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‘•'HE ••OUTS" AND THE ••INS.’ Under the new constitution the rnlers of China are to take “the measure of heaven and earth” as their measure. This gives almost as much latitude for imperial dis pensation as though Peking were the seat of a big stick republic. OPElfÎNG A BOOK. he reception given the new How to Handle a Volume WMhairt Brooking Ito Book. vRodist minister in Pendleton Hold the book w ith Its bock on o iast week the Rev. Gentleman asked smooth or covered table. Let tho front for some comments on what “out board down, then tho other, holding aiders’’ expect of a pastor. Bro. the leaves In one band while you open a few leaves at the bock, then o few .rlANAGKR T. T. Geer responded to the invita ot the front, and ao on, alternately . . K u iv > k tiou by request, and after express The Haskell Hearst libel case is opening bock and front, gently iug gratification at being chosen to alnvast too complicated for he or lng open the sections till you the center of the volume. Do this two O ct . 30, 1908 fill the role of an “outsider,” whiih dinary mind t<o follow. It appears or three tlmea, and you w ill obtain the by implication, is that of a sinner, that a citizen of Oklahoma sued a best result«, aoyo a w rite r in Modem and one who needs regeneiation citizen of New York in a Nebraska Bookbinding. Open the volume vio <h and Society notice« F R E E , *X - “Since court fora speech delivered in Ten lently or carelessly In any one place, when foe money m aking purpose«. proceeded to say, th a t: and you w ill likely break the bock and . jc h notice« at regular rate« at the option there must needs be outsiders, in nessee and printed in an Illinois cause a start In the leaves. Nover ot the publisher*. order to supply work fortheohurch newspaper. If this isn’t inter-state force the bock o f the book. Before coming to the city to trade read es he presumed be stood before the commerce what is it t A connoisseur many years ago, an er« are requested to exam ine Th e Obsei ver excellent customer of mine, who advertising column«. It« the active, wide congregatiou as a sort of uudesira thought be knew perfectly how to ban awake buslne«* man who advertlae«, con ble citizen who had the redeeming «equently he 1« the moat sccoinm.»dating, die books, came Into my office when I The Willamette river is now so •ell« the c heapest, and deal* the most lib quality of furnishing the ministers had an expensive binding just brought erally In every wav with an occupation. He added that low that the paddles of the Graham from tho bindery ready to be sent line of steamboats piok up a load of home. H e before my eyes took hold W e w ill not bn responsibln for the he had so muoh regard for all the shingle ballast on a trip between of the volume and, tightly bolding the neglect of subscribers to notify us of churches that he had found it im changes in tbetr address. Nor w ill the Albauy and Portland. The Sacra leaves In each hand Instead of allow lng them free play, violently opened It notification of a Postmaster that the sub possible to choose oue in preference mento is also about as badly run In the center and exclaimfed, “H ow scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of to any other, hence was qualified to Iteautlfully your bindings open!” I a delinquent. fill the place required of him. In down as the old historic Ohio and almost fainted. H e bad broken the Mississippi. 8tates contiguous, us Send for advertising rates. general his idea was that a minister back of the volume, and It had to be should tie oue of the foremost men well as Oregon and California, may rebound. be expected to help the waterways The powder trust is being probed in a community, in the building up H o w to Swoop a Room. movement. its best interests. That at the same and somebody will get blown up. When starting to sweep a room get everything out of the w ay th a t you time he should lie oue of the peo The Normal School questioD is a can. L if t the end of the curtains If It looks a little bit as tho’ several ple; should cultivate the outsiders, long ways from settlement yet; and they are of material that Is apt to Europeau powers would soon be should make his sermons as inter the same old fight will be up at the catch the d ust P u t aside any articles of clothing that may be lying about esting as (»ossible; should put all balkin’ on the Balkan. next session of the assembly. The and pick up from the floor shoes, the labor possible in their prepar Normal School board, upon which stools, paper basket and the like. Now ation; should make them short, and the last assembly shirked responsi start w ith a clean, even stroke o f the The son-in-law of a President has then shorter; should make shorter broom o r sweeper and sweep the floor to be a little bit careful in his pub prayers than is Often the case; bility, and with the modern system In sections. When using the broom, of logic, “Therefore,” it shirked; direct the sweeping on one point, door- lic expressions. should encourage good singing aud has failed to agree on the number sill, center o f the room, or chimney, should not expect too much of those and gather w ith a whisk brush Into of schools to be maintained. This the Steve Elkins may be made Chev dustpan. An ordinary clothes- who have ideas on many questions question, with that of electing a brush w ill prove very useful in clean slier of the Annunciad when his which differ from his own.’’ democrat to the United States sen ing places under furniture where the daughter gets married. ate with republican votes, because whisk Is too large to work w ell. In About the ouly time King Peter, of urinal legislation nullifying both very small rooms crowded w ith furni ture It Is often difficult to avoid bitting Politics will never be a safe, gen of Bervia, gets any meution in the federal and state laws, will furnit-h the walla and windows w ith the han tlemanly game, uutil letter writing newspapers is when he has a lot of fun enough for 40 days in and dle of the broom. Thia difficulty may goes entirely out of style. be overcome by using a small whisk old and accumulated bother on his about the old state house. broom such as the children play w ith. hands. I t la much handler than a large one Great Britain is going to increase In. a narrow space.- - I f the floor la bare REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. her navy. Can it be that the voice or covered w ith a center rug, first John W. Kern wears his whisk F or President, sweep the rug. then fold It back at the of Hobson is heard at lastf ers on the side, and by this time edges ahd w rap your broom In flannel. W I L L I A M H . T A F T , ot Ohio. wishes that bis association with Now wipe up the bare parts of the For Vioe-President floor w ith the broom thus covered and Mr. Hearst may or may not be a “Tom” Taggart had been on the JAMES T. SHERM AN,of New York. you w ill get them perfectly clean. Bible student, but it is quite evid side also. ent that he is brigbtln revelations. W h a t M akes th e H e a rt B e a t! A Spokpne woman had her hus For Presidential electors, to be voted Professor Jacques Ix»eb. the celebrat in November: band arrehted, aud then pawned her ed biologist, in his book, "Dynamics If the duke of Abruzzi gets a of Living M atter,” has showg that a diamonds to get him out. So many J I) Lee, of Multnomah, principality he will be the boss. strip cut from the ventricle of the A C Marster, of Douglas, women don’tappreciate a man until If he only gets married he may not heurt put In n solution of chloride or Frank J Miller, of Linn, it is too late. - sodium w ill continue to beat for a be. R R Butler, of Gilliam. number of days, until putrefaction sets The president of Amherst has of The sainted idea of making teddy “President of The Whole World,” ficially abolished hazing. It Is not will not make an iudellible hit with stated that his action has been taken by and with the advice and consent Castro. ‘ of the students. Gompers says he doesn’t want an office in the Bryan cabinet. But of New York has a woman who is course if the boss insisted he might the mother of 26 children. Having giveTn. furfiished a couple of foot ball-Ils, she might top off with a baseball 9. Rich malefactors will do well to Just to tie American. remain in hiding uutil Tuesday night, as orators of all parties still - It tttrns out that Col. Stewart hat pursue them. been suffering from heart trouble American suffragists have decid for 30 years. That aloue inadeit ed that the fire of revolt is not in it imperative to send him iuto exile with the fire of cheerfulness at the in Arizona, for hife health. family hearth. Gov. Hughes talks like a mao who wouldn’t give the snap of his finger for the support of a certain clan of people. Watterson is fearful of another civil war as the result of continued republican supremacy. In his pe rusal of the book of fate he has ev idently reached the sere and yel low. Send The Observer to your absent Col. Goethals states that the Pan friends. It is better than a letter, ama canal will lie ready forhusineRs and gives all the home news. Four about the beginning of 1915. This months for 50c. assurance from the official engineer of the department , is gratifying A Tennessee judge has decided news. that it is all right for jurors to pray. It wouldn’t hurt several not I he 7,000,000 words io the report on the panel, either. of the government proceedings against the 8 ‘sndard Oil Co. would About next Tuesday Mr. Taft make scarcely an Introduction to may be relied upon to help Atlas on the volume of talk brought out by • the job of carry log the greater part the case. of the United States. The German lieutenant who pro Critics who declared that Gov posed to a Chicago girl by cable ouly carrying ont the army Hughes was no orator are aa much | theory that campaigns should be mistaken as those who pronounced conducted at a distance from the him no politician. firing line. Funny, how that little word ides Bulgaria is willing to wait uui is overlooked until the campaign thanksgiving aud get a shoe of Tur spellbinder makes his periodical key without having to go to war appearance. far i t Bnt if there’s war the geog raphy of Turkey and Bulgaria will Mary Garden, the singer, is to become lietter known. marry a Russian print«. Will she then no longer be a common Garden Because he had 5 wives a Hong variety of American girl! koug millionaire was held- up at Han Francisco. He lacked the ad Wall street go nil» lei s, whooe bus! vantages of American citizenship methods are being investigated, accruing to that other distinguished were generous in giving away auto polygamist, the Sultan of Hulu. mobiles while they had the price. . T h e P la t f o r m In B r i e f T a r iff revision by special session o f oongresa. Free interchange o f products w ith P h llllp p ln « ,. K Perm anent currency system on gold basis A m en dm ent of Sherm an a n ti trust law . Enforcem ent of railroad rate law . E n a c tm e n t of safeiy appliance law . E n a c tm e n t of a c h ild labor law . A m en d m e n t to prevent sum m ary Issue of Injunction. Equal rights lor black and w h ite c it izens. F u rth e r restriction of contract labor im p ortation . Federal aid in good roods m akin g. Conservation of natloual reaouroea F u rth e r enoouragenieut of m a ritim e shipping. Increased pensions for widows and orphans and liberal adm inistration of pension laws. To m a in ta in efficiency o f national arm am ent. Furtherance of in te rn a tio n a l peace project. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. For President, William Jennings Bryan; of Nebraska. For Vice President, John Worth Kern, of Indiana. . . < In. H e says this can be done with an I ordinary muscle a fte r It I ihs been ex tirpated from the body. This would tend to prove that the heart la a chem ical machine and th a t it la all due to chemical action. The muscular con traction la probably due to the substi tution of sodium for calcium salts In the cells of the muscles. The difficulty of thia theory is that It does not explain the control o f the muscles. I t is plain that the problem of control la not solved by the cham- ical theory. NEW TODAY. Estray Horse-Reward. For Presidential elector* to be voted in November: E 8 J McAllister, of Multnomah; Samuel White, of Baker; Bernard Daily, of Lake; O P Coshow, of Douglas. Strayed from my farm 1J miles south east of Moro, one black mare and black suckling colt, branded” on one shoulder, star in forehead, a little white on both hind legs, weight about 1000 lbs. Colt with star in forehead. Strayed away about October 17th, 1908. Liberal Elector* are voted on the first reward for information or return of ’* Tuesday after the first Monday in the animals. W.TJ. J ohnston , November. tfo30 315] ....Moro, Or Electors meet at the state capitol the second Monday in January and vote by ballot. to pay, you will save, tim e a n d m oney an d avoid being disappointed, by com ing, or sending, to this store. every new model of advanced ju s t received from the noted high class clothes m akers, Michaels, Stern & Co., by m aster tailors every g a rm e n t will m eet the requirem ents o f the m ost fastidious. Y o u r size, in a n y style, will fit you perfectly; m ake you look distinguish ed in an y g ath erin g , an d satisfy you in every way. pot and on the pen. whole barrels of ‘ Mr. Heeney is willing to meet liquids were frozen ootid and wins was any one who Is reap;*otahle| but no sold In one pound blocks. New bread on l»Clng taken out of the oven would one whq is respect able wants to Immedtatelg stiffen and become solid. meet Ml. Hcuey. Mr. Hem-y sho’d 1 here were hundreds of deaths from address the citiaena from a pillory, the co hi, mid throughout the frost the P ^ r^ s u ffe re d miserably. — P f i "ton’s where he belongs.” . Y ou sim ply c a n ’t g o w rong, 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, as well a s plain effects in black, brow n, bine, g ray , a n d O xford fabrics, with plain o r fancy pockets a n 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 n ew est color effects and designs, high-class, custom made and are unusually big value at $2.00 A. M. Williams & Co., The Dalles, Oregon. Vinton Hotel G RASS VALLEY. O RE. business college W A S M IM S T O M A N O T Z M T M ST S. New- Entirely. W R IT E F O R C A T A L O G SCHOOL Convientto Business farm Tools, etc, for Sale. SCRANTON, - PENNSYLVANIA. PRICES R E A S O N A B L E liiir"11- ^ 1 T ^ ooklt^epin8 . Stenography Banking and Banking Law, Commercial Law, Advertising • 8h°w Card Writing Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Electrical Engineering Newspaper Illustrating, Qivil Engineering, Steam Engineering Civil Service, - Mechanical Engineering. Gas Engineering, Mining Engineering, Locomotive Running, Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, French, German, Spanish, taught with Edison Phonograph. I am offering the following per sonal property on very reasonable Conducted on Best Principles terma: ' i t ______ ___„ 2 3-bottom 14inch Flying Dutch O « n a m « r c l» l T r a i . H « l lr t t e O man gang plows. 2 16-disc Superior drill*. 1 3{ wagon. 4 sets work harness. 3 milch oow*, and several head of good horses. Write or ’phone N. W. T hompson , n6*812] Moro, Or W hen in Full information furnished free upon request by H. V. REED, Representative, P o r tla m l Wood for Sale. STO P 64 1-3 Sixth street. Portland. Ore. AT Hotel Oregon 400 Cords of 16-inch Pine wood for sale on the cars at Mosier, Or., at 95.00 a cord. This means C o rn e r 7th and Stark Streets. cheap wood laid down here; freight I l 1« new and It« room« are provided with ru n n in g water and long distance tele rate to Moro 91.60. For particulars phone«. European plan. Rates write to 91 * per day and upward E lmer R oot , H ighest priced room $3 In i* } ---- — Mosier, Or per day. fa in tin g , Satisfaction Guaranteed Both in Workmanship an^ Price Office at FurnXure Store. Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co, Chas. Wright, Preaideat. To Buy, Sell or Exchange M. C. Dicklnaen, Manager. F. R. AXTELL, MORO, OR Esmond Hotel H i i iV i VatfaT T T W f W ie e W I »««■■■aaaaaV aaa'aaaaaaak n a a a a a VkatiV VzaaaaaJ Corar Ant ud Moró Strato JOB PRINTING B ring ; y ours to , T he O i . d R eliable . MORO, OREGON. L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S . Pbsillamont Livery Co »Came to my place in the Monk- an<l settlement, Sherman county, Oregon, one red and white spotted cow, about six years old, branded J on right hip. The owner or owners of the above animal is requested to call for it, prove property, pay charges*and take it away,’ otherwise it will be sold, as provided by law, at the farm named in this advertisement, to the highest bidder fur cash, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of Satur day November 14th, 1908. „ R oy B rlsiikk , 3to30-315] Monkland, Or T h e y a re distinctive, u n usual, F ash io n ed Information Wanted. (stray Notice-Sale. Rochester, N. Y. T h e se are O v erco ats w orth buying, w orth w earing. (stray Notice-Sale. The London Times is buying an holds Its place as one of tbs moat se entirely new equipment of machin vere and remarkable on record. Ho ery iu the United H’ates. This is tremendous was the cold that trees •p llt asunder w ith deafening reports. saw th e fire in h e r w ild eyes thev evideneo that. The Thunderer is The strangest sight of alt was on the k n e w I t wasn’ t a n y m o n k e y w ren ch smart, when it Iwrrnws itm thunder Thames. H ere on more than a foot e ith e r . I of American inventors, manufactu thick neo« of IcJTi thoroughgoing town of streets was erected. Tbere were rer» aud artisans for its Nticcesstut tailors’ shops, butchers* shops, tobac i It mus^ not l»e forgotten in the U‘»es. co» lata, printers and. Indeed, many oth excitement next Tuesday that Geor er businesses all being carried on aa If gia has a favorite son’ running for Mr. Hearst paid this triU ip e.lo they had stood there for years. W ritin g anywhere hot near a large the presidency. Don’t ask; 'Mt the notorious Ifeney, who hutted Are was Impossible, as the Ink froze In non !” in at the H.»n Franctaeo meeting: H e re you have for selection fashion in all the new est a n d best O v erco atin g s Any person or persons having horses, cattle, houses, lote or house hold goods for sale, exchange, or parties desiring to buy such prop The votes are counted by congress erty, will find T hb O brbrvkr a the second Wednesday in February Came to my faim, 1$ miles I g<**l medium for advertising and south east of Moro, Sherman coun-1 securing a customer. Try P ro tla n d , O re g o n . The president-elect i* to be in ty; Oregon, one sorrel gelding horse T hb O bserver , Moro. Or augurated on March 4 next. OSCAR ANDERSON MANAGER weight about 1100 lbs, star in fore head, saddle marks, obscure brand on left shoulder, and wire cut scar W e a ld M o rtg a g e th e F o rm . on same shoulder. A farm er on R u ral route-4^ E m p ire The owner or owners of the above O a, F loyd by name, soya, “ Backlen'a animal is requested to call for it We have several parties who Free bua to and from trains A rnica Halve cured tbe tw o worst w.re« 1 ever saw, one on m y hand and ontf prove property, pay charges, and are looking for homestead locations Ratea by the day take it away, or otherwise it or relinquishments, also some good on m y leg. I t is w orth more than Ita 6 0 c, 7 6 c, $ 1.0 0 , $ 1.6 0 , 6 2 . will be sold, as provided by law, at timber claims. If you know of any weight In gold. I would not be w ith the farm named in this advertise good homestead or timber olaim s.it out It. If I had to mortgage m y farm to European Plan ment,to the highest bidder for cash, will pay you to write to ua. Ad get It.’ O n ly 25c a t Moro Pharm acy. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of Sat dress A etna R ealty Co., A Good Clean Family Hotel urday, November 14th, 1908. 225 Failing Building, W. B. J ohnston , tf«4-309] Portland, Or In k F ro « « on th o Pon. ; Moro, Or The W inter of 1GN3-4 In Europe still 3to30-815] B r o o k ly n w om an ro u te d thugs w ith a w re n c h . W h e n th e ro w dies • '» * a t the price you intend _____ eO W T V A M D . O M B O O N „ A F a ir Chanc«. Dressed In the latest and most 'ap proved motor cycling costume, w ith goggles all complete, the motor eyefiat gayly toot-tooted his way by Regent's park toward the zoo. Suddenly he slackened, dismounted and said to a small, grubby urchin: “I say, my boy, a m .J right fo r the •do?” The boy gasped at so strange a sight and thought It must be some new ani mal for the gardens. "Yon may be all right If they have a spare cage,” be said when he could find his tongue, "hot you’d ha’ stood a fa r better chance If you’d ’d a tall I“—Lon don Answers. A 1 The Yontlg^hrks are”protesting - now, bnt note the wailing alemt l he I 26th of next ^nonth when th e yo u n g farkeya near at home will I n -getting in th e ir kick*. If You Would be Sure of Getting the Best Overcoat Made J. M. DUNA.HOO, Proprietor and Manager. lasco , Oregon. X« 1 ’ m s from Tb« Dall«« or Znv Sbarman oonnty point« at our «xpena«. Rerrio« fnrni«h«d to or from Moro to any points. OUR M O T T O Sidn.ey Johnson, Proprietor. K very kind of rig to order, snd a il orders prompt and satis factory at reasonable prices. .... . F armera teams fed as well as they rare fed at home, if not better. k *1 el ephone at our expense. ’’Please, the public.” EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, * SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS O A L IT T L E MISSIONARY W ORK IN YOUR idle days by telling' your neighbors of the good qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub scriptions, send us their addresses and we will send them sample qopies. 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