Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, October 23, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe O b s e rv e r. SOM IUTE RESTI KG SCHOOL STATISTICS, 1908-1909. REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. For Prm ldeut, W IL L IA M H . T A F T , of Ohio. ■ a r e C ity • f f l o l a l P * | o m e t al r a r a * or u s a IA S OO Diet. Clerk. Teacher. Term. moa. Salary For Vice-President 1. .Herman Brackett. .Josephine Biddinger.. .........6 moe.. .866.00 JA M E S T. S H E R M A N ,o f New Y o rk. 2. .1. F. H i l l ............... Minnie Spong........................ k. .8 “ « 6 .0 0 For Presidential electors, to be voted 0. L. I bblabd ........ ............ M asaos » 5. ’.T A F ow ler.............Clauda Anderson . . . . . ............. 8 “ . 60.00 in November: 60.00 0.0. I bslasd ......................E ditob 6. .Annie F u lto n .. . . . . Anr\a L H asen. . . . . .•............... 8 “ J D Lee, of Multnomah, 6. .Charles Hull, not ih session. 7-«C J Bright.................J M Woods, Principal-............. .9 “ ' 100 00 A C Mars ter, of Douglas, O ct . 23. 1908 FR ID A Y .. Charlotte Evane......................... .9 “ 66 00 F ra n k J M ille r, of Lino, R R Butler, of Gilliam. Lucy Coffee...................................9 “ 66.00 Church and Society notice* FREE, ex T h e P la tfe rm In B rie f Edna Peterson .. . j ................... 9 “ 66 00 cept when Cor money making purpose*. T ariff Such notice* at regular rate^at the option Clara Blais........................... 9 “ 70 ., 00 oongrea*. revision by special eeesloo of Of the publisher*. Gertrude Bias........................... , 9 “ ., 70 00 fre e interchange of products w ith Before coming to the city to trade read PhlUIpplnee. 9 .. L L B eil.....................L W Wimberly, Principal . . . . 9 “ 80.00 er* are requested to examine The Obaei vor Permanent ourreuoy system on gold advertising column*. It* the active, wide Mrs L W Wimberly...................9 “ 66 00 awake buslne*« man who advertise*, con Amendment of Sherman anti t 10. Charles W S m ith .. Sadie P ickard........................... .6 “ 60.00 sequently he la the moat accomm.xlatlng, law. •ells the cheapest, and deal* the most lib 11 H E Morrow, not in session. Enforcement of railroad rate law . erally In every way Enactment of safety appllan«» la v . 12.. 1rving Underwood, not in session. Enactment of a child labor law. W e w ill not be responsible for the 13. .J G W ood s.............. Maud Harper................................ 8 “ Amendment to prevent summary . 60 00 neglect of subecribers to notify ua of 16. .E R McMillin, not in session. leeos of Injunction. changes in their address. Nor trill the Equal rights tor black and whits <at notification of a Postmaster that the sub . Ella Thompson . . . Mary Alice Lee . ‘ .................... 8 “ 66 00 laeus. scriber hae "Removed” settle the bill of Further restriction of contract labor .J M P a rry ............... John Blougb, Principal................ 9 “ .100.00 importâtlou. a delinquent. Federal aid In good roads maklug. Pauline M cConnell.................. 9 “ „ 66 00 Send for advertising rates. Conservation of national resources. Julia Woods ..............................9 »• . 66.00 Further encouragement of maritim e Jessie Reese........................... 9 ** . 66 00 shipping. Send The Observer to your absent 10.. 1 1) Pike, not in session. Iiwrraeed pensions for widows and orphans and liberal administration of friends. U id better than a letter, 1 9 .. A N is h ................ ' ------- Hattie Butterm ore..................... 4 u . 60 0Q pendón laws. and gives all the home news. Four 20. . P C AxtoU ^ ^ .. . . . . L L Dixon ............. ,, To maintain efficiency of national „ < . 60 00 armament. months for 60c. 21 .John A Itasmuseen, not in session. Furtherance of International peace pmjeot. __ ___ ____________ 22. .T B 8 e a r c y .............. Allie Bay ley ................................. 4 45 00 Sales of special one way tickets 23. .Sam H Baker H H White, Principal . ' . 9 DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. 96.00 i from all points in the United states u Margaret S ig m a n .........................9 60 00 to all points in Oregon begins Sept. For President, H E Bam ber.. ......................... 9 60 00 1st, and continues until Oct. 31st. William Jennings Bryan, Ella N elso n ............................... 1.9 70.00 See sdv. • of Nebraska, « 24 L L Dillinger.............C P Adams .............................., 8 50 00 26 S B H o lm e s .............Graoe Wilhelm . . ..................454 For Vioe President, 60 00 The jungle animals of Africa should not get the oomforting idea 26 Manuel Eslinger, not in session. John Worth Kern, into their heads that Mr. Roosevelt 27 George W Coy.......... L a u ra M cIntosh ......................... 6 46.00 of Indigna. will he oonteot to simply write them 28 J W Brown, not in session. 29 Perry Strong, not in session. letter» For Presidential electors to be voted 30 G W Hildebrand ..Dorothea Pike.............................3 60 00 in November: 31 M artha W hite. . . . . . Alvina Rieden...............................4 NKW8 AND NOTES. 60.00 E S J McAllister, of Multnomah; 32 W J Davis Hattie VanHooeen................... 4 60.00 Samuel White, of B aker;. Wm Morrison is renovating and 83 L I) Holder. .........Eva Smith . . . . ' ............ 4 60.00 Bernard Daily, of Lake; decorating his Moro residence. Roy 34 John 8chreeve, not in session. O P Coehow, of Douglas. Axtell is the artist. 35 L W A m ick...............Lizzie Torgereon?......................... 4 40 00 Deposits in Oregon banks have 4 4 .. C 0 Porter.............,. Bertha Angell ............................ 8 40.00 Electors are voted on the first increased more than 82,000,000 in Average salary paid to Tuesday after the first Monday in four mooths just past. » Principals in the oounty. . . .< ............. $93 26 November. males “ •* “ ......... Fred Schilling, of Kent, has leas- Electors meet at the state capitol 76.00 •* ed his farm to his son-in-law, RvC / , females * » , ••••••••j[e ss* * e • • • • 66 33 the second Monday in January, and teachers in city schools ,-.............’ Hilton, for a term of years, and is 69.37 vote by ballot. teachers in rural schools................................... - preparing to move to a plsoe which 51 60 The votes are counted by congress ‘ JOO 00 he hae reoently bought in the vicin Highest salary paid in the oounty.......... i the second Wednesday in February. ity of Portland. The president-elect is to he in One rural school pays per month 65 00 Hon J D Lee, of Multnomah, one Four augurated on March 4 next. “ 1 “ “ / “ 60.00 of the Republican Electoral College One “ “ “ “ 65.00 nominees on the Taft ticket in this Nine W ould M o rtg a g e th e F o rm . “ “ “ 1« 50.00 state, is to address the voters at Two A farmer on Rural route 2, Empire “ “ “ “ 45.00 Ga, Floyd by name, saye, “ Bocklen’s the Court house in Moro, at 7.90 Two M “ “ •« 40.00 Arnioa Salve cured the two worst sores p. m., Wednesday, Ootober 28th. I ever saw, one on m y band and one The County School Superintendent reoeives, per month. ' Every body is invited to attend. 41.66 MOBO, OS BOON. Low~‘ A sure cure, and one you can de- ' pend upon, is Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, a sure cure, and its purel Use it for all lung trouble, coughs oolda, hoarseness and sore throat For sals by Moro Pharmacy and first class dealers everywhere. A few yean ago somebody, prob ably on the hypnotic influence,built a oostly experimental wagon road near Salem. It was whitewashed afterwards. Now the Salem board of trade are whooping it up for “model” highway, electing Marion oounty and the city of Salem to pay the expenses of the job. ................. ....... 00 my leg. I t is worth more than its weight In gold. I would not be w ith out It If I hod to mortgage my form to get IL ” Only 26c at Moro Pharmacy* NEW TODAY. If You W ould be S u re o f G e ttin g th e O v e rc o a t M a d e at the price you intend to pay, you will save tim e an d m oney an d avoid being disappointed, (.by com ing, o r sending, to ,this store. every new model of advanced H e re you have for selection fashion in all the new est a n d best O v ercd atin g s ju s t received from the noted high class clothes m akers, M ic h a e ls , S t e m <S l C o ., fastidious. ’ Rochester, N. Y. T h e se are O v erco ats w orth buying, worth w earing. F ash io n ed ’ T h e y are distinctive, unusual, by m aster tailors every g arm en t will m eet the requirem ents o f the m ost Y our size, in an y style, will fit you perfectly; m ake you look distinguish ed in an y g athering, an d satisfy you in every way. Y ou sim ply ca n ’t go wrong, no m atter w h at you choose in Michaels, Stern Co Fine Overcoats . $12.50 to $25. F a n c y stripes in w arm , serviceable coatings, a s well a s plain effects in black, brown, blue, g ray , a n d O x fo rd fabrics, with plain o r fancy pockets an d cuffs. ; Special Value in $ 2 .0 0 Manhattan , oat Shirts By all standards these shirts should sell at $3.50. Every one spick-and-span new, in plaited, negligee, or stiff bosom style, with attacned or detached cuffs. The materials are fine imported shirtings of the newest color effects and designs, high-class, eustom made and are unusually big value at $3.00 A« W illio iT IS JSr C o . 9,The Dalles, Oregon. MORO PHARMACY Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists nedicines Carefully Compounded. SCH O O L Kant a SewiRg Machine? Complett Assortment of 8llvtrwsrt and Jewelry Will give the beet machine made | in trade for a good 900-1 b horse, 4 to 6 years old. 8inger Sewing Machine Go., It3 1 4 ] 114 2d st., The Dalles, Or S C R A N T O N , - P E N N S Y L V A N IA . FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES. GICARS. Archtttociure Bookkeeping Stenography Banking and Banking Law, Commercial Law, Advertising Show Card Writing Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Electrical Engineering Newspaper Illustrating, Civil Engineering, Steam Engineering « ^ 1V1- ®erYlce» • Mechanical E n g in e e rin g , baa Engineering, Mining Engineering, Locomotive Running, Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, < French, German, 8panieh, taught with Edison Phonegrsph. Any an d a ll K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw avs in Stock farm foals, etc, fir Sale. I am offering the following per Senator Fulton and Dr Withy Ful! information furnished free upon request by sonal property on very reasonable comb arrived from Prineville, pass terms: ing through Mon) Friday after 24 2 8-bottom 14-inch Flying Dutch man gang plows. houn hard riding, behind time. Mr 2 16-diso Superior drills. .6 4 1 -a Sixth street, Portland, Ore. Fulton was able to keep his Condon 1 3} wagon. and later appointments, and Dr W 4 sets work harness. reached The Dalles fair in time for 3 milch cows, and several bead ci the benediction. Senator Fulton good horses. Write or 'phone Repair to us for Repairs. N. W. T hompson , appeared to be in cheerful mood io We make a specialty of repairing wat- «6*312] Moro, Or spite of his failure to meet hie ap »od optical good*. We have the tools aud material* pointments in Sherman oounty, in ZA iiKHlern hospital for the treatment of all medical h im ! surgías aud aklll to insure good work. onneequeoee of the "difficulties diseases, except Hu> h ae are oontagioue. • ii,I? ? oaoo„t trav«l th ro u g h ad o b e la n d . T h e wear bring It here, and we w ill repair It W®tew. fro m 910.00 to $ 2 1 .0 0 per w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room •o you can not tell It from new. W ed on t storm broke over Prineville on the 400 Cords of 16-inch Pine wood bang your watch up for a week or so and for sale on the cars at Mosier, Or., 12th, and for four days poured down A iu h u la n « * will meet a ll trains and boats if hospital is notified. Uten charge you for cleaning It. W e clean at 86.00 a oord. This mean« It and guarantee It for a year with ordin more rain than had fallen in the For F urther In fo rm a tio n A ddreas ary usage. cheap wood laid down here; freight 12 months preceding. There were rate to Moro 81.60. For partioula Drs. Ferguson and-Reuter, no cloudbursts or waterspouts, as write to M e d ic a l D irecto ra. sometimes oocur, but rain fell stead- E lmer R oot . W H Y SO W K A K f IN MEMORIAM, T H B OXLLS8. OBSOON. tNl”] ily. The Crook oounty fair opened Moeier„Or Kidney iroobles Hay be sappier Moro Camp, 361, W. O. W. under smiling, cool, autumnal skies, Your Life Away. Moro People Moro. Or., Oct 21, 1908 but the sunshine lasted for a few Have Learned this Fact. Resolutions of Gvuiiolentx*: houn only. Whereas, It has been the will of When a healthy man or woman be P o r c e la in B a th T u b a . w Any person or persona having Providence to oall from our midst gin* to ruu down without apparent Sherman Coaaty Prise Winners. horMB, cattle, houM etf, lota or houiie- Jewelry of all kinds. our esteemed Neighbor P M Ruggles oaum, beenmee w w k , languid, depress hold goo is for sale, exchange, or ed, auffora baokaehe, headaohe, dlxxy At the district fair at The Dalles therefore be it parties desiring to buy such prop- Latest Bracelet Designs Resolved, That in the taking off •p ell* aud u rinary dlaordan, look to the following naaed Sherman ooun • »------- I *r*’Y’ ®n<l T hb OBscRvcn a A gent for the Best Steam Laundry th« kidney* for the Neighbor Ruggles, this Camp of it all. Keep good medium for advertising and ty exhibitors were prise takers: w n‘ ||I *■ I ry has sustained the lose of an honored tb»» kldu«7» w«|| and Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office ™ — B t customer.” CUatoroer T »pry G O O D S SOLO R E A S O N A B LE A H Barnum. Moro: let on bull member; and that as a Camp we you well. Doan’s Kidney PHI* eure I »r— _____ , T hb O rservir , Moro, Or C D O X R L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r . one year old and under two; 2d on tender to the bereaved relatives our Meh kidneys aud keep them wall. Here bull 1 year old and under 2; l»t on heartfelt sympathy in this hour of I* Moro ta*Umooy to prove It. MORO - - OREGON. OF Raise, llvlog iu Moro, mys,“ Kid breeding cow 4 y«*i* old and over; w o w , Resolved, T h a t a copy of these ney eomplulnt annoyed me fok yean. W atch Inspector O. R. * N. 1st on heifer one year old and un .......... — — gflfT — — — — aa — ^.1 reeo utions Iw spread on (be m in* In my «oxNipatloa I am required to do der; 1st on bull or iieifer calf under U li- of lips Cam p, and th at an cn- a areat «teal <»f driving, sod the ___ const- _ . We hate several parties who one year; let on bull of any breed grossed copy 1 * sent Io Ihe bereaved am Jarring «.f the wagon, and exposure am looking for homestead locations r or age; let on herd of one bull, two member* of the fam ily. ay hind- of weather, greatly wvak- ™ relinquishments, also some good viicd u,y twek T h * bedYetlooe aM 4r.ii..«. were too I timber claims. If you know of anv liack. The ‘ cow*. ei»ae breed; 1st on herd of five Fraternally wnbrnilted. fiequent iu action, being eeaot at times good homestead or timber claim* it animals the same breed; 1st on two G rokok M owmy , * bile at otliere too profuse aud '-upas wtU pay you to write to ua. Ad M ORO, OREGON. Satisfaction Gn* ran teed * W. B. M owry , animals the produce of same ani h>oally atteuiled with palu In dress A btna R xalty C o .. J ANNS MlTCHRLL, 4 mal. 1 finally procured Duau’a Kidney Pills Both in Woikmanahip and Prior 226 Failing Building, Cofomittee4 L IV E R Y , F E E D A N Q S A L E S T A B L E S . .P o X d ,O r R T Morgan, Moro: 1st on farm 814] at Mwsn Pharmacy, aud the use of oue tf*4-609] Office at Furniture Store bug gave me satire freedom from beck ers’ »ingls driving.horse; 2d on pair • I T he grandmother* of obi Dutch eel»*, and I waa beoeflUed Io every J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager. carriage horses. Dut.kard families of weetesn Penn way. I hold a very high opinion of Col C A Buckley, Grass Valley: T . 1 me free. The D e ll^ „ oaT Mk.rma. ooea.y M . sylvania ha vega dr and used Hick Doan’s Kldosy Fills.” 1st on mare or gelding four years »•rvtev fun, tub ad io er from Move to an, « fe rn . For sale by all deals'« Prie* M ory BarkOlugh lUm dy and reared OUR MO I T O T U om the paMIc.” oid or over; 1st on mare of gelding Ovilla. hhetor-Mllburn (>»., Buffalo, »wwm NANeewwveevwmweevweemrem«, sum t<h»ir families on Ii tor a 100 years. New YtWfc, sole ageota for the United 3 years and over; let on mare or Now you can buy h «f ynur dealers nule*. EVERYTHIN« NEW A N » UP-TO-DATE, gelding 2 years and over; let on Harleigh Glass, Proprietor. tóSneuilwr the name— Doane—and Ark for ¡1 and u-e It, because it is t*k„ uu other. brood mare four years and over. purei' bvcausw it will stop y.»ur SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS -------------------- I Every kind of rig to order, A M Wright, Monk land: Beet col- C-»u^h; laauiuvH it in t|i^ cough and all orders prompt and satis-1 I, W Roe-, the Weecu Jeweler,' laMioo apples; beet dish of pippins r medy made Try it. For kale by ha- Ma*,tie Clocks of the fleet m ake faotorv at reasonable prioee. Mrs L A Heath, Grass Vallty: Farmers teams fed as well aa Moro Pharmacy and dealers e.ery- «arrauted io give entire satisfaction I » * Subasribe for The Observer. Beet Weekly pabliehed 1st on shadow embroidery dre-i. they are fad at home, if not better ujktue. fur two j ears, at 86 76 to 88.00 each. Telephone at our expanse. Bring your& to T he O ld R eliable . H. V. REED, Representative, T H E D A L L E S H O SPIT A L Wood for Sale. F. V. Clark, Jeweler. I-Optician I i Boy, Sell or Eubiiige W oro ’ s B a r b e r S h o p I OPTIGIAL GOODS herytliag First Class and Up to date. | L. W.ROSS, Wasco lifo riitiia luted. J ^ a in 6 z n £ , P W liiu t Uvery Ci. F. B. AXTELL, MORO, OR - lisa, Ortps. JOB PRINTING in the Inland Empire. Everyone read« it.’ !