Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 26, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text# i Lawson bud their kind on the board for years, aud know how to look out for squalls, are keeping both !■ •« • « I f f O ffic ia i K a p tr i eyes glued to the tape. They take O F F IC IA L , PA P IS M O F S H K K M A N oo lunch under arms. They are to be MORO, O R E G O N . found in the restaurant« where you got your seat and have the tele D. C. I rei . ànd S or ..........E ditors phoue attached when you sit down. G. L. I reland , M anager . They call up the office the m inute they eouio iu aud give the clerk «li When you remit /or The Observer rectious how to get them iu a min use an exp rcaao r postolflce m o ney order, utes time. It is a strenuous busi • re g lite re d le tte r, or hank d ra ft, payable to ness, with the market swinging up I ) . C . Ire la n d & Son. 0 We «re here to do printing, and and down, 15 points at a time. The O b se r v e r . a I f y o u w ant some done b rtn g -it to u* o r let u* k n o w and we w ill see you. I f you th in k we are no t exte nsive enough fo r y o u r c o n sid era tion— oh , go ’ long. WHEN TO ADVERTISE. The question: “ Shall I Adver 26, l>90t; tise?’’ comes to every iqerchaut at a time when business is dull. Ofteu S h e r m a n C o u n ty C o u rt« . he satisfies himself with the conclu C ircuit Court, H ou. W. L. Bradshaw , siou that while business is dull lie J .,—3d Monday in M arch, and let Mon cannot afford i t - That is the very day iu October, annually. Probate Court, Hon. G. B Bourbill, time when he should make an extra effort to afford it. When business J.,— l<d Monday iu each m onth. C ounty Court, G. B BourblU , J ., A. picks up one merehapt willsay that M. W right, Wui. W alker Comuiiwsion- be has all the business be needs,an or»,—1st W ednesday tu Ja u u a ry , April other will say that when busiuess M d October*. is good he will advertise. There is T o P a tr o n s a n d C o r re s p o n d e n ts . with many merchants a mistaken A ll locals w ill be ru n t i l l ordere d o u t, idea in regurd to advertising. A unless oth erw ise specified. man who has a business should ad D o n ’t send in fo r free p u b lic a tio n a n y vertise it continuously. When busi th in g o f an a d v e rtis in g character. D o n ’t ask us y> send y o u names and ad ness is slow endeavor to liven it up dress o f correspondent*. T h a t Is a p riv a te aud when it does liven up endeavor m a tte r between them and us. to keep it alive. Some say that C opy fo r ad>, change«, etc., ; th u s t be In the office bcibre 2 o ’clo c k p. m. Wednes- with their particular business.they lay to insure p ro p e r- care and a tte n tio n . • have nothing to advertise. If not, C h u rc h and Spclet'y notices F R E E , e x they should keep their napie before cept when for m oney m a k in g purposes. S u c h polices at re g u la r rates at the o p tio n the publicin a way that will attract o f the publishers. attention. If you cannot advertise v. D o n ’t send us articles o n p o litic s , te m your, goods advertise your personal perance o r re lig io n . Dlscuaslon o f such topics o n ly leads to v io le n t and abusive ity, aud if people do not buy your language Jn the end.___________ ' ■ goods ixicauso of their merit, they A v o id personalities. C o m p lim e n ts d e li will buy out of respect for your cate ly g iven are alw ays acceptable, but even they m ust not be overdone, as the pluck and ingenuity in placing cha rge, o f in c in c e rlty is apt to fo llo w a them before the public. Advertise show er o f p re tty n o things spread broad with fcll the money yon can spare. cast Before c o in in g to the c ity to trade read It pays to try it. • " FRIDAY ............. J an . ers are requeste«! to exam ine T lie O b s e i ver a d v e rtis in g colum ns. Its th e active, w id e aw ake b u siu i ss man w ho advertises, c o n s e q u e n t l y he is (he m ost a c co m m od ating , sells the cheapest, and deals the m ost lib e ra lly in every way TO LEASE THE LAND. A M 4 T K IR T H E A T R IC A L S . Prepare to Give our Home Players Good Reeeptiou. ♦ •* . .• Caat.ol Characters. Salem Towne, from the White Hills of Old New Hani)*ehire ’“ A b plucky as they make ’em" ................ . George Mowry Mark Dtlploy, Cool and Cruel, ....................................Roy Axtell Martin Beckwith, a NY Bank er . .......................... A Heydt Shad Kershaw, a Tavern keep e r .............................Miles Martin Algy FitxAllen, a fragile dude, ...^ .......... ............. Byron Hawks B^llly, “Handy to have around" f •.................... Miss Grace Sells * . , , U O Elrod Police, two to u g h s .,.. ; LBarDUIn Daisy Beckwith, Martins’ dau. a truoboarted, lively girl. . < j. ............Miss Lillian Stanley Madeline, a descried wife . . . . . .......... .. Miss Laur* Johnson Mrs. llulda Towne, uot young, but still ctwriniAg. .............. ..........Mrs May Barnum Old’Kiucben, a terror . Mrs Barnum Be on time, as the curtain rises promptly at 8.30 sharp. minerals, regulations permitting fencing, right of way,etc-, and that the act sh^ll not be put into ojxjra tion in any state or territory until after its legislature, by resolution, request such action. Also, that re ceipts arising from the leases shall be set aside as an irrigation fund, to be expended in the state or terri tory iu which the same shall be collected. , ' - . The Senate has prepared another coffin for burial. It is labelled Philippines Bill. J. J. Hill is building a new city ’twixt two river«, the Columbia aud Wallaniet;which is to lie the second New York of Oregon. Astoria “ has been.” ______________ S&e*iMa<teBatyV< H o w t h e B o ss M a y B e E lim in a te d F r o m P o litic s T he Dalles Chronicle. If our Alabamans do not begin rehearsals inside of a week and re turn to Wasco with another play,it will not be because their inclina tions are not thitherward. Enthusi astic is no name for the description of their treatment at the hands of the Wasco people who received them with open arms,took them intothgir homesand entertained them royally. In fact our thespians say it seemed they could not do enough for them. The opera house was crowded for the play, and their efforts seemed td have been greatly appreciated. F i nancially the trip was also a suc cess, and even the four hours wait at Biggs did n’t lessen the enthusi asm of those actors not yet suffi ciently initiated in the business to have left Biggs behind and walked home. THK mAtiAlINBR. The feeling which Henrietta Cros- nian has for the character of Shaks- peres Rosalind, is no doubt the se cret of her success in that part. It is the buoyancy of the role that re freshes rather than fatigues its per- sonator, and the note of sadness which this actress allows to creep into her voice in certain passages but emphasizes this happy quality, and makes the wit and banter of other lines stand out more promi nently by contrast." As Miss Cros- man writes, in the February Delin eator; “ When I produced ‘As You Like It,’ we would exclaim aftux the first act. with genuine regret, Only three acts more,’ and then Only two acts more,’ ‘Only one act more.’ I believe that if the audi ence had remained seated after the performance, we would gladly have begun all over again. As the season drew to a close our regret grew more poignant. Then it was ‘Only two weeks; only one week,’ and finally: Only one night more,’ and it was a sad leave-taking, ’though for my part, it was only au revoir, since I never shall give up Rosalind, but always will kc< p her in my reper toire." By S A M U E L L C LEM ENS (M a rk T w a in ) Here’s Your Poultry. Brick Yard fir Sale. Barred Plymouth Rock roosters fffrkale. Gome from Myers priss flock in Portland last year. Will sell for $2.60 each. Apply at once, if you want them, to Mrs. N. W- T hompson , • Erskinville, Or Ths Moro brlok yawl property, djoining and west of the Court house, is for sale. Besides two city * blocks there is tan acreaae good for first class gardening, ana the whole tract will make a lovely suburban residence. Price 1700. For particu lars address B. V. H oover • 642, East 36th street, 202] Portland, Or far Sale or Trade. T is a peculiar condition, but none the less true, that the polit One graded Perchpron Stallion ical liberty of which wo are so proud is mainly responsible for 15-10 l’ercberon, good style, good the existenco of the political boss. At any eloction the people, breeder and kind disposition, age fi IF TIIE Y QHOOSE, may turn out the whole crowd. But years olej in jjpring, weighs 1900 Any person or persons having this very power which roats with the people is accounta pounds. Will sell on easy terms or horses, cattle, houses, lots or house trade for horses or mules. For par ble for the laxity which permits the Murphys and the McOurdys and hold goods for, sale, exchange, or ticulars, address parties desiring to buy such prop E sgbkrg A M ontgomery , tin McCalls and liegem ans to flourislt. We know that whenever we Blalock, Or. erty, will find T he O bserver a -et tired of the domination of the bosses or those in office who repro- 202] good medium for advertising and We may apply it at any , - f securing a oustomer. Try c u t theni we havo an unfailing remedy. T he O bserver , ,,.u d f o r , h . trc M on W E DON’T uod! aome flagrant “ t into, * / Moro, Or. an upheaval suoh as we have 8een in New York city and in I niladel Ear-m ark crop off one ear, un pliia and in soino other places. dor bit in other, branded Anohor-S Thero is a way to escape from the thraldom of bossism, and that is connected on hip.g Liberal reward bv the organization of a third party, AN IN D E PE N D E N T PA R TY , for information leading to their re For Sale. 1040 acres, deeded. made up of those who are generally called “mugwumps.” I m a iuug covery. Last seen near Rohr Villa Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now DeeChutcs. Columbia Packing Co. wump." I have never tiod myself to any party, but have voted for the or in cultivation, water, windmill, F. P. T aylor , nominee who appealed to me as being the best man. • The Dalles, Or. wells and springs. If you want a good place come and see me four Some man of great executive ability, John Wanamaker, for in miles east of Rutledge. Everything stance, will havo to enlist all his energies in the formation of a perma a man noeds. No middle man. nent third party. I t must be composed of men who are willing to give Address. F rank P ayne , 166 Rutledge, Or. up all affiliations W T H I E IT H E R OF TH E GREAT PA R TIES. And two Ranches for Sale. 1 have several residences in No man in It can have any political aspirations. Ho must not have Moro for sale. Also two ranches in any friends whom he wishes to push forward for political preferment Gilliam county, one of 640 acres, The s-Jo reason for the existence of this new third party must be to and'one of 932 acres. On this there Wholesale and Mailorder house elect the candidate of either the Democratic or the Republican party is betweon 800 and 900 acre< in cub assistant manager, man or woman,- tivation. Good buildings, and an who is believed to he the BEST F IT 1 ED for the office for which ho abundance of watef, supplied b (or this county and adjoining terri is nominated. wind mill from a well. Any or al tory. Salary $20 and expenses p a id , A m m * of tbis property can be bought on weekly; expense money advanoed. I t is not the idea that this independent party is to consist of another easy torms, or 1 ain open to consid Work pleasant;position permanent; no investment or experience requir er trade for other property. fog of noninJividualitics to bo swung in a mass for any candidate at ed. Write at once for particulars, J. M. P arry ., • 193] Moro, Or and inclose self addressed envelope. any one’s dictation. C ooper & Co,, , THERE W O ULD BE NOBODY WHO CO ULD D E L IV E R THAT Wedding Stationery, - at Tb> 193] 132 Lake st., Chicago, Ills. O b » e rv e r Book S to re . I l i Buy, Sell ir Enkuge | QgljriJJlJ [ q W$ Grail aid Stock farm City Property Wanted by Chicago VO TE IN A MASS. * I t is a partv made up of separate individualities, each holding and prir.ing the privilege of voting as ho chooses, tho rest to vote as they choose. And therefore you have this result— that if tho candidate of ono of the great parties is conspicuously a better man than the candi date of the oth< r great party it is believable that the independent party would vote as a mass for that man. B ut if both are equally conspicuous for m erit it is believable that this would split the independent vote in two, with tho final result that, both of these candidates being excellent men, NO ONE .WOULD CARE W H IC H WAS ELECTED. I f an independent rparty can obtain the nomination of excellent men on both sides, this would cortainly justify tho organization of a third party. - - Teachers’ Examinations y • b . ..... * * * Notice in hereby given that tba eonnty I f this third party has power to elect whoever it pleases, neither school anperintendeat of Sherman ooanty will hold the regular examination of appli- will select for its nominees any but the very best men. One can realize onnta for State and County Paper« at tba with what pains the names of the candidates would bo considered bo- Sherman County OotqtJHonse in Moro, as follow«, fore they were chosen for a placo on the tickets ? There could never For State Paper«, C-omuienoing Wedneeday February 14th, be any question about their eligibility. All the “mugwumps" would at 9 o’olook a. m., and continuing until Sat urday, February tTtb, at 4 o’olook p.m. h av e to d o w o u ld bo to dooido w h ic h m a n th e y lik e d beat a n d vote f o r W b o m m d a t —Penmanabip, hletory, apellinu algebra, reading, school law. him. I admit it would be a mixed government, but that wouldn t T hobbdlx — W ritten arithm etic, theory of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, pbjs matter. 'Jf io«, civil governi government I have often wondered at tho condition of things which sets aside F b ii >«¥— Geography, physiology, mentnl | anthineile, compoaitlou, pbyaioal geog rsphy. ■ ~ , | morality in politics and makes possible tho election of men whoso un 8 * ttjmdat —Botany, plane geometry, general fitness is apparent A mother will teach her boy at her kneo to tell hiatory, Knglieh literature, psychology For County Papers, , tho truth, to bo kind, to avoid all that is immoral. She will jxiihstak- Commencing Wednesday,February 14, a t !» o’clock a. m ., and oontinuiug u n til Friday ingly guide his thoughts and actions so that he may,igrow.up possessed February 16, at 4 pm. -*! • For let. ad and 8d Grade Certificates. f of «11 the manly virtues. , Congressman Lacey, chairman of While at it The Oregonian might the house committeou public lands give a list of hundreds more fearful TOM AND RINALDO. has introduced a bill to graut graz aud exjiensive wrecks, on the rock ing privileges to homestead settlers bound shores of Vancouver island, It lakes a woman to find when a and owners of small farms iu the to prove the insincerity of the acts m.tu is ‘’dead in love.” This is semi-arid regions .of thé west. Its of the so called “ International As what Mrs. Bath says of Rinaldo M. purpose is to give to homestead set sociation of Hailing ship Owners,” Hall, at the head of the allied roads leys and holders of small farms the iu its Is 3d discrimination against in Oregon: ‘‘He made the best off opportunity,in the semi arid region the Port of'Portland, aud in favor hand speech of thf session. Tojd to improve, use and protect grass of Puget sound porta for export. of the beautiful sceneiy in Oregon, upon the public domain in the vi Wrecks that have been occurring unsurpassed by any in the'world, cinityjof their holdings, so as to periodically fur years with such and advised member» of the asso prevent the further deterioration regularity that numeration of them ciation to use more space in their and the monopolizing of the range ‘ceased by the press through monot columns installing of the wonderful by owners of large herds of stock. ony of the oft tolt^eelf same story. products of the soil, etc. Mr. Hall It provides that portions of the G raft is not the epithet to apply to is not'a great orator,but he Is earn arid lauds, not capable of irrigation, an “association” so cnlpable,. in est, enthusiastic, confines himself may be leased for stock raising pur view of all the facts! Murderers strictly^o the trnth, and is dead in poses, subject to the right of entry aud thieves would be more fitting. love with Oregon." Of Tom Rich and settlement under the homestead And what are we to think of under ardson, Mrs. Bath says: “ If there’s mineral and other public laud lnws w riter who sanction such report a man in the whole state carrying The leases sliall run for a period as that of this supposed ship own around a bigger or a better heart not exceeding five years, and shall ers gang! than Tom Richardson, he is uot be limited to 3200 acres to any one Californians seem to appreciate visible to the nakwd oye. Mr. It. persou. The leases shall only be is secretary of both the Commercial made to actual homestead settlers, |4heir visit from the Oregouians this Wednesday —Penmanship, hiatory, orthog raphy, reading. club and the Oregon Development or to freeholders whose lands are iu month. Before The Webfeet on the Thursday— W ritten arithm etic, theory of teaching, grammar, physiolafcy, league, aud be is the right man in the vicinity of the lands to be leas Trail arrived in Han Francisco on Friday—Geography, , m ental arithm etic the right place.’’ ed. Leasing charges shall be regu the 15th, California was suffering school law oivll government. Primary Certificates. lated by the Secretary of the Interi for lack of rain from Red Bluff to — Penmanship, orthography, or, aud shall be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or C Han Diego. For hundreds of miles Wednesday STOCKS IN WALL STREET. reading, arithm etic. cents per aere; according to the through a country devoted to agri Thursday—Art of Questioning, theory of teaching, physiology- Never, iu the history of Wall st,, grass oi grade iu which theioereta culture there was nothing but dust Eighth Grade—February 1st and 2d. U. M. F hoht , C o . School Sup’ t and starving stock. In the great has there been such a market. A1 ry may classify them. This clause Sherman County Oregon valleys of the Hacramento and Han would perhaps Ix’i fatal iu Oregon, most every day some stock or Iu hi« WhitoTemple sermon Sun another breaks its previous record under classification by the present Joaquin, farmers were watching for The quotatious are simply beyond secretary. The bill contains numer clouds that never come, and the un day night Sam Jones figured that the understanding of the old lint ons minor provisions relating to varied sunshine and blue skies were the licensed saloon men of Portland positively distressing. Seed grain paid 91.40 per head for the citizen, conservative traders and investors, was rotting in the fields for lack of par value, vs. $14.00 per head for who stand in their offices and won moisture to sprout it. There was common ordinary hog«. der what this Great Pacific North climate in abundance, but nothing West can lx» that causes the market elso to recommend the state. But to i un away from them leaving the big rain which accompanied them without the nerve to advise The Webfeet on the Trail, repre customers- to buy in the highest fig senting Oregon with its bounteous ures that stocks have ever reached. rains and never failing crops, pro This is the marvel of the movement duoed greetings such as California today in Oregon, Washington,Mon Falling h ilr means weak hair. never before extended to this great tana and Idaho. Look at it; and Then strengthen your h a ir; commonwealth. Right here we wish one here may understand why the feed It with the only hair food, to remark, Webfoot was a tribute price« are so high; why so much A yer’s H a ir Vigor. It checks to Western Oregon, not a nickname enthusiasm in many stock circle«. falling hair, makes the hair as some suppose, aud it was made There are men in the street who lc odious (to some) by fastidious pre believe that U .I’.Ry. stock will •i tenders from California, aud else cross 200. As to Great Northern 81 where. May they learn not to do and Northern Pacific, there is no -n grow, completely curea dan «u anymore. limit*to the prophewiea. In one day -Io druff. And it always restores last week the definite statement color-to gray hair, all the rich, is Henry Frock is much pleased was sent out over the w ires that the dark color of early life. with the decision of the Supreme Great Northern stock will sell over «• M y h « lr tts » h l l l n « 00» b * 4 lT »n« I W M »• S fra K l I w ould In«« I I »11. T h o u I trlod A y e r ', court in his case against. G. P. and 500 before long—that papers are ac H » lr V l« « r, I t <i«lekly itopp«d U ie fo llln « suit « it h a ir a ll I eould wl,h I t to ho. Maggie Higinbotham. The decis tually signed which will loose the R khmxia R . A lls *. R llaa h o th , N. J J.C. ATSB CO., f i n»« Wot i to. HE above picture of the ion new enables him to rest secure ore lands to United Hiatt* steel on Lowell, M»*« fo r m an and fish is the tra d e iu his title to land which ho pnrch a royalty basis to yield the stock m ark of S c o tt’s Emulsion, used from Mr. and Mrs. H. some •91 holders of Great Northern over 10 -IX» and is th e synonym for •years ago, on a bond for a deed with per ceut jht annum. The wtatsment W9 stren g th and p u rity . It is sold notes to seen re balance of purchase was hardly challenged. "Nor does ol'L in alm ost all the civilized couu- price. A misunderstanding arose r .b it pay to contradict such minors,for tri«» of the globe. tietween the jxirties in regard to .«G as soon as one is nailed down an If the cod fish becamo extinct the payment of the notes, and Mr other conn* up to take its place. it would lx» a world-wide calam I have two pure blood Silvei B< sides, it may very well lx» true. ity, because the oil t h a t comes and Mrs Higinbotham attempted to leced Wyandotte roosters for sale 1 « II week the W m II street Journ from its liver surpasses all o th er declare the bond forfeited and take s t » very reasonable price. Can l>s ■ ,9< al Lapt printed a statementshowing that fats iu nourishing aud life-giving back the land, on the ground that delivered now. • Have just «(lilt'd Frock had failed to pay one of the two prize winners to my poultry mm the stocks of the («teat Northern, properties. T h irty years ago notes when due, but Frock refused yard. Will take orders now for N orthers Pacific, Canadian P acific. the proprietors of Hcott’s Emul nr i settings to bo delivered later in the to) s Union Pacific sod ftoo, had appre sion found n w ay of prejiaring to surrender the laud. Iligiuboth soAeon. G. A. M bloy , <dated in market price over 1*266, cod liver oil so t h a t everyone can am then brought suit in the Cirenit 204] Erskinville, Of •Id» OiW,000 in 12 months. The street tak e it nnd get the full value of court to recover the laud, snd have mim to *k it at ode mouthful,swallowed it the oil w ith o u t t he objectionable the bond forfeited. Judge Brad without a gasp, nnd was not a bit taste. S c o tt’« Em ulsion is the shaw decided io favor of Frock lx*t th in g in the w orld for weak, snrpiiaed. Six months ago it would backw ard children, thin, delicate Higinbotham appealed to the 8u Ons store building and one lot have staggered the street and sent people, nnd nil conditions of pretne court, nnd that court, a few Main street. dajs sines affirmed Judge Brad the brokers home thinking deeply w asting and lo st strength. Two lots snd building, suitable shaws decision, and settled the con for residence. Main street. over the question of how long it aliai troverjky in Frocks’ favog. Ho«fort! • « » « J A»r Aw e sampM will take to add another 1300,000,- This is.all good paying prop«<t> SCOTT A D O W N E, CHXMIAT« A Rsgsdale were Frocks’ attorneys, tv, and I want to sell it. For part 000 to their value! «— t U O TBSST, S S W T O S S snd handle») th^case for him in ticulars apply to L. B. H ill , The real copper crowd, the men S r u O l * 4K Moro, Or. 203] both courts. tw«t have dealt with Rogers and Auers Hair Vigor .Falling Hair Pore Blood for Sale. Moro Property for Sale. THE FOR H I8 FATHER SON TO A D V I8 E H IM T IC K E T BECAUSE TO OF THAT CAST VOTE HE H IS BOY F IR S T W IL L , VO TE, FO R A HAS ALW AYS BAD MAN W HEN IT * COM ES TAKE W HO ADHERED H IM IS ON TO T IM E A S ID E A THE AND C E R T A IN P R IN C I P LE S O F T H A T „ P A R T Y . COULD A N Y TH IN G BE MORE ABSURD 1 R u ssia Is D r iftin g to A n a r c h y By Profc«sor C. DEUTSCH. H ab raw Union Coll«««. C incinnati I T is impossible to say what the present revolutionary disturb- anees in Russia may lead to, for thero is absolutely no prece dent from which to draw conclusions. In no previous re v o lu tion has there beon an ORGANIZED LABOR PA R TY or Socialistic party, nor has thero lx;en any dynamite, the latter a fact of gravo significance. When, I was in Odessa, a sleepy looking town of half a million in habitants, last June, there were people who predicted anti-Jewish riots for tho Week of Pentecost, a fortnight later. T H E IR PR ED IC TIO N S CAME TRUE. Now the population o f Russia has gone beyond con trol of the government, which is reaping tho harvest of seed sown through oenturies of oppression. I t is generally conceded by the offi cials and newspaper editors with whom I talked while I was in Russia that any concessions the government might rnako now would como too late. We can only hope that somo strong statesman will oomo to tho broach with all his power and save tho country from the anarchy which seems the ultimate goal toward which it is inevitably drifting. IF H E DOES N O T COME. A T R O C IT IE S W IL L BE C O M M IT T E D W H IC H W IL L E C L IP S E A L L H IS T O R Y . E V E N T H E F R E N C H R E V O L U T IO N . In Odessa I learned th at th e excesses committed last spring in Zhitomir were encouraged, IF NOT ACTUALLY; R A NGED, by the local authorities. The idea was to attempt to im press the general population of Russia with the thought that^nobody would benefit from a revolution but the Jews, that they were the lead ers in the movement and that those who sided with these deepieed peo ple made themsolvne as low as tho Jews themselves. I t was in this way that they sought to discredit tho bitter fooling AGAINST i 11E AUTOCRACY which even then was seething through tho country. FStAA* A W » T y H a ir . girl whose hslr 1« only slightly w avy naturally Is Increasing the effect by her arrangement of It at night. Dampness makes the -wave. Before . . . A N*D going to bed «he brushes her hair thoroughly and then braids It loosely. W ith a damp, «oft. wide nallbru«b reserved for the purpose ahe lightly My Motto la > bruahes over the whole bead and then raises the braid from her neck to re Quick- H«!«, and Biuail Profits. move the weight of It from the roots. W ith her finger« ahe then pat« the L iv e and I.e t L iv e . waves Into place and w ith three pins bold« tbs braid a t the back of the head. Call and E x a m in e M y Htock of The braid Itself Is still down, but In stead of banging from her neck It Is st F U R N IT U R E the back of her head. In the morning and her h air Is In deep waves that brush B ID E L IN R H out as «6« la doing It up, but reappear l»efore buying when dampened. A fte r her. bslr Is en tire ly dressed she ties over it a thin vail for fifteen mtnutea, and whan that to removed her head look« as though to w ere Juat from the hands of a halr- Moro - Oregon. draaaer. only fa r pretUar m W HEN you have something you wish to sell, no matter what it may be, you want to place your proposition before as many people as possible. That creates demand, and demand * naturally creates a higher pricer*' w h e n you wish to purchase anything you want to reach as many people as possible. T hat creates competition, and competition reduces prices. W H E N you wish to make an exchange you want as large a variety as possible to consider, because then you’ll be sure to get just what you desire, and at a lower figure, too. “ W A N T ” ad in T he M oro O bserver will reach more people in Sherman County-than by any other medium available. B a e a xh.tattak' 0 . W. AXTELL ’5 "■r 'T 7 *7 v u z z- z . Z iz Z kW jyL B M All kinds in large or small quantifies. MOULDINGS, S1SH, DOORS, AND SCREENS LIME, CEMENT, COAL, — WOOD and POSTS. You will always find at our yard. FURNITURE U N D E R T A K IN G se SLA B W OOD at «pedal prices by oar load lots. We also handle KNOCK DOW N FRAflES and B U ILDINO PAPER. all competition. W IN D O W Will meet Estimates cheerfully given on all bills large or small. Wind River Lumber Company Robert O. Lyon; Agent, Moro, Or ■y «Z vy «F V -y y Z Z V Z Z Z Z Z z ZZ