Bomebody said Saturday was a
Tha Obeerver ia (ha home paper
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3 - It’s the wisest thing, you can do to
Weather
breeder.
It
seems
so.
you
want.
ia a child.
N
O
W
ra have your watch examined at thia
Bngberg
a
Montgomery
will
sell
The
Obeerver
ie
the
Sherman
The snow-balling fiend came to
Look
Out.
Q time of the year. If it’s in guod order,
oounty
paper
you
want.
orti'ideyou
a
stallion.
See
Adv.
town Wednesday.
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s we’ll let it alone; if it needs repairing,
The Butte ereek Land and Live
Dr Marie M Goffin is expected
Add whiskers to self-esteem and.
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For
0) we’ll do it thoroughly at a modern price
bom- from the Oregon Metropolis stock Co. paid Harry Allen $7,000
the case ie hopeless.
laet week for 440 aeree between the
When a man or woman doesn’t
Few watches are cleaned and oiled
W atch
Metolus and DeeChutee rivers.
I
Hathaway
was
in
the
oity
as they ought to be—once a year.
oare, the case ia hopeless.
Troubles
Claude Spoon wee a visitor to
H alf the world struggled to S ai ir.ia y . This snow is just to his
People usually wait until something
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liking.
this
shook
Saturday
and
left
two
straighten out what the other half
¡J breaks. The other way is cheapest in
• -Bve J W Messinger a Son’s new names for the Monkland list.
does wrong. *
The eohl weather
tho end and saves the watch.
Over-educated man are like over­ Bargain Counter, before you buy The Old Reliable is thankful for all
' is apt to hsrdeu
suoh favors.
fed men, ooly the indigestion It in­ alee where.
the oil, that strains
Not baying had any responses to
.. Col C A Buckley went to Port­
tellectual.
the uiaiuspriug ami
Edison has discovered that very land this week. J N Burgess to the suggestion for a farmers Insti­
affects the motion.
tute in Moro next month, mast we
aoon electricity will be applied to J j O iih rock.
aerial navigation.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, of deoide that our farmers do not want
Walker Smith of Portland, Bbould Pendleton, is the guest of Moro It? Appears so.
-hH»l'l-l»M'l l-l-l l-l-l«l H-H-l'hH 1-111 l- H ’l 1111 l ' l ' l l l l ' l 'l l |l |l , J|
Hon J N Williamson has bought
be run over the road. He has in­ trie«. Irt this week.
vented another voting maobine.
f B F Hoover wishes to sell some the interest of Dr Gesner in their
Don’t you think we all should very fine residence property in Moro, sheep business, which inoludee 10,-
000 sores on Crooked river and 12,-
feel grateful for this grand winter? the brick yard» See Adv.'
Thank God for it, and deserve Hie ; That was a beautiful snow Sun­ 000 head of sheep.
Arlington will have a free wharf
day and Monday. Blinkeys fore­
gifts.
Bolton Building, Main Street, Moro, Or.
boat next month. The launoh was
After ten years it has been de­ cast. Don’t forget the cat.
cided that the O R N must convey
Ndsby Geo. Thompson, of Rut- attended with a oeremony befitting
Tabic supplied with the best in market.
the Dalles mail to the Dalles post ledgn, was with us on the 16th in s the oocasion. This is the first free
dock on the Colombia above Goble.
Board and Lodging $5-00 per week.
office.
heck, wishing for a sleigh.
Robert Bpenoer has told hia
The Una this week Is Ladies ' By grsoe of the Ry oompsny
M e a ls 25 and 50 cents.
dressing saques at tbs J W Mes­ Moro received a carload of coal, and Gilliam county farm, in the 8-mile
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region
to
Charles
Martin
at
a
con­
singer a Son Bargain counter. Be a carload of wood last week.
quick.
Money to loan without oommis- sideration of $26,000. This is one
C h a r le s D a v is
Wm. H o f l f l a r d
Attorney Fred J Mendel of Clack­ sioo. I do my own abstracting of the beet wheat farms in the In­
land Empire. It ie composed of
amas county has formed a oopart- M Fitzmaurice, Moro, Oregon.
nership in this city with Attorney
Mrs Bryant returned home Deo. 1700 acres. Mr and Mrs Spencer
W H R agsdale.-
21st, in pretty fair health, we were will looate in Badger land.
The winner in the. Evening
Those who have neglected to pay pleased to learn last Sunday.
W I R I N G , " nd P L U M B I N G ,
Journal’s
oonteat for the Hawaiian E L E C T R I C A L
the license on their dogs better do
The Los Angeles Times New
Boor they may lose their dogs. Ho Year edition tells about Webfeet on trip in this distriot was Mise Emilie
Croesen of the Dalles with 4,466 T IN N I N G , G A S Knd S T E A M R E P A IR IN G
says Marshal Selle, and he ought ibe trail. Cut it out, Bro. Times.
majority over all other contestants.
to know.
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k Little Miss Loraine Johnson of
B IC Y C L E W O R K , E tc .
Mies Stella Riohardeoh b/ Hood
Schools are closed in Payette, Kent, daughter of A S Johnson, was
river was third with 4-1,886 votes.
and 200 families are without fuel. i visitor in Moro Sunday and Mon-
Miss Croesen was a Moro favorite. P e o p l e s J Q u i ld ln g , H R a ln S t r e e t , BD o p o , O p
The O R N Co sent two car loads lay.
.
J R Kaseburg has invested in
from La Grande Tuesday to relieve
AMATEUR THEATRICALS.
ten Sections of Texas wheat land.
the situation.
Sign H ritin g '
~
, Carriage Painting.
At last the cat is out about Des- He returned from the lone star state Prepare to Give onr Home Players a
Chutes power. The Interior De­ last week.
Good Reception.
J J Heckard killed all the wild
velopment Co., aredoing^the grand.
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F W Newell is secretary and J G lucks in the Biggs vioinity on the
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Moro amateur theatrical talent
14th. Thanks for the brace sent to
Kelly engineer of the company.
P a in ts , O ils, P ic tu r e a n d Room H o ld in g s,
will place before the public Friday
All will he pleased to learn that The 0 Man.
G la ss a n d W a ll P a p e r.
evening, January 26th, a melodra­
1 have some very fair bargains in
Howard Belshee, so near to deaths
ma entitled the "White Mountain
Paper
Hanging and House Painting.
door recently has passed the critical land. Before you deal come aud Boy,” a play of a clean, strong type.
F
urniture
Varnished and Polished.
stage of bis complaint, and is now hear my story. M Fitzmaurice, The dramatic and touchingly pa­
Pictures Framed and Matted.
well on the way to speedy recovery Moro, Oregon.
Bedsteads Enameled.
thetic rcenes are numerous, and the
The person who lost a bunch of
of his health.
next moment you will have forgot­
Estimates furnished on application. A ll work neatly done.
The first democrat to muster 11 keys will find them at The Ob­ ten that your laohrymal sac has
sufficient courage to announce him­ server, office on proving property leaked, as your sides will be split
self for a state office is George E ind paying for this notice.
ting with excrutiating laughter.
Chamberlain, who has filed with
N W Thompson left for Hood No money, effort, or time, has been
the secretary of state his petition river valley on the 14th "to get
spared to give all attendants a very
for the democratic nomination as a away ffum the suow.’r But he
pleasant evening. Moro opera hall
lidn’t because be oouldu’t.
candidate for governor.
Friday Jan. 26. Come one and all
In an enumeration of Moro Lady
The joipt congress of Oregon we will be looking for you. *
Society organizations this week, the iSditors and Development league,
Manager, Dr O J Goffin.
Lawn Tennis - was accidentally m Portland last week, sent Oregon
Orchestra, O M Heacock, Dr Ma­
ommitted. The Batchelor Girls, as ahead 1,000,000 points.
rie
M Goffin, Mrs Wallan, E V
we understand It, have disbanded,
C B Bagley the Sherman county
so many members having violated pla-terer, put the finishing touobes Littlefield
W rite for our catalog of C h ild ren ’s Shoes. W e will
Cast of Characters.
the "pledge” last year, and either on the interior of the new Gordon
gladly send you one. I t ’s fre®.-
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Salem
Towne,
from
the
White
married or agreed to become wives. Bank in Moro this week.
SVe give mail orders prom pt and careful attention.
Hills of Old New Hampshire
The Basket Ball team are in a
C D Boardman returned from the "As plucky as they make
C h ild re n ’s S h o es, N ovelties.
semi-comatose condition, waiting hospital Sunday leaving wife and
’em” .......................George Mowry
for the green sward of spring.
baby there with strong hopes for Mark Duploy, Cool and Cruel,
W e have all the new thin gs In colored shoes W h ite
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No, we do not supply Hicks’ Al­ the recovery of the little one.
Shoes, Tan Shoes, Brown Shoes, Red Shoes, Black Shoes.
manac any more. If the publishers
Mr nnd Mrs Roy Benson were Martin Beckwith, a NY Bank­
Exclusive agents for W hite Rubbers and Tan Rubbers
er....................................... A Heydt
had confined themselves to fore­ amongst the first to utilize the Shad Kerahaw, a Tavern keep-
casts, and left out the hindoasts rot, ourrent snow fall, having drove in
er...............................Miles Martin
M I P . H T C Cor. 5tb and Washington Sts.
IN
Opposite Perklas Hetel
perhaps they might have continued with their roadsters to sleigh on the Algy FitzAUen, a fragile dude,
............................... Byron Hawks
its publication and we the sales of 13th. . ,
P o r tla n d , O regon.
I have been intrusted with some Billy, "Handy to have around”
it. But for want of such discretion
.......... .................. Miss Grace Sells
money
which I can loan in Sher­
the Almanac is too dead to skin.*“
o Police,
r
. two *
O Elrod
to u g u-
h s.... I j J LBarnum
The O R N Co will be obliged, man county without any commis­
sooner cr later, to ship their Greek sion. M Fitzmaurice, J F Moore’s Daisy Beckwith, Martins’ dau.
A AS t«AAA
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a true hearted, lively girl. . .
section laborers. An affair at Wil­ office, Moro, Oregon.
................., . Miss Lillian Stanley
People thought Dr 0 J Goffin
WASCO MILLING CO.
lows this week proves the murder­
Madeline, a deserted wife „ ..
m
ud
be
going
somewhere
Tuesday,
ous temperament of the race.
................... Miss Laura Johnson
Dunn, the life position section-boss To the asylum perhaps; as he was Mrs. Hulda Towne, not young,
H A L F A S A C K o f our
Hour
equal io re m it* to • full aack o f otkoe
in this riot, deserves a terrible ohaeing about town in the snow on
but still charming.................
b ra n d .
' T i . tho best on the market lor half
.........................Mrs May Barnum
a^ain the money.
Uniform In quality and
thumping and a life sentence. Mr hunt of a parasol. He wanted it for
purity.
The highest development of tho
Hammond, in charge of the W il­ lb»’“ leading lady in the White Old Kitchen, a terror . Mrs Barnum
m iller*, art, combined w ith the . . . y beat
lows pump, deserves one of Carnegies’ Mountain Boy play.
w h e a t t h a t is raised ia Sherman county.
Church
Mews.
hero medals.
Ones tried— Always aaad.
For the information of rubber­
A crazy man killed a telegraph necks and travelers, Shandy has
Revival meetings at Moro M E
operator in Arkansas because be placed this inscription on the faoe Church will close Sunday evening.
failed to peoure a speedy answer to of the electcioal railway dock in Any person wishing to unite with
a dispatch which he had sent earlier hiB office:
the Methodist ohurch may send
W hy of aourao
io the day.
The tragic event
their names to or hand to the Pas­
T hia is the o o rre e t tim e .
serves to call attention to the fact
D o n 't ask m o.
tor, C T Cook.
that there are plenty of people, not
A good many people had their
Saturday night Miss Lucy Adams
generally recognized as lunatics, curiosity aroused Tuesday morning will preach, and Sunday morning
who are as unreasonable in their it some scratches down the outer Miss Sarah Adams will preach.
expectations as the Arkansaw mad­ wall of the Logan office building
The Adams Sisters and Rev C T
man, even though they do not al­ lately vacated by Dr. James. After Cook, will commence revival meet­
AND
low their impatience to carry them searching investigation it was learn­ ings in Grass Vallsy Tuesday, Jan­
as far as he went.
ed that Mayor J O Elrod had slip­ uary 22d.
The Sherman county mutual
ped on the walk at that oorner the
Sunday morning Rev. Cook will
Yonr Fuel and Posts
Telephone association have com­
at bed-rock figures.
night before, and had digged his hold the quarterly meeting at
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b
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bined with all others in the counts
Shipped to any point
digets into the wsll, in a vain en Spalding chapel for PresidingElder
north and south, and are connected
on the 0. R. N. and
dear or to save himself from falling Rev Skipworth.
C. H. Ry. in ear load
with the long distance system, do­
lots or less quantities
ing what should have been done in
In Amsrloa, the real Imperlaltat
Hie are HOT selling Oat. at eost
tile are HOT Anetioning Oar goods
We are HOT conducting a second hand store
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substantial reputable tru stw o rth y
business concern
can.
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H O G G A R O & D A V IS
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COMPANY
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Granite ware, Granite ware,
Granite ware. Carmody Brjos.
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Rooms to let. Furnished. In­
good winter.
n e u n , SHKBMAN CO., OK KOON:
Snow on Jaoobsen divide, between quire of Mr Ramsey, Moro, Ore.
Do not hurt your eyes. Use our
The price of The Observer is $1.60 Mitchell and Prineville, is now 20
ear year. 7ft oonlofor Mix months, 60 osnts feet deep in places. It is 6 feet on Rochester Lamps when reading.
lor font months—bot If paid In sdvsnoe we
Carmody Bros., Moro, Or?
swept <2110 ta (nil for 2 years. Shorter lbs level dear across.
terms then one year 1?K oents per month
Apples by the peck, box, or bushel
A
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Davis
and
wife
were
over
Send for advertising rates.
from John Day settlement Wednes­ at the Sachs market; the famous
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, If its a Book you want, The
tbs guest of Mrs Blue.
See Carmody Bros. adv. on first
Cascadia, a summer resort in the Observer Book Store is the place to
page.
mountains, will be connected with find a variety to select from.
Weddibg Stationery, at The Prineville and Albany by ’phone
You cannot vote in the Primary
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Elections
of your party unless you
in
the
spring.
One man has put up 600 tons of
register.
You cannot legally sign
Oet
your
jewelry
of
one
who
has
Ice in Prlfeeville thia winter.
any
nominating
petition until you
bad
experience
in
buying,
or
per­
Ladies Fancy Note Paper, large
n—ortment with envelopes to match, *t The haps you will regret it. Get it of register.
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Lavine A Kimsey have bought
Home news on every page of The Heacock and it will last.
The New Biggs is certainly a the J N Burgess Antelope farm,live
Obeerver, all printed in Moro.
The “Ooean Wave” Washing most deservedly popular hotel, and stock and personal property. Con­
Machine. The best on the market. mine host, J. J. Heckard aod Wife, sideration $16,600. This relieves
Carmody Bros, have it.
are entitled to a very liberal patron­ Newt of his Wasco county holdings
...If you would have your watch age. The table is supplied with and fixes him for the Pilot rock
repaired properly, take it to O M everything nice, and the rooms are country.
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Heaoock, Moro Jeweler.
All along the road between Prine­
new, neat and clean.
For something warm and neat
If every state will pass a law ville and Forest, says the Journal,
oall and inspect the fur overcoats
and robes at Messinger a Son, Moro. prohibiting the killing of quail for land holders are doing a great deal
Broken rings, spex, and articles of five years the supply of bad bugs of clearing work so that indication?
jewelry neatly repaired at Heacock’s. and noxious weeds would greatly are most favorable for an enormous
The Obeerver ie sustained by its decrease.
Such laws would be increase in the tillable area of Crook
vwn repotation. The Offloial Faper of The
lands for. next years
worth
muoh
to farmep. Quail oounty
People,
oropping.
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, should be regarded and treated as
There is great need of a revision
per of every kind, tablets, every style, at domestic fowl instead of wild game.
te Observer Book Store.
It has been decided that tuber­ of the laws of Oregon relating to
Type-writer paper at The Observ­
culoses, consumption, does not run publication of legal notices. Oregon
er offlee.
Rubber stamps to order at The in the family. It may be conveyed, is 60 years behind the times. The
Observer offloe.
directly or indirectly, from one in­ idea of posting election notices, for
Carbon paper, any size to order, dividual to another. Infants are instance, when there are newspapers
at The Obeerver offloe
very susceptible to it, but in them in the state to do such work, is a
Get one of our indellible pads
the lungs usually escape while other case in point. Fifty years ago,
•a d stamp for marking linen.
If you want to keep posted on all parts succumb. Old persons are when there were no newspapers, or
•hat is doing in Sherman eonnty, yon want comparatively
immune.
Early very few, in Oregon, the methods of
The Observer. Terms fil.fiO per year
today might have been excusable;
adult
life
offers
the
greatest
danger,
• Latest maps of both Oregon and
Washington, for sale at The but it is stated by investigators who today there is absolutely no excuse
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have examined human dead bodies for such methods. There are count­
Stationery, paper, pens, ink, with modern methods, that each less other notices of a publio char­
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the one of us has at some earlier age acter that the laws of the state
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been attacked in some structure, should require the publication of.
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very although only a healed scar ie left If Oregon is ever to emerge from
difficult for us to handle copy that to bear witness to this universality the frontier it ie high time a be­
calls for obanges in the form.
of the disease. This healeJscar al­ ginning were made. The posting
Our '‘ads” attraot attention and
so demonstrates that tuberculosis coBts absolutely more than the
advertise. When you get our ad­
publishing.
vertising, you get business bringers. can be cured.
The storm that opened up last
The
O b s e rv e r Thursday
week left us in a pretty
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The Time for Heating Stoves is Here
And no better stock is shown this side of Portland than ours. All bright, clean and new stock.
3ce our prize winner the best heater on the market, and will last having heavy linings.
Beautiful trimmings.
W"~? CL
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grades the world’s prize winner, which has taken the premiums
ftt all the great world’s fairs. Cook Stoves from makers of only the
best, any quantity to select from.
A Complete Stock of Buggy,
Heavy and Team Harness, and
everything found in a Harness shop.
Plum bing supplies and Pipes of
all kinds, and which we sell at
best prices possible to customers.
Don’t Buy of Stores When You are Compelled to
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A G E N T S FOR
The Pittsburg perfect Electric
W eld Hog Wire Fence; this
fence will stretch perfectly over
the most’hilly places.
W e Have
G uns, Rifles, R evolvers, an d
A m m unition. W e can and do
com pete w ith an y E a stern C ata ­
logue house on these goods.
W. F. Weigand & Co.,
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WASCO MILLING CO.
Wasco, Or.
COAL
F IR
P IN E
O AK
POSTS
W O O D
Always on hand
Headquarters for
E. M. MEACH, floro, Or. _
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the start, using the 1. d. transmitters
and receivers, with one central
station in Moro. I D Pike was re­
tained as secretary, and George E
James elected president.
The
system is working well and to the
satisfaction of everybody.
Mrs H 8 McDanel entertain» <1
the Dorcas society last Saturday.
Moro now has 5 local ladys sooietiee
besides the Rebeccas, Eastern Star
and Circle, attached to fraternal
organizations. The M E Church
Aid, Presbyterian Dorcas, Baptitd
Willing Workers, Tuesday After­
noon Tea, and lastly, but not least,
The Jolly Girls Club.
At the
Dorcas society meeting Saturday IK
ladies were present. This week
Mrs J 0 Elrod entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Tea, at which
16 ladies attended. Mrs Jbittlefield
will entertain this society next
Tueoda/ afternoon.
S e n d f o r p ric e s to
Does yo u r b a k in g powder
contain a lu m ? Look upon
th e label. Use only a powder
whose label shows it to be
m ade w ith cream of ta r ta r .
N O T E — S a fe ty lies In b u y in g
o n ly th e R o y a l B a k in g P o w d e r,
w h ic h is the b est cream o f tartar
b a k in g p ow d er th a t can be had.
W . J. C R O S S ,
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Hudsons R eal Estât® Aganay
M U L IT E
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