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FR ID A Y ................... J ume 19. 1908
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 u c h n o tic e « at r e g u la r ra te « at th e o p tio n
o f tb e p u b lla h e r» .
B e fo re c o m in g to t h e c it y to tra d e r e a d
e r * a r e re q u e s te d t o e i a m l n e T h e O b a e i * e r
a d v e r tis in g c o lu m n « . I t * l l . e a c t l r e , w id e
a w a k e bu»lne«« m a n w h o a d v e r tU e » , c o n
s e q u e n t ly h e la t h e m o a t a c c o tn m .x la tln g ,
• e l l * th e c h e a p e s t, a n d d e a l* th e m o a t l ib
e r a l ly In e v e r y w a y
W e w ill not be responsible for the
neglect of aobecribera to notify na of
changes in their address. Nor w ill the
notification of a Poatmaater that the aub-
ecriber haa “ Removed” aettle the bill of
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Debs eaye be wishes the people
to understand that be expects to be
elected. Now let’s beer from Tom
Watson.
Send The Observer to your absent
friends. It is better than a letter,
«nd gives all the home news. Four
month« for 50c.
We wonder if, by this time, Sen
ator La Follette has been able to
think of anything he didn’t say in
his eighteen hour speech!
Georgia voters seem to like whis
key snd railroad passes better I ban
they thought they did when (hey
elected Hoke Smith governor.
Now that he has signed tbe bill
against pool selling snd bookmak
can Governor Hngbes be ac
Bused of having race suicide tend
lnf.
The (Merry game of fining a few
rkllroada^and shippers for rebating
is again being played In the West,
but not one really responsible man
is sent to Jail.
Not long ago the Sandwich islán
ders were kicking because of the
horde of Japs landing there. Now
they kick because no new ¡migrants
may oome from Japan. Uncle Sam
looks sorry that so much red tape
« wasted to please bis people.
SECRETARY WUSON.
One would have to travel Cale
donia to its moat remote parts to
find a cannier Scot than Bccre'aiy
James Wilson, of the U. 8. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Seen-tary
Wilson may never I »ecoma president
of the Uuittd Slates, for he h id t!.e
misfortune to l»e born in a fortigu
land, but he is ahrewd and canny
enough to win and deserve any
other office at the beatowal of the
freemen. For the past 10 jean»
Secretary Wilson haa been at the
head of a department of &e govern
ment which at the time he took
charge waa little mote than a dis-
tribating agency for free seeds, but
which is today the greatest scient ific
institution in the world. Efforts
have been made to dislodge him
from the position, but his tciiie-
meut haa never begu considered
seriously for even a moment by the
two presidents he has served. He
has sat at the preatdeut’s advisory
table with more than 20 associates
a id has outlasted them all. By the
time he haa rounded ont his third
fonr year term, In March 1900, he
will bavfe broken all records for
oontinnons cabinet service, save
one.
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Ten years ago he waa a “ poor
and honest” farmer in Iowa. He is
aa honest today as he was then, not
quite so poor, and a better farmer
than ever. He has done so well be
has even had the temerity to appoint
hiaown son private secretary and
there have been few who cared to
say a word io opposition. Were
Secretary Wilaqn an average politi
cal) this would never have come to
pass. He is a politicao to the extent
of knowing how to make a campaign
speech in Maine or Oregon that
will capture the farmer vote as well
aa in low s, but he is an agriculturist
first, last and ail time; a political)
just io vacation times and for per
sonal recreation.
Ten years ago he waa the head oi
the Iowa state agricultural college,
with more schemes on his mind,
than coaid have been pat to the teat
at the experiment station in 100
years. He became head of the
agricultural department, tried bis
sclietncs and literally made two
blades of grass to grow where but
one had grown before. Secretary
Wilson is the moet democratic cab
inet member the northwest has m et
They call him “Tama Jim’’ back
east Even the people who do not
know his first name can tell by
looking at him that here is no red
tape formality; just a plain, honest
man oi the common people, without
faas or feathers. He is n self made
man bnt he is too busy to spend
mnch time worshiping his creator.
After 120 years of war thq Yaqut
Indians of Mexioo have decided
that they want to become peaceable
citizens. The fact that their original
20,000 has been reduced to a oom
p ur* Lively small number has some
thing to do with the resolve to best
Hoke Smith can now testify that
the tomahawk Into sh o e snd break muck raking the railroads may ex
the pony to harness.
cite noisy applause, bnt fall short
when the votes are counted.
One year ago there was a shortage
o f 160,000 freight cars in the United
The railways got ajar this week
States. Now there are 350,000 when freight, 26 days from New
freight oars sidetracked m - due to York was ialfr down d Portland,
the policies of President Roosevelt via Tehanntepec. Often the time
— is the accepted explanation oi is 30, 40 and even 50 days overland
the popular application of the term by rail.
Teddy Bears to the railroad empties
o f the United States.
A la a k a haa a road com m ission
aud ils allotment for highway itn
Oregon oonnty offloer* elected to prove me nt (bis year is *308,000.
take up their duties the first of The automobile racers have a better
July, owing to the so called amend prospect there than in some of the
ment to the constitution changing state«.
the time of election from Juue till
The brewery interests claim that
November, will have a term of two
years and six months to serve, in the spread of prohibition threatens
stead of two years as formerly. They to plunge thia country into dismal
will get the extra six months by rnio. They prefer their own kind
urinal hocus poena, commonly cal of reform by denouncing the bad
saloon. Bnt It was not until seri
led the imitative and refandum.
ously alarmed by the growth of pro
hibition sentiment that their oona
A number of eminent republican«
oiencee were aroused.
petitioned the Chicago convention
to include the following plank in
A number of ladiea from Wash
the platform: “ We affirm our con
fidence in the integrity and justice ington’s smart set are going to the
of the courts, state snd national, Chicago c o n v e n tio n . J n d y in p fro m
and we insist that the preservation the way people tuak »bout it, out
o i their independence and full oon- would think that no women ever
atitutioual prerogatives is essential before sat in the conventiongalleriea
to the maintenance of tbs American and yelled for their favorites and
system oi government.” 1 /Secre that no woman waving a big white
tary Taft’s character is not a suffic parasol ever led a record-breaking
ient guarantee that he will assist in 30 minntea of oonveDtion cheering:
maintaining the integrity of the for a beaten candidate, by the way.
judiciary, a platform declaration
would be of little* v a lu e .
Merchants at grain delivery
points In the Clearwater country
Cheater Thompson, the murderer, are threatened with the loss of the
hae been declared eaue by a jury greater per cent of their customers
and entitled to be at large. Thomp through i he agencies of cooperative
son committed cue of tlio moet companies calculated to not only
Mtrucions. wicked and willful mar« handle the grain business, bnt also
• lets ever committed in soy state. the mercantile trade of the stock«
Daring the last three
H e went to the residence of Judge holders.
Hmory aud shot him down like a weeks three such companies have
•log. For Ibis deed be waa tried filed articles of incorporation and
and declared imwne. Hie father otherootnpanics are being organized
jnaieted bo waa insane. The jury to begin business within a few
•Ucided be waa not guilty becauae weeks. The provisions of the in
•>f insanity. Now be is sane again. corporation permit the companies
Justice to a costly commodity, and to engage in the importing and ex*
>a these times Justice eeema to be porting trade. The Lewiston region
)» Mb Wind and foolish. The Thotnp waa invaded by the union last fall,
hou cast coat the taxpayers of starting at Nes Perea. Binoe that
Siting county *16,000. J net to prove time anions have been established In
U'hompaoo waa a murderer, Insane all sections of the county.
t e eave him from $ a gallows, and
I
Bans to ba sat free.
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MORO PHARMACY
Kent to Fnrnlek the Girl.
T>e Modern Way of Going.
Prineville Review.
Beckley came up from The
Dalles Sunday in a 24 horsepower
Buick runabout. He made the trip
in about ten hours, or an average
of twelve miles an hour, end at a
total coat of 11.20. Mr. Beckley
started Monday afternoon for his
ranch at Cold springs, 62 miles
southeast of Prineville, expecting to
make the tr p that afternoon.
Waa Not a Hatfield G ift.
Prineville Review.
Crook coonty was treated to a
gilt of about *50,000 Monday after
noon and evening, in the form of a
splendid shower of five hours dur
ation.
This drenched the soil
thoroughly, causing the grass crops
to spring forth with sudden vigor.
There were also ehowere Sunday
afternoon, but they came in streaks,
so that the laud waa wet and dry
alternately in strips of about a half-
mile in width. A slight electrical
display accompanied Monday’s rain.
Bailding Railroads.
Cliffs Bulletin.
If the way tiee are going through
this place is any indication, work
on the Spokane extension of the
8. P. <fc 8. must be going on at a
rapid rate. Every local train is
made up largely of cars loaded with
ties and several extras have alao
gone east thia week carrying the
same class of freight. On the com
pletion of the road in eastern Wash
ington depends the ability of the
company to secure their ehare of
the wheat business from that dis
trict this year and it now looks as
if they were going to get there.
Why the Fish Smell.
Astoria Budget.
It is unlikely that the motor
schooner Evie will make another
fishing trip outside as the first ven
ture did not prove to be a financial
sucoess. While over four thousand
pounds of different kinds of fish
were caught and taken to Portland
in excellent condition no market
could be found for them or at least
the greater portion of the catch. The
Portland retail fish dealers are
bound by contract to purchase their
supplies from the Clopec Fish Co.
of Beattie, which is the Pacific coast
fresh fish trust, and from no other
individual or corporation.
The
only way that theoatch of the Evie
oou.’d be disposed of would be by
starting independent fish markets
He is not apt to touch.
The fisherman will raise his voice
Everyone remembers the party of Lamenting all the day
Oregon girls who visited the East And toll of bow, despite bis plans,
last year to advertise the state, oa- The big one got away.
E x p ert, Experienced, Registered P h arm acists
der auspices of The Pacific North
fled icines C a re fu lly Compounded.
west, Portland. Last year Sherman
With an absurd question a man
county was not represented but this interrupted one of George Ada’s
Complete Afifiortmtnt of Silverware and Jewelry
year Miss Harrietts Houghton, oi epeeebea in Elkhart, Ind. The hu
Kent, will become a member of the morist said, “That remark was un
party, and leave Portland the a id expected; aa unexpected aa a sales
die of August to visit Salt Lake, man's on Broadway. A woman en
Denver, Kansas city, St Louis, Indi tered a Broadway curio ehop and
snapolis, Cleveland, Boston, Moo said, 'Let me see something hand A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a t e n t M e d ic i n e A lw a y s In S to c k
treal, Chicago, Minneapolis, and 8t some and cheap.’ 'Just gase on me,
Paul. Miss Houghton la expeeted madam,” said the fat salesman.
to carry illustrated literature de
picting the resouroee of the county,
The ioe bergs are drifting,
for (eneral distribution, and aa the
The north pole is shifting,
girls obtaih thousands of dollars And how shall we fence in thesoneef
worth of publicity in the largest
Those absorbing topics.
dailies of the country, the sending
The lively old tropics,
of Miss Houghton as the repreasot- Are feeling a chill in their bones.
ative of this county can not help
The circling equator,
but interest eastern horoeeeeksrs
As hot as g crater,
and investors, snd bring good re No longer the oenter doth grace;
turns. Mias H reoeives the trip by
The ioe bergs are drifting,
obtaining subscriptions to The P a
The north pole is shifting,
A modern hospital for the treatment of all medical and sorgiea
cific Northwest, and is not in com There’s scarcely a thing in its place.
diseases, except snob aa are oontagioue.
petition being selected for the posi
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$ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w é e l t , a c c o r d in g to ro o m
tion by a few prominent men inter-
ested in furthering exploitation of
Amhulanoe will meet all trains and boats If hospital to notified.
T h e Dalles to Southern Oregon and
Sherman county. We trust that she
F o r F u r th e r In f o r m a t io n A d d r e s s
ih points
N o rthern W ashington beach
pointe and
will receive the support of everyone mt urn, *7.60. Tickets oo sale to August
D rs. Ferguson and R e u te r,
H. F in a l return lim it Bept. *0 .
along the line of the C. 8. Ry.
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ALL A JOKE.
Restive Readings Relieving Recrea
tive Library Rummages.
T B Currar, formerly member of
parliament, said that a South Sea
islander, whom with him aa a serv
ant in a local tavern, waa praising
the British constitution when one
of his hearers said: “What do you
know about it? you’re not an Eng
lishman; you haven’t a drop of
English blood in your veina.” Don’t
be«too sure about that, said the
black, my grandfather helped to eat
Captain Cook.
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There once lived a jolly young Mr.
Who called on another m an’s ar.
„ The lights had burned low,
When he started to go,
So thia sprightly young Mr just kr.
T o Bingham springe and return »8 66
to BI Ingham w arm springs and return
Tickets on eats to Sept. 80 1906.
f t nal
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Sept. 80.
sale bet not later than a Sept
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clude« board and lodging value »« 00.
Tickets on sale all the y« *r, return lim it
90 day« from date o f sale.
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Farmers teams fed a* well as
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Tslepbone at our expense.
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16th d a y o f A p r il, 1908, a t th e r a te o f e ig h t
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o f tb e re a l p ro p e rty e m b ra n e d in M i d deorew
o f fo re o lo a o re a n d o rd e r o f ea la a n d h e r e in
a f t e r d e s c rib e d , I w i l l , o n
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Saturday, the 27th day of June, 1908
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M O R O , O R E G O N .
A t th e h o a r o f o e e o 'e lo e k in th e a f te r n o o n ,
• t tb e C o o n ty C o u r t hooae d o o r, in M o r o ,
S b e r m a n C o o n ty , O re g o n , m a t p n b ilo
a o o tto n . to th e b ig h M t b id d e r f o r oaah I n
b a n d ,a ll th e r i g b l . l h l e a n d in te re s t in w b ie h
M i d O B G a b r ie l, E t h e l G a b r ie l, rum G a r
to n a n d E m o r y G a r to n , o r e ith e r o f th e m ,
h a d oo tb e 16ih d a y o f A p r il, 1908, tb e d a ta
o f tb e m o rtg a g e foreo lo ao re b « r« b i. b a r e
■inoe a c q u ire d , o r n o w b a r e , in a n d t o th e
fo llo w in g deo oribed r e a l p r o p e rty , s itn a ta d
a n d b e in g in S b e rm a n o o a n ty , O re g o n , t o -
w it : L o ta o n e ( l ) , tw o ( 9 ) . th re e ( 8 ) , e n d
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J. M. D U N A H O O , Proprietor and Manager.
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O e rv le e
fn r n la b e d Io o r fr o m M o r o to a n y p o in ts .
OUR M O T T O
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Upon bad luck of such a kind
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The fact be caught no fish at a ll
Does not distress him much,
M ere Ledge, N e . 113,
J e w e lry of a ll kin d s.
at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
P H Buxton, Supt.
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs
day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs C G
Hule, President.
J . O . E lr o d ,
C h ap ter
itn e x t
O P T IC IA L G O O DS furniture
m every Sunday,
(stray IrtTee-Sale.
• F Rveav i h
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vw m ORR
. Pubecribe for Tbe Oheerveg
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Meets the first end th ird
T hu rsday evening« of each
m onth VlalUng member«
oordlaliy in v ite d to meet
B y order of the W . M .
J. M. P a rry , Secretory.
D ir e c t o r s .
t«i$Mes
for Sale ir Irade
Ne. 121.
L o d *«
M ., Moro, O r.
A. V A AÍ
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES. CICARS.
Rev. T. V* Milligan, D. D , State
Syndical Sunday school Missionary
will preaoh in Moro Presbyterian
church at the regular service« next
Sunday morning and evening. A
oordial invitation to extended to all
by pastor and peeople.
Sunday school at 10 a m.
When a man in a dry oounty
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
keeps a bottle of whisky in the aide
M eakland Freehyteria« Cha rah.
board drawer his wife gives it away
Regular eervioe at the usual hour
by refeiring to it aa their'wine
next Sunday. Everyone weloome.
cloeet.
Syaaldlaa Chapel.
Services, 1st and 3d Sundays
She used to meet me at the stile,
12 n. and 2d and 4th Sunday* at
"Where gently l*d enfold her
7:30
p. m.
And hold her tenderly, the while
Sunday school 11 a. m. each
Sweet sentiments 1 told her.
Sunday. .
And one thot always made me smile
Epworth League 7 p. m. x
G. F. P imxha M, Pastor.
The while ay heart with trust dron’d
I oould support her in theatile
* Wesley Chapel.
To which she was aocustomed.
Servioee first and third Sunday*,
No Roses In Portland.
7-30 p. m. and second and fourth
“It ’a a great help to be able to Sunday* at 12 o’clock noon.
Portland Dally Journal
Sunday school 11 a. m. each
aise up the man you oome in oon
First the report was published, tact with, said a business man to Sunday.
G. F. PlXKHAM, Partor.
principally over in Seattle, that hie son; but it’s more important
carloads of roses were sent np from that you should first know yourself.
California for the recent festival
For instance, a noisy bunch hiked
Next it was reported that a great out of their club early one morning
Came to my place on or about
proportion of the rosea were artific and up the street. They stopped in
ial. These stories are only partly front of an imposing residence. A l June 8. 1908, on the John Day riv
correct. Several trainloads of roses ter considerable discussion one of er, Sherman oounty, Oregon, about
20 miles east of Moro, 14 mile south
were also brougt from Florida, and
them advanoed and pounded on the o f the base line road, state and
some shiploads from Italy. And all
door. A woman stuck her head out county above named, one roan oow,
aged about 8 yean , bnnded capital
others were made of paper and
of a second story window and de
Q on the right hip.
painted by hand. There were no
manded, none too sweetly: ’What
The owner or ownen of the above
real, genuine Portland roaes; there
do you want?’
animal to requested to call for it,
qever are any. That is why Port
prove property, pay charges and
“Ish this the residence of
land is called the Rose City. The
take it away, otherwise it will be
Smith?” inquired the man on
eold, a* provided by law, at the
Seattle papers might aa well tell it
steps, with an elaborate bow.
farm named in this advertisement,
in this way. Envy haa many ways
“It ie; what do you want?”
to the highest bidder for cash, at
of finding fault and as many ways
“Ish it possible I have the honor 10 o’olook in the forenoon of Mon
of shoving its jealous fangs.
day July 6th 1908.
sbpeakin’ to Misshus Shmith?”
- G W Gov
“Yes; what do you want?”
RHEUMATIC FOLKS.
3tjel9jy8e]
Croy, Or.
“Dear Misshus Shmith; good
Misehus Shmith; will you (hie)
Are Yoa Bare that Yonr Kidneys are
come down an’ pidk out Mishtur
All Right and Well!
Shmith? the rest of us want to go
Two saddle ponies, weighing 800
home.”
M a n y rheum atic attack« are due to
pounds each. One to well tmined,
uric acid In the blood; but the duty of
the other just being broke. Will
Here’s to tbo girls in peek-a-boos,
the kidneys Is to remove all urioa<ld
sell, or trade both for a larger broke
from the blood. Its presence there And here’s to the girls in tan;
horse.
R.A. M ubsay ,
-h n w i the kidneys are Inactive; dou’t Ilese’s to the girls in oxford shoes;
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Monklend, Or
daily » l . b “ uric acid aolveute;” you For every girl a man.
m ig h t go on till doomsday w ith them,
For every man a laasie true;
but u n til you ours the kidneys you '11
Thia
thought all others stills;
never get well. Doan’s K id n e y Pills
not o nly remove uric sold, but oure the For ev’ry laee.brown-eyed or bins,
Came to my place, oommonly
kidneys and then a ll danger from uric A man to pay her bills.
known as the Froeb place, seven
a d d is ended. Here is Muro testimony
miles east of Klondike, Sherman
to prove It.
An Irishman was walking along county, Oregon, one sorrel gelding,
Oarl Pee«i, liv in g on M ain street, In
about 4 yean old and will weigh
Moro, O r., says, “ K id n ey com plaint a road, when he was suddenly
a boot 950 Be. bald face, branded
and rheum atism troubled me for many struck between the shoulders by a
on left stifle.
years and 1 d u a lly became so weak that golf ball, the force of the blow al
TTie
owner or owner* of the above
1 could hardly w alk. I could not stoop most knocking him down.
When animal to requested to call for it
on account o f the lamenem and pain
be recovered he ol »served a golfer prove property, pay chargee, and
through m y loins and hack, and tbo
taka it away, or otherwise it
kidn ey secretions caused rue additional running toward him
“Are you hurt?” eaid the player, will be sold, a* provided by law, at
suffering, as they were so frequent in
tha farm named in this advertise-
action as to cause me t o arise m any “why did n’t you get out of the
meaMo the highest bidder for cash,
times d a tin g the night. I went to the way?”
at 10 c ’cloek in the forenoon of Sat
hot springs, and I consulted different
“An* why should I get out of tha urday, June 20th, 1908.
pbyototaoa, hut was unsuccessful In
A. H afvold ,
(fa d in g re lie f,a n d waa gradually g ro w way?” said Pat, “1 did n’t know
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Klondike, Or
in g worse w hen Doan's K id n ey
m there were any assaesina around
were brought to m y attention and 1 herel”
ocured a box at the Muro Pharm acy
“ But I cjlied ‘fore,’ said the play
noticed au Im provem ent In m y con
dition from the first. Continued ta k er, “and when I aay ‘fora,’ that to a
ing them , th e pains In m y book d im in sign for you to get out ot the way.”
M o r o , O r e ir o n
ished, aud the too frequent action of
“Oi, it is, to it?” sajd Pat, “Wall,
the kklney secretions waa corrected. I
keep Doan's K id n ey Pills In the bourn thin, when I say ‘foive* it’s a sign
and they never fall to give me quick
to Issa «a fiae to toa year«*
that ye’re goin’ to get hit on tha
re lie f”
latoceet • and 7 par seat.
For sale by all -dealers.
Price 60 noee. ’Folvel’ ”
cents. - Foster-M ilburn Co , Buffalo,
N ew Y o rk , sole agents for the United
Htatea.
Nemember the name Doane—-and
take no other.
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