Sherman County observer., April 19, 1901, Image 2

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fi'he O bserver»
I nland
empire real estate and investment comp ’ y
»/. O. Elrod, President a n d M anager, Moro, Oregon.
wool
.T lo ro C i t y n f f t c i x l P a p e r .
O F F IC IA L P A P E K OF >HEK.11AX CO.
MORO, O R E G O N .
O
IRELAND A SONS .
R ates
fro si shaniko .
0
tie, general freight and pas­
senger agt nt of the Columbia South­
ern Railway, has established the
following wool rates for the present
season, taking effect at once:
Wool compressed in bales, car-
EDITORS
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T he price of The Observer is -$1.50
w e ig h t 2 4 .0 0 0 lb s ..
per year. 7S orata for six month*. SOcents ■ ‘ro n i Dbantko to Chit ago, NewYork
for four m onths—but if p.iid in advance we I Boston, Hartford, Philadelphia Bal-
'arms’than^ne y-"ar
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c e n t e r month" j
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\P8ti. 1» i9oi ;
“ ’" I tiointli Common there-
* itn , $ 1 .4 0 $
«old live q u a r te r se c tio n s iu She last w e e k
H av e plenty of good farm s for sale.
100 B s.
!
I he remedies they think best suited to
the needs of their patients.
W hen the
disease is of a nervous nature, with head­
ache, sick stomach, failing appetite, indi­
gestion, restlessness, loss of sleep and a
general run-down condition, a nerve tonic
and brain food is an absolute necessity.
T he best of all remedies for weak, debili­
tated, exhausted nerves— best for the doc­
tor to prescribe and best for the patient to
take— is that incomparable restorative,
“ I was flat on mÿ back for four months
w ith neFvous prostration.
H ad a bad
cough, headache, poor appetite and my
nerves were so shattered that I could not
sleep for days and nights at a time. A
good old doctor, whose medicine had
failed to help me, at last gave up in
despair and advised me to try D r. M iles’
Nervine. I did so and four bottles com­
pletely restored my health.”
W . H . P almer , W aterloo, Iowa.
Wool in sacks or bales, any q u an ­
tity , from Shaniko to the Dalles, 30c
Prairie city is looking hopefully P 100 lbs.
for the corning of the C S R y.
1 Wool in sacks, any quantity, from
all stations on the CSRv to Shaniko
Capt. Blowers was blowed up with 5c pi 100 lbs.
an acelytine gas machine last week,
, Old Man Wamac and three fami-
in Hood river.
■ lies accum ulated since leaving this
W ith peace in the Philippines it , county 30 years ago, passed up the
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s
looks as if there will be no need of road last week going over to view
©
the 100,000 soldiers congress provid his old time Illabee and namesake,
beyond Sherare bridge. To avoid
ed for.
It makes the nerves strong, the brain clear, the appetite keen and the digestion perfect.
annoyances from kangaroos along
It rebuilds the failing strength and is an unfailing cure for nervous prostration.
W ith New York borrowing at a the way his first wagon cover had
$15,0/0,000 a week gait from Chica­ painted upon its sides, An Old 4 9 e r,! Sold fey ail druggists on a gnarantec.
H unting for Gold. M r.W amac has
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, In£
go how long will it be until the col­ b e e n all over the northwest during
lapse comes?
the palmy’ days of placer mining,
And is more or less fam iliar with
President McKinley, with shovel the tnineralogiefll formation of this
M oro,
I R O D
L U M
B E R
O re g o n
or spade, will start the excavation for whole section. He is ageing fast but
the Lewis and Clark Centennial in i appears to be in healthy spirits.
Dealer in all kin d s of B u ild in g M atcrials.
Portland, May 22d.
His visit to \V ain(i)c as some $800-
a-year postal clerk caused the name
Large stock o f Lum ber, Shingles, Pickets,
Dispatches say that T he Oregon­ to be mis-spelled, will be with Judge
Lath, Tar Paper, a n d M ouldings.
ian is to have a morning rival, with Swi^t. Coincident with this event,
Big Jim , an old time Tygh Iodiau
$ $5,000 “and as much more” as it can
happened in town with some coyote
dig up. Its lop heavy editorial freaks scalps. Asking him about where he
'ash a n d Doors th a t are G uaranteed not to warp*
if correctly sited, will be too much was in ‘ me hard winter” ’01-2. he
for such a fragile bank account.
related the saving of three white
men at DesChutes, crossing them on
It is officially stated that the forests a ratt. In answer to our question,
Best grade o f wood, Roslyn lu m p coal, and
of the Philippines are a splendid pos­ “ W here did you get ropes to tie the
raft
together?”
Jim
said,
'
‘From
Mr
Cedar Posts alw ays on hand.
session, yielding gums, rubber, oils,
This forms a link in
drug«, and a great variety of the fin­ Chambreau*
the saving of W S.Failing and Peter
est hardwoods. A n intelligent sys­ Taylor. Jim should be remembered
tem of forestry for the islands ought in his old age for his work on th at
E stim a tes fu rn ish e d on building m aterials on notice.
to be established at once.
occasion.
P arties w ishing to buy or sell c a n ’t do better than ;
to see us while we have farm s to sell
on the crop paym ent plan.
F arm s can
be bought w ithout paying an y cash down
WE HAVE 1600 ACRES A T
T h i s is a good sto ck ranch*
$ 2 . PER ACRE
A lso h a v e several good
h o m estead s w h ere w e can locate families*
S&11T
n s 3
e r r i n
03.
Bcfore the President starts on his
trip his time table will be made out
in such detail that he may know the
exact moment of his arrival at and
departure from every town that he
will visit, although the journtv will
cover 12,000 miles and six weeks’
time.
Dr JH Hudson, of Antelope, last
week a Moro visitor, was very favor­
ably impressed with our lively little
city. W hen our electric plant is
planted, r ? x t fall Doctor, and our
foundry, machine shops, sash and
door factory, car and engine repair
shops, wool and flourm ills, etc., are
H O L T B R O S C O M B IN E D H A R V E S T E R
hooked onto the DesChutes, then
Ha> thia year, m ore to than any previous
W e have a new harvester to put into the well as of the large m achine already in " we’li . show
8‘X’W - you
VOt an inland city worth
year, dem onstrated its usefulness to the field for the season of 1901 In the shape o f the field.
coming to see.
wheat grow ers In this locality, by saving a 12 foot cut, with Side-hill T ipping attach-
We invite all who may
« be interested in
- No
- ~ woman’s
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111 this
lilld
ergän z UIUU
ition in
e x tra expenditureof money lor high priced m e n t. Thia m achine ia of a m uch lighter late farm ing m achinery of thia type to call, ; country has a constitution so unique
help, saving all the grain, and putting it in design than our previous build and re- as we cheerfull) give inform ation. W heal as “ The Barnyard A uxiliary” to the
the sack ready lor m arket with one opera- quires but from 16 to 20 horses to operate grow ers cannot well afford to overlook us
tlon, and as cheap a t one could otherw ise It.
h#*‘1
We are enjoying a large sale of this another season.
particular m achine at this early date, as
W ith one o f H O LT B R O S/ IM P R O V E D L I X K B E L T S ID E -H IL L COM­
M IX E D H A R V E S T E R S you can cut, thresh, recleun a n d sack your grain a t
about the sam e cost as to head a n d stack it by the old way, thereby saving your
threshing bill.
You not only save your threshing bill, but you m ake a fa rth e r
saving o f fro m fo u r to eight bushels o f g ra in to each acre harvested.
Write us
fo r testim onials, or else address an y o f the 1120 fa rm e rs who used the Holt Bros.
Im proved Link-belt Combined H arvesters in 1000.
For inform ation address
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HOLT MANUFACTURING
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IO 3 d S t. W a lla W a lla
S to c k to n , C a l.
Rubber stam ps to order at The j HORSES WANTED—TO PASTURE.
Obaerver office.
the best pasture ...
in the
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Tl»« Official Paper of The | in abundance. Terms, $1 per head .
People.
per m onth. Over 10 head from any
Ask yotir druggist for Rosofnam.
It »ill keep your teeth clean aud lo u r R u n one person, 75c. per head per month.
BRU IT.
Call at the farm , or address DM.
I f you want to keep posted on all Rudlt-y, Observer office. Moro.
Clark & Falk the Dalles Oregon
are agents ior
for n.a
E astm an Kodaks
and Photo sunolies
euppnea
The W atts M arble and G ranite
W orks, 2<1 st., Dalles city, are verv
busy right now turning out some
fine work.
Sherm an county Real E state Co.
th a t is doing in Sherm an oounty, yon want
The Otmerver. Terms *1 .50 per year
Loans money on city or farm prop­
OWNERS O F DOGS
M ascos Feed and Livery Stable.
Take Notice: From and after this [ erty anywhere in this or any other
J.M Hoag Proprietor, iaone of the beat pla date all dogs found running at large ™:'lntv
countv of E astern Oregon,
. . . . Apply
. . to
<*’ in Shenuau oouniy to put np a team.
in the city of Moro, in violation of ?
. ula_T’
Gen agent, or VC.
IL-sl of feed and lota of it.
the license Ordinances, will be im- Brock, Wasco, Oregon.
| pounded and disposed of according
Major, J F. Belshee’s fine stallion,
law. Licenses are now due yml will m ake this season a t Mr I l.’s
M 3 M & ; ¡to
m ust be paid forthwith.
farm, and at Rutledge, and at H en­
ry Smiths. Major is a fine dapple-
tiltuimlO
City Marshal.
grav, bred by JT. Brackett, last own­
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are am ong the beat know n
er was NW .Thompson. See bills
Money to Loan.
of th e m any dangerous
On
country
real
estate,
in
a n y for particulars.
w ild plan ts and shrubs.
am ount from $2(X) 00 to $6,000 00.
T o to u ch or han d le them
q u ick ly produces sw elling
Interest reasonable. Call on or ad ­
and inflam m ation w ith in­
dress, RE Hoskinson, Moro, Or.
h
M m
W m . H oouabd .
P oises
tense itc h in g a n d b urning
of th e skiu. T he eruption
ooon disappears, th e suf­
ferer h o p e s-fo re v e r; but
,
.
alm ost as aoon as th e little bliatere and
pustules appeared th e poison had reached
t-ie o.ixxl, a n d will break o u t a t «-eg»»f»«
W ite m ls a n d each tim e in a m ore a g rTa
ra te d form . T his poison will loiter i n th ,
system for years, an d every atom of it
m ust t>e forced o u t of th e blood before vot
can ex p ect a perfect, p erm anent cure.
Ika*’-"»*»« In iM I
Silver-Laced Wyandotts.
W e live by o u r blood, and on
Eggs for sale. I am prepared to
it.
W’e thrive o r starve, as
book orders tor eggs to hatch. Have
mate«! my breeding pen with the OUT blood is rich Or poor.
M corker.11 could secure Owen
T h e re is n o th in g else to live
1 hompsen, M onkland, Oregon, 5 on o r bv.
*
To the Public.
I uni better prepare«
prepared to
make
io mast-
loans than any other party in the
county, HS I have the only set of
ahstract books and m ake a specialty
of th a t une of work. R.E H oskiu-'
son, Moro, Oregon.
niidi c FOR
S ABIICMC
N a f c r c ’s
P e lso s s,
i» th e only cure for Poison O ak, Toisor
Ivy, and all noxious plants. I t is com
}<o»ed exclu .iv ely of roots and herb«. Now
» •“ th e t . ae to k,et th e poison out of vour
svstem s. a* delay m akes y o u r c o ad k io r
worse.
D o n 't experim ent longer vritl
salves, wash«« and soaps—th ev never cure
Mr S. M. Morahalt, bookkrrr^r cf
(O^ ) Gat
was p iz-5nc<J »<-
•
OV<. Ke took Stttphttr, Am
•th«r Ji
end «rP!lr4 t» t
-,e-r
lotion, and
Xt f a s - s ? '
•yrU .n j and indEmciation w aaso aew re ha v s
a.-aoat Mind. For eight w ar» the pci»>n »-ouli
c it wera-aea.c'n rt a c eiU it! was ciav.
■»iproT^i after tak'.aa one hott’e ■ f S S S aa--
c!y -r r'J a!» Wood Ct th e potaoal an
all m d e n w » of the diaraa» dts-p>«ar«d
jo
People are o f t e n poiaoued w ithou
k n ow ing w hen or how. E xplain your ca_.
fully to o ur physicians, an d they wili
cheerfully give such inform ation an d ad
vice as you require, w ithout charge,
we will «end a t th e sam e tim e an interest
ing book on Blood a n d S k is Diseases.
THE SW:-T SPECIFIC CO . ATUKTA GA.
CHEAP PORCAMU.
Personal properly for sale. 5 head
of hordes, all broke; one mare. 34
Mit,-he II wagon and 16 foot rack.
1 2-14-inch Canton gang plow. 3sets
-»f work harness. Inquire of H arry
Hill, Mcro, Oregon.
FOR SALE -CA8H OK TIME,
W ith security, 6 work horse», and the
harness
1 2 yang
g plow. 1 wagon, hav
and barley. 11. La pi.ear. Moro. Or.
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EGGS FOR HArCUIXG .
Barred Plym outh Rock, at $1.00
per setting. L saveorders or address-
Ai Ihoinpson. Mor.kl :t.d, Or.
W h en s tre n g th is full and
sp
irits
high, we ----------------•».-
are b ein g re
-
freshed, bone m uscle and brain,
in body and m ind, w ith con-
tin u al flow of rich blood
I his is health.
V\ hen weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, w hen rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are s ta rv e d ; o u r blood
p o o r; there is little n u tri­
m ent in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
io keep the blood rich. W hen
it fails, take S c o tt’s E m ulsion
of Cod L iver O il. It sets the
\Y
vhole body go in g ag ain — man
woman and child.
you .
If» i! 1-ire net trie'l U, tend for free tample,
•t* agreeable taste w ill surprue
SCOTT & BOWXB, Chemists
.-o-«:; Tearl Street.
X ew Terk.
5"*. sn-i.} —<e s i’
3.
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farmers’ improvement society of Tex­
as. T he auxiliary has a pre cut mem­
bership of 2.500 women, who are
purchasing 50,000 acres of land, and
the combined wealth of the body is
$700,000. A t a meeting last week
Mrs.G.ace Johnson, president of the
auxiliary, stated that the principal
object of the society is to fight the
credit, or crop mortgage system, God
speed them, to improve methods of
farming, care for the sick, bury the
dead, and last and most important,
purchase homes and improve and
beautify them.
JO .Elrod, m anager of the Inland
Em pire Real E state and Investm ent
Company has opened a collection
office for looking after notes aud ac­
counts. Prom pt service given and
satisfactory returns.
Improved farm for sale, cheap,
320 acres; all feuced; fair house and
barn; good water on place. Inquire
of Moore Bros., Moro, Oregon.
The E quitable Savings and Loan
Association of Portland, Oregon,
Charles E. Ladd, president, will
loan money on city property in
Moro and Wasco. W rite for pros­
pectus and particulars, to their
agent, M. Fitzuiaurice, Moro.
h e r e
ÌÌRE A PI.BASANT
is
I f URK!SH£DÍHOME.
a n d you can fu rn ish your home w ith little
expense, and good fu rn itu r e , carpets, etc.,
by purchasing o f — —— — — ------------
The DALLES, Ore.
We carry a com plete line o f
CBH&BTEB
household goods trom a
cloihecpin io the famous
C A S T O R IA
R iH G E )
and assure you low price», honest dealings and courteous treatm ent.
Give u« a call when you are at T h e’Dalles, and see our G R E A T LINK
ot t f c n m i f 'u S
< 'H rp « -tN
T 3 :t( ( i iiSM, I . i u o l e n i u t . , U a b y
C a r r l n g e M and U e c l i u l a c t ( i o - c u r i s of latest designs. O ur
W hile E nam eled M » l l n t i l e I r o n
have no equal as to d u ra ­
bility and low price. A lso a fine line o f X u n t i e and A l a r m Clm-fry,
For Infant» and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
CS cs I h
B e a rs th e
S ig n a tu r e o f
Mysti T lO il.
A l w a y s on h a n d
Great Northern Fmuitiire Store
Flour aud Feed
111 0
A
S e c o n d S tr e e t, T h e U a lle a , O r
Will supply you
on short notice.
S e lli? ,
S cotch R emedy
CARRIED OVER STOCK!
Q se .
Dray No. 2.
is the g reatest ab so rb en t ia the
world and does its w ork th ro o ^ h
th e pores of th e akin.
D w :’ t V u b f t in
AV hether a history is history ; or a
standard work ot any kind reliable
T he best physicians ase it,
prescribe it and u nite w ith the
will soon be questions for intelligent
general public
saying ;
boards of public library associations
''Skolek Remedy « tin best
external remedy in a n » .”
to solve. People who purchase in
SoW by »H drugynti at jo ccata
discriminately from traveling sales
men, “strangers with a good thing;’
SCOTCH REHEDY CO.
very often have cause for regrets af
terwards. Mr. Carnagie, unloading
ship loads of hook-lore upon the peo
pie may he stocking up libraries with
W m . M E R R IL L ,
the most scandalous libels upon his­ S t o c k I n s p e c to r ,
tory and mischievous checks upon
S h e rm a n C o u n ty
good government in the guise of
wholesome lierature. His past record ___________
O re g o n
is positive proof that he is not capa­
Address:
ble of approving the merits of works
relating to the welfare of state.
W asco
O reg o n
O p p o s ite O b a r H o t e l.
A!! the best grades.
¡? rp
S u lk y P lo w s .
Okiç&gQ,
Wi’ Ply wH the »fllteted j i r t freely
With the remedy
La a few ltue-
ute» tha pout u guae.
lela&d
'B’WO 3 S E £ < 9 (llt'CC
Bti nnd B4 iucla p lo w s.
AND P A C IF IC
1 b
H oe a n d D isc D r ills .
SAW FRAW
CISCO
A GOOD TESTIMONIAL.
The D allef, Or., Jr.n. 3. 1901. HG.Cntton.
Manager M assachusetts M utual Life In ­
surance Co., Portland, Or.: Dear Sir:
O liX S T E E L
S e e d e r s, S ,
Make yonr trip Es.st pleasant and coinfor-
■ table by using the G reat Rock Island per­
sonally conducted excursions in tourist
j sleeping oaro which go east every week of
the year via Salt Lake Gity and the Scenic
i line Pullm an Sleeping Cars every day to
Chicapo. Tell your ticket apent yon want
your ticket over the Great Rock Island route
from Denver. All ticket agents sell them.
Write for folders,
Deputy Inspectors:
R. C. Wallis, Rufus, E. Htnnnfin, Kent A . i : . ( o«lp e i . L . - 4 „
O r.
I have received, through Mr. S.
l i l e . ,
C
o l u m
b i a
E
r e v / o r y
Bolton, draft for $2,025 25, in pay­
ment of the two policies for $1,000
each on the life of my husband.
a
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His receipt for his paym ent duo
A u g u s t
E u e B Ie r ,
last October showed th a t he had ac­
cum ulated dividends am ounting to
E a s t S e c o n d S tre e t
T h e D a lle s O r e g o n
$14 68, and you have paid a divi­
dend of $5 91 in addition to the ac­
cum ulations, m aking $20 59 more I nited States health reports June 28th, 1900, says ua more superior
than the am ount of the policy.
brew never entered the labratory. Its tonic qualities are the highest
Mr. Morrissey used the dividends and its use is conscientiously prescribed by physicians for ic p lw k
on his other policy to reduce hie
other paym ents, and, although’his
last dividend was paid in November
I see th a t your company has allow­
ed a post mortem dividend of $4.46
in addition to the am ount of that
policy. I a m very much pleased
with this settlem ent, especially since
I have heard th a t the majority of
companies would only have paid
the original am ount of the policies.
I shall he pleastd to recommend
your company to every one I know.
Sincerely yours, Mrs.’ Mary E Mor­
rissey.
IO, 1 2
fo o t.
These are all new goods, are not second-hand
and in g(-od A l condition, sold on easy terms.
Moore, Ginn & Co. Moro.
Farmers’
L U le a ì
M
a r k
F resh a t d
('« r e d M e a ts,
I r -u lta a n d V e g e t a M « « .
e t
A to r o , Or
O re g o n .
B tqp «
Dried and Gaaaed Fraita
Always oa Haad
H u ttfr,
P o u ltr y
« u d a ll M l„ 4 . o f tM rm
PURE BOTTLED GOODS A SPECIALTY
F r > < ||e -
MAIN STREET
NEAR THIRD.
Sam 25cBeaaSdt
P r o p r ie to r
Lumber Company*
E n g i n e s Union
W2LSCO .. OREGON
T raction o r P o r ta b le , S im p le o r Com
The M assachusetts M utual Life
pound, W ood
is 50 years old; is governed by the
strongest laws in the world; and so 66
its contracts are the best for the
policy holder. The company pays
annual dividends, loans money on
policies, guarantees cash and paid-
up values, etc. If you want insur­
r as*».
ance see our agent, or write to HG.
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Colton, manager, 311 Chamber of A u to m a t ; S ta c k e r s , W in d S ta c k »
ara, tiorse Po.ver«, Tfcreshermen’s
HL
Commerce, Portland, Ore. Agents S u p p lie s o f AI! K in d s.
wanted.
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L u m b er, W ood aisri C o a l.
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ru ft :
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Agent lor the Studebaker Wagon
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