IN
Marriage Bet la in Muro.
The i*ince Tonight.
Ladies Saits end Jackets
Order,
Sunday afternoon, November lSth
1 he ?d dance of the series of
Miss Pearl Dean is agent by eam-
T h e r e w o u ld b e le s s " d a r n i n g ” t r o u b le i f P e o p le c o u ld o n ly g o b a r e lo g g e d , b u t a e « * e y at the home of the bride’s irctT.er in \\ inter Soirees,will he given in Moro p Je for the G illette Parisian
SI
___ Skirts,
Moro, Miss Cordelia Ragsdale and Operfc House hall, Friday evrtiir.g, ladies tailor made jackets and suits
c a n ’t , t h e n e x t b e s t t h ir t y is t o b u y y o u r S t o c k in g s h e r o .
Robert M. Brash, were united in November 10th. Everybody come. made up in Broadcloth GheyiottOT^
WOS’EfcR BKJt'K BUILDING.
m
atrim
ony
by
Rev.
Hoskins
in
the
Music
by
the
celebrated
French’s
Mohair,
with
silk
lining,
and
Taffeta
M O R O . N h e r m n n C o u n t y , <>XC■:<■(»V.
Children’s cotton hose, all s:z «s, 5% to 8S 7c per pair, worth 12Yc.
presence of immediate relatives and Orchestra. Tickets $1.00,supper a t silk waists, all made to your order
Better quality and good value at 15c per pair, special 9c per pair.
invited friends oT the bride and Blocks. I he one laftt Friday night from personal measurements ju st as A G E N T S F O R T H E R O Y A L T A IL O R S , C H IC A G O
Children’s seamless wool hose, sizes 6 to 9 ^ , extra value at 25c. Special 17c per pair.
groom. Both of the high contract­ was a perfect success, and the m an­ a dressm aker would make them up.
Ladies’ Matchless 1 ose—full seamless high spliced heels, double soles 8S to 10, good value at 25c.
ing parties are unusually popular agers desire to make this even bet­ You are requested to call and see
*n our little town, and enjoy the ter, if i>ossihle.
sample skirts and g<Hxls on display.
-S P E C IA L I N D U C E M E N T . --------------------------------------------------------------- Specialpnee 17c per pair.
esteem of a wide circle of friends,
hence the occasion ivas one of more
Dwelling for Sale.
harm Thitfits For Sale Cheap.
A Beautiful Line of Sackings and Ladies’ Cloths, in Red, Tan, Kavy
than
passing
interest.
Moro
loses
For
sale
cheap
and
on
reasonable
I
have for sale at my place, where
Blue and Black, 52 in. wide and aH Wool, at 45c per yard.
These goods are perfect in coloring,
two familiar faces, but they will terms. A house in the mostrdesira- they can be seen at any time, 16
and just the thing tor street or home wear.
etHl he residents of Sherman county hle part of the city, containing sev­ horses, 8 set work harness, harrows,
at their beautiful and picturesque en rooms, kitchen, hack kitchen, plows, drills, wagons, either Mitchell
«
A Line of I^ g h Novelty Plaids and Checks For the benefit of those
The Royal Tailors,«
“Early
Dawu” farm , iu the Kent clothes-closets, brick cellar and 6r Bain.
who are not here to take advantage of our Special Sale, we offer these lines for one week at lie
district.
wood
shed,
all
in
first
Hass
condi­
I)o
not
care
particularly
whether
per yard. 1 hese goods are 28 in. wide, and are especially good.
CHICAGO. U. S. A„
B ollowing the ceremony the wed­ tion. Apply to Muir a Muir.
cash is paid or not; a note with good
ding party were ushered to the
security to run ordinary time would
dining room of the hospitable home
Kent Komments.
but all men dressed by
! In preferred, in place of the cash. J
so long graced by Mies Cordelia,
Thin week closes t h i * d month of oar
J. W. E kgbero , Bigelow, Ore.
T
h e R oyal Tailors are
where all partook of a sumptuous snbool.
,
FaYfiiers
are busy putting in their fa ll
uinner prepared for the occarioi arnia.
well-dressed mem
E V E R Y D O L L A R S p e n t w i t h u s t h i s w e e k p o s s e s s e s t h e p u r c h a s in g p o w e r
1 he Price of Brick.
3oon
after
which,
with
fervent
wishes
Tho
weather
is
ns
perfect
as
be
de
B.F.Hoover has fixed the follow­
o f t w o s p e m t e ls e w h e r e .
A nd it’s done a t a
that the future of the happy couple BlFrU.
Mrs W alter ReuueU made a A n n « trip to ing scale of prices for brick at the
In our Clothing Department the original cod or values cut no figure,
m ight be a long and happy pleasure Moro last week.
Priées reach the lowest
v
cost which means a
kifcls ¡n Moro or Wasco:
per M T h i s is t h e b e s t g r a i n
notch ever named tor desirable and reasonable clothing.
'tV?p across the great matrimouial ,, M fM e re h a c t is expected home fromGrass Lots of 100, (XX) at . . . .
$ y < xj
» alley this week.
saving;
of at least
sea friends departed. Those present v M ’ ^l'iitterson was busy shopping inU ra>a
G E A D T H E S E P R IC E S .
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25,(XX)
a
t
.........9.00
were:
> alley Saturday.
t h ir d a s compared
o n th e m a r k e t.
. .
10 00
M r l k l l . aud daughter Alice, »peat two Less than 25.000 a t.
Mens’ all-Wool Cheviot and Tweed Suits, round cut, usual pVice $7.50, now $3.7*.
Mrs. XI. Ragsdale, Rev Hoskins, ' j aY
s iu M »ro last wt^-k.
w ith the average tail.
People wanting brick call at the
Mens’ all-Wool black or blue Cheviots, in single OT double breasted, usual price $9.00, now $4 5**.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thompson, I). C.
v w ,l* 6« able to p rint a program of ths hew kiln near the cemetery.
M ens’ black Clay worsted, in square o’r round cut sacks or frocks, usual price $10 00* now $7.45.
or*s
prices.
1
hnnksgiving
eieroiaes
soon
Ireland, Mrs T. M. Anderson, Mr.
ii D e s e e n a t o u r
D a r in g M r Itell*’ abstnee a band of range
W e have a few broken n lines in our . Boys’ i , and r Youths' Department that
we have positiv«
------------------------p
o s itiv e ly re d u c e d
and Mrs. G. N Bolton, Mrs. fi. XI. horse* tore down a long strip of fence.
I'sed by British Soldier* In Africa.
W e can show you
n to
» half
n w p i! u , - b .r? W?*e ®,r Reefer ‘WlS’ a*es 4 to 8 Years* usuaI Price $1.50, now 76c
A m im lw r of onr eitiaens are employed
M o ro w a reh o u se.
West, Mrs. J. F. Brown, Misses
Capt.C.G.Denhison is well known
-—
- ’ ’ ” • ool school suits « with
■■««« uvuinv
S. s «silk!
ou tLe ( olnnibin Southern at present.
Bovs a.l-W
double .’ seat
and k I n e e s , patent holdfast buttons, reinforced throng.
qualities and prices th a t
arrie Kaseberg, Lyda Belshee,
H a rry t a n field has s to a t concluded
that
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over Africa as com m ander oi
cut, warrantee! not to rip, usual price $3 50, now $1.
«1.5.
W e carry the largest and best selected
he needs a lk -ll on his plac
El«ie
Ragsdale,
Jennie
McCullum,
will interest you.
to
oxii
him
to
|
the
forces
th
at
captured
the
famous
stock of \ ouths’ clothing in Eastern Oregon.
Tl ^e-v mwst P°-
tr.
on us
”
Prices do not stand in the w a v .
Dave Anderson, Ella Arid eft oh, l i i m
M
r
(
l
a
r
k
rebel
Galishe.
Voder
date
of
Nov.
1 ouths long pant suits. Begin at $1.95 if you will—rauging as high as $15.00. Such an assort­
n.ooh harried with bis
F . IT. Meader 5c Co.
mlu Bolton. Messrs \Y. II. Rags­ . fa ll „ work, lie T*ry
is ut present seeding his 4, 189«, from \ ryburg, Bechuana-i
ment ot styles and values will surprise yoil.
a n d te rm s .
dale, V. L. Ireland and Jack Frost. pisce.
“ Before starting;
Religions services were held in Blae school i land, he writes:
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OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
|
on
the
last
campaign
I bought a
OVRCOATS.
y
j
j
”1
*n8t
t'und
"
,
by
s
tuiutster
fW
*
C
r
a
s
s
Special Sale.
quantity
of
Cham
berlain's
Colic,
Boys’ Neat, Nabby, Durable Coats -M a d e to wear and look stilish —at prices ranging from $1 15
Wagucs. Buggiea Plow«. Harrow « aWI A5l
P. H . H a ter, and daughter I r a , of Moro Cholera and Diarrhoea Item edv, ,
M ens’ Heavy Overcoats made in all tl« latest designs and materials, at prices ranging Irom $5 83
Kinds of Farm im plem ents.
•pent tLe 31«g and 32d on M r H a le r's bum .-
which 4 risei myself when troubled '
T he lact is, our stock is entirely too large, and it must be reduced.
'A e bought heavily before prices stead near Jackknife.
I ittle Charles Craig fell from a horse last with bowel complaint, and had
advanced nnd have a large stock on
werk one day and «refined his arm ao as to given to my men also, and in every
hand, to redace which we will make neoeasteateliu
A ll G o o d s M a r k e d in P la in F ig u r e s .
oarrying it in a sling.
j some very lot; prices. Terms stkic **- : Meaars Ralph and True M «on and T Bell case it proved most beneficial.” For
‘ i . y cash . No credit given I t these 1 hare returned from the- Boardman district sale by Mrs. Dora W illiams.
b»rr th< y bare bejn digging their putatoeñ
Born, a eon to Mrs. Joe. Rogers,
—an exceptionally Lae yield.
D. XI. Radley ie paying cash for prices— Don’t ask it.
A Tame T lfe r Tn koro.
. 3 in . 8 ie e, skein Rushford Wagon«.
1 M
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Uraig,
our __ gardener, flnda it impomi-
Monklftnd, October 13th.
shoats.
gewra only high or low wheel«
f •» 00
TT.e Tiger ( train Drill is the Tiger
7. Io aappty the
lile demand
demand for op-oa» t t ’ ,
moro , shermas co.,O regon :
I The Antelope Herald shows up
Caai S k e in .........................
M OU * fa ll.
“
“ qm . the old prejudfd« against Hum
W iu. Kenny was in on business I
U
referred to, and it is ju st what every
,n ................................................ 50 1« beicg gradually overcome.
1 fine in its new dress of type.
this
week.
He
has
a
fine
farm
to
sell.
F R ID A Y ....
. X o v n M s 10. it»y9 1 * »
: p ‘“ r
.
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• i »
*
Kent extends congratulatianii to its school farmer wants. Moore Bros, a Ginn
r«»ssil is row connected w ita the
Leather q aa rier U»p.
Miss Powell has left a pair of lo p T a m 'd in genuine
c.erM. F.< Irrla n d , and w ill aiuoarely Wrl- have them. 'Two car loads ju st lan ­
leather. Spring
world at large by telephone.
spectacles at this office which she
cuahions « back, regular $75 rig
,T0 00 come the happr couple into its m idst'w hru ded, were bought before the advance
$ M.*> Buggy fo r..............
63 00 they take up their abode here.
. The fields look green with wheat found in the road. Owner can have
in prices, and we are giving farmers
100 Rangy for
7t m I . “ «-..«e-HiRy e
» « tl »he o rg a n im io n
K » - 1?„.
w : ar-d
grass is growing abundantly,
same on application by paying for John I W r e ^ e e ! l ‘lo w « -.^
.i. - beam.
. known a« the P e B iting Society met at the in Sherman county the full benefit
index
l-w Entered a«second class m a tt-r at the
..
Uuu $Uap. t a ll length 1? inch
this notice.
I ° .f , h e d « l - I O J o ' 15 p -r cent lees
,0 33
Post office at M oro, for transm ttkioii through *
3 J re . .r a n k \\ Atkins has beent
14
11 7« c- miug ae««oQ and
l SE
I
t h4n
other l)ri11 '» “ « ro ck et-
The Dalles steam Laundry em ­
lie U nited Si ate« m ails.
dangerously ill,but is now improving
M
i
13 30 tary. A pleasing pi
Chilled Plows—
rot ram waa rendered Tbe Tiger is with »ut onsslioB the
__
13
S 10
Mrs. Bessie Hennaein Johnson ploys only the most skilled Ameri-
14
s or» and words are mad»
I
Drill in
Call and see them
t h e price of The Observer is $150 presented bey husband, John M .,) c? n workuQen and
ar turns out shirts
16
io w
per r r e a r . 75 aenta fo r six months. .TO e?nu w i»h a h a r t f S o t r e b a b v szirl la a t A . t , w i t h i r <>nt8 I l k
Gang
Plow«—
-
T*»n»*ers ©eiw preeeot. I t waa a n '^ F**1 our prices before buying.
13
e
mirrors.
Leave
43
30
*,
UaO y B’ r l i a H
(o r d e r s a t thw > ..r
for • four m .m ih s -b u t if paid in ad rance we
»•’ ted that debases «honId be u b o rx d in the
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32
Moore Bros, a G inn, Moro. Oregon.
M O I<O < O R E O O T T .
barber shop of Jess N. c hilled Botte ms—
accept
sept $ 1 0 0 m fu ll for «me v ra r. Short-»J e r d a v .
,
at the bar
12
42 30 society, a rd a fte r the program for the next
Landry
terdis than on« year
cents per month
meeting
w
a
s
prepared
ax.J
approved,
t
te
so­
14 -
mi u o
•
46
00
Charley Don h-ft been laid up at
16 inch bulky, w ith extra «hare
3» 50 ciety adjourned, to meet on the 10ih at the Cbambcrlaiu s Paia Baliu Cares Oth­
MRS. L»OR a WILLIAMS, P roprirtor .
Miss Hurley, teacher of the G or­
Sage Bat.
Is your subscription to The Ob-j Prineville with rheum atism but is
ers, Why Not Yonï
These are only a few of the articles home of M r Bell.
server op? I f so k ind ly drop in and renew now at home able to walk with a man school, made the descent down
COMMERCIAL TRADE SO LICITED,
My wife has been using Chamber- 1
upon which we are bidding for your
it. O n ’y $1 :n advance for the year and we
to the waters of John Day recently. trade. Send us your inquiries. We
Bigelow Pencilhnrs.
w ill give you a ll the county tie r« , and more cane.
ain
s
I’ain
Balm,
with
good
results.
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_
__e —
«» m
Board
and
lodging
at • reasonable mic«
rates by
the e nav
day. weex
week or r m onth.
general news of the day than any other
The e dire-ejn-s have provided well 1 She hadn't
h a < ln 1
heart to ride her have ju st received two carloads of
f’»r a lame shoulder that has pained Lull line of patent medicines, stationary and agarZ kern’¡ " to * offiS
* letofcer 31.
e u n o tr paper in O epcn-
i© comfort and convenience of
horse up the steep slopes,
W .lJ pe.-ke are «o tLick one cannot bear
for the
her continually for nine years. We »
teel Ranges and Stoves, direct from ooe*
«elf Hunk.
W hen vou visit Portland, remem- the Moro schools for the current and v so walked.
c ,
’ l «- factory, bought for cash. Steel ,
Ki!«worth of W«eco has renU d tfce have tried all kinds of medicines
h*T thxt at T he I?rperial H o te l are two term.
For .a le . The large fire-proof , ranges from $22 50 up.
Cn.Jooe« ranch.
ano doctors without receiving any
staunch friends of Eist«*ra Oregon. Hon.
Mrs. Bunnell sister to Mr©. F. E j s a ,e »
1**®
in use in the j
".M ays a C rowe , The D allci Or
Charles H ill ba« reqte* hi« ranch and in- benefit from them .
P h il M.-taehnn and C. W.Knowlea. who w ill
One day we
wad« t me to P o tlatch, where he hae prop­ saw an Advertisement of this rnedi-
m ake you quite at fc '>nae w h them .
Brown, has returned to her home in] '’kerrtTs office, will be sold at a bar-
WEAVRR« MACIEL A C O ., P r o p .
erty. to rw .d e .
U a^hington after a very pleasant sain; also the old court house build­
D istriti School Report.
• ?
5 ,,:,Tan
rented the ranch of cin© and thought of trying it, which
visit in More.
ing. Applv to R. P. Orr or William
S e c o n d s t r e e t , r r n e Z D & lle s O r e g o n
• utn L&rtxirzi' fted inteodt to rut* wheat
did with the best of satisfaction.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Following is the report of Big
W alter Brown goes to O n e s Valiev to She has u«ed only one bottle and
Subscribers to The Observer «¡re Holder, Moro, Oregon.
low school fi>y
live. H e intend« to start a l r » j there
P.tn?e in the hall tonight.
p d itelv requested to save Up the
After this Week W .A.Raymond, Oct. 2Tlh 1899. >he ffionth ending
her shoulder is almost well. Adolph
••
B O TTLERS OF
M rs. F .P .t aj«rw o .xl of D a fa r. paid her
••
Dance Supper at Brocks tonijht. price of the paper as we intend to I Moro artist, will take 12 stamped No. of pupils enrolled . .
For
•on A . \ . a visit at bis Naraery Ranch laat L Xfillett, Manchester. N. H.
20 week.
G rass Valley gives a G rand Mask j03!] ^or eocn-
« Pictures, in 12 positions, for 25 cts. No. of daily a tte n d a n c e ....
sale by Mrs. Dora W illiams.
LEM ON SO DA,
C R EA M SODA,
STRAW BERRY SODÀ,
P tby Blanche I.vneh i t recovering fro ai
\B » ll Thanksgiving.
Rev. Hoskins m arried Georg»- • I his is in keeping with the times No. of times tardy
?i I her recent eeriou« lilneea.
S A R S A P A R IL L A S O D A ,
ROOT B EER ,
G IN G E R A L E ,
TO C» RE X < O|.D IN OWE DAI*
to pri ces, sure; and the pictures
M illie , youcr»-«i d « * st i e r ot John W ilde,
R oc k S prings C oai . at the Union Evans of aMqri«-r and Miss Elva : as
No.
neither
absent
nor
tardv
2
.
Take
L
áxititi
B
k
o
s
o
Q
m
d
x
i
T
aa
u
r*«
.
All
RASPBERRY SODA.
SARSAPARILLA AND IRON,
IRON WINE,
ws» kii t ed i,n the be -d by a borse
L
Coyt© on the 24 at the home of the will be up to date.
Sunday. v‘rugiaw refund the mohv) if it fail« to cure i W I L D C H F R R V W 1 W
No. of visitors...................
Lum ber Co., Wasco, Or.
1 :
brideé’ pa-ents.
We are the friend of the mule on Pupils making highest average and and • » « eeriooftlv hart-
CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
SELTZER LEMONADE
G.W.G
botb « «untature on every b j« - B a . •
V
'M N t ,
M a rtin G a rth w riiza from Baedoo of the
A. D. McDonald of Spok ane, whs
ORANGE, l ’EACH, APPLE CIDER IN BOTTLES OR BARRELS.
Dr. Jack Daily r^erosset* tb^ Cas­ the farm . The campaign in the names placed on the Roll of Honor dr^th of t ia d a a e b u r Fannie R. H er iU-
in Sherm an county on business last
n
rw
eneoded o»er all bar life , and death
Philippines has dem >nstrnt°d lh a t —Clara and Edna Kver?tt
cade
m
ountains
last
week,
arriving
week.
was a t>le««ed relief for bar- M *rtu j;frte c d «
No block- j l? e
/»Id arm y mule, with strj-
home in good condition
M artha Moleswortb. teacher. here extacd tbetr « mu pa thy.
11 women wanted suffering from irregu lar
XI. L. Cochrane has returned from J ade 0U tha 29:h.
d -n t voice, redundant ears and
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Hand«« la -t beitut the birthday anniversa­ painful or steppage of p ere r1« ledorrfcoea
a most enjoyable visit to C iatsop'
shaved
tail,
is
a
necessity.
Local Pointer«.
ry of H im M -ttie Mol<^v irth enite a plena- (j»bitee . a n j a il fem a L disease»: cared by
C. W. Stokes will Winter ¡n the
a n l party met by invitatio n at the reaidenoe o.d I>r. Keaater, o r 3d and Y am h ill »t*. 31Ò
county.
Edgar Pierce of Goldendale, met
i valley. His 189$ monument her?
Rublier stam ps to order at The of fcer brother.and partook of a ronat «arun women called to aee the doctor last month,
too j a «nd dahcious d;nn«r, m boEor of tbe lo o many cam.- and 11 i t a l i tu can treat
Andrew McDonald ar.d family
the handsome residence of S S » with a terrible accident on the 01 •server ofiice.
d*v. il.aa M. aiao n*orired a cam ber of for a mouth, with the large num ber on baud
look up their residence in n asco I Hayes ju st occupied
_
W ashington side last week
His
arbuae valas »S t f t tbe lore which airaady. Cocaultati >n free, and private
Miss p earl Dean has a fire assort­ Sift«,
last week.
prompted tbe s iv m a . Tboae preaeiit were
ladies. I f c w ’t cm
»1|, w rite, m-
Holt Bro. ' Æ n w ork, . i l l be !
ment, best quality gents’ ties for the f-tui!i««o» F F Heddiocrd. A rtb u rU lea- nxMua for
, u*n
•••npp-. J. H e n ri Keaaler.
. Jam es McMillin was seriously in- j ust a U u t doobled in size this tall
wurth and Bert la y le r Mia« Moleawortn 1« M D-, Portland, Oregon.
sale.
wiP ?1
be wa9 ®tiU lhnn« wben °ur in-
ri»«chiDK «n cp to date »chool here
ju
W alla Walla
, . red , last wee< in a m ix op - with The
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. . . . . . branch
Clark dr F alk’s Sure Cure for boils
a “ ° larm ant left Rufus on the 2d.
his buggy team.
5^ active all winter.
T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n
Silver Jubilee Celebrated.
Hood River Sun: John Neece never fails. Ask your druggist for it.
. J „ J C,.nmrr' in?! wi?
r « i " V ! Notice. V ntil further notice we
suffer with Rheum atism or
around after a severe fit of e.ckness will sell carbide at f6 50 per dram and family, who have occupied the • « "
W h ite Ribbonrra to t t a nutuber ct 600
Sole Agent for White Bronze Wort for Eastern
has had a relapee.
Jof J00a>, Terms cash on dfcliver,-. S- Cox house tor the last year are ' a la rr^ *hen it can be positively »ere iu Heat tie Oetober 31 to A> meluaiva.
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V lorw « O r e
*”
’
cured
by
the
Oxygenor.
A
sk
j.M
.
p
ari.oip
atinu
In
«he
SSth
annaal
OMtWnlicb
this week moving to Sherman county
. Judge Geo. Meader united Jerome | F . II. Meader Jr Co.
of the Woman*« C b rw tian letuperhocw
Fill ooh’ Mbro.
a g e W o v e n W i r e a n d Ir o n F e n c in g
M eal« «erred any tim e o f the day.
I tnon and eeiebrating the Si|v~r Jubilee of
Morrow and Miss Susie Foster in I Mr Sanders of Gorm an says there Mr. Neece and family have made
for . etnetiry and F«tra
Lunches put up on »hort netfc*. *
It will not be a surprise to any tbe orsaniaatbm. Probably tbe beet .um -
many friends while here, and we
holv m atrim ony on the 4th.
iis public land ju st acro-s the John regret seeing them leave this portion who are at all flm ila t with the ^ * r y of .the w ort of tbe lni<>n w a a p re ^ n t-
*3 a tbe Report of hire Hteaens, national
David Huff and family arrived Day river from Gorman, tor 40 of the country.
‘ptalilies of Cham berlain’s president:
J. C A N T I.
safely and are now snugly domiciled ! lam ilies. All in a body.
H. G. MCRPHT
tin« 8t "Tena a a ij (bat tbe per capita con­
CANDIES
Cough . Remedy,to know that r people
i
«
«
.
-
.
i
Dancing
Club
is
needed
in
*■--
sumption of alcoholic Iw reraffr* ba* de-
in their new home in Morrow county, i A
A contemporary speaks of a series Moro, and we are glad to hen* th at ' evef ? wber
pleasure in relating creawd o re h a lf io the |‘ aat 36 year«. T h a t
NUTS and CIGARS
John Xi. Redmond, of Rutledge J nr experim ents ‘ with the Macaroni ¡one is to h*5 formed. The town is ! the’r exPe r‘ence in the use of that prohibitive leaiialatton bad been earned in a
number
«
I
atatea.
and
waa
steadily
advanc­
•lied of consumption at the nome of f; system
system of
of r wireless
i r p l « . telegraphy. » B u t' dull for young people during lhe , iiPlendld mediclr e and telling of the ing— that tba eaeraee of consent bad been Orders taken for fruit« of all kinds
his m other in the Dalles last week, what will Marconi say?
N e x t door to O bserver office, M ain Street, Moro, O regon.
! winter m onths and the organixation !* ,iefit,Ah*-V bave re<*i'*d from it, of ine'eaaed from 10 to 14 year*.
The resolution« rawpeutme the canteen in
H evdt A Co last week sold A. F.
" a|ch the hea’-ens n?vt Wednes-P>f such a club will do much toward !
cn‘y?! lt ba® Cl,rcd, of threatened tne array and the P h ilippine question were
M a n u t a b v tir a r e d t u n d D e a l e r « ln
Carlson a complete riding outfit I day, Thursday and Friday nights furnishing amusem ents. Me are
pneumonia it has averted, poblKbed In fu ll in The Dbacrver S ot . 3d
fo
n
t
inning.
Mr«.
Kievans
urtird
the
or
consisting of saddle, bridle, chaps, for a brilliant display of falling me- blessed with a sociable class of aruJ oft’h,idren it hae saved from at-
S«nixation to take raeamre« calculated ri'
people in a way, but there is not a ,a<***of cr°n p»nd whoopin* ebugh. ry«ult in the expulaion I rum eoncreaa of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Patison will re- tenr®> between 12 and 6 a.m.
T ' h t c t c g r x a p tb e x
Brigham Rol»erir. member elect from t u b
ride in Dufur for some time. XIr.P.
It m ust be adm itted by all who sufficiency of am usem ent to make I I 19 H, grar\ Lp°°d medicine. Sold by
* .7 *
“ * society, aball enter
G a lle ry on
j ‘ ra‘ ’,ura ” »«hams
is engaged in bcilding the new have any knowledge of acetylene! rime pass pleasantly.
u, on tbt work nut only of tbe new year but
’f • new oanturv. U « know not what tb *
works for the Weed Destroyer plant. I gas, th a t the machine made in Moro
Ol'R TRICES WILL CE FOUND RIGHT
The transform ation of a hand of
^ ot,ce to Mock men; GO ton of l future
N
fnln
W trt-ot, M o rn , rv*-rQe>n
rr.-T brin« to o« of di aeon race men u
bea<rings with 5f>0 acres of c r o f cheer, but we neeer doubt tbe riehte
by Capt. Nelson is the best in use. 300 Indian ponies is thus followed >
REPAIRING N2ATLY DONE TO ORDER
cnanee« of ou» c o s e . Wbeu ram of iramor
The supper at Brocks tonight will to a conclusion by the T.-M: Art | good etubble pasture, half hji’e to al era fa c te r are bem« talked of to fill p la ­
Good w ork guaranteed in every « tile
• be a repetition of supper at Brocks Miller got the ponies for the Linntoh I running water, open to water; for ce» of biub position it U tbe r iHht cf the Powtell building, up H airs o ver Peop'les W e keep every thing in stock to he found in a firstcla.s harness sho|
who it trying to train her » -m to Republic p rin tin g ofiice
| two weeks ago to night—the best cannery. Soldiers in the Philippines sale for $500. More haV for sale if mother
Give us a call before sending away for harness or anv th in - in our lin
live« of purity and honor, to protest in all
wanted.
House
and
stove
on
place.
womanly ways.
<v©r given at a ball in Sherman get the m eat. The Indians convert
h th e sweetest season in hum an Hfe as , county.
The oonaidention of three im portant a-
the purchase price into whisky and , Address C.C Ktinev, U asco, Or.
N. W. PBOMPBOK.
i t ts m N a tu re g en e ra lly . I t is the tim e
niendmenta tb tba r 'r M ltu t m n were consid­
P. HI LSX.
Mrs.
Dora
W
illiams
guarantees
get
drunk.
The
government
gets
.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
II.
Fraz!?r
e
re
d -tw o were adonXJ. <
of ltl, ^
o f promise.
As th e young g ir l draws
n ear to th a t mysterious Tine " W h e re ■ and little daughter from North the revenue tax on the liquor. The every bottleof Cham berlain’s Cough Buwea the headquarter« of tbe national or-
w om anhood and g irlho od m eet," h er i 5 akim a are in \\ asco and Sherman city gets a fine out of the red men, Remedy and wi.l refund the money Kanitalion from Chicago to Beat Cottage
at r.Tanalon, 111-,tbe home of tbe late Fran?
P ractical 'A atchmakeb
w ho le destiny is in a measure b rin e de­
¡county on a visit to relatives anci and the Indian has a headache left to any one who is not Satisfied hfter e*« V tillard. The adoption of thia «tweed
F e e d , S a le ,
term in e d .
How
’rt‘nt
waa
had
a
fte
r
a
long
afcd
kt
time«
and
J ew eler .
to
take
home
with
him.
using two-thirds of the contents. rather heated debate in which much feeling
friends.
often
th e sweet
a n d L iv e r y
Gan be found a t—
A jovial party of friends met at This is the best remedy in tho wb « raauifealed.
g r u í r l, nndri-
Tom Callaghan, J . A. H and, and
uence of
nncoraplimentary reference E. : JA O O IIS E R *8 : M U S IC ; 8 T O K E .
world for Ja grippe, coughs, colds, t / i k u
the
residence
of
Dr.
Sm
ith
Tuesday
¡other
Rutledge
farmers,
are
feeding
th e change, w ith ­
MORO,
ORECON.
• nab w * * ? * b* r ’ eXr* P l th "*» from Oregon
174 Seoond Street
their wheat crop to hogs and will evening, greatly» to the surprise of croup and whooping cough and is r n?. ' S,* BL,n« Uin’
er«
and
droops
n'Uloeable. fa rtic u -
lik e some b lig h te d
-
-
o i l.
either pack or sell healthy pork Mrs. Sm ith, nnd proceeded to cele­ pleasant and safe to take. It pre­ la rly lbo«e who came from the far east whe f H E DALLES. -
bud. N a tu re g en ­
vents any tendency of a cold to re­ took it rather to heart that they were not All work warranted M a il orders promptly
brate
her
birthday
anniversary
in
later
on.
enjoy the Imlniv «umdiine and warm
e ra lly needs some
THOMPSON & HULSE, PROPRIETORS.
attended to
sult in pneumonia.
litt le h e lp a t this
«o m-o“ °f >h’Cb ‘bey bBd ri>ad BDd hexrd
Mrs. Webb and M aster Leslie a real happy neighborly fashion,
If
you
want
to
know
what
a
good
c ritic a l p eriod , and
K v *ry th in g first elaaa.
New rigs and new horses, single and double.
Mrs E lla A Boat, secretary o f the Young
accompanied by Mrs.A lina W illiams not unm indful of the weddifig an­
John Fo„
th is h e lp in its
Good saddle horses.
flood teams and competent drivers for commercial *ravelers.
niversary of the genial host and blanket is call and examine those of Womans branch of tbe Vntbn. rynd her re­ J a a M .M iUhclL
have
gone
on
a
visit
to
their
daughter
best form i« coc-
port «tatmg that they had gained 6.000 mem­
Special attention given to tbe boarding of horses.
Tour patronage is eokeited.
and sister, Mrs. O. B. Starns of hostess, which occurred on the 6th, the Pendleton Woolen mills, sold in ber«
tain e d in D octor
WurlBg tbe past rear They number lfrfi
six
years
ago.
Refreshments
were
Sherman
county
by
F.H
.M
eader
A
P ie rce ’s F av o rite
branch«-« with io,<40 members.
Ellensburg, W ashington.
i
£ l,UR P r***on. «“ te secretary fo rth «
served and the throng departed Co., Moro. ?ec advertisement.
P rescription.
It
S h op In the ka«cbcrg Bldg
Adolor Perrault who ttafi dahger- with expressions of hope for many
# u iemporaiiew Legion, another branch
establishes
regu­
karm
ers,
stockmen,
passengers
B oro,
.
.
O rrgoM .
of the national union. spo«e of the work of
ously hurt by being thrown from returns of the day.
la rity , and gives
lue legion.
travelers,
all
stop
at
The
New
Moro
th e vigo r o f per­
his hack by a runaw ay team, is
I f t e k s m i t h i x tg
Mrs Lucy G TLurm an (oolorod), «poke in
fect h ea lth to the
The social season opened in fafiro Hotel, Moro, Or. New building, M i entertaining way uf the work of tne WC
now resting easy, having passed the
w o m a n ly o rg an a
by the ladies of Herrin Lodge, De­ newly furnished throughout, post- 1 1 among the pe«ipleof her race, erpeciallv
i i i a c l i i n c s h a v e h c e ii s o l i
critical point in hiscase.
I t contains no a l­
W o o d W e tk ia g
the southeru states
gree of Honor, most auspiciously. office in tne same building. Best in One
cohol, n e ith e r o p i­
of the most im p ortan t reports was
J. N. Landry has a choice lot of A splendid address by Mrs. Filloon place to stop at in the W aiting E m ­
presented by M r« M ary H H u nt of the de­
u m , cocaine, nor
I r o n w o r ^ r e p a ir e d
perfumery,
cosmetics,
etc.,
for
sale
o th e r narcotic.
on the subject of Fraternity was the pire. Rates, #1 (X) and $2.00 per day. partm ent of soientitio temperance insiruct-
at
his
neatly
kept
barber
shop,
and
loo in publio schools, regarding the rise of
Y O U A R E T O O L A T E T o k ill weeds this year, but fif you w
feature of the evening. Many happy
Mi»» Emma Lee. of
I I o r a e Mli O r i n g n M p e r l n l l y .
alcohol. The baaio principle of our work in
w rite or «peak to any o f the follow in g progre«sive farm ers they w ill t
is now preparing to receive the best
W illifo rd , S h a rp Co..
To
all
Whom
it
Concerns.
Us relation tosouieiy is that of prohibition
hits were on the program , which
Art«., w H te » : " I ma
you how to w ork y o u r sum m er fallo w next season: O liv e r Pow ell, M«
cigars the m arket affords.
Notice is hereby given by the un­ sud ann ihilatio n of the liquor traffic. We V O T I C K FO R I T B L IC A T IO X .
w m e ri
severely and
l.la v e y Bros., W ilb e r lle n d rix , K ingsley, S B Johnston, J A S levei
closed
with
an
excellent
oyster
sup­
realUrin our o ft repeated con virti ms that
trie d several doctors’
It is right and proper that people per. The ladies of Herrin lodge do dersigned to any persons claiming in kuch prohibition lies the only fcoiuliou of
R S ig m an , A le x Heisler,
T Vanderpool, M e lv in Sigm an, H a rry H u
rem edies, bat received
Land Office a l The Dallea Oregon >
•on, Andrew H o w ie, D b fu r, D avid C am pbell, Jam e* Paterson, VYatni
o n ly very ’. itU e re lie f;
generally should pay attention to not intend th a t this shall be their indebtedness from me th at all such the liquor onestion.
October 13, 1839.
(
therefore, I feel It m /
annual a>ectionof officer« resulted in
H e n ry Hud»on, »r, Boyd, Paul L im ru th , Nansene.
the F resident’s proclamation and last offering for a pleasant evening claims m ust he pre-ented on or be­ l he I'he
Notice m hereby given th a t the fo llo w ­
d u ty to w rite and let
re-election of thop.o now aery log. The
o th e r , offerers k a e w w h at your
ing
named
settler
has
filed
notice
o
f
liia
devote one day to thanksgiving and in Moro during the winter.
fore Nov. loth, 1899, to my attorney •‘»’X» national couvcurion wiP be bald in intention to make fiual proof in snpport of
BCTtption ’ and G olden M edical t rXacovery • atad
These men have used our “ Weed D estrovu” ill their
’ Pleasaet Pellets. ■ have done frw
_ e. t t _
lor m
charitable actions November 30th.
RF .Hoskinaon, at his office in Moro, Wkshington city.
his claim and that said proof w ill be made
o f. Z,, r o r i l * r T e ^ r ip O o o ’ aad
There io no tise for any doctor or
before
W
ri
Uenriciis,
County
C
lerk,
at
fields and we are willing to abide by the advio© they
W w o e e ry ,’ six v ia U o f the
Going horn? from church Sunday medicines when you have an Oxy- for approval and settlem ent by m y­
Moro, O r. ou F riJ a y , November 34,1N«U. vi«.
P rtlrta , al«o one bottle o f yoer ‘ Cotnpoand
The
Observer
invites
correspond­
Will give to every farm er who wants to farm right.
night in the dark A1 Wrights sad­ genor, for it will positively do what self, as I am about to leave the state ence from every precinct in Sherman oonn-
E x tra c t of S m art-W e e d .’ A« soon as f had taken
El win E. Martin, of Moro, Ore
t , e w’ V . bottk‘ 1 CC-‘‘ W see th a t the lard ic in e
for
an
Indefinite
period
of
time
and
ty. I t is not our fau lt if your locality isn’ t
dle horse got away. Jack Thom p­ is claimed for it. I here is no disease
wa» help ing m e
I had disease o f in te rn a l or­
lid E No. MKK), for tbe n w 'j sec 37. tp l a,
iu these columns. W rite for r 17e, w in.
gana w ith bron ch itia and catarrh. I also
W o a ro a d v e r t is e r s and the deinaud may again exceed
son came within a foot of catching cnown to man or beast th at it can­ m ust settle my business before I represented
th e local tre a tm e n t you suggested.»
particularly stationery and stamp.«1.
He names the follow ing witnesses to
leave.
Any
person
indebted
to
me
the supply, so we will take your order to be delivered any
it—and a threshing besides. But not cure, if death has not already
prove Ins Continnoua residence noon and
T h e sluggish liv e r can be cored by
date next season. F irst come, first served. Address
We are satisfied with a small cultivuiion
Al made a discovery hefufo tfie a t. set in. For particulars call on or must also settle the same by note or
of said land, via; D .A .M axw ell,
th e use o f D r . T ie rc e ’s Pleasant Pellet».
mnrgin
of
profit
hut
we
want
a
large
circle
otherwise
on
or
before
the
date
above
W .H .M cG ra th , F G. W alton, Ralph Moon
Uck, and ea>s Its ftt?*Hfewr q w gu hi
ftdekett J|M .Filloon, Moro, Or;
customers. I f we give you satisfaction, a ll of Mt.ro, Oregon.
written. Mra.JsAWEi. R eed , Moro. ot
please tell your ftiendb.
Utol.'tnX
J *y F. L ucas , Register.
> . » . xilE A D E R & CO.
We have
for sale the
Superior
Disc Drill
Gents’ Furnishing Goods D epartm ent;
& Mays, The Dalles
The
O b server
MORO HOTEL,
T he dalles soda works
JJ
LADIES
M O N U M EN T S.
Garble, Granite, White
Breaie
F. H. WATTS,
B rock ’ s R èsuurànt
CANTY & M URPHY
ff. A. Kiiyiiiond
HARRY HEBE
H* mess , S addles , B ridles , H alters
ALTAM ONT
Jr.
Stables
Mitchel! & Foss
bW EED
Anderson & Patison, Duinr, Or