Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, December 01, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 8 LADIES’ AID BAZAAR uouncing my service«, and thin ih 1‘salm, is the most extend ye color the proper thing fo ra new minis feature of the number, but a paint* Moro Opera House Thursday Mcxt, ing accompanying a poem. And ter to do. r - Deeember 7th, 1906. Poise ¡al y 1 am opposed to the this is but one of several fine fea na«rs <l*r « n iicu w r » r « r . general public advettfaing, said tures of tl»e current num ber. “Seine p w c iA L r a r a a or smkmman oo Rev. J. A. Lens, of St- James’ Heroines of Shakspeare, by.thric MOHO, ORRGON. Lutheran cUtirch. v“ Bat personal Impersonators,” begins in this edi {opinion and fid s do not always tion. Pastimes for the children are D. C. I reland a S on ..........E ditors agree. Th° conditions of today are filled with the spirit of the gaason, C. L. I reland , M anager . such that a church that docs not and there is an abundance of mat Woen you remit for The Observer advertise to some extent at least ter of housewifely interest Bro. u.e an ex pre»* or poatofflee money order, will not continue to have a hearing. Dwyer seems to know how bent to regHtered letter, or bank draft, payable to The Lathers» church has always please everybody. 1). C . Ireland & Son. Recitation. . . . . . . . . Hallie Barzee lieeu very conservative and has Solo.............. . . . . E- V. Littlefield discountenanced auything of s Kniertalning Hade Rasy FRIDAY R ecitation................ ...V ia Sayres sensational character. I believe Solo, on Glasaophone.......... The 2d edition of this popular that the Lutheran church will have Shsrm an County Court«. .......... .. Mrs. H. 8. DeMosa to unlx-nd a little, iu order to keep book is now ready, and oontaini* Circuit Court, Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, Recitation . .......... LilUan Stanley many ideas for decorations, games, , pace with the times.” J .,—3d Monday, in March, and 1st Mon ad* and refreshments, suitable for after D u e t .................. . . . . day iu October, aunually. “ I h a v g u o ^ olyectiou to the —-aaiH Edna Strahl arid Laura Johnron I’liibate Court, H»m. O. B Bourhill, ___ vertib« isent of rbatch services,” noon arid evening parties, besides R e c ita tio n .......... «......... A llieH uls J.,—1st Monday Iu each month, delegate from the t . B. F q M of Buanyside 33 guessing games with answ er Solo . . . . . .......................... Mrs Parr County Court, G. B Bourhill, J-, A. -r of commerce to jr ohuieh, president of (he W hat to Serve, and How to Pre M Wright, Wui. Walker Comnnaslon- - ~ DRILL. , iu the iutereet Of General Miuisteiid Association. I pare It, is a companion book to the - erx,—l«t Wednesday in January, April Jeanette Rutledge aud October. < „ Jesired from con- believe most thoroughly in the uho above, and contains recipes for 37 Recitation ........ Prof. Bryant da river improve 0£ plenty S>f printers’ ink. 1 do kinds of sandwiches, 20 kinds of Q ration. .. Ta Patron« and Corraapondanta. ,1 T ------- tt the capitol and not see why we should not proaiote naiads, 85 kinds of cakes adkbcQuk- Instrum ental duet.......... *• AU local» w ill be run till ordered out, Reception Committee, ie wiil prove a val- the interests of the church by ad- ies, 32 kinds of drinks and ices, 18 unle«« otherwise specified. > our lone congress vertisei»sut. All legitimate boat kinds of candy, 36 recipes for lun Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Dunahco. Don't send ut for free publication any Special th ing of an adver-.i.lng character. Refreshments Served. nest methods are good, cheon dishes. in addition is a col- D on’t ask us to send you names and ad- services aud themes of pastors Jresa of correspondents. That it a private should be announced in attractive matter between them and tfa. Cope for ads, change*, etc., must be In form. . I think that the music- the office before 2 o’clock p. m. Wednes should have special emphasis in day to insure proper care and attention. the announcements. I believe in Church and Society notice» F R E E , e x cept when lor money making purposes special bulletins. I. use these as Such notices at regular rates at the option well as the regular bulletins.” of the publishers. D on’t send us articles on politics, tem- • Jtev. Stanton C.Lapham , of the *perance or reHgion. Di*cus*ion of such ' Second Baptist church, said: “ I topics only leads to violent and abusive ’ believe that it is ghostly foolish ness to object to a modest, intelli S & a ia a a O a ita ty Met®« gent and clean use of the press. We can be no divorcement of iciigion ” aud business, they say. The latter, after all, is only pure morals; sa ”W E Hines is contemplating the bringing of mo-t of the turkeys to I r Gov. Chamberlain has appointed cred things are not stored up in churches. > fT&Tji this city that they will have in our i democrat, of course; to the 8u- “ I agree with Rev. C. F. Reimer, retne court bench in Oregon.M ell, sister city Was-io Wednesday. of Denver,” said a minister who ? Several political aspirant» were i hat you going to do about ill that visited in Portland last summer. F swarming in Biggs thia week. I i “ Mr. Reimer said that the church B Ex-Mayor Pat Hanlon has a force no longer can exist by mere au I of men repairing the city water Wedding Stationery, at The thority or get a hearing by anti < The Oregon Journal tells how it I quated methods. It must bo up to 8 system, by order of acting Mayor I Observer Book S to re. '. ■ „ , , - - w as that Miss l ’rcseheru won first I date in presentation of facts. It " Dad Strong. Ladies Fancy Not« P»P*L point in her breach of promise suit, must get a hearing ' in the din < J J and Mrs Hecker were Dalles •Morttuent with envelop«« to match, at The Observer Book Store. and we are woudering how the caused by the rush of the material ' city visitors Thursday. Journal escaped th e anti lottery world. No one Bhould object to 1 If you want to keep posted on all 1 J Walker has been appointed city ia doing In Sherman oonnty, yon want censor of the postoffics department. 1 church advertising. We are past ’ recorder by Councilman,Pat Han- I that The Observer. Terma gl-W) per year I the day when .a man has a different 1 Ion and acting Mayor Strong. Judge G W Brock and Augus code for the church arid business 1 Ltouse. Rev. Mr Reimer also said Ruck were west bound travelers on I that a church should advertise be Monday. 1 cause it shows life and enthusiasm Biggs was visited with a snow I I born of a confident belief, because storm Monday and Tuesday. The I ' 1 the church has a message/or today. -------J slaying was »up to date. My Motto Ia J * 51 The word ‘church* facing a busi- W R Ellsworth was thrown from | ness man constantly in prominent a vicious horse Thursday, fo rtu n quick Hales and Hiuall Profits. R B h w ’ 1' I places will arouse old boyhood ately no bones were broktn. L ive and Let Live. I WH|R||I | j I soeues aud help koep him straight. Hon John Fulton and Brother Most business men are so absorbed David, departed Saturday on a tour Call and E xam ine My Stock of h— H that they seldom give religion a of Texas, land prospecting. KURNITl R B thought. W E Hines made a business run . and jaaf& iai|F f Some of the suggestions for 1 to the Dalles Monday. hide lines 9 1 1 chureh advertisement follow: Use Mr and MrsD W Greenman were before buying C. the press; furninh the papers with S passengers for the Dalles on the 5’ I good church news, attractively ar The O b serv er The Oregonian says “somebody has been lying to 6itchcock,” which accouuts for the outrages that man I as inflicted upon this state. Smoke him out. To every person who will pay up to date and one year’s subscription in advance to The Observer we will give Absolutely Free a full year’s subscription to Farm and Fireside - ; r ■ ? Q • p :* ' h T ^h “ ’ ~ ‘ -V i A d d ress It to never will regret the selection, Edison is not the father of tele phone communication. News has just been received that an English officer in Hindoostan has discovered that many old temples in ont-of- the way places were connected with metallic wires and a telephons. Through atchaeological invest! gat ions the same officer has dis covered that telephone commnni cations similar to that of the pres ent day was known to the inhabi tauts of India more than 2000 years ago- — State Superintendent Ackerman favors some modifications In the »«rriim bim of th e common schools. ful Is *ouud patriotism. It «• to Mr hoped that, Mr. Ackerman’s x- »I for educational reform, ma} nuke the difficult transit from v ords to dee A*. J. ' MORO, OREGON. Carbon paper, any sixe to order, at The Observer offlec Can be delivered on.or before December 6ib. Household furni ture of all kinds. •- •••« - R. J. G inn , 193] » M oro.Or- O regon. __ 9 C o n tr a c tin g a n d Moro for sale. Also two ranches Jo, Gilliam -county, one of 640 acres, and one of 932 acres. On this there is between 800 and 900 acre* in cul tivation. Good buildings, and an abundance of watex,« supplied by wind mill from a well. Ajiy or all of this property can be bought on easy terms, or I am open to consid- ¡er trade for other property. J. M. P arry . 1931 Moro, Or. that the scrub should be ¡»roeecuted for th a t- b e was ‘such a nice mao,’ that never gambled, never drank, nor Kinoked; only just an elegant, •very day thief. z „ .„ „ U p h o ls te r ln o , F u r n itu r e R e p a ir in g M H T T R S99 C a rp et L a y in g • • - —— ’ C a r p e t C le a n in g MORO. OREGON. K-A L i . i a x x A A g x A ' A 'X X W A r A^l W ia E B / >n(J J t w t | t r ■ I have for sale—1 light Bramah cockerel; 1 blue Andalusian; 1 white Mail orders promptly attended to Wyandotte; all tbororough bred All work warranted. from prominent coast poultry bree ders. Price $1.50 each. Address Toe Christmas number of the «le.. Me.. SUM. ■■MaitfiüSfa New Ides Womans’ Magazine con tains two pageaof Christmas rcci.a- tions which girls and boys fated to distinguish themselves at Christmas ^nterUtnmeats will welcome. One d the short stories gives verv hu- moiously the womans’ point of view A good work hors* for sale on a mans’ gifts Fsw ,gcs are devoted to views of beautiful spots chnap, wsiglil about 1300 lbs. Ap F rank M. S m it h , of the world. Frocks for Christmas ply to Observer OTioa, Moro, Or. parties will interest. pothers of Hard Coughs e or small quantities, MOULDINGS, SISH, DOORS, AND SCREENS LIME, CEMENT, COAL, WOOD and POSTS You w ill always find at our yard. SLA B W OOD at apaclal prtoea by car load lota. Wc also handle KNOCK OQW h B U IL D IN G P A P E R F R A H E S and a lt competition. Estim ates cheerfully given on all bill? large or small R o b e rt O. L yo n , A g en t, M o ro , O r K X X X JE M g l ■’ w. O. BKVANT O. M. FROST Frost & Bryant A b strac tin g . . The Hotel V intin.Grass Valley, Oregon, is offered for sale, or will be exchangcd for land. For tei ras and partieulars, cali on or aduress J. II. R inkarson , 184] Gr»ss Valley, Ot. '1 OAK Slabs >'.i Real E s ta te In su ran ce Loans Q lnn B u ild in g — fioro, Ore. For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded. Over 700 scree plow land, 600 now in cultivation, water, windmill, wells and springs. If you want a good place oome and see me four miles cast of Rutledge. Everything a man needs. 1 No middle man. Address. F rank P ay »«, > IGfi Rutledge, Or. coal : POSTS ■ i , — •’'I ” A ■ For general beauty and useful ness the pecember Delineator is I have a choice lot of Birred conspicuous among the Christmas Plymcfih Rock Cockerels. Apply to addrets Mrs. J. F B nM W , magazines. Eight pa’ntings, W<«- or « Monkland, Or. trating and interpreting the 23d * « », M K K IN O g I T O P I N O IT D L A U N D R Y B U I L D I N G LxTi« ffirraMoM, F««ala«a.Ou. i SH O P B u ild in g harry r««»or«l 1» w»H k a * « a 1» •nr family, We think It U th« b ait o»«4t«ta« in the w oil^ Tor l rourhi and cold»." im all girls, . - The Observer ia sustained bv its C A R PEN TER F. A. FLEMING H Rubber stamps to order at The Observar offloa. Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, u . „ . will the dalles , - - - obegok boildlng. 3 0 » ^ o d 8 t« L n « U o o rU , e 7° Book* for girls. lUt.ik« for Boys, • tper of every hind, tablet«, every style, at ,vn repaUtloo. The Offlotal Paper ot The People. m Observer Book Store. ■hat the report of a raffle, lottery or Bui ks for ladies. “ Monkland, Or. itlier gambling devices would ex Books for Gents. elude a newspaper from the mails, T ran sfcrin g , T ru ck in g and Old, voung, rich or poor, but that the department had not Will find what they want nt The D ray in g <ecn fit to enforce the rule against Observer Book Store. . Coffee reports of society card parties. A Wanted: Tea M ORO - - O REGON Agent, a hustling, capable man of lies Moines newspaper asked in- Meet me at the large acquaintance, to work up a UructionR from the poatofllce de I’m Here to St«y. new and elegant wagon route in city or country, lor Report« to the Contrary Notwlth- established firm; largest retailers in partment in that city and was ad Sherman Trading »tandlrg. vised that papers publishing the the United States. Splendid in Companys Ftore Live and Let Live 1» My Motto. winners would be excluded from A ll w o rk w ill be Prom ptly attended to ducements offered to the trade, no graft. Godd pay to right T»riy- the mails. The newspaper in Investigation solicited. Special question states that its presses wore offer for holiday business. Address, -•topped one day last week and 3b stating experience and references^ minutes’ delay ensued in order to G rand U nion T ea C o ., removo from its columns a state 1901 » Seattle, Wash. ment that Mis. Jones had woo a We know what all good doc out glass water pitcher and Mrs Confectionary. tors think of A yers Cherry Smith had won a chafing dish at Pectoral. Ask your own doc Cigars, Tobaccos, Mrs. Johnson’s card party. And tor and find out. He will tell One vacant lot, 25x100, in the B illiard s# Pool Tables while this order is maturing the busy part of the city. • oig newspapers are advertising One store building and one lot guessing contests and contests for street. / Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream < Main Two lots and building, suitable prizes aud sight-seeing trips, every > in season. Soda Water, bottled < for residence. Main street. IE above picture of the way but heavenward. man and fish is the trade >and fountain, always on hand.<- This is all good paying proper you how it quiets the tickling mark of Scott’s Emulsion, throat, heals the Inflamed ty, and I w ant to sell it. For par > C ^ ^ O fflee for lufiga, and controla the ticulars apply to L. B. H ttt, and is the synonym for Oav lita««*? Radt«t. * Long Distance Phone ] 190] . Moro> 01 hardest of coughs. strength and purity. It is sold in almoat all the civilized coun tries of the globe. If the coa fish became extinct it would be a world-wide calam ity, because the oil that comes from ita liver surpasses all other G»-Oige K. Adams, a Seattle high fats iu nourishing and life-giving roller «ho niAoaged to live like an propertiea. Thirty years ago iit*uraacs president, on a salary ol the proprietors of Scott’s Emul SI .800 a } car as an accountant io sion found a way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can the government ssaay office, “ furj- take it and get the full value of fatv d bis elegant home with fine I the oil without the objectionable h - x ard other luxuries, including taste. Scott’s Emulsion is the nn automobile,” aays the dispatch l»est thing in the world for weak, ahnouncing his arrest for Mealii g backward children, thin, delicate H A 000 worth of gold dost from people, and all conditions of Alaska minera. It seem* pitifu^ wasting and lost strength, a w D. C. IRELAND 4 SO N, Practical Watchmaker P-r .» Th- O b ,.r,. *. (^-Send Your Order To-day o . W . AXTELL ---------- ?'„7/< 4 , 11 (the United States. Something in it for every member of the family, and all the iarm and rural topics are ably discussed. s FLr - • - pages every issue, with nearly two million readers throughout Uffiffiki M o ro ' twice-a-montli F^rm and Family Journal. - 24 to. 36 large F U R N IT U R E ,r ranged; plaoe plenty of signs about * | the city ; carry display “ ads” , in ious cornets of the uews scatter artistio handbills; Will J Clarke was here last week | interested in working up an ac qnaintance amongst the voters that may offset the Marion county han dicap ; where there are so many candidatos that he is Rab1« to his identity at the primaries. We have kuown Will from a child, aud may say that if nominated for state printer by the republicans ho will ■ . A ' r' The only condition Is that you must accept this offer within thirty days from date, as the publishers of Farm and Fireside limit us to that time. FARM A N D F IR E S ID E » Americas greatest 3 UNDERTAKING r , Yonr Fuel and Posts St bed-rock figures. Shipped to any point on the 0. R. N. and C. S. Ry. in car load lots or km quantities ” II .v •e n d for prloeo to OHI os a« FWal K s tats Asseoy THE DALLES, OR