Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, October 27, 1905, Image 3

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Don’t hamper s boy with a uame
that will prove a heavy handioap
io life.
Don’t name a baby after a hero
unlese the hero has been dead
several years.
Don’t name a girl Violet, when
her disposition may be that of a
tiger-lily.
Don’t tack a fancy name on a kid.
Watch
The Sherman
Grain Storage 50c. Per Ton. <
Trading Company.
Don’t miee It, it you want wire
fencing. Read Carmody Brae. adv.
The Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Mrs. Nora Elliott presented Ora
with a . 7 pound boy on Monday.
H aving purchased the Moore Bros, a G inn Warehouses
at Moro, Grass Valley in d McDonald Bridge, will
m aintain the old standard storage charges of 50c. per
ton, which shall carry the grain to December 31st
following, and 10 cents’ per ton per m onth or fractional
part thereof, thereafter. This is jc. per bushel
less than is charged by other firms. Is Je. per bushel
worth saving ? If bo haul us your wheat and savo
fc. per- bushel on storage alone.
Your wheat
will be piled special or g rad 'd just as you like.
Mr. T. R. McGianifc will have charge of our
Moro Warehouse, which insures a square deal to all.
All doing well.
Snow iu the mountaine all about
ua, render« the air pretty oooi in
these parte just now.
It makes him a target for his com­
Phonographs and records both
panions.
cylinder, and dieo, for sale at Hea-
Don’t name a girl after a flower.
cock’s jewelry store.
Think of an old woman called
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
“Pansy” or “ Daisy.*-
C h a r le « D a v ie
pencils and all sorts of iotas, at tbs
W m . H o g g a rd
Don’t name a ohild after a 're­
Observer Book Store.
lative from whom you have “ex­
Master Harry Kuks has gained
pectations.” The relative may yet
about 10 lbs. since be went out to
marry.
uncle N. W. Thompson’s to live.
E L E C T R IC A L W IR IN G , P L U M B IN G ,
Don’t forget that the man with
Hal Marrow’s little boy who has
T IN N IN G , G A S ’^ S T E A M r e p a ir in g
the common name of William is
been very ill with typhoid the last
more likely to write checks than one
BICYJCLE WORKv K<e.
month under Dr. Logan’s oare is
Pacific Coast Elevator Co.,
labeled Percy. ¡* ~
now gaining rapidly.
P e o p l e s B u i l d i n g , A tta in S t r e e t , flttoPQ , P*-
Guy Hulse has an assistant book
Mrs. Brock woo has had typhoid
E.
S.
Cattron,
keeper. A fgt little fellow, 10 lbs.
fsver is doing very well at present,
who arrived on the 19ih the pride of
Sherman County Agent. and was able to dismiss her nurse,
/ 7
* Carriage Painting.
four families.
Miss Walls, on Wednesday.
F. W. Matthias has decided to
Raymond
is
turning
out
some
Mr. Sbugart expects to turn over
Mayor J. O Elrod and wife, and
winter bis stock of work horses, but
W.
8. Coopers’ house, finished, pictures, amongst bis best is a view
County
Clerk
H.
8.
McDaaal,
and
will gladlv sell bis cattle off, except
i
— —Dealer In------ ‘
of Dre. Goffins office and house on
wife were Ben Hur visitor« «1 tomorrow. \ " * ~~
the family oows.
1st street. If Doc. wasn’t so modest
Hoggard
A
Davis
the
new
plumb­
Paints, Oils, Picture and Room Holdings,
A. B. Craft and family have re­ Marquam Grand Monday night.
we’d surely print It.
G la ss a n d W a ll P a p e r.
Mrs. Mid Miss Matthias spend ers are actively employed this
turned to their home near Grass
With three exceptions all the
month.
N
ew
adv.
considerable
time
reoeotly*
visiting
valley, after several months resi­
-
Paper Hanging and House Painting.
Rev. Skipworth, P. E. of the wheat in this division of Sherman
at Mrs. Gaorge Ttebman’s. That
Furniture Varnished and Polished.
dence in the Rose City.
county has passed out of the hands
Pictures Framed and Matted.
The DeMoqs Family Bards open bright little baby ie the attraction. Dalles district, paid us a very
of the farmer, and we believe this
Bedsteads Enameled.
Mr. Moody, Manager of tha big pleasant call Tuesday, en route to
their ooming .tour of the Pacific
to he true .with regard to other
coast, in the Dalles next week. Moody warehouse and dipping vats Prineville.
Estimates furnished on application. eidt
depots
ot storage. It is mostly in
Another gentk autumn qj^pwer re­
Their third night will be iuTaooma. at Shaniko^ was a passenger down
.... . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee ac- the road Sunday, accompanied by n e w in g m o is tu re in f a llo w ^ fields;'’
The New Biggs is certainly a
fell over p a rts o f G herm an b o u n ty
oompauied Mrs. B.’s relative to the Mrs. Moody.
X i'i.i' I'l -t-» i i i i i i » I'Vii) 1111'i'i i i.i 1 111'1 111111' ’ H J B J *1 ( 1 *1
* ’
__ „ moat deservedly popular hotel, and
Dalles Saturday, on her departure
Thanks to many friends respond­ this week.
mine
host,
J.
J.
Heckard
and
wife,
The 0 . W. Axtell furniture ee*
for home, after a very pleasant ing to our call for cqsh. It cheers
tablishment
is being moved into the are entitled to a very liberal patron­
visit here.
TbeO. Man. Dou’t wait for a hill.
Craig A Bagley, the expert plas­ We dislike to send out bills, Moore brick block, lately vacated age. The table ia supplied with
©. f i. KESSINCER,
everything nice, and the rooms are
terers, put 800 yards of the new send us something material and we by The Emporium.
Bolton B uilding, Moro, O regon.
You canftlways find it p ro fita b le new, neat and clean.
Idea pulp on rooms In Frank Ray­ will respond with our autograph.
That
big,
strong
looking
deaf
burns new house, and built the
There is an autumn snap and to use the classified adv. columns
Meals cooked to order. Short order lunches a specialty
mute who was passing his cards
chimneyB.
spice to he found in the humorous of The Observer. They bring buyer
around town recently asking for
Wm. Hines who has been laid up department bf Lippincott’B Walnuts and seller together.
Complete Stock of Canned Lunch Goods.
Grass is fine on the ranges now, help was offered a job in Pendleton
since the runaway smashed bis and Wine. People have been heard
Room s in Connection w ith the R estau ran t.
foot and leg, is now able to bobble to say that they begin at the back and livestock will gointo the winter but that wasn’t what he was looking
for.
There
are
many
examples
of
’
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in
good
condition
to
stand
the
about on crutches and partly attend of the book and read forward, be­
men
in
this
country
who
are
just
as
weather,
be
it
good,
bad
or
indiffer­
to business.
cause they want to see the newest ent.
- •—
unfortunate as he, and many more
Miss Fay Fulkerson and Miss
jokes.
' .
The DeMosa Family Bards, from so, who are making an honest living.
Cora Davis were Moro visitors Sun­
Sheriff McCoy aud L. V. Moore grandpa -to grandchildren, came True, this man may be unfortunate,
day.' Miss Cora came to see her
were over in Gilliam last week on home from the fair with an indorse­ yet it is hardly justifiable that he
little nephieu at the home of Mr.
a Wild goose hunt. They had fnir ment from almost* everyjjpe con­ should travel around the oountry
and Mrs. Guy Hulse.
luck.” We believe that is what nected with the exposition, as up- expecting people to keep him,
Plant flowers for 1906. Let us
they modestly termed it; having to-date musical entertainers.
through generosity.
make Moro a city. We oan have
sold 10 for expenses, and distribut­
No
stock
that
we
know
of
was
The time has come to put up thM
flowers by the wagon load from
ed 74 more amongst friend«. The subscribed in this county to the big shed for the cow, if you have no
February 1st to December 1st.
birds that came to this shack were packing house of Armour in Web­ barn, and give her protection from
Plant bulbs for the next three
fat and fine eatiDg. Thanks. Ben; foot, but Elwood Thompson this the beating winds aud rains. The
monthB. - Plant rose and vine and
Watch
come
again about the 23d.
week established one on his own family cow should not be turned
shrub cuttings now. Plant, Plant,
” The Shitm an
Dan Morgan, son of Seth Morgan account, at his farm, where the out twenty-four hours in all kinds
Plant.
We
remember
a
dear
old
Trading Company.
of the Dalles, writing from Oaks- porkers are soon converted to family of storms. It will pay to make her
WOBO, bhxbmaw co ., obboom :
Conductor Phirman had four cars lady who always had ao abundance dale says the late storm destroyed use.
comfortable. Give her a dollar
i n ‘the kitchen garden for the fam­
Over in Wallow, lb . other
„ „¡ght, A dry plaue to
Thaprice of Th« Observer ‘JJA, ™ down Sunday with bovine passen­ ily table, because she made a rule a million bushels of wheat In the
..... 75 m b M f o t « li m o n th « , SO oenui gers. They were dug up In Crook
an Imnaha cattle-man
Palouse
region.
There
were
not
stand in when the rains come down
M paid »I»
™
to sow seed or slick some young
thrashing machines enough in the head of 3 yr old steers at 132 00 and a dry, clean place to lie down
‘• » 1i i u j y L , 2 s S h r county for Webfoot butchers.
plant
in
the
ground
every
day
of
»•ro« than one year 'W o«*“ P®1 00011111
Would it not l»e a good idea,
country to do the work in season. eschl This is the highest price at night. Do not pretend to he a
Send for advertising rates
while the council of Moro is hauling gardening time.
paid for.3 yr olds so far this season Christian and try to get into the
One of the exhibits in an English Dan was one of the lucky ones
over old straw, to find out whether
i, the Inland Empire. Two years pearly gates on a certificate of
’though,
having
finished
up
In
good
the people have any rights the anatomical museum is a collection shape, clearing $ 1,700 off half
hence, uiileeB we miss ouf guess, neglect and oruelty to animals.
phone companies are bound to of three lunge preserved in alcohol. section.”
cattlemen will not sell for that
Watch
The universal and all-oompelling
On one hand is an exhibit almost
respect.
figure.
The Sherman *
The
Sherman
county
exhibit
at
power of motherhood is the theme
pure
white,
while
the
third
is
jet
I
The sad death of Wilber Benson
Wilber Benson died in Moscow
Trading Company.
the Lewis and Clark fair was J» ,
of a deeply moving story in the
black,
the
one
between
being
a
dirty
caused
postponement
of
the
mar­
W. 8. Cooper’s new home on the hospital of typhoid fever on the 23d.
New Styles for Fall Wear in
gray. The first was taken from an turned this week to Sheriff McCoy riage of Miss Mill» Estella Belshee November McClure’s. The Sub­
farm ia about ready for occupancy. His brother Roy was with him
who
has
fixed
up
a
room
in
the
Button or Lace, Patent
stitute ia an echo of the Spanish-
Eskimo who all his life had inhaled
and Roy M. Benson, which was to
Fred Matthias had a couple of when he died, and brought the
court
house
in
which
it
is
to.
be
American
war
and
of
the
heartreud-
Leather and Black Kid
the pure air of his northern home.
wild oows badly cut about the head body home with him where inter­
placed as a permanent exhibit for take place la«t evening, at the home in'k scenes in Camp Wyckoff, dump­
skin and Calf skin
The black wae taken from a miner
of the brides’ parents, and for
ment was made on the 26tb. —
oo wire last week.
who bad spent years in the pro­ the benefit of the eouuty. It will which, much planning had been ar-( ing-ground for the wreckage of the
An
easterner
who
has
made
The Biggs warehouse received
duction of coal. The third was be quite an attraction to visitors at ranged for a pretty wedding. This campaign’s criminal ignorance and
^ 3 . 5 0
88,000 saoks of wheat thia fall. .several millions in timber, says
the court house, especially, those
ineffiolenoy. It is a simple, whole­
from the body of a London man and
sudden
death
is
thus
doubly
ct p s tix
that
timber
grows
faster
in
Oregon
Not half the usual amount,-
from abroad.
some of a splendid American moth»
sad,
sh the* groom to be was a mb»t
Artist Brash recently fixed up the than in the middle northwest, that the tint was produced^y the in
Whatever you may eat Thanks­
er moving through a nightmare of
halation of the soot carried in the
new home of Roy Benson in regular there is not o n ly more standing
giving day, remember that although faithful and devoted brother. ~
air. It is a curious fact that the
To think the best of people,'and suffering to find the pitiful wreck
apple-pie style for the coming bride. timber than has ever been estimated,
yesterday today was tomorrow, and
of her son. The author confessed
lungs
of
the
miner
were
in
a
more
Tip your hat to Frank Reyburn but it will last longer in proportion
tomorrow today will be yesterday not the worst, to say only kind and his identity with the newspaper
healthy
state
than
those
of
the
city
now. He has just completed a than any other timber. Farther
nevertheless yesterday tomorrow gracious words, to be brave and correspondent in the story, whereby
dweller, since the grit in his tissues
true and hopeful and undauuted, to is explaired the photographic
¿orosis $ Walk-Over Store
magnificent 8-roomed home on hie eaet It grows only six months in
were pure coal dust, while the dis- will be today after tomorrow, be rest on God’s will as on a soft pil vividness of the tale.
the
year.
In
Oregon
it
grows
all
OppoiHe P«rkln« Hotel
Bigelow farm.
cause today would be tomorrow
cloration of the other was due not
Last week farmers had to lay off the year "round. In the south
yesterday, a^d tomorrow will be to low, to keep the child heart to gray
in Russia,
Portland, Oregon.
—
alone to soot, but to the dust of a
All is uot
seeding every forenoon on account timber grows faster than in the
day tomorrow or would have been hairs, and to ha^e the kingdom of Recent
ic
reports
show
telegraphic
repo:
city’s
streets
composed
of
a
thousand
, | n | - - - „ n i i i n»»«««»«»«»*»****.............. .
of the frost. This week has been upper Mississippi valley. He has
the (lay after tomorrow yesterday heaven within you, are all parte of that the i Cossacks
riding down
Coesaci s are ridi
and one deleterious elements.
the duty, and belong to the birth the people
h n uirht timber for forty years
renewed
energy
good for farm week.
with
Always recollect that.
7- h ___
♦ u w h w w m »
right of good men aud good women. and cruelty.
The Norway rat has taken up Its
To despair of none, to refuse help to
WASCO MILLING CO.
abode in parts of Sherman county
If the 160,000,000 paid on Pana­
none,
to
give,
to
lend,
to
love
to
Three families live in the old S. T
live for others, these are the step­ ma canal account during the past
H A L F A S A C K o f our hi<h grid e flour la
two years is deducted from expend­
Co. store. If you want to send
cnual in reault*. to a fu ll
ot o « *r
them away there are other effective ping-stones to real thankfulness, itures, the treasury deficit vanishes
b r .n J a '.'T n i tha be«» on the mark«» for ho lf
Mays
the
Woman’s
Home
Companion
aKain the money.
Uniform la quality awl
to
almost
nothing.
And no better stock is shown U p s id e of Portland than ours. All bright, clean and new stock.
means besides the destruction of the
purity.
The highest development ol tha
for November.
rat. It has a very sensitive foot,
miller*» art, n m l M
with tho very heat
See our prize winner the best heater on the market, and.w ill last having heavy linings.
wheat l h | t ia raiaed io Sherman ennnty.
covered by a very delicate in­
Beautiful trimmings.
-
Once tried— Always
tegument, which is burned by un-
u
the
slacked
lime.'
If
we
sprinkle
In all grades the world’s prize winner, which has taken the premiums
holes and runways of the rat wljtt
at all the great world’s fairs. Cook Stoves from makers of only the
unslacked lime he will desert the
best, any qpantity to select from.
■ . •
v
houses. He ie also a very thirsty
animal, aud if we cut r ff bis sources
of water he will desert the region.
Always
on
hand
Headquarters for
A definite plan of action is already
A Complete Stock of Buggy,
nearly completed by the business
Plum bing supplies and Pipes of
interests of Portland for carrying to
Heavy and Team Harness, and
all kinds, and which we sell at
a successful termination the cam­
everything
found
in
a
Harness
shop-
best prices possible to customers.
paign for a 40 foot depth of water
over the Columbia river bar and a
If you- were golhg out on. a business trip you
35-foot channel from Portland to
theses. A man whose knowledge
wouldqo neatly and carefully dressed, because
of the situation command* every
you'would wish to make a good Impression,
'detail will be sent to Washington
Has It-ever occurred to you tliat you rprlntln fl-”
D IS TIN C TIV E LY A CREAM OF
to press upon congress the absolute
belng your representative that you send
necessity of an adequate npprop
TARTAR
BAKING
POWDER
W e H ave
where you cannot go yourself should be
ristion in the sundry civil bill of
A g e n t s f o r
the
next
session
for
completion
of
as
carefully dressed?
G uns, Rifles, R evolvers and
- It does not contain an atom of phos-
’»
The P ittsburg Perfect Electric
the south jetty. Theodore B Wil­
A m m unition. W e can and do
Weld Hog Wire Fence; this
In other words, your printing should be done on
phatic acid (which is the product of bones
cox will be that delegate, mid he
com pete w ith an y E astern C ata ­
good stock. With good ink, careful presswork.
fence will stretch perfectly over
will have authority to call upon any
digested
in
sulphuric
acid)
or
of
alum
logue
house
on
these
goods.
the most hilly places. •
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citizen of Portland to assist and ao
and most important of all, "know how."
(which is one-third sulphuric acid) sub­
operate with him. Tlie sum of
"The Observer" is the kind that satisfies you,
1850,000, in addition Io the
stances adopted for other baking powders
satisfies the parties to whom you send It, and
1400,000 continuing appropriation
because of their cheapness« (
it pleases us to do It because It gives suci\
pledged, is neeessary to complete the
south jetty.
general satisfaction.
W A TC H
THE
H oggard & d a v is
;
E. M. MEACH, Horo, Or.
SHERMAN
T R A D IN G
STAR
RK STAVRAH T
|
COMPANY
CALL AND SEE OUR
The
Rex Hacks
Rex Surries
Rex Buggies
O b s e rv e r
Heydt Implement Co., Moro, Or.
S0R 0SI5 SHOES
FOR WOMEN
’
KNIGHTS
The lim e tor Heating stoves is n ere
WASCO MILLING CO.
W asco, Or.
RANGES
*».«««
Don’t Buy of Stores When You are Compelled to
Take Any Old Thing and Can Have No Choice
B a K in ^ Powder
Absolutely
t
P ure
. . ..r .
W. F. Weigand & Co., 8 s ; : Ä ^
A ,.
»
F O R \A / A R D
just