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The Observer.
l i t D E P E N D E N T N O N D E S C R IP T S .
The little coterie that are prepar
ed to bolt the ticket and vote for
O F F IC IA L F A F B » OF S O B * « * » •<> the crop of independent uoodm-
MOBO, O S BOOH-
cripte that hope to slip into office
between republioanraed democrats
O. C. Is« i a s p a B o b .............K d ito bs will be taught the lesson of (heir
lives on June the 1st. Where can
C. L. L bblamd , M asaqbb .
those independent flotsam mid j it
m expect to gel their votes I Not
Seo4 for Advertising ratee.
from the republicans, as they are no
M at 16. 1908 longer of that party. Not from the
democrats, Itecanm* they are n o t
Church and Society notice« F R E E , e x democrats.
c i t y W * ftc » » i
FRIDAY..... .
cept when lor money m aking purposes.
Such notice« at regular rate« at the option
o l th« publishers.
Before com ing to the city to trade read
er« are renueated to examine TbeObae» »er
advertising columns. Its the active, wide
awake business man who advertise«, con
sequently he to the moat accomm.»dallng,
sella the cheapeat, and deal« the moat lib-
«rally In every way
We are sick of hearing (he hypo
critical tune of "We arc ull good,
clean men !’*' “ We all support
Statement No. L ” “ We believe iu
g o v e r n m e n t of the people, by (he
people and for the people.”
The people nothing! Little they
care about the people. They waut
We will not be responsible for the to be elected, and are using 8»ale
neglect o l sobecnbers to n o tify os of
change* in th e ir addreet. N o r w ill th e meat No. 1 in the forlorn hoj>e of
notihcaUon of a Poetmaater th a t the eeb- getting into office.
acriber has "R e m o v e d ” settle the b ill of
a d e lin q u e n t.
.
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How can these fellows hope for
office at the hands of republicanst
It would be a great convenience How can a newspaper that is repub
to have a president with a short lican in politics support them T
name like Taft
They are down and out. No party
no political creed, victims of the
la a crowded convention d t j direct primary law. They forget
p o liti« is pretty Bare to make that this law has taken the place of
strange bed fellows.
the old style convention;'that the
choice of the party at the primary
Other vehicles get out of the way election should be respected just the
of the Taft band wagon an if it same as if the nominees were select
ed at a republican convention.
were a fire eogine.
They have thrown the Grand Old
Tfeere is a rumor out that at Den Party over; will its members stand
ver, during the convention, the for this and vote for them f Nit.
pries of everything but postage
They have every one registered aa
stamps will be raised.
republicans. Some of them are no
more republicans than Baal am’s
In his latest description of the Ass; ready to support anything; do
war between the United States and anything; eay anything to gain
Japan, Hobson generoualy refrains votes. The people know this and
from getting us licked.
have weighed them in the balance
and found them deplorably want
The Republican National Conven ing.
tion *111 B eat 9 8 0 d e le g a te e in the
The first ballot Is going to mean
W indy City, 486 of which are in-
a
good
deal to anxious candidates
atrncted for Taft, and 161 others
at
both
big conventions this year,
may be counted for him also. The
Observer forecast of January 24th, «p ecially if it should also be the
last and only ballot
has simply increased.
The United States now outnnm
bar Germany in both battle abipa
and armored ci nisers and two new
battle ships a year will maintain
the supremacy. In naval program
comparisons with any naiim the
United S ta t« shows well at the
front.
A democratic paper wants to
know what the republican party
means by its promise ol tariff re
vision. It means protective duties
salted to the conditions of the
country, and its best interest*. It
means a straightforward, thorough
condemnation of free trade in the
future, an in the past.
In a recent Issue of the Saturday
Evening Post the question la raised
as to whether or not high schools
pay! It takes N.Y.Otty schools as
a criterion, and considers that from
aha coat per pupil the gain la not
commensurate with the expense.
The high schools of that elty, with
lem than four percent of the pupils,
costa 11 percent of all the ooat of
instruction. The coat per pupil per
year is 995 .73 against a oost of
$31.61 In the oommon schools. The
Post also asserts that the high
schools do not fully fit a pupil to
enter a college of nott; that it re
quires much hard study and many
w eeks of hard review ere a grade
ate may enter the better colleges.
The public schools of N. Y. City
have 690,000 pupils. Of these 76,
000 are In the 5th grade and the
percent in such higher grade de
creases, until but four percent are
In the high schools.
The fact that the hen is a consu
m er us well aa a producer, has been
too generally ignored. The litera
ture detyjng with the v irtu « and
achievements of the ben tribe has
been extravagant to \ fulsome de
gree. The hen, u n ie« kept under
watchful police supervision, is a
land pirate—a ruthle« pillager that
baa no more regard for vested prop
arty rights than a wandering hobo.
I t is a well known fact that the
bam yard oackler. after laying a
3 m ot egg will frequently sneak in
to the kitchen garden and airstab
tip 91.75 worth of peaa, beans and
lettuce. And as likely as not she
Will follow this op by breaking in
to the berry patch sod « t in g 15
cents worth of be ri« . This la no
warped yr prejudiced statement,
and it 1« not an overdrawn repre
iwntr^m of the dcatmctlve « p a d
ty of the u nacrups I one fowl. There
was a has enthusiast some years ago
who declared that (ha h e « of the
pouatry every year pay off the a »
Hoaal debt. This wild statement
won at o u « accepted by millions of
<|g« as enthaaisMts « an nziontalir
tooth. It is Indeed high time that
Ils other side of the greet national
kaa indsstry should be invrefiga-
Referring to a suggmtion of The
Observer that Oregon should have
a safe and sane constitutional con
vention, The Oregonian says: "Mr.
U’Ren has anticipated thia move
ment, and placed a barrier in the
way of a convention. He had the
people adopt an amendment to the
section prescribing the manner in
which the constitution may be
amended, and particularly provid
ing that no constitutional conven
tion shall be held nntil the act «11
ing a convention has been submitted
to a vote of the people, and has
been approved by them. Those
who would like to get rid of the in.
itiative and referendum through a
convention therefore, have two
battle« to wage. They moat Amt
get the people to approve the «ail
ing of a convention and than get
(he people to approve a new ooasti-
tution with the initiative and refer
endum left oat. In other words
U1 Ren has doubly safeguarded the
people against them aelv«; for, nn
der the old provisions, no conetite
tion could become effective without
the indorsement of the people.”
In d e p e n d e n t C a n d id a te s .
The direct primary lav was adopt
ed for the purpose of giving the
people an opportunity of choeing
their «ndidatee for the various of
fices. The direct primary law con
tains the following declaration:
“ Under our form of government
politic«! parti« are useful and nec
essary at the present time. It is
neoetsary for the public welfare and
safety that every practioal guaranty
shall be provided by law to assure
the people generally, as well as the
members of I he several parties,’!• t
political parti« shall be fairly,Ire».«
ly and honestly conducted, in ap
pearance as well as in feet. The
method of naming candidates for
e le c tiv e
p u b lio
o ffices b y p o lit ic a l
parti«, and voluntary political or
ganizations, ie the beet plan yet
found for placing before the people
the m m w of qualified and worthy
citizen«, from whom the electors
may choose the officers of our gov
ernment. The government of our
state by its electors, and the govern
ment o f a political party by Ua
members, are rightfully based upon
the « m e general principles. Every
political! party,and every voluntary
political organization, has the same
right to V* protected from the intei-
ferenoe of persons who are not iden
tified with it as its known sad pub
lically avowed members, that the
government of the state has to pro
tect itself from the interference of
persons who are not known and
registered as its electors.
“It is as great a wrong to the
people, as well aa to the members of
a p o liti«! party, for one who is not
known to be one of its members to
vote or take any part %1 any eleo-
lion or other proceedings of such
political party, as it is for one who
is not a qualified and registered
elector to vote at a n y state election
or take any part in the business ol
the state. Every political party and
voluntary political organisation is
rightfully entitled to the sole and
exclusive uee of every word of its
o ffic ia l name. The people of* the
slate, and the members of every po
litical party, and voluntary politi
cal organisation, are rightfully
entitled to know that every person
who offers to take any part in the
affairs or business of any political
party, or voluntary organisation in
the state, is in good faith a member
of suoh party. The reason for the
law which requires a secret ballot,
when all the electors chooBe their
officer**, equally requires a secret
ballot when the members of a party
choose their candidates for public
office. It is at necessary for the
preservation of the public welfare
and safety that there shall be a tree
and fair vote and an honest oount
as well as a secret ballot at primary
elections,as it is there shall be a free
and fair vote and an honest oount,
in addition to the secret ballot at all
elections on public officers. All
qualified electors who wish to serve
the people in an elective public of
fice are rightfully entitled to equal
opportunities under the law. The
purpose of this law is better to se
cure, and to preserve, the rights of
political parti« and voluntary po
litical organizations, and of their
members and candidates, and i
pecially of the rights above stated.”
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REPUBLICAN NOM I NEKS.
U 8 senator— H M Cake.
Representative in eongraM—W R
Ellis.
Food and dairy oommi«ioner—J
W Bailey.
Supreme Judge—R S Bean.
Railroad commissioner—C B Aitch
ison
State senator—Jay Bowerman.
R e p r e s e n t a tiv e » — B F Pike, R N
Donnelly.
Circuit Judge—E V Littlefield.
District Attorney—John A Collier.
County Judge— William Henrichs.
Clerk—H 8 McDanel.
Commissioner—Wm Walker.
Sheriff—W B McCoy.
Assessor—Otto Peetz.
Treasurer— Walter Stanley.
School eupt— W C Bryant.
Coroner—M B Taylor.
Precinct oom—L Barnum.
Justice of the Peace— Wm Rudolf.
COQSUhla— .........- . . .
Political Information.
Mere M. C . C b a r e b
Regular servic« «very Sunday,
at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock s m.
P H Buxton, Supt.
L ad i«’ Aid Society, every Thurs
day, at 2 o’clook p ^n. Mrs C G
Huis, President.
r -iu
of toa appileatioB.
red from dlapet-
« il l be fo ra w r barrad
Aepltoeato’ A U on »?
Regular servi« at the usual hour
next Sunday. Everyone weloome.
S « « M l« ln f C b a g e l.
Servic«, 1st and 3d Sundays
12 n. and 2d and 4th Sundays at
7:30 p. m.
Sunday school 11 a. m. each
Sunday. .
Epworth League 7 p. m.
G. F. P isrham , Pa<tor.
W « e l« y C A a » » l..
Service« first and third Sundays,
7-30 p. m. and seoond and fourth
Sundays at 12 o’olock noon.
Sunday sobool 11 s. m. each
Sunday.
XG. F. P imkham , Pa- tor.i
la n o t e n tir e ly fr re fro m
h ig h «l«vatton a fe ver p re v a il
th e lo w e r level« m a la r ia to «neoun
to a g re a te r or 1 « « « x ta n t, aooot
a ltitu d e .T o overcom e c lim a te
la e s ita d e ,m a la ria . Jaundioe, bill
fever an d ag u e,an d general d e b U lty
m oat effective re m e d y Is E le o trts
tera. th e great a lte r a tiv e an d blood .
lite r; tb e a n tid o te fo r e v e ry form of
b o d ily weakness, nervousness, a n d In
ao m n ia. Hold u n d e r gu aran tee at Moro
P h a rm a c y , price 6Oc
M-100
»
Tbdnfey, fke 9fk (fey ff If
Ä mm ,
Off,
Between tbe boera of 2 p et aad 4 p to of
«aiÑIday. a t toa O ato ban«» f nw, la toa etty
Of Moro, Sherman eoeaty, «tato of Oreeoa.
M r ‘. . « a n o r s a : a f t
toree» «b leb tbe aetd defasdeata. or « Ib e r
of toaea, bad oe tta Z U day e f Mareb. 1MB.
of Mareb', IM S, e l
eft per aaaae»; tv o
eattoraey fees, aod
leee aad 70-100
E u r e k a L e d g e N g . IR1
A. F a A M., M m , O k .
w it h us
Meets tb e flrat a a n d
a th
m ir
ird
o
gs of
« te a c h
a reday even In ga
m o n th V is itin g mm»b«B
c o rd ia lly In v ite d I t o mee»
B y o rd e r o f th e W . II
J . M . P a r ry , “
OXX
■ • « b le b a m
Me 7S A " - ' r
R e g u la r conimunleatlon
each 2d an d 4 th *lh n fe -
d a y even Ina» m o n t h ly .
B y o rd e r W A (
M rs H e le n P a rry ,
ety to
real property
I tbe m aa a ar provided by law.
W. B. MoOov, Hberiff
of gberoMB seamy,-ptoto ef
,]
Ore«au
F U R N IT U R E
It Cottractors.
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A
Frenh Cocgplnxion^
Z
fo r H h e rm a n c o u n ty , O reg o n . I f e le c t
e d I w i l l p e rfo rm th e du ties ot th e office
o f O o u n ty Assessor In tb e sam e m a n
lie r as past years w it h special favors to
none. .
O tto Feetx
M S
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I f elected I w ill p e rfo rm th e duties o f
th e office of C o u u ty S h e r iff In th e sem e
m a n n e r as In past years, w it h special
favors to none.
W. J .
M a r in e r
preserved— and produced—b
Bobertias, a mild, deligktf«
banishes crsckisd appearance caused
M •m-dryBSas^redtoees
i and spreads anew
rndtoat glow due te wholesome Boorish-
ment o fs k ln glands and stinutlstlm r i
the apillssles which atoo fosd the
•k ia end supply Iu healthful color.
A 4 y e a r D n ^ g itt
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JU M M O N S — In tbs Circuit Court ot tte Bula
o í Oraeoa, for Sherinaa cnostjr.
V tea sh e G Betty, Ftetotiff,
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Boy K BsM r. DofsodaD».
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To Hoy K Betty, the above pswod dsfsad-
ant.
Io ths name of tbe Htste of Or»non:
Yoe ars hereby required to appear Is the
above sm itlod soert. sod answer tbs soas-
pistot filed agslest yon In tbe above sntiltod
■alt. on or before tbe last day of tbe lim e
prescribed io tba order of pabltoetkoo. te-
wtt, on or bafora tba W tb day of May, A. B.
1908, snd if yon fa il to ao appear aad aaaear
plaintiff will apply lo tba aoert for tbe ra-
lief demanded n tba oom plaint filed berets
aeainai yoa; to-wit, for a daeraa dtoaolvlnn
tba bonds of «Mtrlaaoey now axtotie« ba-
twaan tba plaintiff ana yoaraalf, on tbe
eroooda of orusl and Inboman treat man I.
aad for aeeb otbor and further raitof as to
tba oonrt may aaon aqaitabto aad Joe».
. This aaintnoM is aarvad upoo yoe by peb-
IlM lto o thereof for a period of six weeks la
Tbe Hberman Ooen'y Observer, n weekly
newspaper of general olrentotioo pobllebed
in Hberman oounty, Oregon, la peranaoea
to an order of tbe Hoe. K. V. L U »l<-field,
Judge of tbe above eotittod aoert, d u ly
made on tbe lStb day of April, MOB, ana
tba date of tbe first pobltoation thereof to
tbe 17lb d a / of A^ril, M08.
B. D u r m ,-
M bimul A
B bvawt ,
Attorneys for P lain tiff
7U 17o»»l
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UMMOMS
T h e u n dersigned h ereby announce«
la
tbe Clronit Coart of tbe Slate of Ore
to tb e voters o f H b e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
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h e to s o In d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te a t tb e gon. for Hberman (Jaanty.
Bditb Anderson, P toleliff,
T h e un d e rsig n e d h e re b y announces J u n e electio n ror
/
ve.
te th e voters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
Joint Senator
Charley Anderem», Defendent
h e to a c a n d id a te at th e J u n e election
on th e d e m o c ra tic tic k e t for
fo r th e 18th se n ato rial d is tric t, oom To Obartoy Aaderaoe, tba above neaped de
fendant.
p ris in g tb e o o u n tto eo f G llU a m , H ber
•h a rm
m a n an d W h e e le r. I f elected. I w ill In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon:
Yoa are hereby required to appear aad
U f B b e o n a n ___
o o u n ty , . I pro
prom ise, I f elect d u rin g m y te rm o f offloe, w o rk fa ith
ed, a s tric t a n d Im p a r tia l en forcem en t fo lly for th e best In terest o f a ll tb s peo- •newer tbe eompiaiat filed against yoa In
tbe above entitled salt, oo or before tbe last
o f tb e la w .a n d to av o id a ll unnecessary pie a ll th e tim e . I h a v e fa ith in th e d ay of (be time preeertbed la tbe order of
expen se to tb e o o u n ty, a n d o th erw is e people an d believe in th s w ill o f th s paitlioetioa, town, on or before the M tb day
p e rfo rm th e du tie s o f tb e offloe to th e people sn d th erefo r d u rin g m y te rm o f of May, a . B. 1908, snd If yoa fell to so ap
offloe, I f elected, I w ill a lw a y s vote for pear and answer, plaintiff will apply to tba
best o f m y a b ility .
for tbe relief demanded la toe eo a-
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J C F r e ttm a n th a t ca n d id ate for U n ite d S tates H e n a ooert
to r w h o has received th e h ig h e st n u m plaint filed herein against yon, to-wit. for a
decree
diaeStving tbe bonde of matrimony
ber o f th e peoples votes for th a t pool aow ensflng
between tbe plaintiff and vonr-
, T h e un de rsig n e d h e re b y announces lio n at tb e g e n eral election n e x t pro self, as tba groanda of eraal and inbnman
to th a voters o f H h e rm an o o u n ty th a t ceeding th e election of eenatoa in con treatment, and for snob other and farther
he to a c a n d id a te a t tb e J a n e election gress, w ith o u t regard to bto p o l i t i « or relief as to tba oonrt may seam aqnltaoto
m y In d iv id u a l p re fo re n w . 1 a m not •ed Joat.
a a th e d s m o e rs llo tic k e t fo r
Thto anmmona is aarvad anon yoe by pab-
a llie d to an y cliq u e , co m b in a tio n or
County Com m issioner
taction an d dee ire th a t th e people s h all lloallon thereof for a period of six a n aeaaa
ire weeks In Tbe Hberman Ooenty Observer,
fo r H h e rm a n o o u n tj a n d I s o H d ty o u r •a y w h o I s h a ll vote for for U n ite d a weakly newspaper of general alrealation
v e t as a t t h a t ele c tio n . I have been a S tates S enator. I s o lld t tb s votes ot published in Hberman ooanty, Oregon, in
resident o f H b e rm an c o u n ty for 26 years th e people o f e ll parties w h o believe In p nran anoe to an order of tbe Hon K V L it
an d am an interested ta x p a y e r in tb e s ta te m e n t n u m b e r o n e, In o th e r w ords tlefield. Judge of tba above entitled aoart,
w eifore o f o u r c o u n ty ; need la«« to m y r i a ll voters w h o b e liev e In g o v e rn m e n t daly made on tbe lfttta day of A pril, It**»,
th a t i f th e voters
voi
o f H b e rm a n oo u n ty r i th e people, by th e people, for people and tba date of tbe flrat pablioatlea thereof
to tba 17tb day of April, 19U8
m e to tb
" e office
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am A t te elect hoe
o f C om -
w d F sxsmax ,
W J K A w to rtte
m lm te o e r I w ill d o s ll poeeible to m e rit
7U 17 m » 2981
Atioeney for P lain tiff
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th e ir oonfidenoe.
W B McCoy
Horace W . Strong
C U M M OH 8 ------ l a t the Circuit Court ot the State
0. W . AXTELL
Moro -
Oregon.
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Any Ordern will be
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Company
Take pleasure Io announcing that
they n e w puraiaastl the Grant«’
Rufus, Oregon They solicit ths
patronage o f the public and will do
all they possibly « n in giving
quick and pffesoptwarMea.
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O aM FA O Y i
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„ County Assessor
fo r th e 28th re p re s e n ta tiv e d is tr ic t
c o m p ris in g H h e rm a n ,
G llU a m 1 a in
I w ill
W h e e le r counties.
I f ete
p e rfo rm th e d u tie s p e rta in in g to th e
offloe in th e beet m a u u e r possible th a t
w ill conserve th e interests o f aU th e
residents o f tb s 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 too late
to oorrect, le ft m y n a m e o f f o f tb e
o ffic ia l p r im a r y b a llo t. T b e o n ly re
course is to ru n In d e p e n d e n t a t th s
J a n s ele ctio n . T h is h a v e decided to do
A m n o t a llie d w it h a n y e x is tin g faction
e n d k n o w o f n o reason w h y . I f elected,
L sh ou ld n o t oow pgrste freely w it h th e
d is tric t deiSgaU on, to be elected In J u n e
co n ce rn in g e ll m a tte rs th a t m a y suh-
ee iv e tb e Interests o f th e people o f th e
d is tr ic t aa w e ll aa o f those o f th e state
a t large.
Go
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«S-M F lrat fit ., Portlaad,
^ F ^ ^ C seteS ^ Jto lM Aesto
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Union
- T h e un dersigned hereby announces Û
of Oregon, lor Hherman count, ;
to th e voters o f H herm an o o u n ty th a t
he Is a s ta te m e n t N o . l ca n d id ate a t th e Lottto Lee Black, Plaintiff
I he re b y an no uno e m y s e lf aa an In J u n e electio n on d em o cratic tlo k e t for
re.
de p en d e n t ca n d id ate in tb e E le v e n th
W H Black, Defendant
J o in t H opreeeottotlve
J u d ic ia l d is tric t, co m p ris in g tb e ooun-
ttos o f G illia m , H h e rm an a n d W heeler, for th e SWtb representative d is tric t oom To W H Blaok, tba «bore named defend-
ant—
Jhr th e ofltee o f
p ris in g the oountles o f S h erm an . G illi In tbe name of tba State of Oregon:
Yoa are hereby reqaired lo appear In tbe
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’
M y M o tto Is , 4
in g m y te rm r i offloe w o rk fa ith fu lly above entitled ooert and anawar tbe oom-
for
th
s
eleetloo
to
be
held
J
u
n
e
1,
1908.
rs
oafgtoBuww yoe in tba s above
u w s n enti
o il*
plaint
filed
against
Q u ic k
Hates e n d
for th e beet Interests r i a ll tb e people.
I f elected I w ill d a rin g m y te rm o f ot- I I.s v v fn lth In th e people s n d Iw lle v c tled sail, on or before tbe last day o f tbe
* ‘ Bffffaii F r o m * .
iribad ie tbe order of pablioatloa.
floe, w o rk fa ith fu lly to r a ll th e people. In th e w ill o f th e people an d , therefor, time prescribed
lo-wit: oe or be
before t ie 29tb day of May,
I w ill w ag s w a r on c rim in a ls , frie n d s
Live sod Let Live.
d a rin g m y te rm r i office, I f elected. 1 1908, and if you fa il to so appear and ans
and foee a lik e , w ith o u t regard to bis w ill alw a y s vote fo r th a t ca n d id ate for wer, plaintiff w ill apply to tba ooert for
Call and Examine
solittea, p o sition or statio n In Ufa. A s U n ite d States S e n a to r w h o baa received tba relief demanded in tbe eompiaiat filed
My Hteok of
‘ lo say qtiaJlflcation s I w ill eay th a t I th e hig h e st n u m b e r of tb e peoples votes tarein agalnrt yua, towit: For a daeraa dis
am
a g ra d u a te fro m th e la w d e p a rtm e n t cast for th a t position a t th e general solving tbe bonds of matrimony now exist
F U R N IT U R E
o f th e U n iv e r s ity o f M io b ig s n , a t A n n election n e x t proceeding th e election of ing between tbe plaintiff and yoeraalt oe
- and
111 A rb o r, g ra d u a tin g in th e «Teas o f 1908,
tbe groonde of deeertion, and ereSl and in
a U n ite d H tate- S enator w ith o u t regard
B ID E L IN K S
an d h a v e been engaged In actual prac to b is politics or m y in d iv id u a l prefer bnman treatment, and for aeeh other and
farther relief as to tbe ooert may aaam aqait-
tic e ev er s i n « s a id tim e . I a m n o t a l
before buying
ence. I am n o t a llie d to a n y cllqito, •ble and jnat.
oe, c o m b in a tio n , or co m b in a tio n o r fa ctio n , an d I desire
Thia aemmoea la served npon yoe by
or sort, b u t la d e - tb e people should eey w h o m I s h all poblioatlon thereof for a period of alx weeks
fU lleet sense o f th e vote tor for U n ite d States S en a to r. I in the Hberman’ Oountv Observer, a weekly
’ J R B d .' I so lic it tb s votes o f tb e people
newspaper of general oireoiatlon published
so lic it tb e votes o f th e people o f a ll
| r JrSÎ'p,
i a ll p a rtie s ,w h o believe In a ’‘g o vern - parties w h o believe In s ta te m e n t N a 1, in Hherman County, Oregon, in parsaanaa
to
an order of tka Hon K. V . Littlefield,
moot ri r th e people, by tb e people, en d in o th e r words o f a ll voters w h o believe Jodge
of tba above entitled oonrt. duly
Air tb e people,” a n d I h ereby pledge In
g o v e rn m e n t o f th e people, b y th e mad« on tba lfilb day of April, 1908, and
m y s e lf I f relen
elected,
ted , to c a rry o u t th e w is h
tba
data
of tbe first publication thereof la
people snd for th e people.
es r i th e people.
the 17th day of April, 1908.
W
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M
S
JtoBaes
H ardest
n. B Davos,
7 to l7 m » »8]
Attorney for P lain tiff
M e re Ledge, M o
1. O .D . F. More.
M eets e v e ry Seti
tvenln g at 7 JO
V is itin g
m e n ile
o o rd la lly In v ite d . M esa-
bere are expeotod to I *
present.
O tto PeetS, N . (4.
M . E . M ille r . H eo retarv.
Notioe is hereby given that the
undersigned have taken up, near
Web Foot School house, Sherman
oounty, Oregon, the following dee-
oribed animal, found running at
large, to-wit: One sorrel nelding
horse, about four years old, with
white strip In fa « , and branded
diamond T on left stifle, the owner
of said animal being unknown. Un-
leaa aooner redeemed said animal
Will be sold gt public auction at the
maiden« of the undersigned to tbe
highest bidder for cash, on Satur
day, May 28d, 1908, at 10 o’clock
a na. Dated this, 6th day of May,
a n 1906.
J. 8. S mith A Son,
3tm 8-»-294]
E lo a d ^ G « .
R Tto union eaa z s u is n is ms -
•tftoWA to »sto s MBtotof tomato a « M
Mto « •• m twtol tost It starts «sor. waste
Clerk
Representative
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y an n o u n o m
to th e vo ters o r H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
he to a can d id ate, a t th e J u n e election
on th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
County •horMT
ootoa of and opon
I w ill, OB
“ '
County
County Clork
un derelgned h e re b y e n n o u n o m
tare r i Í H h e rm a n c o u n ty th a t o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty , a n d I so lioit y o u r
voter«
ca n d id a te , a t tb e J u n e e le c tio n votes a t tb e J u n e eie o lio n . I n a s k in g
rep u b lic an tlo k e t fo r
• su p p o rt o f th e people o f H h e rm a n
o o u n ty for th is office, It eeeme h u t r ig h t
Joint R epresentative
a n d proper th a t I sh ou ld g iv e those
fo r th e 28th represe n ta tive d le trio t. v o t e » w it h w h o m I a m n e t peraonally
a
c q u a in te d , some k n o w le d ty o f m a y
oum prtafng H h e rm an ,
G illia m
ao d
W h e e le r counties. I f elected I w ill fltnees fo r th e o ffic a I h a ve been a res
p e rfo rm th e d u tie s p e rta in in g to tb e id e n t o r th is o o u n ty fo r ten ye ars , am
office In th e beet m a n n e r poealhle th a t th o ro u g h ly q u a lifie d fo r th s po sition,
w i l l oonearve th e In terests o f a ll th e b o th by educatio n a n d e x p e rie n c e -1 am
a g rad uate o f one o f tb s beet B u a to e M
residents o f tb e dietrtot-
Colleges in th e state o f M in n e s o ta , ao d
R. N . Donnelly h a v e h ad aevsral years ex p erien ce in
book keepiog. F o r th e peat fiv e years
h a v e been In tb e m e rc a n tile business,
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y a n n o u n o m a n d post ofltee w o rk , w h ic h requires
to th e vo ters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t b o th accuracy a o d close a tte n tio n to
h e to a c a n d id a te , a t tb e J u n e electio n d e ta ils . I f g iv e n a m a jo r ity o f th e v o tm
o n th e rep u b lic a n tlo k e t for
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 tb e office w it h special
D is trict Attorney
care a n d close a tte n tio n .
fo r th e 11 tb J u d ic ia l d is tr ic t, o o m p rle-
F. O. DwMoss
‘
G
W
lla
in
in g H h e rm a n , W h e e le r an d
co un ties, eu b l» ct to th e a p p ro v a l o f tb e
voters o f th ia d is tric t.
I f elected I
T h e un dersigned h ereby announces
s h a ll f a ith f u lly d isch arg e th e du ties o f to tb e vi
a o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
tb e office.
n d e n t ca n d id ate a t ih e
he Is a n
John
Collier Juaael
fo r
T h e u n d e rsig n e d h e re b y a n n o u n o m
to th e vo ters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty tbs"
b e w a c a n d id a te a t th e J u n e «lectio
o n th e re p u b lic a n tic k e t fo r
«■««»d property, for the «««# o f a
hendrrd tw m ty-elcbt and
lau re to thweoe «Liba rato of •
I
eight end M 1M dellii'
T h e un dersigned hereby announce«
to th e voters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
be to a can d id ate, a t th e Ju n e etoctlou
on tb e rep u b lic an lie k e t for
Tbe
to tb e
be to a
on th e
of Oregon
or A p ril, a b IM S , apon a ju d « ...« » aad de-
a rw daly rendered aod entered of rererd in
told e r e n eh fe e M d d a y of M arek a è M M
by fereetoOBre of toortga«e la fe ro r o f the
i «gelato toe «
yT taK to aatl
s
T b e W e r lS «
Wm Henrlofes
A.
Deals bto « Ite , E L
A B Potter and
wettaB J e f aageoto.
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A Oo,a '
Nottoa to hereby give« i »bat ander and by
of
M o n k la n « P r e s b y te r ia n C b » r » h .
M y H air is
S c r a g g ly
tiers
a o a » « a « e b a d M to e «Sto d e y o f I «no. a W
USS. «ad obo« e««aa «b y «nab «pplta«
SttoSjel>-M<l
County Judge
o f H herm an o o u n ty , O regon. I ( f I V elected
IW W U
■tatuin
I w ill p e rfo rm tb e d u l l « p e rta
in ln g to
th e ofltee In tb e beet m a n n e ir r possible
to ooueerve a ll tb e interests o f a ll th e
residents o f th e o o u n ty.
o f th e 2M b re p rs M o ta tl ve d is tr ic t, eom -
p r ria
ia iug
lu g H h e rm a n , , U lllla m a o d W h e e le r
ouuutlee, O rego n, I f elected I w ill 1 MF*
H. 6. M oD enel
fo rm th e d u ties n
D e rta ln ln s to th e uffiue
In th e best m a n n e r possible t h a t w ill
T h e un dersigned hereby a n n o u n o m
oooeerve th e In terests o f a ll tb e reel
to tb e voters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
d e n te o f th e d is tric t.
F . F i k e be Is a c a n d id a te , a t tb e J a n e electio n
on th e d em o orailo tic k e t for
1« nuy «aneara, dafaadaato.
To all « b a o It » s y aonwru Taba notim
Ib a l oo toe Sito day of J a a w ry . A d MOS. « b
Servic« in Moro Presbyterian k
church next Sunday, Morning and ÿ u w m
evening.
v , l a the O lreeitO o e rt of the Stole
oenty of ttoernan.
Sunday school at 10 s m.
L K Moore, P laintiff.
A. J. A dams , Pastor
Notice la hereby given that the
for school board of School Dirtrict No.
16. 13, of Sherman county, Oregon,
will reoeive se aled bids for the oou-
for »truction and building of a one
on atory frame school house for eeid
district. Said bide will be received
on and up to 7 o’olock p m, Tues
Send The Observer to your absent day, June 2d, 1908. Plans and
specifications for eeid school build
friends. It 1« better than a letter,
ing can be eeen at tbe poet office at
and gives nil the home news. Fpur DeMoee Springe, Or. T h e eucoemful
month« for 50c.
bidder must be able to furnish a
bond for at lmat 92,000. The board
reeervea the right to rejeot any or
all bide.
P. O, DeMoee,
Henry S. D s M om ,
Alex Hunter,
Board of Directors
3(295]
L Attest, J. G. Woods.
fog e v e r
uto aaares «a otto !««■«. JSbn Me-
shown by the public, together with
the intense enthusiasm on the part r — «‘ “ • » “ ’S j a t « . . .
of teachers and pupils, Leads one to 1« It o « r o u it Oonrt of tto Stola of Oregon
9ÈIB • t*BU^ T fff UteBffBBfikll •
believe that th e « events w ill eon
1« toe ««totoral to« «rvftoto to * <* Vwd-
setaft B to dto register «b attito to «onto reto
tinue to grow in interest and suc qeertev (Ig t ^ l wtotoe tweaty-eix
M l , 1>
ip
tw eatj-stx [ [Ml.
t o « [IS ] «sto « fitto
cess. One thing is certain lfa y 22d
will be a big day in Wasco.
W » Ooerteoy. 4«aa Ooertoey. Mterer A
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Registration reopens April 21
general election, and cloeee May
Election June 1.
Reci'tration reopens Sept. 20
Presidential e loot ion, and clo s«
Ootober 20. Election Nov. 3.
Do you like KP Then why
be contented with it? Have
to be? Oh, not Just put on
Ayer’s Hair Vifor and hive
long, thick hair; soft, even
hair. But first of ill, «op
your hair from coming out.
Save what you have. Ayer’«
H air Vigor will not disappoint
you. It feed« ths halr-huiba;
make« weak hair strong
BhSMeda
» setobiisb «tetas to to« toad «boto
Wasco News
The annual Sherman oounty field
meet has apparently become g fixed
event in thia oounty. Tbaffil meet
will occur May 22d. T ha^ fereet
T h e undersigned hereby announce«
to th e voters o f H h e rm a n o o u n ty th a t
be to a ca n d id ate a t th e J u n e eleetlon
on th e repu blican tlo k e t for
I f sleeted I w ill p
e rfo rm tb<
th e du ttes of
perform
th e office o f C oun i t y C le rk In th e sem e
tn n e r as peat years w ith
favors to none.
J o in t R e p r e o o n t a t lv e
A Gala Day Cessing.
M e r e P reB b sS erta» C A w re b .
This year the people have before
them three «n d id stes running as
independents. Three men who were
unwilling (o submit their n s m « to
the voters of their respective parti«
and seek the nomination in the
manner prescribed by the direct
primary law. On the other hand
these cm^idates are seeking elec
tion unirer the old order of things,
ignoring the direct primary law
end attempting to set aside its plain
provisions. Tbs direct primary law
was adopted, as its authors said, for
the purpose 6f doing sw ay with
boss« and bou rules, yet « c h of
these «ndidstes^ n their declaration
of prioriplM, claim to be reformers
of the highest type. The direct pri
mary law was made by the people,
under the initiative and referendum
process, and these independent can
didates are doing all within their
power to disoredit this law by re
fusing to seek the office they desire
by the methods laid down in the
direct primary law, or to abide by
the c h o i« of the respective parti«
of the nominee« in the primary
election.
VHCLE5AM
Political Coluniu. Political Column.
o f Orsgoa tor
la th« Coutoy Cwrt •»
Wasoo News.
to tbTZtoterTkL
of B F Mod tor,
Republican voters of Sherman
Mottos to hereby « iw « »bst U m andar
oounty and this legislative^ indicia I •tunad
T b s c o d s rs lg n e d hereby announces
tate horn d«ty spBotettol to tbs
and senatorial district, be vao^aeed
---- > h to the votare r i H h e rm a n oounty that
be Is a c a n d id ata, a t th« J u n e elecUou
in the field a ticket copayptyd ef
o n to « re p u b lic a n tic k e t for
able, responsible men, me* Jrhon>
J o in t S e n a t o r
J
all republicans can conscientiously
fo r (b e 18th es o ato rial d totrlo t,oo m p ris
in g H b à rm g u , U lllla m a n d W h e e le r
support The time was wben,a few
counties, O rego n. I f elected I w ill
i from toa Sto da r «f May, fo rm U m d u ties p e rta in in g to th e o S S .
fellows napaed the ticket, giving the lo w tt. «tX I
WB. H II» » » « : «
m a n n e r pomi ble th a t w ill
majority of the party no chance to « bissa .
Ai—Intoirator Iu U m bato
th e Interests o f a ll th e reai-
eay who tluffi desired for candidates.
d e c te o f th e d la tric i. ,
o n es FOB FOBUCATIOB.
U nder the Oregon primary law one
Jay Bowarm an
man has as much to say ahead the
matter as another, and all should
tor ned hereby annouuoee
The u A od e ere
re e ? H
o o
ou
th a
to th e «otare
H h
h e
e rm
rm a
a n
n o
u u
u ty
ty th
a t t
s t a n d by the choice of the n t e je r it y
a t tb e J u n e afeoUon
h e le s
of the people.
MOI, M d « Mew» »stosT iñtay J t o fiM P tor
o n th e
j
A Scotchman, when asked why he A lw ays
talked to him««lf, replied:
thw A ret place, because I lik e to talk to
an in tellig en t man.
“ In the second place, because I alwaya like to
hear an in tellig en t man ta lk .” -
W e ta lk out loud for the Scotchman*« reason«.
Would rather ta lk on P-r»ivn>t-i-n-g than
4W any other subject.
W e don’t say a word about price»— it goes
w ithout saying th at price« ere right.
And our work— if i t ’s not right, send it baek.
T ry ns. We P rin t anything.
O b s e r v e r P r i n t i n g O ffic e
•
; R R o f o , * -s w Oregon.
Pballamont limy
Ci.
lascii, Oregon.
H a rle ig h Glass, P ro p rie to r.
Every kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and satifi-
factory at reasonable prices.
Farmers teams fed as wall ae
they are fed at bom«, .if not better.
Telephone at enr intense.
W.
D L A C K S n iT H M N Q
, a n d R E P A IR S H O P
■A
ffite
W
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Horae Shoeing s
S p e c ify .
.
S cott ,
P rop .
M okzlamd , O obbob .