POLITICAL, OOLUMM.
T he O bserver.
Fer Censty Sckotd Ssperistesdsst.
mmrm City O fficial F»H»>
o r n o Ab rsFB B o r n o n u u * oo
MORO. O REGON. *
Entered m «econd cl« « ™ * ttei cat1
post office «I Moro. Oregon, July 25, 1891.
D . C . I r e l a n d . E d ito r.
C . L . I R E L A N D .................. M an ag er.
F R I D A Y ............... M a rc h
1. 1912
I hereby announce myaelf a can
didate fo r the
n o m in a tio n of
C o un ty School Superintendant o f
Sherm an C o un ty, subject to
the
decission of the republican voters
at the prim aries to be h eld A p r il
19th, 1912.
If n o m in ated and
elected, I shall p erfo rm the duties
o f the office faithfully and con
scientiously, and do all in m y
p o w er to advance the educational
II you do not read The Obuerver, why interests o f Sherm an county.
F rank E. F a g a n .
not?
W e would like to have you take it, and
we know it would be profitable to you to
To The Voten of Sherman C o u ty .
become a aubacnber.
W e «end it two
yean for $2.50; one year $1.50;
cto **
month ian’t much. Try it. Order by
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
I hereby announce myself a can
Church and Society notice« F R E E , ex d id a te for the n o m in atio n on the
cept when for money making purpouea. republican ticket, fo r the office of
Such notice« at regular rate« at the option
Treasurer of S herm an county,
of the publiahen.
W e will not be reaponaible for the O re g o n , at the com ing prim aries.
neglect of aubacribera to notify ea ot I f no m in ated and elected I w ill
change« in their addrem. Nor will the
notification <?« a Poetmaater that the ««b- p erfo rm the duties in as carefull
.criber has “ Removed” «ettle the bill of a and businesslike m a n n e r as m y
delinquent.
Did it ever occur to you that it cost» no
more to produce printing that ia pleaaing
to the eye than the other kind? The
Observer it equipped with all the modern
faclitiea for doing good work at the very
minimum of co«t. Try ua with an order
and if it ia not executed to your perfect
•atiafaction you need not pay for it.
ab ility w ill adm it.
W . D. W
allan
.
HUMOR OF THE DAY
She had met the young man at the
•easide. H is name wae Percy Sinclair.
Ills neckwear waa Irreproachable.
There were other young men at the
•eaatd«»—nearly a half dosen of them.
There wan but one Percy Sinclair.
She felt flattered by hla attentions.
They were brief because he waa called
away suddenly by business, he said,
but they were delightful.
“ I trust we may meet again,” he
murmured as he bent over her rea
sonably small hand.
And she echoed the sentiment. Later
on she looked up the lineage of the
Sinclairs and found it muddled.
Percy didn’t write, although he could
easily have found her address.
And then one day In autumn he
called. She heard him at the door.
She heard him ask for her father. Her
heart fluttered. She tripped down the
stairs.
“ W hy, how do you do, Mr. Sinclair?”
she sweetly chirped. H e flushed hot-
M r . T a ft could not find a steno
graph er on hand when he w ent to
w o rk M o n d a y m o rning.
They
are all protected by civil service
rush this m ove
profitable.
m ay
be
T h e Biggs H o te l has n o w
o p en ed a lunch counter and bak
e ry w h ere everything is good, at
P o rtla n d prices. ■
G e o . R o b in s o n ,
t f .r a l] *'
Biggs, O r
lo tici b stack o w m .
P e o p le owning stock are here
by n o tifie d that on and after the
first d ay o f M arch , all stock found
ru n n in g at large in the streets of
M o r o w ill be taken up and em -
G e o . M . M il l e r ,
5, o u n d e d .
t.f2 2 m l]
C ity M arshal
And love’s young dream had made
another nightmare finish.—Cleveland
Plain D ealer.,
“ F o r R oosevelt and progress,
against T a ft and standpatism .”
Progressive republican candidate
fo r congress.
A lw ays with the
p eo p le , if you d o n ’t believe it
lo o k up his record.
more
A t last we are to have a lim ited
To the Voters of Skoraaa C o u ty .
I hereby announce that I w ill be
a candidate for the n o m in a tio n of
C o un ty C le rk on the republican
ticket at the com ing prim aries, and
beginning with a parcels post sys
tem of d elivery o f m erchanfile | if nom inated and elected I shall
fulfill the duties of the office in an
packages; it is called an e x p e ri
m ent, but it is not.
T h e e x p e ri honest and conscientious m an ner,
and to the best of m y ab ility.
m ent was made iq o |h e r countries
.
K . A . M c P h e r s o n .
long ago.
C h in a is the most distressed na
tio n in the w o rld .
T h re e m ill
ions of its children are dying of
Aasosscement.
Tru« to-HI« Premia«. __
“ Dearest, will you let me «hare your
•very sorrow after we are married 7”
abe whispered as she cuddled bar
ckeek against M a ..
“ Yea, darling,” he replied, again
plucking a delicious klas from her
sweet lipa.
It was the same lady who two years
later wearily cried out:
“ Oh, Tom, why can’t you ever come
Into the house without bringing a tala
of trouble with you? I’ m so sick o f
bearing about how hard you have to
work to keep the bllU paid.” —Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Mo nay Power.
B r a g g s -It la positively abaurd to
talk about a “ money power” In thia
country. There la no such thing.
W a g g a -I’d Just like to disease that
with you. Have you got a minute to
spare?
Braggs—Not a minute. I ’ve got a
note due at the hank and they’re both
ering ma to death about IL—Life.
Competition.
I hereby announce to the voters
“ Yon still assert that competition la
of Sherm an county that I am a the life of tradeT’
fam ine.
T h e native authorities
“ Oh. yes,” replied Mr. Dustin Stax.
candidate fo r the n o m in atio n of
are helpless. T h e p eo p le to be
"But we don’t care to compete for a
sheriff, of Sherm an county, O r e
chance to aell our goods. What we
relieved are chiefly h ard w o rkin g
gon, at the com ing dem ocratic want la to find people with their mon
and honest farmers.
prim aries, and if n o m in ated and ey out competing for the privilege of
buying them.” —Washington Star.
elected, I w ill p erfo rm the duties
President T a ft’s course in the o f the office to the best of m y
Would Play 8af«ty.
case of M a jo r R a y shows the wis ability.
Mark»—I f you had to live your life
J. C . M c K e a n .
over again would you marry the same
d o m of m ag nan im ity. T h e presi
woman 7
dent is a stickler fo r m ilita ry dis
Parka—Yon Juat bet I would. I know
To The Voters of Sbermss County.
c ip lin e, and the m a jo r deserved it
what she ia. and women are too uncer
tain for me to experiment with anoth
fo r his conduct.
A b rah a m L in
I hereby announce that I w ill er one.—Boston Tranacrlpt.
coln w ould have done exactly as
w ill be a candidate fo r the n o m i
President T a ft d id .
Our Varying Moods.
nation of C ounty A toettor on the
‘'Yes, environment does influence
republican ticket at the com ing us."
T h e proposed closing o f P ear-
“ How now?”
prim aries, and if n o m in ated and
“You never so® a man coming out
to n ’s academ y, the preparatory
elected I shall give m y earnest at of church with hla hat perched on the
institution of W h itm a n college, is
tention to the duties of the office ilde of ble head."—Louisville Courier
an index of the progress of educa
and prom ise that they w ill be fu l JourUaL
tio n in the In la n d E m p ire .
Its
filled to the best of m y ability.
Maro Tima.
high schools have so greatly im
O t t o P e e t z .
“H e ’s the man of the hour.”
p ro ved since 1900 that the acade
“ Isn’t there ever a woman of the
m y has become almost neediest.
hour?”
M AY FR O VE FATAL
a b ill fo r the regulation o f wireless
telegraphy. H e says the b ill in
troduced in behalf of the govern
m ent provides fo r two much of
ficial regulation. H e w ould have
the regulation by law and not by
d ep artm en tal rulings; in w hich he
is most decidedly correct.
W h a n W il l M a r a F a a p la L earn T h e
Im p e rta n o e a f It?
waste, cuts a trem endous figure in | n ig h t, c au «ed m e n o e n d o f a n n o y a n c e a n d
m o re ways than it is easy to recite. I was very anxious to get relief. W hen
I ea acquaintance who had taken Doan’»
N o t o n ly m ight expenditures in
! Kidney PilU with benefit advised me to
restaurants be reduced to actual
try them, I did so. procuring my «apply at
needs, but in every other depart Moro Pharmacy. This remedy brought
m e n t o f our life w ith practiable prompt relief and corrected the difficulty
in • abort time. I have taken Doan'«
Kidney Pilla rince then and they have el-
results.
,
W h y H e W a a law «. .
«W h at Baade yon eo U to T
i *1 BBSS Sœithaon.”
-W e ll, that is no reason why yea A cM d
he
bonr Ute «etting boase to tapper.*
*1 know, bat I aakud him how he was M
and he loriatod on tolling me shoot hla
^Sstt jfiim to take Chamheriaia’«
is whet be needs.”
field by
w s y i n e o c c ie g d n .
For trie by all dealers. Price SO cento.
Foater-Milburn C o.. Buffalo, New Y o rk,
•ole agents tor the United States.
Remember the
toad i f yon beva an attorie
Don’t be!
of rksomsli— 't k h spring. J « *
tka
aftotod paris fteely witeChaasbadato’s U n
iment and it will soon dbappeat. fioldfcf
aUgeatoan
COME AND GET ACQUAINTED.
position as
w here her
¡need,
s A G rey
o rtlan d , O r
—»
Hotel Carlton
Portland Oregon.
Xhis thoroughly modern Fire
proof Hotel offers Unexcelled
Service, Comfort and Conven
ience at the moderate price
Tates from $1.00 per day up.
Popular Priced Restaurant
in connection.
Auto ; Buss
rtieets all trains. ,
ROSS FINNEGAN
M anager.
14th and W ashington Sts., Portland, Oregon.
-;~H -H H - l “f - : - l - l l H - H -f- H - H - H - 1-1 1 I H - H 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I B
W . C . B rya n t
MORO
L O U IS
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M a n u fa c tu re r an d
R. R. B u tle r
;i *
A ll outstanding warrants e n
dorsed n o t paid for w an t of funds,
rill be p aid by the C o u n ty Treas
urer at his office upon presenta
tio n . Interest w ill cease after this
date.
D ated at M o r o , O re g o n , Jan
uary 5th , 1912. W D W a l l a n ,
C ounty Treaaurer.
To Buy, Sill ir E xctaip .
No Better Off.
“ And m y wife lift« ’ t V - B r i t t a »
Am erica«.
D
r
o
.
j . goffin ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
M. COFFIN.
DimsettfVnn I Ckilfrn a Sstiain
D r .
MARIK
|n the back, neck or aide—tome kind of an
•eke or paia. Then heed thia advice and
tall your neighbor«—Ballard*« SnowLini
meet relieve« ell eche« and palm, end
keek ell wound«. Sold by Moro Pharm-
;
NOW
ON
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HAND
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MORO PHARMACY
Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
- fledicines Carefully Compounded.
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Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry
J . R . M o rg a n
T D e n tls t
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES, GICARS.
MORO.
A n y a n d a ll K in d s
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OREGON
of
P a te n t
M e d ic in e
A lw a v s
in
S to c k
1 « to 15th of each m onth.
O ffice opposite Drs. G o ffin
W ASCO,
-
OREGON
16th to 30th o f each m o n th .
Office o p p . M c C o y , A tw o o d C o
M oros B arber S h o p |
P o r c e la in
B a th T u b s.
Everything First Class and Up to date.
J Am es S te w a rt
A g e n t fo r th e
B est S te a m
L a iin d r y
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
E. W .
L E W IS , P r o p r ie to r .
MORO
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OREGON.
«
Louie Schede o rtix . K e n t. O regon
Eighth Brute Eim iiitioiis
T h e E ig h th G ra d e E x a m in a
tions for S herm an county w ill be
held on the fo llo w in g elates:
M a y 9th , 1 0 tb ,l9 1 2 .
tfiU.124]^ OeSS^ch’ool Sopt
No. 161. Re^rt rf to Cmtom W
The W raco W arehoura MOttatf Co. te e k . «• M o r t ,
ia tto «tata oí O ru jo s , Sk _ •» t l« ’ 1 M buaincaa
February 20th. 1912.
Loan« and dUcouat . . . ~ . X
Overdraft*. ««cured aad
Beaklad houee. furniture
Due from hash« (not rue
Due from approved re e e trt haaka
C ^ h o e hand
Other
Total
McCall’s Magasine
and McCall Patterns
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Far
yaai toalar, ar t o a iril
hem
M cC A L L ’S M A G A Z IN E
W. «TA SUMer T«h Cltr
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l-rth, lanari«. Fa «
«•»«•atoad to nee«
cd
■aarn« ««Our
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FOR 1O CENTS
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í w X -rite S C M L to r
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Corruct. attaat:
.kraart, MP-
Jake M. Fp»«r. Nutarr Pakte
U hm a,
g. & Ararat*.
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n^mM^—
— i
n
S ra tn
nr
H E
R e ta il
M e r c h a n t ’s t e l e p h o n e s e r v e s
not only as a salesman, but also as a purchas-
ing agent.
'
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When a merchant finds that he is going to run out of
a line of goods, he calls up the wholesaler or factory and
not only orders a new stock, but oumea to an agreement
on the price and time of delivery.
— The unexpected needs of his customers can be met
with the least possible delay.
If the merchant cannot find what he wants in town,
the Long Distance Service of the Bell System brings him
into immediate communication with other cities and other
markets.
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to r e M -n tT w M K e to * • * • «
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S r M c C a ll*« Ma<a«iu« at aaaa. Caria «U y to
paid
te tra « to
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W<
Dee to bank* a a d ------------
Iadividual depoaita aehieel •» «keak
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Statu ot ■ Oru«ou
Cx>uaty
I . W . D . W ailua. C
auiumaiT « w u w .
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one m fllkm one hundred thousand
homes. Beaidee showing aU the latoat
designs of M cCall Patterns, each issue
is b rim fu l of sparkling short stories
and helpful inform ation for women.
Liabili tiea—
Capitai «toch paid i a . . . . . « • * • « v
Time certibcate,
ORDERING SU PPLIES ^ TELEPH O N E
Hov« Maim Prfatoda than any other
T«,..... ’^.'TTT.-.-.'.'.Tissra
as well •• youraelf is liable at any time to
■ I I 1 1 I 1
Office ia The Goffia Building. 1* 9t
M o ro , O rboon .
- ^ X A N e lg h b e r e f Voure
| h a v e r h e u m a ti» m .
W e ' r e a ll lia b le to
h a v e c u t» o r b u rn « , brui»e« o r «cald«, c r ic k
«
Moro, Oregon.
O regon .
- M y boee raises m y salary.”
-T e e r
D e a le r in
R e p a irin g P ro m p tly a n d N e a tly Done.
A n y person or persons h a v in j;
Address: MORO. OREGON.
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house
h o ld goods fo r sale o r exchange,
Stock Inspector
o r parties desiring to buy w e b
p ro p erty , w ill find T h e O bserver
Shernmn County,
a good m ed iu m fo r advertisinj
Oregon.
and s e c u rin g a customer. T r y
D
e
p
u
ty
S to c k Inspector
T h e O b s e r v e r , M o ro , O r.
June 6 th ,
•w atted ?—Judge.
F U L L L IN E
Masonic Building
Call Fir Warrants.
Whloh Route.
M i x F l y - I Juet heard of Mr. Bus
ear’s death by tbe plague.
Mr. F ly —Did he get stuck or waa he
A
A tto rn ey -at-law
P ocket
knife,
transparent
h an d le, nam e John M A lle n ,
W asco, O re g o n , and lodge em
blem on handle. K n ife waa pres
ent to M r A lle n . Suitable rew ard.
Leave at Observer offiffice o r B F
Peetz office. 7” '
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Harness, and Saddlery
-O R E G O N
T h e D a lle «
Lost
HEYDT
Collars Whips Blankets, etc,
F u ll blood. S C R h o d e Island
R ed chickens, and In d ia n R u n n e r
ducks. Eggs for hatching, eith er
breed S l.O O p er setting.
Special
price on incubator lots.
G e o O W a r f ie l d ,
1 2 t.f2 3 .m y l0 ] if
M o ro , O r
' -iff
. »
who will attend. Anything he can do to benefit the farm operator is at your command.
If you so desire and want him, Mr. Smith will go to your farm, stay with you and ad
vise in any way he can how to increase your farm products.
Eggs For Hatching.’
W eek End Sportsman—L Juat shot a
this pro b lem
FREE TO ALL
Law yer
Backache la oaly • «impie thing at fir«t; deer, old chap I
But when you know ’ tie from the kid
H is Pal—G w est! K ill him?
Week End Sport am an—I think not
ney«;
That «erioua kidney trouble« follow;
H e shot back 1—Puck.
That diabete«, Bright’s disease may be
Well Understood.
the fatal end,
Blobbe— Do you think wa shall ever
You will gladly profit by the following
have a universal language?
experience.
Blobbe—W e have now when money
The statement of a Moro citlsen.
pika. --Philadelphia Record.
P P DcMora of Moro, Oregon, say«: “ I
am juat aa willing to recommend Doan’«
o f the high cost of liv in g one goes Kidney Pilla at thia time aa I w u several
i yean ego when I gave a public atatement
he invariably finds that the ele
in their favor. A too frequent desire to
m ent o f waste, needless, w anton pam the kidney «aerations, especially at
T h e further in to
will arrive at Moro March 8th, hold a farmers’ meeting Saturday afternoon March 9th,
W e have fo r sale at our ranch
at C o n d o n , three w e ll bred Jacks
shipped out fro m Missouri last
N o v e m b e r. F o r prices and terms
apply to
D u n n B r o s ., •
5 t .S m 2 2 ]
" Condon, O r
by if ” —Chicago New«.
In the North Woods.
MAKE MORE MONEY
Notice to lu ll Raisers.
“ Yea, but It takes ber an hour and a
Senator B ourne has introduced
wants
fa
C. L Smith, an experienced dry farm farmer, poultryman and dairyman, employed
now by the O-W. R. & N. Co., to answer questions and advise with farmers as to how to
T o trade for w ell im proved
Sherm an county farm , all o r part
in crop, any o r all o f the fo llo w
ing: Boise, Id a h o , incom e p ro
perty, value $9500.00; tw o lots in
good Id a h o tow n, value $2500.00;
4 lots in new tow n bn DesChutes
R R , value $1400.00; all free from
incum brance. A lso $7000.00 first
m ortgage,^7^er cent, interest
ress, L o ck Box 29
M o r o , O r.
*2 tf2 3 m l.]
“ Yes,” he replied. “ 1 noticed It on the
doorplate. That’s who I came from.
He threw me down his steps Just be
fore I called here.” —Denver Times.
J o h n P . (J e r r y ) R u s k *
MORO, MARCH 8th and 9th.
To Trade.
I ua”
w ill
y
EXPERT
W IL L B E IN
............ .
“I heard he w anted a man to drive
a delivery wagon. Do you know how
much he pays?”
a week.
ing into their phosphate deposits;
w h ile not as exciting as a «gold
i
W om an
housek
son can
Address,
555
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She let him eat on without Interrup
tion, but after he had finished she said:
“ You say you came from a good fam
ily. May I ask the name?" •
“ It was Blanklelgh,” he responded.
‘•Why.” she said In surprise, “that’s
the name of the occupier next door to
Id a h o ,N e v a d a , W y o m in g ,M o n -
tana, U ta h and F lo rid a are lo o k
n«ri«ra—
Position: leusekeoper
M o re than 50,000 postal savings
depositories w ill be in op eratio n
in this country next year.
De
posits in the banks already estab
lished m o ro th a n equal $1,000,000
province.
a— —
F A R M IN G
D a v id A l l e n ,
Lunch Counter and Bakery.
“ I have called to see your father,”
he stammered.
“ Yes 7”
ily .”
sell no m ore of its w ater .pow ers
in perpetuity, but has advertised
fo r proposals for 99-year leases of
ten large water powers in the
>
17- •
laws.
of Q uebec
—
Hl« O a «cant.
Tie was a gentler specimen of hla
class than one usually meets, and
when he*mnde his appeal for some
thing to eat at the kitchen door be was
asked by tbe good natured cook to
-on e In by the Are. As he sat there she
said:
. . “ You don’t look os though you had
always been a tramp.”
“ I haven’t?* be replied, without of
fense. “ I came from a very good fam
*Send for advertising rate«.
T h e province
A good w ood w w w ith gasol
engine for sale cheap. A d -
ine
drew ,
Shattered.
DRY
Fir Silt.
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