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FRIDAY . . ...............J an 22, 1909
Washington dispatch to The Morning Oregonian.
Church and Society notice« F R E E , e x
cept when for money making purpose«
Much notice* at regular rate« at the option
of the publisher«.
Before coming to the city to trade read
er« are requested to examine TheObaei ver
advertising column«. It« Ihe active, wide
awake bualnes« man who advertise«, con
sequently he 1« the most accomm-xlatlng,
«eUs the cheapest, and deal« the most lib
e rally In every wav
Startling information of alleged astounding frauds
upon the public lands has come into the possession of Sec
retary Garfield through special agents.
The allegation
is made that approximately $ 110,000 000 worth of lands in
states principally west of the Mississippi river have been
acquired fraudulently within the last two years, by corpo
rations and individuals.
We w i l l n o t be ra s p o n e ib la (o r the
neglect of ■ a beer i be re to n o tify ue of
change« in th e ir addreee. N o r w ill the
notification of a Postmaster th a t the sub
scriber has “ R em oved" settle the b ill of
With a view of recovering these lands Secretary Gar
field has sent letters to Chairman Hale and Chairman
Tawney, of the Senate and House appropriation commit
a delinquent.
Send for advertising rates.
tees respectively, asking for an additional appropriation of
$500,000, which, if granted, with that already asked for,
It is quite evident that Tillman will give the department $1,000,000 for that purpose.
and Roosevelt would never be able
to work harmoniously on the same
newspaper.
Secretary Garfield also submits a statement of H. H.
Schwartz, chief of the field service, showing over 32,000
distinct
cases of alleged land frauds demanding further in
If all the chickens are going to
Of such cases awaiting investigation there
come home to rooet, the White vestigation.
House will soon look like a live are in:
poultry market.
Oregon ......................................................... 1,492
California and Nevada ...... ...........1,409
Washington and North Idaho ............ 1,325
Montana...... ................................ ’................3,605
Colorado..................... ................. .................8,621
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Arizona ................................................... ...? 496 »
Wyoming^.;..................................... .21,l&T
Utah
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New M exico.................................. .............. 1,209
Send The Observer to your absent
friends. It is better than a letter,
aud gives all the home news. Four
months for 60c.
Does that make it four branches
now of the United States govern
meni: Legislative, Judicial, Execu
tive, and Secret Service!
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A London paper declares that a
reciprocity treaty between the U ni
ted States and Oanada will surely
bring about tbe almorption of the
Dominion by this country. Should
that ever happen whtt a lot of new
■•ars would have tola* ¡idd<-d to Old
Glory.
Sympathy will be arooaed for Ihe
Kaiser in his attempt to live in a
simple manner. Living the simple
life on 910,000.000 with 62 palaom
to maintain, involves rig o rs o f sefl
deuial unknown to poseeenors of 3n
cents perdiem incomes.
To the eternal credit of tbe U ni
ted State« be it said, only this
oountry has at* lit to the earthquake
aoffereis Io d a te m o re money* thin
the public collections of Italy itself;
the South American countries come
next; then England, with $64)6,000
against our 93,600,000. That Japan
has went more I ban Germany, Ana
tralia more than Russia, Turkey
more than Austria, are other anr
prbes.
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H ank Foolishness
W e are h ere to do p rin tin g , and
•f you went some done bring It to u« or 1st
u« know and we w ill «er you.
I f you
think we are not extensive enough for
your ro n a k M e tlo o —oh, go ’ tong.
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F ev e r B oras.
Ft ver scree end old chronic sores shod
mA 1» healed entirely .but shuld be kept
tn healthy condition This caa he done
th e im m n n ii les of senators a m i re p
by apply lug O h aa-tw rlaln ’a Helve; this
rearufeativea, and p ro v id e s th a t ‘to r m lv e has no superior for ibis purpose;
•••y sp' *M-li nr d ebuto in e ith e r lio n æ It Is also must exo- 1 lent for chapped
th e y ’ “ s h a ll n ot lie q u e s tio n e d l»< hands, sore nipples, laarns and dlseesm
a n y O lin r p l.ic f.’* M r . R n .« « * e l', • ‘f the skin. For sale by M om Pharm acy
1 o f th e On»»«ti’ M
tio u o f th e U n i tod Hl ate« e n u m e ra te s
It-
we v er,
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n> to l«e restrained I»,
m y suoli rlilfe iilo u * th in g aa a n m -
■»Utn'i n,
hem «
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prooeiMh*
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(inestinti fo u r o f th e m .
The imposition o f the dextli sent
enoe U|»oo six ot the TennesMs-
night rides* will go far to restore
order la that stale and may not l»e
without effort in some counries of
Kentucky. The “ mltig«4mg <-ir.
eomstanceu” (baud by the Jury
gravely be studied by the legislat
ure of tbe state. They did not fns
tify, and cannot excuse ddiixrat«-
Burdur.
A S p ra in e d A n k le .
Aa a rule a man « I I I frvl well sal tailed
lie can hobble around on crutches In
o or three weeks after spraining his
ankle,aud It Is often tw o o r three m onth
la-fore he is fully recovered T his is an
unnccMwary lues nt lim e , as by applying
O ham hrrlalu'e L lu lm e n t as directed, a
cure may as a rule leefocted lu leas than
• week’e lim e , end In m any cases lu
three deya Hold by Moro Pharm acy.
If
On« tragedy that will grip
And articles by Rossell, Paine and
Dickson that cut deep into things.
CAT^BME
When
In
P o r t la n d
UNDERTAKING
My Motto Is
•T O R
C o rn er 7th an d Stark Streets.
I t Is new and lu room« are provided with
Cell aud E x ’inilu e
M y Htock o f
k U H N IT G R E
sud
running water and long distance tele
phones. European plan. Rate«
91 per day and upward
Highest priced room $3
per day.
H ID E L IN E S
before l-a y lu g
Wright-Dickinson
O. W. A X TE LL
Moro
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Hotel Co.
Chas. Wright, President.
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M. C. Dickinson, ■onager.
Oregon.
First street. Strong b rick,
Emoni Hotel
Moro, Ore.
P ro tlan d , O reg o n .
Confectionery
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Cigars, Tobaccos
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ODCAK ANDk*HUN MANAUXK
ta&M ui Mm Strati
Billiard and Pool Tables
IcecoM d rin k s and Ice cream In aea-
eun. 8<*ds water, bottled aud fouutsln,
alw ays bn band.
Free bu* to and from traina
Rate* by the day
6 0 c, 7 6 c, • 1.0 0 ,
1.6 0 , 92.
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European Plan
A G ood Clean
J ju n es S t e w a r t
Commcroial Job Frinting!
WSSBIR
Stock
Sidney Johnson, Proprietor.
Sherman County,
Oregon.
put y S to ck Inspector
W . C. B ry a n t
H otel
I hm , Oregon.
Inspector
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A t T he O bserver O ffice
Fam ily
Phillamont livery C p .
Address: M O RO . O REO O N.
F. J . M slu dl
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Hotel Oregon
L iv e and L e t Live.
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Louis S ch adew ltz. K en t, Oregon
Meindl ¿k Bryant
Eyery kind of rig to order,
and all orders prompt and sntis-
factorv at reasonable prices.
Farmers ten ms fed as well as
they are fed at borne, if not better.
Telephone st our exp-nM*.
Law yers
R. P . H ulse.
Rooms 1 aud 2 The Ginn Brick
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank •
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Moro Hardware aad Implement Compaoj
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HOLT EXTRAS OF ALL KINDS
Recorder for City of Moro
Office
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OREGON
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Frank Menefee.
Fred Wilson
Menefee & Wilson
Attorneys - at - Law
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B y BUFFALO BILL
J. R. Morgan
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P H Y SIC IA N S SU KCEON .
D r . m a r ie m . oopfin .
Dtaaus of
P o r c e la in B a t h T u b s .
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4* All Work Warranted.
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M oro s B a r b e r S h o p |
llh ittra te d by P arker
OREGON
Vtan I Cllllrti i S rcuiit
We will publish the life story of the
greatest scout who ever lived, relating in
vivid language his experiences following
the trail and fighting the Indian, describing
many of the most important engagements
o f the United States troops in their long
contest against the red man for the mastery
of the plains.
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Offlce In Tb s G o « n Building, 1st St.
Muro, Oregon.
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8hop in Brick Building next Observer Office
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Read Every Story Priated
Both in Workmanship and Prioe
Office at Furniture Store.
M o ro . O reg o n .
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OREGON
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We can furnish you everything in our linn at any tine.
J D r a y O nly published in S h erm an
Express and Freight
Delivered to any Part of thn City
Piano and Furniture Moving.
county by T h e O bserver and
Trunks and Grips Delivered th a t
only by a rran g em en t
To and From all Trains.
m ade w ith th e w orld fa m -
G. BOESON
ous Indian F ig h te r S co u t.
Proprietor of
T h e s e stories w ill appear
CITY Draying DRAY
NO.
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of all Kinds.
one each w e e k fo r several
Tranks and Grip» Hauled to and
w eeks. D o n 't miss any.
from all trains
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C ensm srelat T r a d e s e lle lte d
Q uick
Hale« and
Hinnll Profits.
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stories by Ellis
Lindsey Denison,
( which w ill bump
yoor funny bone hardest.
Conducted on Best Principle«
AND
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lot* or house
hold goo*Is for salp, exchange, or
parties desiring to buy such prop
erty, will find T he O bserver a
good medium for advertising and
securing a customer. Try
T he O bserver , Moro. Or
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P R IC E « R E A S O N A B L E
F U R N IT U R E
T h e O b s e rv e r w ill p u b lis h
a fu ll a n d c o m p le te series
o f tr u e life s to rie s e n title d
To Bay, Sell or Exchange
Diagonally opposite Drs. Goffin.
Dr J R Morgan, Dentist, has ar
ranged his appointments for Wasoo
h r twn works in each month begin
ning w.ih the 16th day. The re
maining part of each month he will
be at his office in Moro.
Convientto Business
W m . R udolf
Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs
attack.” K n o w n the world over as (be
K in g of throat and lung remedies Hold
under guarantee at6Oc sod | | ; tria l bot
tle free, at Moro Pharm acy.
WithJanuary8
A ll local« w ill be run till ordered out,
unle«« olherwlae »pec I fled.
Joint Installation.
The Women of Woodcraft and
Woodmen of the World, he’d a joint
installation of the Moro lodges offi
cers Wednesday evening. There
was a large attendance, an exce lent
lunch, and some fine music render*
ed by the Moro Orchestra At the
olose of the evening Neighbor Fred
Hennagin was greatly surprised by
being presented with a handsome
water oolor picture for being "the
best entertainer ef the evening.”
Officers eleot were installed by
0 J Goffin, as follows: C F Coe PC
C; P H Buxton CC; A 8 Johnson
A d ^ WmRudolf Banker; JM Dun-
ahoo Clerk; O J Goffin Phyqjoian;
GeoMowry Escort; JK Blue Watch
man; W illiam Mowry Sentry; G E
Thompson, Manager.
Mrs Anna Urquhart installed the
Circle officers as follows: Dr Marie
M Goffin PGN; Genie Blue ON
Maggie Htrahl Adv; J M Dunahoo
Clerk; Mrs FA Sayers Banker; Mrs
Maus Attendant; Mrs Nellie Hulse
Magician; F A Sayers Captain of
Guard; Mrs Eva Rudolf 18; Wm 8
Mowry OS; Mrs Dunahoo Manager.
New Entirely.
is printed for folks who want to
keep up to date on big things,
and who don’t want to be bored
to death while they’re at it.
So its chjnks are filled with
good stories, good sentiment,
and good humor.
Read the publishers’ talk thia
month, and you’ll see just
where we stand.
F o r sale by a ll dealers.
Price 60
cents.
F oster-M ilbu rn Go., Buffalo,
N e w Y o rk , sole agents for tbe United
H tales.
Bemem twr the name— Doaus— and
take no other.
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" W h e n attacked by a eougb or oold,
or whou your throat Is sore, It 1» rank
foolishness to take any other med loins
than D r K in gs N e w Disoovery" says G
O Eldridge o f E m pire,G a. MJ have used
New Dboovery 7 years and I know It la
the best remedy <« earth for oougbs and
oolde, eroup and all throat and lung
trouble. M y children are subject to croup
but N e w Disoovery qqlokly «area every
BEGINNING
I have several head of work
horses, also t-ome harness; for sale.
Call on or address,
C harles B ollard ,
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Monklsnd.Or
According to these statements the value of the lands
fraudulently entered in Oregon is $1,835,000,; including
$750,000^worth of timber lands acquired by C. A. Smith;
$200,000 by Fred Kribs; $435,000 involved in 123 fraudu
lent timber entries (names not given); $250,000 fine pine
A stale legislature that wastes
time at the start is certain to find lands, and $200,000 worth of coal lands within forest reser
He also hopes to recover $559,000 worth of
itself embarrassed in essential mat vations.
ters as a session nears tho end.
lands in Washington, and a large quantity in .Idaho.
by the patience and optimism of
Americans generally. Mary Ander
son finds them cool and undemon
strative. Both might learn, in i
longer residence, that there are sev
oral kinds of Americans.
I t does seem th a t women have more
than a fair share o f the aoiiee and pain
th a t afflict h u m a n ity ; they must ‘keep
up.’ must attend to duties lu spite of
oonetautly aching hooka, or heedaehes,
d iu y spells, bearing dow n peins; they
must stoop over when to
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torture; they must w a lk and he m l and
w ork w ith racking pains and m an y an
kTdo
ache w ith kidney
Ills. Kidneys
more suffering thau any other organ of
tbe body. Keep the kidneys w ell and
health is easily m aintained. Reed of a
remedy for kidneys only th a t helps and
cures the kidneys.
Mrs John M athew s, 717 E ast F irs t at,
Tbe Dalles, Or, says: “A severe oold
w hich settled on m y kidneys weakened
those organs, canal ng me rnuoh suffer
ing. My beck became so weak th a t I
oould not stand erect and I was also an
noyed by the irre g u la rity of the kidney
secretion* Wheu D o an ’s K id n e y Pills
were brought to m y attentio n I procur
ed a box and they proved to be Just the
remedy needed. I was quickly restored
to perfect health and have had no re
turn of the trouble.”
O fc A S S V A L L C V . O R C
Horses for Sale.
| ^“ Are the republicans proud Of
their victory!" asks Bryan’s paper.
They are mighty well contented,
but unable to say surprised.
Battle ships bombarding with
Note« and New« from Salem. 7
good offices the strongholds of dis
tress and starvation in Italy’s earth
By a vote taken Tuesday Gov
quake zone adds mightily to the
George
E Chamberlain received 51
victories of peace-
votes for United States senator, 38
of them republicans; Fulton 19 and
It will be good news to the farm Cake 17. Seven members protested
ers^*) bear that the Moro Hardware
tbsjr voteyi. A clear majority were
and Implement company will in in favor of the re-election of Senator
future be able to supply all Holt Charles W Fulton, but the highway
Combine Harvester extras.
man’s "hands up” voter’s choice,
trained them from carrying out
An Atlanta possum feast to Mr. their preferences.
Taft cost |1 0 per plate. Lovers of
Chamberlain will hold on as gov
the possum will be more alarmed ernor of Oregon until the new sen
than surprised by this advance in ate is called together in executive
their favorite ‘delicacy. “ “7 * ^
session, or until the regular m eeting
of congress, next Deoember^
Missouri onoe considered the
Members generally explained the
Dockery wink unrivaled, b»t it is reasons for voting as they did. Sen
■aid that the new varieties invented ator Jay Bowerman said: "It is true
in the dry Southern states are simp that the senate is a representative
ly bewildering in number and ex- body, but the question is: ‘Whom
pressi venesa.
do 1 representT* I am not a senator
for the state of Oregon; 1 am a
Senator Teller, who is about to renstor for the counties of Sherman,
roti re from the senate, finally aok Gilliam, and Wheeler, and I shall
now leges the superiority of the gold vote for the man chosen by them—
over the silver standard. It is safe the Hon U M Cake.
to say that he will never lead an
House bill No 82, introduced by
other bolt in a national convention Campbell.providesfora commission
one of whom is Hon B F Pike, to
With Austria not too oertaio that manage the Soldier’s home.
she will offer *10,800,000 for the
The second in a u g u ra l of Gov.
annexed provinces, and Tarkej
very certain to refuse the offer ll Hughes is one of the beat speeches
made, politicians in the Esst an he has ever delivered.
none too oertain that the spring
will not bring war.
Ohio wanta England to help cele
brate Perry’s victory on lake Erie.
Prof. Ferrero is strack by the good That is like Tom Longboat asking
nature of an American orowd and Do ran do to feel tickled.
Vinton H o te l
M e r e W o m en a re F in d in g R e lie f a t
Loot.
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