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County court is still in session as
we go to press.
L ook H ere , L adies !
Great lied action Sale on S m n tn er Goods
a n d Shirt Waists. Cat I a n d see fo r yourselves.
.7
,
Reduced trom
Shirt waists
do
do
do
.. .51.75 to
. . . 1,50 to
. . . 1.40 to
. . . 1.25 to
Reduced from
51.60 Sum m er goods
1.35
do
1.20
do
1.00
do
O ne P rice
C a s h
20c.
15c.
124
10c.
to
to
to
to
16|
12$
10
54
S tore
W. A. W ALLIS, MORO.
The Observer j
J.
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M O R O , S H E R M A N C O ., O R K O O N :
1!. Berger was a visitor on the
and Mr Vintin were down
There is an ordinance against
firing tire crackers in thia city.
Conductor H arris of the CSRy
has leased A .E .Lake's residence.
The Sentinnl savs Moore Bros,
will soon open a hank in Goldendale.
You get T he O bserver for one
year for One Dollar from the date
cf paym ent of arrears.
Mr. Batty has purchased the
furniture stock of K. Peeples and
leased th at store building
The Post Office Store hka a fine,
larg<' new stock of Stationery, No
tions, etc. Best cigars in the city.
b u M lle S S .
la it Maluria or Alum?
Popular Science M onthly: Lan
guor, loss ot appetite, indigestion
and often feverishness are the com
mon symptoms of a physiological
condition called “ malaria.” All these
symptoms m a y tie and frequently
are t.ie effect of the use ot alum bak
ing powders in food making. There
is no question about the poisonous
effect of alum upon the system. It
obstruct» digestion, prostrates the
nerves, coagulates and devitalizes the
blood. All this has been made clear
t.Tanks to j hysicians, boards of health
and food commissions. So “ highly
injurious to the health of the commu
nity ’ does the eminent head of the
University ot Pennsylvania, Dr. Bar
ker, consider the alum baking pow
ders, that he says * their sale should
lie prohibited hv law.”
Under these ciicumstances it is
worth the while of every housewife
to employ the very little care that is
necessrry to keep so dangerous an
element from the food of her family.
A pure creim of tartar baking
powder, which is the only kind that
should he used, ought to cost about
forty five to filty cents a pound
Therefore, if you are paying twenty-
five cents or lest per poun 1, the pow
der i* certainly made from alum.
Always bear these simple facts in
mind when purchasing baking pow
der.
Hilly McDonald was accompanied
USD
H uydan cures sleeplessness,’ bad to Moro on the 4th by Mrs. Wm.
— —, dream s and night sweats. 50 cents. I Murray ami daughter,M iss Mattie J.
‘ All druggists.
(irasc Valiev IOOF Saturday
I
____j T hat Liberty Car was the handi .Tulv 1st installed Chas. Schwartz
l y Entered as second class matt-r at the work of L. W. Hunting. A Splendid X.G.; A.A.Coon, V.G.; C.W.Moore
Post offioe at Moro, for transmission thruagh ;ob it was, too.
treasurer; J . Harvey Sm ith, secy.
,ftfe0 Unifed States m a ils..
i o
T. J. Moffitt had a fine bunch of
— — — — ——
Some people in Tort'and imagined
CITY \N D COUNTY
! ^ a^ Antelope Miller was our Moro horses in Moro for sale and exhibi
i Miller. A grave error.
tion during the 4th. Anyone want
ing work horses should see this
John Clark is building a residtnee
Ample accommodation«. sam ple hunch before it is too late.
on his K ent homestead.
room, table, for commercial travel*
For the only good, reliable Reap
Justice J . H M ung« « •« in the e" ’ a l Xe" Moro 1Io”‘l-
er or Mower, and one that will not
city on business last week.
Tom Yanlandinghatn and family,* continually keen you buying repairs
and
Mrs. Starkey leave for an out
A. L. Hembree was down this
call on J.M .Filloon and get the
ing
at
Mt. Hood on the 9th.
way last week collecting old thresh-
Daisy McCormick. All roller bear
Mist Mary Sm ith, daughter of
ing bills.
Now is the time to get your bug ings.
Mrs Shastine of Grass Valley, per
gies. carriage ' and hacks painted Kates
M erchant Irvine of Antelope from $6.0U op. Also, boose and sign paiot-
On their last trip to H arris’, on sonated the Goddess of Liberty.
passed Moro on the 3d en route to '!?.**• i/tper,
etc. Shop over the the E’esChutes J. M. Filloon caught 1 he honor of holding the ribbons
the D a lle s
tU y Foumlrv. Moro W .B .1K -»«.
4, and Wm Henrichs 5, cs pretty over the prancing black and white
r,
J
M e have sold out slick and clean trout a» we ever looked at, oue of I horses in the team wai given to Ike
Counctltuin H enry krauee. ot „ „ y
of Th9 obse„ „ eon.
M « c ° , paid hie r « p .c t 8 to thie old taining cily ortljn>nc„
We wi;, Mr. Henrich’s eaten would measure Lemon, also of (.¡rasa Valley.
shack on the 4th
. now print lhem ; n
forQj, rcaj y 13 inches and weigh proportionately.
Besides trout they had one perfect
Down at K arri»’ the good folk
Mr. Batty has now decided to I for delivery August 3th.
white fish.
b * g » n celebrating Monday. The 3d
become a citiien here and go into
T. j Moffitt has a lot of balf^ A quartet
......... of Indians with four being Johny*« 53d birthday anni
the m furniture
business.
tx it- »T
clyde w >rk horses for sale at low ; dozen coyote scalps were in town versary’, two daughters, one daugh
Mrs. D. \ \ . Howard Returned l a s t , rate« for cash, or note with approved < last week to get the much talked of ter-in-law and four or five grand
week from a visit to her son-in-law security. For particulars call at * bountv. So much red tape is re- J c^ ’*Jren grappled with the old
------gentleman
and literally rolled him
J . R Cook near the Dalles.
(the ranch near Gorman.
quired to make connections
between
in the dust. I t wouldn’t have been
Trv the shower bath« at W illiams ' Mr. and Mrs. John Holman enter- coyote, Indian, magistrate, County
so
had if he hadn't resisted the
court.
Secretary
of
State
and
State
& A uld ridges bath rooms. W illiam s tabled Mr. McKenzie, Ja s Tomlin
customary
birth day whipping.
barber shop. They are nice.
1 and familv, and other neighbors I treasurer— that Lo returned to his
Messrs Elrod, DeMoaa, C hapm an.1 and friend" » d i n n e r on the 25th. haunts clearly disgusted, m uttering
s n a ’.hemas about the cutlus hyas T h e Kind of Help They Had In
*nd their wives, have returned from It was a pleasant social gathering
E '.rly New Ec<>nd.
tyees who framed the law.
cheerful outing at Hood River.
M e do not el like making any
The Farm ers’ Warehouse at Biggs
further «polo ?« for nasty, dusiv
C. B. Johnston and wife and Babv d a rs in Moro. A U sort» of palliat is certain to be built. At the Locust Mentals Were la Hoaie Cásea Trun»-
• jiiirlKl («¿artels and Xalrlnr-
Moro, and Mrs. N. Johnston have ing talk has no effect in producing Grove meeting Saturday enou gh
tura W ho SvIU TUraiseliea
bsturned from a visit to Hood River. n reformation hereof the disgusting stock was subscribed to insure the
Into Srriltatle.
building of the best warehouse in
R. C. W allis was a visitor on last Pran ks of the wind.
P u b lic a tio n
dav.
H e wm « th e n
A
. r__ Sherman county. The organization D om estic ferrico in A m erica ha*
T B ID A Y ...................................
Jm
7.
a
J. M. Hansen died suddenly on
; the 3d. He was at home with his
wife doing pome light work when a
faint took him. He told hi» wife he
was dying, then passed into uncoil*
»cioustiepg, again rallying, and ex
pired within an hour. The shock ia
a very pad and severe blow to the
family, with whom we deeply eyrr.•
pathiee.
All the le.tept numliers of Lepliep
Harpers, Pucks and Judges Publi
cations kept in Holder’s Free Read
ing Rooms, when one and all are
freely invited to come in and spend
a pleasant hour looking over the
pajiers and magazines.
Many a Lover
Has turned with disgust from an
otherwise loveable girl with an of
fensive breath. K arls’ clover root tea
purifies the breath by its action on
the bowels as nothing else will. Sold
for years on absolute guarantee.
Price 23c and 50c, at Bolton’s.
Duelling House for Sale.
On easy terms, or will sell or. the
| installm ent pian. This house has
I four rooms and two closets. It is
the only house wo now have for sale
in Moro Parties wanting a home
will do well to pee us. Why pay
big rent when you can pay a little
more each month and he paying for
a home See Moore Broe.
__n
before buying
G O AND SEE THOSE
J o n e s P ia n o S te e l H e a d e r
F.H.Meeder ft Co. will discontin
ue issuing picture enlarging cards
M hat is Shiloh Y
July 1st. Cards th at are out, and
those issued up to July let, will he
A g rind old remedy for cough,
received when they are properly colds a id consumption—used thro’
punched, and pictures enlarged the world for half a century has * r.
for them as heretofore.
ed innum erable cases of incipient
consumption and relieved many in
advanced stages. If you are not sat
EXPANSIO N!
isfied with the results we will refund
your money. Price 25c, 50c and
1
L I T T L E <JI I J T T I I K K M I l l l K .
at Bolton’s.
W e are now sole agents for the
The Price of Brick.
state of Oregon, lor the Little Giant
B.F.IIoover has fixed the follow-
Thresher, end 1 »-cad Powers. We
have a car load soon to arrive from ing scale cf prices for brick at the
the factory. Call ami see them.
kilns in Moro or Wasco:
PerM
M oore B ros . ft GlWx. Lots of 100,000 a t ..........
BOO I
25,000 a t ........
9.00 j
To the Public.
I/»ssthan 25.000 a t ..........
10,00
The Oregon Trading Co , Wasco,
People wanting brick can call on
are now made sole agents for the O. Cushm an, near the kiln.
H odge H eaders in Sherman Co.,
Young Mothers.
Oregon.
A- me H arvester C o .,
— __
¡>er O. M.Scott, Mgr. I Croup is the terror of thousands I
account oi lateness ot the i of young mothers because its out- i
season and danger of flood, we re- I break is so agonizing and frequently
quest th ata ll parties desiring H ead-, fatal. Shiloh's cough and consump-1
ers will address us at once. We are tion cure acts like magic in cases off
prepared to take care of ail orders i croup. It has never bepn known to1
for Hodge No 2, or New Chain Drive 1 fail. The worst ea«ee relieved imme- f
Header«. Late improvements make J diately, Price 25c, 5Oc and 51 at-
the 1S99 machine the finest ILxlge Bolton’s.
Header ever put out by the manu- I
Farmers, stock men. pa«:ergers,
facturem. O regon T rading C o .,
Wasco, Oregon. travelers, all atop at The N*ew Moro
Hotel, Moro, Or . New building,
newly furnished throughout, poet-
STOP AND T H IN K !
office in the earn e building. lieet
About Header*. Are you going to 1 place to «top at in the W aiting Em-
buy a Header this year? If so, be < pire. Rate«. 1 1 0 ) and $2.00 per day.
sure and not give voar order until
you have seen our new Baker ± Ham- , The DPANCo, through Gifford,
dton Chain drive,Lon’ Draperllead the Dalle« artist, is a'-quainting the
er. Just think of itL This is what world as none before have done res
header men hrve been wot king at for pecting the grandeur cf the Colum
10 years—to get a chain-drive header ; bia river scenery. One of the latent
with a long draner—but they have is a fire large photo of the steamer
got it at last and it is, without doubt Regulator taken near Castle Rock
ever made, ind is a? 1 showing snowcapped m ountains in
good header. See our , the background, which exactly dis
ro.
counts any sim ilar scene the wide
M oor j B ros . A* G inn . world over.
FOR
SALE
BY
F. H. M E A D E R & CO
P IO N E E R
M ORO,
R henaan
There be some rakes in Moro.
The one who borrowed the one that
belongs to The Observer barn will
please return it.
M on tract was let on the 1st to A.
F. Peterson of Corvallis, to build the
Sherman countv court house on his
bid of 56.665. W arrants for $6,000
will be issued by the commissioners
and Moro subscribed the balance.
'A ork has already begun.
R.M . Brash has completed paint
ing a t Spaulding chapel and now
W . D. Armsworthy and R. S.
has a contract to paint Jo« B. Mor
Tozier tested one nt Capt. F. D. Net
rison's residence.
/
json s gold saving machines at the
Mrs. Hennagin was a visitor to City Foundry last week which they
the old heme in Sherman countv will put into operation on John Dav
last week. 1 hey aredelightKl with • river. It was successfully operated
their new home in the Hood river on
Columbia last year.
’m the C
region.
yXpliver
Powell is the first farmer
Collections were good in Moro on in this county to invest in on* of
the 1st. and more du«t was in cir Patison A Anderson’s weed des
culation on the 31 than one ever troyers. It is a cheap machine for
saw before in on«» dav The 4th was the farm when one considers it»
comparatively decent.
wonderfully destructive qualities on
The firemen w»re fortunate to a fallow-field covered with weeds
secure the services of Mrs. Jas
All irrigation at H arris’, is done
Tomlin to prepare the cake«, pies, bv a whe»-i In the IWsCbutes which
etc., for their party July 4th. The carries 15 7-gallon s^lf emptying
culinary was ju st splendid.
buckets conveying 4MX) gallons per
hour
to the irrigating ditches which
J. A Hand has invented a vearline
eall, 2S dollars; in a judi -iously carr-r XVater »H through the place
»elected orchard, purchased from ‘and O tises the desert to blossom
Underwood, (io thou and do like-
a rcse-
wiae. Tree« will gmw in Sherm an
We found Mr. Vanderpool at Dee
county. Taka care of them .
! Chutes receiving logs from the
R. H . T bom p»n and C. W . Tai- ^,eloli’ ’' ben we « » c h -d them
mage drove in last week wi-h two 7I’ !urd’J f o r * ‘’ 7
re,t
team s of three waeons and 12 bor-es Ia rn s ! ^ rt ,,Tbe lo*’ r“ ' h th#
loaded with wood from Dofor. The h00"!
»®' >’He much U tte r
only trouble thev met with w a. on co" d ,t";n ,hah th« promoters of the
the DesChutes grade, below the fre e ! «X *rpnse expected,
bridge.
Carl Peetz left 10 lbs of his »nr-
‘•I have used C h a m h .rl.in C ' i*1'" ",Jipo? 1,1 ‘ hB » « -» ’ ’ Hot
Cough Remedy, in my fam i’v for » pr,PU »nJ ram e home to celebrate
years and .'w av e with good re .u lt. ”
He ’ ’T V
‘JS .* " !" ’ of
•ava Mr. W. B. Cooper of El Rio I
P
f }.he medlc,ln>!,.pro'
Cal. “ For sm all children we find parties of the spring*, and will re
it Mpecially ►ffective.” For sale turn soon for Additional treatm ent
for his rheum atism .
by A. D. Bolton dt Co
A new and attractive feature, at
I H arris’, one which will be a lasting
¡benefit too, is the hot »oda spring
À
2 .
just tapped. The spring is^OO feet
above the hotel, which is located in
the
finest grove in Oregon. The
W kes death
ha« laid its water is conducted through 2460
cold and re- j feet of pipe and runs all the time.
lentlet»« hand
z up<>n a kind
Hon. fi. 0 . McCoy one of the
and lo v in g
isquarest
dealers th at Sherm an
. husband,, t h e
wife cannot be county farmers e*7er bought goods
blamed for ask
ing herself if all from, and the pioneer in trade; paid
her year» of de us a social call on the 4th.
He and
votion and work I Geo. N. Crof-field, and J. ^ A m o i,
and hetpfulneM
were worth !h< im arried sister», daughter» of Mrs.
z
while, when it i McDonald at G rant, and all were
comes so aoon to this traeic end.
If men would only take the most cora- here to celebrate our blrth-dav.
pj<m sense precaution* against the en
croachment* of ill-health, there would b« ,
Ben Messinger lost a trail wagon
fewer houses c f mourning, and fewer j over the grade on the Wasco side of
women left alone almost helpless before
the battle of life is half over. A man’s the DesChutes last week. The rig
liver and stomach are twin machines that was loaded with
wool. Eight
work together, either to make or unmake.
If they work wrong, they deplete and horses were bitched on a t the time
poison hi* blood. Impure and impover but four of which were useful for
ished blood mean sicknsss and death. If
entire ■ outfit. The wagon
invy work
wot * right,
ngni. iney
in e n ( saving
° the
-------------■
they
they purny
purify ana
and r <^irich
the Mood a man whose blood is rl<4r and • and loud was recovered after several
and who*« liver « active eannpt well
C r«. unhealthy.
Headaches, biliouRr.es», in- dav8 hard work. Isn’t it about
dijtt'.tion and costiveness, which men gen time th at the Wasco commissioners
erally disregard, arc Nature’s warnings did something to work th at grade.
that the twin mechanism, stomach and
liver, is working sgatnst, instead of for Mr. M . has a legal right for damages.
him. Dr. Pierce’s Gu lden Medical Discov
ery is the brst medicine to use under these
Our baby has been continually
circumstances. It creates appetite, cor troubled with colic and cholera
rect* all disorders of the digestion, invigor
ate» the liver and fills the arteries with infantum pince his birth, and all
rich, red, healthy blood. A s an invigorat th at we do for him di<I not seem to
ing. restorative tonic, it is far superior to
»11 the mal* extracts It is the great blood- give more than tem porary relief,
maker and flesh builder. It does not build until we tried Cham berlain’s Colic,
sickly, flabby fat as cod liver oil does, but
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
the firm, muscular tissues of health.
** For the la st n in e /e a r s ,” w rite* W illia m JSince giving that remedy he has
M ille r, E»q , o f 651 M u lb erry b trert. k c » d in g ,
not been troubled. We want to
“ I h a v e b e e n v e r y p oor in h ea ltn . I *i.f-
kg
I tr ie d m a n y
& e<l k iu d w a ilh o f d * iS r h u r n e n n in t g m e »ore
you this testimonial as an
d ic in e s , a n d d octo r* w it give
h
ou t relief. T h e n I u se d t h r e e b o ttlr * o f G o ld e n
evidence of our gratitude, not that
M edical D is c o v e r y ' an d ca n say tu a t I a m e n
you need it to advertise your merit-
tir e ly cu r e d I c a n n o w d o a* g o o d a d a y 's w o rk
« • th e n e * t m a n ”
orious remedy —G M.Law, Keokuk,
, Un fail able—Dr. Pierre’s Pleasant Pellet»
Iowa. For sale b y A. I). Bol ton Co.
for Constipation and biliousness.
h
xl2G feet in size finished in in rustic
and painted-
Persons troubled with diarroea
will be interested in the experience
of Pr. W. M. Bush, cl-^rk »»t H - .
Dorrance. Providence.R [ He says:
“ For several years I have been al
most a constant sufferer from diar
rhoea, the frequent attacks com
pletely prostrating me and render
ing me unfit for roy duties a t this
hotel. About two years ago a ‘.ravel
ing salesman kindly gave me a
sm all bottle of Cham berlain’* Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to rev surpri-e and delight its
effects were immediate. Whenever
I felt symptoms of the disease I
would fortify myself egainst the a t
tack with a few doseg of this valu
able remedy. The result h a i been
very satisfactory and alm ost com
plete relief from the affLction.” For
sale bv A. D. Bolton <t Co.
4t the DesChute« tteeort.
Sunday and Monday la«t the fol
lowing visitor» were recorded at the
H arris' Resort on DesChutea river,
one of the chniceat spots of earth
for an outing and only »even miles
from Moro:
Ed.Hennaf.n. Flovd Porter, John
Clark w.fe and daughter, Miss C ar
rie H arris, Albert and Roy Guyton,
Kent; It. Mintin, Graps Valley*,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H arris, W. II.
Harris. Pasco; M.Cadonau, Astoria;
Geo.Bel«hee, .Monkland.
J M. Filloon and »on, Wm. Hen-
rich*. Jesse Landrv, Miss Landry,
Miss M sude M'*s. D. C. Ireland,
Moro; J P Hardin, Mrs J.D .H ardin,
Chester H ardin, Johny Hardin,
Alice Hardin, Neece district; J . M.
Powell and wife, A.C.Hoff and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
A.Swift, W amic; H.Pati*on wife
and daughter, Dufur; W .L.Vander
pool, Dufur; A. E . Lako and J. W.
Woodcock, Wamic.
To Remove Freckles.
The July Ladies’ Home Journal:
A good euro for sunburn is made bv
slicing and soaking a cucumber for
a few hours iu milk, and bathing
the face two or three times a dav
with it.
Dry the face carefully
afterward, u»ing a soft towel. To
remove freckles, mix one ounce of
lemon juice, a quarter of a drachm
of powdered borax, half a drachm
of pulverized sugar, and let it stand
in glass for a few davs; then apply
it and let it dry on the skin. Or
apply with a linen cloth two table
spoonfuls of grated horseradish
mixed with a teacupful of »our
milk. If a girl freckle easily she
should keep thin lotion and use it
frequently, being careful not to
aMow it to touch her eyes.
Local Pointers.
Rubber stam ps to order at The
Ob«erver office.
Hoggard has tho famous Rough
Rider cigar. Try one.
The Perkins Hotel. Portland, Or.,
is headquarters for Sherman county
people.
Dressed Chickens Saturdays at
Sam McDonalds Main street F arm
er« Market.
YFou will alway« find a welcome,
a good bed ami a wholesome meal,
at the New Moro Hotel.
*fr< I'fcw Fz^«AiN<*
B U IL D IN G .
to n ity ,
O R f .G O V
C arload J ust R eceived
HAS
THE
BEST
D R E SS
HAS
THE
BEST
LINE
HAS
EVERYTHING
wit .
GOODS
OF
FOUND
GROCERIFS
TN A FIRST C L A SS STORE
MOORE & KARLEI’
Qf course
tOm<i nCBCHAJT«
O r s u s s " V a J J .e 3 r
-
-
C re g rc z s
, R. M . B R A S H
M ORO. OREGON.
I
A HOUSE AND~ S1GN PAINTING }>
P a p e r H a n g i n g a S p e c ia lty .
N a t u r a l \V o o d F i n i s h e r .
G r a i n i n g N e a tly E x e c u te d .
E<t'*wates given on »1! classes of work.
SxtUDr-
tory wqyk guaranteed. Ad Ï ask is a -trial « d e c
GFO. B BOUKHXU.
2 . H A R V E Y SM IT H
s a n ili!,
cal treatm ent.
B R IC K
& » IT I
Grass
fc r
Valley,
Oregon
4
The Farmers' Market Wagon.
every kind w ae perform ed by trn: s- j good F arm , to either rent or buy,
I want the people of the Board-
ported con victs, in dentured w h ite within the next CO daysl If so
s e n ant3 or “ redeinption’TS,** ’Tree w ili
H s r t » tte to rent or sell, 360 acres; man district, 1 pper and Low^rHay
Dealers in the oest Agricultural Imoletnents,
er»,'* negroes and Indian». T he first
N)
acres in grain; 100 acres in sum- < canon people, those north of Gordon
three cl&sae* -r o n u c te , rcdrinptlnuer*
Hardware,
Graniteware, Nails, Crockerv.
Good improvements, j ridge and in the vicinity of Er&kin-
and free w ’'h r s —w ere o f E uropean, at mcrf.vllow.
Address or call upon. John Dono ; ville, to know th^t niv Market wag
t i n t g en era lly E n glish , b irth .
on will soon be on the road. Hold Sole agents in Sherman county tor
P rotest* w ere o f leu m ade egw icst hue, Kent, Oregon.
orders for me, and I will guarantee
th is n>ethf*l o f A cttiem ent, both b \ the
If you w a rt a piano or organ satisfaction. Sam McDonald.
co lo n ists th e m se b r s and by E n glish -
write to J a c o b in Book and Music
turn, but it wa». lon g l>cfore th e F r g l.sh
You Try It.
govern m en t abardoned th e practice of company. The Dalles. Oregon, for
tia n sp o r tu .c crim inal» to the A m eri prices aud catalogue«.
-f Shiloh s cough and consump
can coloni* r.
Fresh Fish. Fresh Vegetable«, at tion cure, which is sold for the small
Of th e th ree clast*» o f w h ites, or
Sam McDonald's Main street f a r m price of 23c. 30c and $1.00. does not
I f y c e w a a t < ■ * ■ < R i o 1 ra. l l n r r o w a o r S e e d e r *
C hrirtiaa servan ts, as th ey w ere called
ers
Market, Peas, Lettuce, Aspara cure take the bottle hack and we will < *all o n ■ « f o r t h e g e s g * .
to ¿»«t’ n gvsli th em from th e Indians
P r i c e * l o w e o t In t h e e o n n t y .
refund your money. Sold for over 50
and n egroes, th e free w illers w ere gus, Radishes and gr?en On’uns.
years on this guarantee. Price 25c
ev id en tly found o n ly m M aryland. T het
The lmr*»st and m od selected and 50c at Bolton’s.
w ere received under th e con d ition th at
stock of bandies and Nui» in the
th ey be allow» 1 a certa n num ber o f
county
is kept at Holder’s Confec
Befo-e starting for the coa?t write
daj s in w h ich to d isp ose c f tb em seh ea
tionery Store. ’A ben in need of any to J.C.Mayo. Astoria, for particulars
to the grt-auwt ad van tage.
Were specially ’.avenied for ladle* who
It if iru;>o«Rtble *0 sta te th e pro thing give him a call.
set forth in an elaborate illustrated
desire to do their cooking comfortably
portion c i se rv a tta b elo n g in g to the tw o
pam phlet showing numerous photo '
in a cool kitchen, are sale and econom i
Heydt A Co. wish to announce to
cla sses o f tran sp orted co n v icts aud re- •
cal stove« and should not be comnarrd
engraved views of the m anv a ttract
to the old-fashioned, badlr-sme'iing, % el-
dem pti «ners. but 1\«- sta te tr e u t is ap- . the public th it they .have a large ions at the seashore aini en route,
low flame oil store heretofore so exten
pareutlv fair th at th e red eaip tioaers J stock of seasonable goods on hand,
and
advantages
of
the
Columbia
sive! v used and condemned. Common
who so ’d them sclvcr in to service to pay J such a* horse blankets.w egon sheets
coal oil or kerosene, and not a great deal
river beaches as reached bv the
for the co.<t of th tl* pa^&ag' co n stitu ted feed hags, hobbles and halters.
of it either, is all they require. Thev are
Astoria and Columbia river railroad.
by far th e larccr y »rlioa. The»« were
always ready, oc skill needed to operate.
found n e ll th e < lor.iea. th o eg h m ore
FO R SA L E BY
Sick Headaches.
num erous m th e sou th ern and m iddle
colon ics than in N ew E n glan d
In
The cufse of overworked woman
V irgin ia aud M aryland th ey ou tn u m
kind, are quickly and surely cured
bered the negro slaves t|n til the iaiter
D e a l e r In H a r d w a r e ,
bv K arl's clover root tea. the great
part o f th e seventeenth cen tu ry , lu
blood
purifier
and
tissue
builder.
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arbed
i r e , H t a p le « ,
>
I
M assach u setts ap p ren ticed servants,
Read thi* and find out all about it. Money refunded if not satisfactory. '
bound for a tcri.i o f J<nira, w ere soid
N a i l s , K le e I. I to It» , U t e .
This is not like other circuses, but it Price 25c and 50c at Bolton’s.
from »flips in b o sto n
late as 179ft,
w h ile th e gen eral tnnde in Ivound w h ite is a Beautv just the same. It is a
serv a n t! lasted u n til the tim e o f the *ample of Moore Bros. A- Ginns’ new
M O I tO , O R E X 3O IV .
Baker A Hamilton Steel frame chain
revolu tion . r.nd in P en n sylvan ia even
drive.
Long
Draper
Header.
These
u n til th is cen tu ry.
MRS. DORA WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR.
T he fr a t redemti*»n*rs w»r* n a tu ra l Header* arc made with either end or
ly ol E n glish birth, but after a t me th ey center side drive. Be sure not to
!*ioo««r Brick Block, M ain S treet.
COMMERCIAL TRADE SOLICITED.
w ere su p p lan ted by thuee o f other give your order for any other header
OPTICIAN V JEW ELER
n a tio n a lities, p articu larly by G erm ans until vou see this machine—for it is
Board and lodging at reasonable rate« by the day, week or m onth,
and Irish . A s early ns 171« there w as a the Bos*. Come in and>ee it. Sam
Full line of patent medicines, stationary and cigars kep: iu post office store
D E A L T R IN W A T H E S . S P E C T A C ’ X S .
co m p la in t o f t h e ‘Irish im m igran t» iu ple at Moro and Rulus. J. S. Amos
J E W E L R Y * n j S IL V E R W A R E .
Mas -o<;h use ttj«.
is our agent at Rufus.
It ha* been said ti nt a great m ajority
M oore B ros . A G inn . All work warranted fir«I class Factory
o f th e reu em p tion ers b elon ged o t first
a^ent for bicycle«, piano*, organ s graph-
IwU
C 'o r n o p etoc-«>n<l a n d M a in .
to a low c la ss in th e social scale. A co n
ophor.es and koda ks for Miro, Oregon.
for
sale
at
this
of
Bahhett
metal
sid erab le num ber, how ever, both men
and w om en , b o lm g e d to th e re- fice.
Mall order* promptly attended to.
speetnbie, even to th e so-called upper
F. H. Meader ft Co carry Lucky
F V L ! L IN E O F L U N C H G O O D S,
ela*.'* o f society. T hey w ere sen t over Strike tobacco.
z;
CONFKTIOK9 AND CIGARS.
to prevent d isad van tageou s m arriages,
You get a Breakfast at the New
to secure in h erita n ces to oth er m em bers
of a fam ily or to fu rth er som e crim in al Moro Hotel th at will last you to
schem e.
The Dalles. Train leaves a t 11.30. * <
Many o f th ese bond servan ts sold
Table supplied with everything the market affords, meals 25 cents.
Advertise in the Observer and
th em selves in to servitu d e, id h crs w» re
P
K
O
P
H
IK
T
O
K
*.
Board by day or week at reasonable rates.
d isp osed o f th rou gh em igration brok Prosperity will hunt you up.
I-«*“
This
hotel
has
been
newly
fitted
ap,
Luncheons served to order in quick time and in an attractive manner
ers r.nd still others w ere kidnaped, I ms -
Ticket» lor the Colonel cigf.r in tir*t cla«s style. The be«t accommoda- '
in g eu ticad on shipboard by persona
honored at the Poetoffice store.
tions for conimtrcial traveler« wul be foned ,
called “sp irits ’* T he evil of “sp ir itin g
M. J. CANTY.
H. G. MURPHY
a w ay,” both ch ild ren and ad u lts, be
W allis’ Cash Store Moro, and the at The Western. Free sample rooms.
cam e so g rea t that in 1661 th e com m it Poetoffice Store Moro, carry the fa F i r s t C la s s M e a ls
tee for foreign p la n ta tio n s interposed, mous Colonel cigar.
2 5 a n d 5 0 C e n ts i
and th e cou n cil vj-eatetl th e oflice of
t-iF
Farmers
when in town are cordially
If
vou
fail
to
see
what
you
want
register, ch arged w ith the d u ty of k eep
Next door to Obser-er office, Main Street, Moro, Oregon.
in g n record o f all persona g o in g to in E. Peoples’ Moro Furniture store invited to give cs a eall.
A m erica aa aervApts, cn.l the statem en t just ask for it.
He has such a large
NI n n u f a c t u r o it* o f a n d D e a l e r s t n
that th ey had volu n tarily left E ngland. stock that it is impossible to keep
*1 his act wag soon follow ed by an oth er everything in sight all the time.
lik in g th e p en alty of d eath , w ith o u t
Page ft Parry have a lot of fat
b en elit o f clerg y , in every case w here
p erson s vvere found g u ilty o f kidnujv- hogs to close 6ut before hot weather.
P ractical W atchmaker
in g ch ild ren or udult.i. Hut even th ese In order to do so they will sell Pork
and
J ew eler .
extrem e m easu res did n ot put an end «teak
8c
tt»-. Pork roust (<£ 7c.
Can be found at—
to the evil; nnd it is stated that 10,000 p lh., other pieces (<f 6c ^4 lh„ ami
persona vvere an n u ally kidnuped a fter
E. : JACORSEN S : MUSIC ; STOKE.
boiling Beef, all you want.
5c
th e p assage o f th e act.
174 Second Street
W e keep every thing in stock to be found in a firstclass harne*« shop
T he w ages paid w ere, as n rule, sm all, ft». These hog» were fattened on THE DALLES.
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OR.
wheat.
though som e com jdnints are found,
Give us a call before sending awav for harness or any thing in our lino
esp ecially in N ew E n glan d , o f high
All work warranted Mail orders promptly
attended to
w a g es and poor se r v ic e . More often the
w ages vvere a m ere p ittan ce. E lizabeth
- g f e -
Jum e* M itchell.
J o ’-n Fo**.
E vans cam e from Ireland to serve John
W heelw right for th ree years.
Iler
w ages were to be th ree pounds a year
F~ ‘ “ 'U , . . . ,
and p assage paid. M argery Batm an,
Shop In the Kaveberg Bldg
a fter live years o f service in Charh*s-
ORECON.
MORO,
M oro,
•
•
O rrgua.
tow n , w as to receive a she g o a t to help
E T tc k s m itliln g ;
her in sta r tin g life. Mary P o lly , accord
money-back tea and
in g to the term s o f her in d en tu re, w as
to serve ten years und th en receive
W o r d in g
baking powder at
"three barrels o f corn und one su it of
Ix o jk w o r k r e p a ir e d
Everything first elatw.
New nu* and new horses, single and doeble.
p en iston e und one su it sliirts o f dow lns
Good saddle horses
Gomi teams aud competent drivers for oowtuercul traveler»
and one black hood, tw o hiftw of d ow las
N li o e i n i c a N p e c i n l l y .
Special stteiition given to the boarding of horses.
Your patrons«* •* #.»!.«»»»*
and sh oes nnd hose convenient."
f
QUICK MEAL BLUE FLAME SIL STOVE
circus T"
J. X. Fillooa, Mors, Or
M
ib
COM ING TO MORO.
W. 0 . B I B I E Y
MORO HOTEL,
ltild ;iiir:iu f
m MIUB llllfl
,n°r«- "»vroH
WEST RIGDOS. LESSEE AND MANAGER
.»THE - WESTERN - HOTELS
WASCO, OREGON,
M orro^x- ft O o llilx e r
MEALS AT ALL HOURS-
C A N TY
¡¡EH' HEBE
&
M 17H PH Y
H arness , S addles , R bidles , H aters .
OUR PRICES WILL RE FOUND RIGHT
REPAIRING NEATLY PONE TO ORDER
Schillings
B est
ALTAM ONT
Mitchell & Foss
W qq 4
Your Grocers
Jr.
Stables,
( N. W.XTHOMPSOH^PROPfllETOR?^
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