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N eck
W fifll* ^wo
™ V<*1 q u a litie s
W flic tc
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^ a(^^ee ^ a n c y N eck W ear sp e c ia lly p ric e d 26o. to 36c
now igg , 40c. to 76c. q u a litie s now 26c.
C om e w hile th e sto c k is c o m p lete. A sp le n d id a s so rtm e n t
L adies S h irt W aists in a ll of th e b e st w ash m a te ria ls in
W h ite a n d C olors.
M l« d i n
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JEWELER
O PTICI«.
I I n d p r w p f lf
U l l U V l W V O .1
L adies M u slin U n d e rw e a r.
T h e b e st an d
m oet co m p lete lin e we hav e ever show n.
L adies W h ite U n d e r S k irts Lace or E m b ro id e ry trim m e d 76c to $2.60.
L adies M uslin G ow ns Lace or E m b ro id e ry trim m e d , 66c to $2.00.
Call and see the New QiIt Belts, 25c. to $1.50.
Gents Furnishing Goods O
n
“ est a s e so rtm
Pan
a th ta e
T h e
e ta
L arg
e a
n m
t a in H
C o u n try , in a ll th e la te s t shapes, $6.00, $7.60 a n d $10.00
Y ours for B usiness.
SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY
MORO, OREGON.
Get one of our indellible. pads
: Gas engines, all sizes. See Geo.
* »
and stamp (or marking linen.
N. Croefield, Wasoo, Or.
There will be preaching In Monk-
Sample copies of this paper may
HOMO, BHBRMAN CO..OBÏOOM:
land
next Sunday at 2.30 p.m.
be bad at The Observer business
Wagons,
Wagons, Wagons. See
The price of The Observer is 11.60 office—6c. per copy.
P«r year. 76 «ante (or elx month«, 60 oante
Geo.
N.
Croefield,
Wasoo.
. (
If you want to keep posted on all
for foor month»—bot if paid In advance we
sjoopt 17-60 In (n il (or M yaar«. Shorter (bat la doing in Sherman county, yon want
A young lady, wrelative of Mrs
term e than one year 1SK oenta per month.
The Observer. Terms |1.60 par year
Barzee, died of tuberculoeis in
Send for advertising rates.
Our “ads” attract attention and Wasco last week. /
m
advertise.
When
you
get
our
ad
J
une
8,
1906
McCormick
headers
and extras.
FRIDAY.
vertising, you get business bringers. See Geo. N. Croefield, Wasco.
Yon can always find it profitable
The Observer is the home paper
Miss Darby left on the 6th for a
to use the classified adv. columns 90 days outing, and visits with
you want.
Don’t fail to see the new Stockton of The Observer. They bring buyer friends abroad in Oregon.
and seller together.
drapers made for »11 headers.
Difficulty in having your Ohoorr»»’
Will sell you a gas engine, and changed may be avoided by sending the
C. L. Montgomery returned from
desired alteration to thia office. Always
set it up, running in order. Geo. give the name of the office from which
a trip to Beaver land Monday.
you want It changed, aa well aa the one to
Latest maps of both Oregon and N. Croefield, Wasco.
which It It to be aenl.
Some of the attractions at De
Washington, for sale at The
For tale 1-16 horse Case engine,
moss, the 4th, will be a picnic din
Observer Book Store.
1-30x64 Rueeell separator, with
The Stockton new draper, made ner, good program at 2:30 p. m, in
fork, oables, cook house, at a map.
for all headers, for sale by Holt cluding a chorus of twenty voioee.
Good terme. See Geo. N.’ Croefield,
A merry-go-round, and swings for
Mfg. Co., Wasco, Or.
,
Wasco.
#
Several good living rootle, stores, the children.
The West End of Moro has doge
and offioes to rent in People*’ Main
C heap R ailroad T bavxliwg . A and oats to spare. One‘hqodred
street building. For terme and par reduction in fares from Pacifio
years ago Lewis and Clark would
ticulars apply to J. O. Elrod.,
Coast points to New York, Boston, been glad to get the doge that are
Many inquiries are being received Montreal and intervening pointe,
fat. Outlaw cats make excellent
by * Prof. Cordlsy of the State make the through fare 168, is an
agricultural college, with referenoe nounced by A. L. Craig, general fertilizer.
The charge that the beef trust
to spraying for oodlin moth. It is passenger agent of the Harriman
the evident purpose of farmers to lines in the Northwest, after a con sells diseased meats reminds one of
make a straggle to redeem their ference with passenger officials of the story of the Dutch grocery man
who sold meat to a customer that
fruit from the worms. Indeed, they other Northwestern roads.
The
mast do so in order to be able to sell new rate becomes effective immedi bad maggots in it. He bad assur
their apples at all, for it is the an ately and will continne until further ed the customer that the meat was
nounced purpose of inspectors to notice. This rate is the result of a fresh aud good. The next day the
oondemn all wormy apple« found out in tariff by the Soo lines and customer came back with the meat.
In the market, and to prevent the the readjustment in the east called He was red heated about the matter
sale of them, as by law required. for a similar cut in the prioe of and proceeded at once to hand the
The penalty for offering snch fruit through tickets. The rate from grooeryman a chunk of bis mind:
“You sold me this meat yester
for sale is oonfisoation and a fine, Spokane, Pendleton, Walla Walla
day.”
and the state board is requiring all and common pointe is now 153.
“Ya-as, said the German calmly,
inspectors to enforce the law. This Tickets sold at the 168 and 163
means that those who do not spray tariffs will be good by way of Mon “und vat if I did?”
“Yon said that it was fresh.”
will simply lose all frnit that is not treal and St. Lawrenoe River gate
“Veil,
and vat if I did?”
used at home, tor it will not be ways, over either the Grand Trank
“It
is
full
of maggots.”
permitted to be sold. A further or Wabash out of Chioago. How
“Veil, und vat if it is?”
inducement for farmers to spray long the reduced rates will oontmue
“You are a ------liar.”
now, is that the arsenate of lead is only a matter of surmise. Some
“Veil, vat if I am?”
used for spraying oodlin moth is railroaders prediot that they will
Congress and President Roosevelt
fatal to caterpillars, and that in the not last longer than the final week
will
settle each deals in Chicago
deetruotion of the former, oatter- of June, altbongh a continuation
after that date la coneidered likely. and elsewhere In future.
pillers will also be destroyed.
The
The Observer la the Sherman ZE3Z©SLCL@ LOl©-©© are mostly caused by the strain of
I. Hathaway wee in from Monk-
Sherman oonnty will sntho»s
county paper you want.
July 4th and 6th in Moro. Every* land Monday.
E y e s and can I hj
The Ladiea Aid society will serve T l x ©
G. E. Jamea has had a new
body ooms.
Robert Kaeeberg has purobaaod picket fence plaoed around his city dinner in Moro July 4th.
ZE5© r x x x a ,r x © x x tly r C x x x c c l by wearing the
When is a Ubla like the book
the Shockley oottage on MoGoy home. .
O H 1 . 2 1 S S G S 10 relieve the undue strain put
avenue, and may soon ba living In
The Dorcas Society will meet next eover? When the leaves are In it. O O T T ^ C t
upon them.
Moro.
When do waters beoome like the
Wednesday afternoon at Mre.
vloked of the earth? Whendanmed. M y equipment for making au Accurate teat of the eyes in Unexcelled by
L. L. Peetz A Co. now have two Logan’s.
any offioe in the state. I have ail the latest Improved iustrumeuts, which are
thrashing maohinee, having por*
When is a meal like a stylish expensive, and know how to use them. Consult, me. My advice in this
Dolph Heydt and D. D. Carmody
chased the Medlar machine last left Sunday for a Ashing trip to bather’s ooatume? When skimpy. matter w ill be worth something to you. I am strictly honest In my ex
amination«, and never prescribe glasses, unless they are actually rnsxled.
weak. •
Collins.
When is a street oar Ilka a man’s
C .L . Montgomery has taken up
The heavy rains this week made boot being repaired? When the
hie temporary annual abode in the Sherman oounty wet. The voters last la in.
and
Rose City, between seed time and made it dry.
Demoaa springs will oelebrate on
harvest.
There will be eervioee in the on the 4th In a good, old fashioned
M e r o , O x e g ro rx .
The Biggs-Shaniko train over the Presbyterian ohuroh Sunday morn basket pionio, in the grove.
0. 8. Ry., is becoming generally ing and evening. All are weleome
Mr Blue and one of his tone are
known as the doge tail—it is so uni* to theee eervioee.
spending a week or two in a Hood
formly behind.
“Lawyer” Finch, palled by the river valley strawberry patch.
C. K . Cochran will have no more Portland Polios Judge for telling
Don Wheat and wife left Tuesday
trifling with a wind-mill over hie bis client to swear falsely? was at for a visit with relatives in Rosburg,
well. He has installed a gasoline ore time an ordinary stage driver, Eugene aud Oakland, Oregon.
en^iii« to do the pumping.
on the Rutledge route out of Moro.
The Ladies’ Aid Society met in
After carefully canvaseiDg the
Ralph Kay put the break down the country Wednesday, at the
situation in three oountiee, Edgar too hard Tuesday on The Sachs pleasant farm home of Mr and Mrs
Lewis ban decided that Sherman Market wagon, descending Lpuerook Blue
county suits him best of all.
grade, whioh twirled the rig eo that
Sunbonnete for the ladies; euro
Lloyd Leslie returned from Al the teem got a glympse of the rind mer bats for the men, including the
berta last week, to secure 30 dave wheels, whioh set them to going imitation straw panama, at Mess
refreshment from the genial climate an J in lha-twinkling of an eye they inger A Son, Morn.
of good old 8berman oonnty.
were gone, over two roads.
The
We’ve got the tools and wbats
Sprinkling ones lawn in the rain wreak was not quite so bad ae it more we know how to use them in
is like building bon fires in the might have been.
this Print Shop. Come and see for
streets “just because the law allows
Tba cloud that tipped ita load of yourself.
it.” Better repeal a bad law.
The Dorcas Society receipts for
water overboard Sunday just above
W. A. Norcroas ie looking about Sherman oounty, filled every dry luncheons eleolion day were $74.65,
for a borne farm in good Old Sher creek full to overflowing from Mo- with expenses of $14.95; netting the
man. Selling out this summer as Donald bridge to Arlington. Gibson society $59.70.
he has, does not carry removal with creek and China hollow were full to
The list of premiums to be award
T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n .
it.
the brisk when the C. S. Ry. train ed at the Sherman county fair in
met
the
waters,
doing
some
damage
Moro July 4tb, will appear in this Medical Staff: Dr. T. C. Avery. Stephenson, Wash.; Dr- F.4L
Geo. Hennagin had six 4-horse
Collins, Goldendale, Wash,; Dr. H. C. Dodds, Dufur, Or.-, Dr. J. A.
teams loading with brick in Moro from Wasoo to Biggs. Two slides paper next week.
Geisendorffer,
The Dalles, O r; Dr. H. Logan, The Dalles, Or.-,
yard one day last week, with which ooourred west of Arlington-on the
Children are specially promised
to line up a big cistern he is build O. R. N. line, one of them 300 feet a good time in Demoss grove July Dr. R. W. Logan, M ora Or.; Dr. J ; M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or.
long.
McCone Sanitarium for medical and surgical cases has all the attention and
ing at hie farm.
4th.
Basket dinner, everybody The
advantages that any up to-date hospital or sanitarium can offer, and (no
L.
L.
Peetz
drove
to
the
city
additional advantages and comforts of a private home.
Mies Jennie Ginn ie the guest of
oome. Program at 2:30 p. m.
For further information, address any member of the staff or The Sanitarium.
Mies Lillian Stanly, having oome scales the other day with a ton of
We enjoyed a real good old-times
fine
green
hay
in
his
headerbox.
down from Walla Walla last week
visit with Mayor C. W. Moore of
to visit her brothers, Arthur and Immediately he was surrounded by Grass Valley Wednesday.
Hie
the owners of Moro oowe, and pressed
Sign Writing.
-•
Carriage Painting. •
Elwood, and numeroue friends.
first call in this shack for five years.
for knowledge as to where it oame
H. M. Shull, now of Kent, was a
I am better equipped to test eyes
from? was there any more7 bow
Moro visitor Monday.
He has
than
a traveling optioian could be,
much a too? etc., showing that
------Dealer in------
bought another thrashing machine,
and
will
always be here to guarantee
there ie an earnest desire on the
with which to attaok the golden
Paints,
Oils,
Picture
and Room Holdings,
ojy
work.
O.M.
Heaoock,
Moro,
Or.
part of people here, to obtain feed
harvest promised in that part of the
Glass
and
Wall
Paper. ,
It ie reported that O. M. HeaoOok
for our famishing bossies.
county.
Paper Hanging and House Painting.
People who have growled at hav has sold out. There ie no truth in
; Pendleton, Walla Walla, and
Furniture Varnished and Polished.
the report however, aa he has no
ing
to
pay
30
cents
for
ferry
at
towns between, suffered much
Pictures Framed and Matted.
thoughts
of
quitting
business
in
damage from the flood last week. Twickenham, and always used the Moro.
Bedsteads Enameled.
Io parte of Umatilla county whole ford when possible, sometimes at the
Estimates furnished on application. A ll work neatly done\
This week has added wealth to
farms were ruined.
The storm risk of life, may now suck the
sweet curd of content. The boat is the farmer daily, in increase of
center was the Bine mountains.
sunk, to rise no more. It was pat crops, until the old-time talk about
Having secured a thrashing out
there by John Asher, and was a 40 bushels per aore is. heard in
fit, with which to harvest hie grain,
vary great accommodation, but was spots.
“Walk-Over”
ae he must husband the straw
w
never truly appreciated.
No^,
Beware of traveling opticians,
stack for his cattle in winter, L. L.
when the river ie not fordable, the they oharge exorbitant prices, and
Rialto Lasts
Peetz has sold hie oombined bar
granty traveler may go up to the will not ba here to guarantee their
vaster to P. J. Dilliuger. Consider
Service oreek bridge, cross over, work. Patronise your home op
ation $1,200.
B la c k P a t e n t L e a t h e r
tioian.
and double-back.
Woodmen of the World will serve
Lace or Button
A. M. Wright is the owner of a
Last week W. A. Nor cross and
their Contest Supper in the ball at
bob tailed calf. The animal for
Charles
R.
Belshee
finished
a
deal
thiecity Wednesday evening, June
getting to order one before its ar
Black Öun Metal
13tb, at which all Woodmen are involving $6,300 by which Mr
rival on this mundane sphere. So
Belshee
takes
the
lease
of
auction
7,
expected to be preeent and take
lutee or B u tto n
Robt. Hunter says.
part in the feetival, several initi the growing crop and 16 head of
Mrs Robert Kaeeburg accom
horses. N. W. Thompson, G. A.
atione will be made.
Maloy and L. L. Peels bought the panied Mrs Carrie Jaokson to
T a n R u s s i a C a lf
Dr. W. H. Snook has a pair of
thrashing outfit, paying Mr Nor hospital for treatment in Portland
I .ace or Button
horses which he purposes entering
Mr Jackson and Dr.
cross $600 for it. The Rueeell Co. Monday.
at Salem as the Boss Runaways.
took the engine baok. This leaves Logan went also on the 5th.
Three times they’ve demolished
\ T
“ S O R O S IS ” a n d
Mr. Norcross free to enter some
Demoss springe will celebrate
“ W a lk -O v e r? S to re .
things, going through barbed wire
other lines of business for the bene the 4th with a basket dinner. De-
fenoee, etc., ooming out each time
F o rm e rly F ifth and W a s h in g to n .
fit of hie health, or remove to Ne Moes orchestra will furnish music
without a scratch.
W ashington and Third Streets
vada, as he ie almost persuaded to during the day.
Refreshments
The boy who eaves hie money be
do. -
sueh as ice cream, lemonade and
••All Around The Northwest Corner”
comes the banker, the merohant,
Robert Belshee began Upping a oonfectionary will be sold in the
PO RTLA ND
-
-
-
OREGON.
profeaaional d>an. The boy who
1 on Elwood Thompson’s grove.
neyer eaves a oent makea the man
Jain water to hie premises,
Beesons’ Unole Tom’s Cabin orew
who “earns his bread by the sweat
, « swan t m v T U f i M
w otvyi
Nome of the tools on the of musioians helped themselves to
of hie brow,” hardly ever owns a
An old. pet of a horse in nearly all the music of Moro band
home or enjoys the luxuries of life.
WASCO MILLING CO.
Elwood’s bunob, with more carios on their recent visit. The music
G. T. Parr, general agent for the ity than the fabled monkey, went
had been left in the Opera house a
Eastern Oregon Land Co., was nosing about the place to diBOOver
H A L F A S A C K o i our high grade flour la
few hours, at the time of commence
equal m reaalta to a full »act o f other
amongst the lot of O. R. N. ma if possible whet Robert was doing,
brand«. 'Tis tho best on the market lor hall
ment-week work.
rooned passengers at Pendleton, but and, of course, into the well he
agsin |hc money.
Uniform in quality and
Buy
the
genuine
imported
aven-
purity.
The highest development ol tha
succeeded in reaohing home Satur flopped; after digging and enlarging
m
iller’s
art,
combined
with the very best
day, before it* became necessary to the well the animal was dragged erioue carbolineum; the imitation
wheat that IS raised in Sherman county.
being offered is only a temporary
co m eJ^ u m l by Spokane, Seattle
Once tria d — A lw a y s used.
out, apparently satisfied.
remedy if at all. If genuine one
andmVrtland.
Bro. Johns says, “no improve application lasts for all time. Aak
Eberman A Shockley, barbers,
ment
has been made on the kiss old to see our sealed packages. The
have sold their shop and fixtures in
Adam
invented.” Guess not, says Observer Book Store.
this city to Edgar Lewis, former
The Dorcas Society had a real
Bro.
Hall,
“If ne guye oould get the
proprietor. Ed. ie a popular ton-
jolly
meeting at Mre Hayee Wed
article
that
Adam
got
we
wouldn’t
sorial artist, always giving satis
needay.
The game was thimbles,
went
the
garden.
Think,
he
bad
faction; and we are pleased to see
/ L/ L/ Z Z . Z ZU Z« A dA 1A- Zs Z.» X» ¡Z- Z« Z^> / L 1 / A A A
needles
and
thread, hata, caps, etc.
no
ooreet
to
encounter
to
spoil
hie
him back in Moro. He will give
bug, no paint to spoil hie kiss, no Miseee Ida Mowry and Cashie
people good laundry service, also.
small brother to watoh, no old man Murray were winners in hate and
The New Idea magazine for June
to dodge and mother-in-law to fear. oape. Mrs Logan and Mre Laura
E a ta b le s of a ll k in d s
will give you excellent advice on
Guess there ain’t no improvement! Ireland losers.
a t T h e S a c h s M a rk e t
one of the burning questions in the
been made. Give an ordinary Ore
A couple of parasites preying up
C A r H C McCaleb Building
female world during springtime;
gonian the ohanoe Adam had and on people afllioted with weak eyes,
•
ls ^ Main Street.
that of the wardrobe to be prepared
tbere’a no telling what he wouldn’t were arrested Wednesday by Sheriff
for the summer outing.’ The article
Dealer In all Kind« of Fiah and Cured Meats, H im , Bacon
MoCoy, on oomplaint of Mr Hea-
invent.
*
and Lard.
Fresh Fiah every Thursday and Friday.
winds up with some notes on
Headquarters for Vegetables and Fruit«.
Butter and
oook and brought to this oity for
Mrs
Mary
Junkin,
of
Tangent,
kimonos and comfortable dressing
ftyy* taken In exchange. Give me a trial order.
trial.
They
refunded
$40
of
$66
who has bean very ill, is now con
jackets.
z z z z z M
z z 'z z r -z -z v z z Z z v *z -z
robbed from one lady, and gave
Mr and Mrs C. R. Shandy finally valescent at the home of her daught
baok
$40
of
$46
taken
from
another
left for their new home in Idaho on er, Mre Ollie F. Stephens, Portland.
lady, then paid fines of $20 eaob
C h a r le a D a v is
W m . H o00ard
the 2d. *Mre Dora Williams and “Grandma” Junkin, as ebe ie
and
costs,
and
skipped
over
tba
line.
Miss Jennie, left also, on the 4th familiarly oalled, is a pioneer of
Edward Everett Hale’s optimie-
for their new home in California. Linn oounty, having looaUd there
tlo
article on the comforts of today,
in
1862.
She
knew
Oregon
when
Mr and Mrs W. R. Crogan take the
and
the first article of a serious
it
waauncultured
and
uncultivated.
plaoee of Mr and Mrs Shandy in
oampaign against child slavery are ELECTRICAL W IR IN G , « 5 « PLUM BING,
Tuesday
being
tba
86th
anniversary
the C. 8. Ry. employ, and Dr. J. F.
James and bride (Mies Graoe Hob- of her birth, friends and relatives the contrasting features that dis
T IN N IN G , G A S
STEA M REPAIRING
eon), take the plaoee of Mrs Wil Joined In making the day a happy tinguish the June number of the
Woman’s Home Companion. The
one
for
the
aged
guest.
The
parlors
liams and daughter. True it la,
B IC Y C L E W O R K , E te .
whilst some go, others immediately were deoors tad with ohoios roses, latter subjeot la handled In a
step Into their plaoee, end after a and tokene of love and eeteam wait masterly way In the first of a eariaa
P e o p le s B u ild in g , HDaln S tr e e t, HAoro. Or
time the sad thoughts at parting In evidaooe. Mre H. L. Vorea ren of artiolee to eave the children, each
artiole
sustained
by
actual
photo
heal over, but where years of life dered several vocal numbers in a
have been spent together, we of the ewset manner, and Mrs Young and graphs and names and addn
ALL the time.
pioneers who remain feel the pangs Mrs Stephane also rendered mosioal of little ohildren drudging all
Por County news
around
you.
v
selections.
much more sensibly.
O b s e rv e r
W . F. Weigand & Co.
Leaders in Hardware and Implements.
Grass Valley, Oregon.
W e don’t have to make much noise or display about the extent j
or quality of our stock, for the people are smart enough them
selves to know where to come to find the proper variety to select
from, and feel absolute confidence in the quality of our goods
and the littleness of the prices.
If
you
are
g oing
to
b u ild
Y ou m u st sp ra y if you w an t
apples. T ry W . F . W eigand a C o . for
T h e r ig h t ’tools to do it w ith .
sm all
E x a c tly T h e
T h in g for
th is y e a r you w ill find th e 1906
H a r d w a r e a t W. F. W eigand a C o ’ s .
u p to d a te a n d T h e B e s t for th e
o rc h a rd s to y o u r ord er.
le a st m oney.
and X Co., 8S S Ä L
i i
The McCune S anitarium
?
E. M. MEACH, floro, Or.
Oxfords
$4.oo
$4-00
Ì3.5O
K
I ft H T Q
J 1 I U II I
WASCO MILLING CO.,
Wasco, Or.
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