u d e rs o o , P lA ln u f f ,
C h a r le y A n d e rs o n , D e f e n d a n t 1
f e n d a n t.
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I n (h e n * tu e o f «be 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 t o a p p e a r a n d
a n s w e r th e c o m p la in t file d ag a in »« y o n to
ib e ab o v e e n t it le d » n it, on o r b e fo re tb e la s t
d a y o f ib e t im e p re s c rib e d in t t e o r d e r o f
p n h lic a ito n . t o » I t , o n o r b e fo re t t e W th d a y
o f M a y , A. n . 1908, a n d I f y o n f a i l t o e o a p
p e a r a n d a u a w e r, p l a in t i f f w ill a p p ly to tb e
o o n rt f o r t t e r e l ie f d e m a n d e d In t t e c o m
p la in t file d b e r a in a g a in *« y o u , t o -w it. fo r a
dec re e d ia a o lv in g ( t e b u n d s o f m a t r im o n y
now e x is tin g b e tw e e n th e p l a in t i f f a n d y o o r
s e lf , o n t t e g ro u n d s o f O rnel a n d in h u m a n
t r e a tm e n t, a n d f o r »nob o t t e r a n d f a r t h e r
r e lie f aa to th e » h a rt m a y seem e q n lt a o le
a n d jn a t.
T b le ao rnm on » ia » e rre d npun yon b y p u b
lic a tio n th e r e o f (o r a p e rio d o f s ix aneoem -
ive w eeks m T h e S h e r m a n O o n n ly O b s e rv e r,
a w e e k ly n e w s 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 H h e rm a n o o a n tr , O re g o n , in
p n rsn an o e io an o rd e r o f t t e R u n E V L i t
t le f ie ld . J u d g e o f tb e ab o ve e n t itle d o o o rt,
d u ly m a d e o n tb e lftth d a y o f A p r i l , 1‘JOM,
a n d th e d a te o f t t e tir a t p o b l le a l ton th e r e o f
ia th e 17tb d a y o f A p r i l , 1WJ8.
W D FaXBMA«,
Attorney for P lain tiff
7 t a l7 m 2 9 2931
s_ _ _
U M M O N H . -Jn Uw-GtaeoM C «vrl *4 the Stale
nt Orriroo for Sherman County.
A rle y E . V e o , P l a i n t i f f ,
VS.
E rischia» Y e o . D e fe n d a n t .
To
K m ieb iu » Y e o , t t e ab o ve n a m e d d e -
fe n d a n t.
I n 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 re q u ir e d to a p p e a r a n d
an s w er th e c o m p la in t file d a g a in s t r a n to
th e abo ve 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 th e t im e p re s c rib e d in th e o r d e r o f
liq a tlc
tio n , . to w it : O n o r b e fo re tb e 8 th
P® ib ilio
«Iny
M a y ,1908, a n d I f you fa il toso appear
a n d a n s w e r, p l a in t i f f w
» rill
il l a i p p ly to tb e C o a r t
fo r tb e r e lie f d e m a n d e d in th
if e eom p la in t
file d h e re in a g a in s t yo n , to w it : F o r a dec re e
d ia a o lv in g th e b on d» o f m a t r im o n y n o w e x
is tin g b a tw aen th a p l a in t i f f a n d y o n ra a lf o a
th e g ro n h d s o f d e s e r tio n ; a n d fo r aoeh o t t e r
a n d f a r th e r r e lie f aa to th e C o u r t m a y
e q u ita b le a n d Jnat.
* 1'hla sn rom on a la served n p o n yon b y p u b
lic a tio n th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f s ix suoeaaa-
w eeka In tb e H h e rm a n C o u n ty O b s e r v e r , a
w e e k ly n e w s p a p e r o f g e n e ra l c ir o u la iia n
p u b lis h e d In H U F tm a n o o u n ty , O re g o n , i n
p u rs u a n c e to a n o r d e r o f tb e H o n E . V .
L i t t l e f i e l d , Judge o f th e ab o ve e n t itle d C o u r t
d u ly m a d e on th e 2 4 th d a y o f M a r o h , 1908,
a n d *h e d a te o f th e fir s t p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f
is th e 27th d a y o L g la r e h . 1908.
of
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T o C h a r le y A u d e re o a , th e a b o v e n a m e d d e
for tb e 18th se n ato rial d is tric t, co m
p ris in g th e co un ties of G illia m ,H b e r -
n ia ii an d W h e e le r. 1» elected, I w ill
d u rin g m y te rm o f offloe, w o rk f a ith
fu lly for th e best in te re s t o f a ll tb e peo
ple a ll tb e tim e . 1 h a v e fa ith In th e
people a n d believe in tb e w ill o f th e
l*eople a u 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 v o te fo r
th a t c a n d id a te for U n ite d H ta U e hffina
tor w h o ban received th e hig h e st u u m -
l«er o f th e peoples votes for th a t posi
tio n a t tb e g eneral electio n n e x t pro
ceeding th e electio n o f senator lu con
gross, w ith o u t regard to bis p o litic s or
m y In d iv ld p a l preference. I a m l
a llie d to au y c liq u e , c o m b in a tio n or
faction a n d desire th a t tb e people s h a ll
•a y w h o I s h a ll vo te for for U n ite d
Htatea S enator. I s o lic it th e votes ot
th e people o f a ll p a rtia l w h o believe lu
s ta te m e n t num l>er o n e, In o th e r w ords
o f a ll voters w h o be liev e In g o v e rn m e n t
o f tb e people, by th e people, for people
W
.
The Cliffs Ferry I!
Tobe pleasure in announcing that
they hare purchased the Grants*
Ferry, and will operate the ferry
between Cliffs, Washington, and
Rufus, Oregon. They solicit the |
patronage of the public and will do
all they possibly can in giving
• jtiiek and prompt eervioa.
. .
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Tl»e un d c rslg r
to th e voters o f H h e rm a n o o u u ty th a t
he to a c a n d id a te at th e J u n e electio n
o n tb e d e m o c ra tic tic k e t for
The
to th a
he to a
on th e
ab o va e u d il e d o«m rt. a n d a n s w e r t t e oore-
n la m t file d a « a ln a i yo u In tb a a b o v e e n t i t l e d
■ o il, o n o r b e fo re Ib e ta a t d a y o f tb a l im a
p re a o n b e d In Ib a o r d e r o f p o b lio a lio o , *O"
w it . o n o r Iw fo r e Ib e 'AHta d a y o f M a y , a d
1808, a n d i f yon f a i l to ao a p p e a r a n d a n a s e r
p l e in li f f » | l l a p p ly »o ib a ounrli f o r t t e r e
l i e f d e m a n d e d :n t t e oom p la in t file d h e r e in
a s a ln a l yo n ; t o - « l» , f o r a d e o rre d lr e o lv ijlff.
tb e b o n d s o f m a t r im o n y n o w « l is t i n g b e
tw e e n tb e p l a in t i f f a n d y o n ra e lf, o n tb a
« ro u n d s o f o r o e l a n d in b o m a n t r e a tm e n t,
a n d f o r aoeh o th e r a n d f a r t h e r r e lie f aa to
ib e e o n rt m a y seem e q u it a b le a n d jo s * .
T h is *om -j»on a is serve d n p u n you b y p u b
lic a t io n Ib v r e u f fo r a p e rio d o f s ix w eeks iff
T b e h h e r m a n O oon»y O b s e rv e r,
n e w s p a p e r o f g e n e ra l o lr o o la tlu n p u b lis h e d
itb e rm a n o o u u ty , O re g o n , la porananaa
a n o r d e r o f tb e H o n . E . V . L i t t l e f i e l d ,
J u d g e o f th e ab o v e e n t itle d e o o n . d u ly
on tb«# lA lb tin y o f A p r il, 11I0B, nun
tb e d a i e o f tb « ftr s l p o b llo a lio n th e r e o f U
tb a 1 7 lb d a y o f A^ r J*« J * * -
T h e u n d e rsig n e d he re b y announces
to th e voters o f H b e rm a u o o u n ty th a t
he la an In d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te a t tb e
J u u e electio n fo r
B M cC oy
large, to-wit: One eorrel gew in g .
ir r c n iT H lN n
horse, sl»out four years old, with I -V -A C K S m I r U N t l
sh ite fetrip in face, and branded J
a n d R E P A IR S H O P
diamond T on left stifle, the own
H o rse S h o e in g a
of said uniiual being unknown. Un-
S p e c ia lty ,
less sooner redeemed said animal
will be sold At public auction at the I
residence of the undersigned to tha
highest bidder for cash, on Satur W . D . S c o t t , . P r o p .
day, May 23d, 1908, at 10 o’clock
m. Dated this, 6th day of May,
M on xi. and , O moon .
d 1938.
J. 8. S mith A S on ,
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Klondike, Or.
('e m b ln e s f o r .......................
G as Engine Co.
62 t e F irst S t., Portland, Orageo
W . J . M a rin e r
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Stock Notice.
I A M H E R E fo r th a p u r
pose o f re p a irin g ' y o u r
aiUltary «ad w treteo U b <r»»h
„rv ic » Tbta roagb t e a t a r a t la
Union
for th e 28th re p re e e u ta tlv e d is tric t
c o m p ris in g H h e rm a n ,
G illia m
and
W h ee ler oouiitlea.
I f elected I
perform th e d u tie s p e rta in in g to th e
uffloe lu th e beat m a n n e r possible th a t
w ill oouaerve th e In terests o f a ll th e
reejdeuts o f tb e d is tric t.
A n e rro r m ade In p re p a rin g m y
p e titio n s fo r filin g , discovered loo late
to Correct, le ft m y n a m e o ff of th e
o fficial p r im a r y b a llo t. T b e o n ly r e
course Is to r u n In d e p e n d e n t a t th e
J u u e e le c tio n . T h ia h a v e decided to do.
A in u o t a llie d w it h a n y e x is tin g faction
and k n o w o f no rastoon w h y . I f elected,
I should uo t co:operate freely w ith th e
d is tric t d e le g a tio n , Io be elected lu J u u e
c o n ce rn in g a ll m a tte rs th a t m a y SBb-
aeive tb e interests o f th e people o f th e
d is tric t a * w e ll as o f those o f tb e state
a t large.
County A ssessor
____ 1 Oafaodaato. M urray Davie a te Mary
Davto bia « ifa , and K L Davis, a t e aaalnos
bare in aftor m snlloote dasortbad morl
«aged property« for «te eom of alnatoan
h tiu d fd iwrntv «-mbt and 88 100 dollars,
itb Inlaraa» lharaon at tba rata of ei«bt par
rat. par aaaam from tba ttd day of Mareh
1 M , a t e t t e fa rtte r mob of l« o h o terad
dollars auoroav fare, a t e tt e fa rlL ar anm
of ntaataaa a t e 70-100 dollars aa taxes, a te
lb * further rens of oavaatore and 7b-100 d<>|-
lars ousts, a t e for ooato of a t e span this
Writ. N o « Ite ra fo ra I »111, oa
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SRCtaa tor hta to M oatSta la tb»
b iu tj
Tba V S IO B OAS BBOXBB la * * ■
(tntetod la •««» a M »artar a a a a a r a a * of
■ueb « M iM te rta l tk a t It » ta rt, eaa r. w w ka
e*»y and run» »aay »adat o rttaa iy. avw y-
d a r . roagb f a m »aag». Batova yaa lavaot a
te a t ui a gaa »aglna w rtta I»» am too» catalog
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
fo r H h e rm a u c o u u ty , O reg o n . I f e le c t
ed I w i l l p e rfo rm th e d u ties ot th e office
o f C o u n ty Aaeeeaor in tb e sam e m a n
n e r as past years w it h special favors to
no ne.
sad p l a ln t l f l a n d a s a ln a l tb a ab o va
ab o ve aao
i
Young laying hens for sa k at
reasonable price, supply limited
a rea
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Pike,
Inqui
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Oregon
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M eets th e firs t a n d th ir d
Th ursd ay e v e n in g * o f each
m o n th V is itin g m em bers
e o rd fo lly In v ite d to m eet
B y o rd e r'o f th e W . M .
¡By order w ! m .
Ia n o t e n tir e ly free fro m disease, on tb e
h ig h ele vatio n s fe ver p r e v a il, w h ile on
th e lo w e r levels m a la r ia to enoountered
to a g rea ter or lere e x te n t, ac co rd in g to
a itltu d e .T o overoom s c lim a te affections
la s s itu d e ,m a la ria . Jaundioe, biliouso«
fever au d ag u e,so d general d e b ility ,th e
m ost effe c tiv e re m e d y is E le c tric B it-
tere. tb e g re a t a lte r a tiv e a u d blood p u r
ifie r; tb e a n tid o te fo r^ e v e ry fo rm o f
b o d ily w eakness, nervousness, an d In
so m n ia. Hold u n d e r g u a ra n te e a t Moro
I ’ h s rm a c y , p ri oe 60o
*l»»n *
I »a all
s e r v ic e
a tni« w»cttaal taat of «ectaaqr a a * daia-
I f elected I w ill pe rfo rm th e d u tle» of
ih e office o f C o u u ty C le r k tu th e a a m e
m a n n e r a» past yenra w it h
»¡»eclal
favors to none.
S
L e d g e N e . 121.
g
e n g in e
lie» In keeping the «kin pro
C o u n ty C lerk
't he u n d e rsig n e d here b y annouuoee
tected a» well a* cleansed. Ju«t
to tlie v o te n or H h e rm a n c o u u ty th a t o f H h e rm a u o o u u ty , a n d I s o lic it y o u r
m ulling b not enough—tha«
be to a c a n d id a te , a t th e J u n e e le ctio n votes a t th e J u n e e le c tio n , i n a s k in g
only leave»t he delicate rorfaca
on tb e rep u b lic an tic k e t for
m u re exposed to t h c u r ita tio A
th e su p p o rt o f th e people o f H h e rm a n
of du»t and germs j to merci
co u u ty n r th to o ttio e, i t seems b u t e ig h t
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv o
less attacks of bub aad
a n d pro p er t h a t I s h o u ld g iv e those
weather. A fter w a s liu i« , ap
for tb e 28th rep rese n ta tive d is tr ic t, voters w it h w h o m I a m n o t pers o n a lly
p ly Robertlne and expariaaca
oucnprtolng H h e rm an ,
G illia m
au d ac q u a in te d , som e k n o w le d g e o f m a y
ii» delightldl rcfre.km isL
W h e e le r counties. I f elected I w ill fitness for t h * office. I h a v e been a n
You will admire the line-le»»
p e rfo rm tb e d u tie s p e rta in in g to th e Id e u t o f th is o o u u ty for te n years, a m
softness it imparts to face,
oftloe In th e beet m a n n e r poaaible th a t th o ro u g h ly q u a lifie d fo r th e po sitlou,
neck and arms I t »o t only
w i l l conserve tb e In terests o f a ll th e b o th by e d u c a tio n a n d ex p erien ce. I am
stimulates a radiant glow, but
a grad uate o f oue o f th e beat Bualuess
re s id e n t* o f th e d to lrict-
protects the skin from becona-
Colleges In th e state o f M ln u e e o ta , and
' ing coarse. Prevents burn
R. N . D o n n e lly h a v e b ad several years ex p erien ce In
ing, tan and freckles."
book ke ep in g . F o r th e paat five years
j/,i ftav Pn.rriia fa •
h a v e been in th a m e rc a n tile bualnesa,
-n r
T h e un d e rsig n e d he re b y anno unces a u d poet offloa w o rk , w h ic h requires
to tb e voters o f H h e rm a u c o u n ty th a t both accuracy a n d close a tte n tio n to
'he to a c a n d id a te , a t th e J u n e electio n d e tails. I f g iv e n a m a jo r ity o f th e votes
o n th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
a t th e J u n e ele ctio n I prom ise to per
fo rm th e w o rk o f th e office w it h special
O U M M O N M - In ihc Circuit Court ot lb<
D is tric t A tto rn e y
care a u d close a tte n tio n .
CF
Of yyoo, for Sherrnap com a t y.
fo r th e l l t b J u d ic ia l d is tr ic t, c o m p ris
F O. D e M o s s
B U m e te ¿ L P a M y , P la in tiff,
]
in g H h e rm a n , W h e e le r a n d G illia m
.va.
f
oounttoa, aubj o t to th e a p p ro v a l o f tb e
R o y B B a i l v . D e fe o d a n b
J
voters o f th is d is tric t.
I f elected
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y an nounces
T o B o y E B a it y , t t e ab o ve n a m a d d a fa n d -
I e h a ll f a it h f u lly d isch arg e th e d u tie s o f to th e vo ters o f H h e rm a u c o u n l y t h a t
he la au In d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te a t i h .
■nt-
...
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th a offloa.
I p tb e n a m e o f tb a H ta te o f Or« «o n :
Jo h n
C o llier J u n e electio n fo r
Y o o a re h e re b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r In t t e
yon « i l l ba fo r e v e r b a r r e d fr o m d ia p o t
IDD BBOftB.
M o re M . E . C h u r c h
a—
.
STR EET
E u re k a
Services in Moro Presbyterian
church next Sunday, Morning and wm,
evening.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
A. J.-A dams , factor.
'
m .‘£
a s
T h e u u d eralgued here b y annouuoee
to th e voters o f H h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t
he ia a c a n d id a te , a t th e Ju n e electio n
ou th e rep u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
a nU C M .aa
«Moa «aa ftlad by told Frederick
____ ia tbs O lienti eoart tor M e rm a n oono-
ly fn r la Dial ractolraltoo of I t e Ulto to tbe
I« t e above daaertbed. M ev ualeaa yoe ap-
. r on or before »ba l l t b day of Jana, a o
T h e u u d e ralg u e d h ereby an nounces
B. and abo« eaare « b y snob apelieatioa to tb e vo ters o f H h e rm a u o o u u ty th a t
all not ba «rentad, tbs aarne «111 ba taken
as aonfaraad. a t e a deoree « t il ba enterad b e is a c a n d id a te , a t tb e J u u e electio n
Aooordiu« to tbe prayer of tba application. on th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
•P o r t l a n d A d d r e s s
M e r e P r e s b y te r ia n C h u ro h
a lly good h e a lth an d gives tb a c re d it to
Doans K id n e y P llto ."
F o r sato by a ll daatoes.
P ric e 60
c e n ta l F o s te r-M ilb u rn Cto., B u ffalo ,
_
akers
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The
p
1 Mays
Maya and Benton
1 tonu,n Maya,
M a y » , aa
of Ute
as axaentor
axaeni
a it i ot Mobart M*y»,<tawaaaad.and all «b ew
U ^ L T w b S ’l f i â y e s ï s s r e —Taka botiaa
t h a te a iba Slat day a t J a n a r y ,
He Refits
Glasses Free
inside of
One Year
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ne
lio o r t n a y . «
la v a r k
Coartnay. J a ob
» Coartnay.
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I
D r .B a k e r ’s E y e W o r k is g u a ra n teed of th e h ig h e s t order
Food and dairy commissioner—J
W Bailey.
Supreme Judge— R 8 Bean.
Railroad commissioner—C B Aitch-
ison
State senator—Jay Bowerman.
Representatives— B F Pike, R N
Donnelly.
Circuit Judge—E V Littlefield.
District Attorney—John A Collier.
County Judge—William Henrich*.
Clerk—H 8 McDanel.
Commissioner— Wm Walker.
Sheriff—W B McCoy.
Assessor— Otto Peetz.
Treasurer— Walter Stanley.
School supt— W C Bryant
Cororer—M B Taylor.
Precinct com—L Barnum.
Justice of the Peace— Wm Rudolf.
Constable— . . .
....
C. W . Moo— , Kagtator
USES
UNION
o f th e SStb re p re s e n ta tiv e d la tr lo t. oom -
p r l a i n g H h e rm a u , G illia m a u d W h e e le r
(w u utlea, O reg o n . I f elected I w ill per
H. ». M oDanel
fo rm tb e du tie s p e rta in in g to th e omoe
In th e beet m a n n e r possible th a t .w
w ill
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y an nounces
l^ tereats o f a ll th e real
to tb e v o te r* o f H b e rm a u c o u n ty th a t
d is tric t.
dents of
he is a c a n d id a te , a t th e J u u e ele ctio n
B. F. F ik e on tb e d e m o c ra tic tic k e t fo r
t o»
« -n «
a
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W m H enrlohe
C ounty
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i t ä
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J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
Ci
T o u r » 't r u l y .
Sherwad Crusty.
D rp a rtn a n i oi ta a in w rto r.
LAodOMoa a t Tba
H olm U
*
V la b ln y y o » '‘t to " > e e t ~ o r _ » » e e e e s .- íl ¿ r e u n ía
(¿ fjg jtfjifr
O T IC « F O B F O N U C A T IO N .
N
I "r»o*i veA^frow^yoa’ ary^ tte^ tes t^ au io n ly on«» t o ^ n t a y _ay*«.
A beat of American patriot lam
Mr. Roosevelt is quoted by the
A lit tle back ache a t firs t.
might tie had if somebody would
D a ily Inoreaalug t i l l th a back to la m e
Hungarian artist who painted bis
start a popular subscription for
portrait,(as sayiug that in six or au d w ea k.
building half a dozen battle ships.
U r in a r y disorder» q u ic k ly fo llo w ;
■even years he will have been for-
D ia te tia , an d fin a lly B rig h to dtoeaaa;
gotten by the American people.
T b U Is th e d o w n w a rd oourse o f k id
The President Is unduly self depre ney Ills
c a tiv e . So far from being ‘forgot
D o u 'l ta k e th is oourse.
ten’ be will live lu G»e mouths of | H C H tu tte , o f H o o d R iv e r, says:
“ M y w ife has used D oans K id n e y
men for generations to come. Are
P ills , an d she th in k » th e re to n o th in g
malefactors of great wealth afflicted lik e th e m fo r k id n e y c o m p la in t a n d Ita
with'amnesia I Are the m< mories a (te n d in g a y m p lo m » F o r a lo n g tim e
o f u n d e s ir a b le citizens shorter than •h e suffered fro m book ache, k id n e y
If you are suffering from
those of the rest of mankiudf Is d iffic u lty , besdacbes, an d m a n y o th er
impure blood, thin blood, de
there any threatened impairment of I a y m p to m s o f k id n e y c o m p la in t, w h e n
bility, nervousness, exhaus
vnentaI powers among the nature- Doans K id n e y P llto w are «Fou ght to
b a r a tte n tio n aha w as In v a ry poor
tion, you should begin at once
lakers or in the -ananias clo b f Mr. h e a lth . H ba procured a box, an d aa aba
with Ayer’s Strsaparlllt, the
Hooaevelt has been too large a part bail trie d so m a n y rem e d ire previou sly
Sarsaparilla you have known
o f the history of his time to be cod w ith o u t satisfacto ry results, sbe wss
signed to premature oblivion. 8o »urprised nt th e be n efit she de riv ed frm
all your life. Your doctor
Jong as cougremmen climb the cap th a as« o f Doans K id n e y Pllto^ H lh
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
Itol steps in expectation of a s|»ecial co n tinued ta k in g th e m , a n d I t w as n o t
C * lM * Wwre ta 4*OT * * « r e • * t t e to « » !* .
tions for rebating,at every construe
U te reeeaa, and io all limes of eon*
■CruetIve conapiraciea, while rongh
T b e u u d e ralg u e d he re b y anoouuoes
to th e voter» o f S h e rm a n o o u u ty th a t
be la a c a n d id a te a t th e J u n e election
ou th e rep u b lic an tic k e t for
! • ihr <<•«»■»¥ C eert al ih * Stata o í Uiegoe ter
The Canadian government bow
pays aabaidiee or bonuses on ship
building, dry docks, steamship
lines, railway building, nmunfac
tures of steel and iron, smelting of
lead, and to ownets of petroleum
rells, spinners of biuder twine and
cold storage warehouse«. The pro
T H E P O U S W A U I) C O U R S E .
tective idea in Canada is carried to
lengths not thought of in the United
Fast Being Resllxed by Many Moro
States.
People.
B."
T h e uoderffigued h ereby annouuoee
to th e voters o f H b e rm a u o u u u ty th a t
h e le a oaod ldate, a t tb e J u u e electio n
o n th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
» o f Patota
(M a 1 0 m 8 8 9 1 )
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M o c l D o n a ld . '
Daily Journal: 8enator Fulton
surely can find no little consolation
in th eg iea t majority with which
he carried his home county, Clat
S e a u ld ln g C h a e e l-
sop. A t least his neighbors, and
Services, 1st and 3d Sundays
those who know him best personal
ly, showed how popular he was J2 n. and 2d and 4th Sundays at
among them. When a man has lived 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school 11 a. in. e<ch
in a community over 30 years, and
Sunday.
l>een very active in politics nearly
Epworth Ijeague 7 p. m.
all that time, and can poll about 7
G. F. P inxham , Pastor.
to 1 votes, it is pretty strong proof
W s s le y C h e « e l.
t ist he has qualities that merit
Service* first a n d third Sundays,
friendship and adherents.
7-30 p. m. and second and fourth
Sundays at 12 o’clock noon.
R E P U B L IC A N N O M IN E E S .
Sunday school 11 a. m. each
Sunday.
G. F. P inxham , Pa-tor.
U 8 senator—H M Cake.
Representative in congress W R
Turkey quickly made itself agree
able to Italy when threatened with
a fleet Capt. Mahan was right
about sea power. Italy would thiuk
a long tima before tackling the
Turk on land.
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I n th e n a m e o f th e S ta te o f O re g o n : '
Y o n a r t h e re b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r in tb s
ab o v e e n t itle d e o n rt a n d a n s w e r tb e o o m -
p la in t file d a g a in s t yon in t t e abo ve e n t i
tle d s a lt , on o r b e fo r e tb e la s t d a y o f tb s
t im e p re s c rib e d in th e o r d e r o f p n b lio a tio o ,
to -w it: o n o r b e fo re t t e 2 9 tb d a y o f M a y .
1908, a n d i f yon f a i l to so a p p e a r a n d an s
w e r, p la in t i f f w ill a p p ly to to e e o n rt fo r
th e r e lie f d e m a n d e d in th e o o m p la to t file d
t e r e in a g a in s t y o u , to w It: F o r a dco ree d i s
s o lv in g tb e b o n d s o f m a t r im o n y n o w e x is t
in g b e tw e e n tb e p l a in t i f f a n d y o u rs e lf o n
th e g ro u n d s o f d e s e rtio n , a n d o rn e l a n d i n
h u m a n tr e a tm e n t, a n d f o r such o h e r a n d
f u r th e r r e lie f as to th e c o u rt m a y seem e q u it
a b le a n d jn a t.
T h ia su m m o n s is served n p o n yon b v
p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f fo r a p e rio d o f s ix w e e k »
in tb e H h e rm a n C o u n ty O b s e rv e r, a w e e k ly
n e w s p a p e r o f g e n e ra l o ir e n la tio n p u b lis h e d
H h e rm a n C o u n ty , O re g o n , in p u ra u a n c »
to a n o rd e r o f th e H o n
K. V . L ittle fie ld .
J u d g e o f th e abo ve e n t itle d o o o rt. d a ly
d e o n th e 18th d a y o f A p r i l , 1808, a n d
th e d a te o f tb e fir s t p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f is
the 17th d a y o f A p r il, 1IMM
H im s e lf
A Scotchman, when asked w hy he always
talked to him self, replied:
“In th e first place, because I lik e to talk to
an in te llig e n t m an.
“In th e aecond place, because I alw ays lik e to
hear an in te llig e n t m an talk .” ’
W e talk out loud for the Scotch m an’s reasons.
W ould rather talk on P-r-i-n -t-i-n-g than
on any other subject.
W e don ’t say a w ord’ about price*— it goes
w ithout sayin g that prices are right.
A nd our work— if it ’s not right, send it hack.
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B. B D vro a,
Attorney for P lain tiff
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