Sherman County observer., June 22, 1906, Image 3

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Furnishing Goods
Hats Shoes
Clothing Etc.
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N e v e r b e fo r e h a s
o u r lin e o f
G e n ts
F u r n is h in g s b e e n so
c o m p le t e a n d w e i n ­
v ite
s p e c ia l a t t e n ­
Shoes and Oxfords
P a te n t le a th e r, T a n s a n d
B la c k s, all th e la te s t a n d b e s t
sty les a t p ric e s th a t c a n
be beat
by
not
a n y sh o e h o u se
in A m e ric a .
Panama Hats
Wra. Harper was a Moro business
visitor Tuesday.
Gas engine«, all sixes. See Geo.
Crosfield, Wasoo, O r
Don’t fail to see the new Stookteo
drapers made for all headers.
Born. In Moro, June 14th to
the wife of Geo James, a »on.
P J DilUnger was attending to
bneioese matters (in Moro Tuesday.
If its a Book you want, The
Observer Book Store is tbe place to
find a variety to select from.
Miss Jeunie Ginn left Moro this
week to join her father, Hon R J
Ginn and family In California.
Miss Evelyn MoLean of Athena,
an old friend of Mra James, Is
visiting at the home of Mra G E
James.
Mrs J N Fordyce brought home
with her, from tbe Hower garden of
Mrs GN Crosfield, Waaeo, some love
ly roses, W ednesday.
Wm Morrison has purchased tbe
residence of G M Froet on First
street, and as soon as it is vacated
will become a oilizen of Moro.
Farmers teams line tbe highways
again this epriug as of old hauling
wood and lumber. The roads are
very good, considering the amount
of rain fall. The Dufur region is
U md kem C M M M fta .
far Im aaaU.
their attraction.
SC O T T Î BOWN1, Cbcadate,
ij Paarl Straat,
Naw Yaak.
Miss Nellie Bailey, daughter of
joc. «ad »• wo, »II
Rev C P Bailey, accompanied by
Dr Taylor of Grass valley, took the
train from Condon Friday for Port­
THE DEAL 18 MADE.
land were Miss Nellie goes for an
More Flour Mills Will Now Renew operation for appendicitis. The
Work.
dootors pronounce the case doubt­
Hump Back
A private dispatch
from Mr
Edaon yesterday, informs ua that
the deal for the Moro Flour Mills
has been completed, and that he
will arrive here within 20 days to
put the same in working order and
will be ready to xtart the wheels to
rolling as soon as wheat begins to
cone in.
Thin is good news for the farmer;
it is good for Moro; it is good tor
Shorman oounty. Mr. Edaon is a
praotieal, first class miller; one who
understands the business from A to
Z. And don’t you forget it.
ful. 1
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‘T-7*Og/5_!a
arc mostly cau,ed by tho »train of
T l x © E y e s and can be -
F e x E c x a z x e x r t l - y C u x e d by. wearing
C o rre c t
Q - la s s e s
\
"'li,vt!11,6
the
pu‘
'.upon them.
My Equipment for making an Accurate teat of the eye# is iM xcelled
auy ottloe In the state. I huve all U.e Un-al unproved
exnetisive and know bow to use them. t.«»n«ult, me. My a t lv k e lu tut
matter will be worth something to you. I am strictly honest In niy ex ­
aminations, and never pre»crll»e glasses, unle*«t they are aetuklly needed.
JEWELER
and
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0P1ICIW.
Z v d lc x o , O x c g 'o r x -
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Audy Shearer, one of the best
known and popular horsemen in
Sherman county, has accepted »
place in the Blue Barn. He is t
have full charge at Hny time dur­
ing the abseuoe of Mr Dunaliob
which is a guarantee to owners that
their stock will receive proper at­
tention at all times
The base ball game In this oily
tomorrow will he a very interesting
one, and everybody will be there,
unless per hit pe a few advocates of
Sunday games refuse to look in. We
believe Saturday is a better day for
any game than Sunday, and this
contest between Goldendale and
Moro will decide the point. Don’t
forget the dance in the evening
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O M Heaoock, the popular Moro
Jeweler, hae added a great variety
te
T h e o n ly h a t for th e
of records of new music to his stock.
His graphophones are the life of
$ u m m e r tim e, th e y a re g o in g
Moro. -
J F Wallop and wife are in Port­
fast. C o m e w hile th e re a re
land . Where Mr W is employed.
The little family are “at home” in
You want to know about the
p le n ty o f sty les to select from .
Moro, with Miss Louise as home-
weather
for the 4th. Well, Blinky
keeper.
Those shade trees are worth says: more storms are coming and
$100 00 eaob, and the man jsho thermometers will climb up to the
uses his knife to one of them de­ 80® before July, which will come in
serves to be thumped over Bis head oool 1st and 2d. 3d, 4th and 5th
warm, storm 6th, 7th 8tb. Showers
with a club.
T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n .
Mrs G T Parr is enjoying’a visit all through July, and brisk gales In
Medical-Staff:
Dr.
T. C. Ayerv.-Stt-plM iion, Wash.s I'r f. 11.
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from her mother,Mrs Baker, of San August.
Collins.
Goldendale.
Wash.-.
Dr. ll. t . M
Ih.tur Or.: I'r.J. A.
Mr and Mrs Geo Bolton of Leb­
taAna, California, and an aunt from
Geisendorfler.
T
in
Halles,
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1
Logan.
Ihe •
Massachusetts, whom she has not anon, are spending the season at
Wagons,
Wagons,
Wagons.
Dr.
K.
W.
Logan,
Moro.
Or.:
Dr.
1.
M.
Lower
Lire Dalles, Or.
Newport, which enables Miss .Lulu
Plenty of fishing tackle at S T Co.
seen for many years.
The MicCuneSanitarium for medical and aurgical eases has all the
Geo. N.Crosfield, W bbco .
to
carry
out
her
oherished
preference
Born. To the wife of M P Bull,
Judge Wm Rudolf, J C Coy and
There are four verses. Verse 1. advantage« th a t any up to-dnle honpltal or «ttiutunqin tun nfltr, and Hi©
McCormick headers and extras. Johny Johnson had a jolly good for Moro, and she is now here, the
additional advantage« and eomforU <>f ft private m®“ ”;
.
q u iitnrluni.
June
19th,
a
son.
MORO, RHEUMA.N CO.,OREGON:
Ayer’s H slr Vigor stops filling
For further Information, addres« any niem la-m j tlie s all or It t a
See Geo. N. Crosfield, Wasco.
guest
of
Miss
Ida
Mowry
at
Cherry-
time trout fishing in DesChutee last
The Ladies Aid society will serve
hair. Verse 2. Ayer’s Hslr
G M Frost and family will re­ week, and are still leaBtlng on the uroft. Miss Bolton was always a
The prioe of The Observer h, $ 1.50 dinner in Moro July 4th.
Vigor makes the hair grow.
main
residents
of
Moro
until
great
favorite
amongst
Moro
young
v®«r. 75 cent» for six months, 50 o*nt»
Speckled Beauties.
New shipment of ladies fancy
Verse 3. Ayer’s Hair Vigor
or f<»«r month»—but if paid in »drano« wo
Sign Jrniing.
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Carriage /\tiJiiing.
October, then remove to their new
A meeting of citizens favorable to folk, who are vieing one with
joopt
r«e in full for 2 year». Hbortor neck wear at S T Co, Moro, Or.
c
u
re
s
dandruff*
V
e
rse
4.
t.rm» than one year 12H o«nt» per month.
home in Texas.
local option, from all parts of Sher another to make her visitas pleasant
E . M . M E A C H , M o ro , O r.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor mskes the
Dr J F James and wife were
Send for advertising rates.
Shephard Newcomb, aged 84, man county, met »«-
----- as possible.
at the ««•«...
court - house
scalp
healthy,
and
keeps
it
so.
serenaded
by
Moro
Silver
Cornet
----- Dealer in - -
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All local» will be run till ordered out,
J H DeMoss and wife played the
died In Grass valley, June lOtb. TharBday to effect organization of a
It is a regular hsir-food; this
inleM otherwise »peclfied.
Band Tuesday evening.
slickest
kind
of
a
slip
on
a
party
of
Deceased was born in Ohio in 1822, h aw and order league.
P a i n t s , O ils , P i c t u r e a n d R o o m M o ld in g s ,
is the real secret of its won­
I>on't »end u» for free publication any-
Charley Powell has recovered his and was one of the early pioneers of
serenaders” Friday night, by tak­
Supervisor llu ls and Commission
G l a s s a n d W a ll P a p e r .
,hlng of an advertl«lng character.
derful success.
purse, recently lost, and advertised
er Wright went over the Devils ing a surry ride to Wasco where
Oregon.
<hs bMt kind ol a U attm onU l-
Wfpcr lLuuing end House Painting,
For sale 1-15 horse Case engine, L anon rOad, so-called, Wednesday, their honeymoon trip began. A
••»old lor ovar al>ty y»ara.
. . . J une 22, 1906 in The Old Reliable Observer.
FRIDAY.
fu rniture Vftrnishcd and Poliehed.
Hon B F Pike and wife are at­ 1-30x54
host
of
Iriends
in
Sherman
coupty
“ “ Russell
" separator,
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with and decided that is time something
Pictures Framed an d M atted.
congratulate Mr and Mrs DeMoss
Plenty of fishing tackle at 8 T Co. tending the Grand Army encamp­ fork, cables, oook house, at a snap. was to be done that way.
> XAKxarwtxa.
B edsteads Enftm eled.
Some of the attractions at De and welcome them to their home in
ncntly
catar ncracAL.
Dorn. To the wife of Harry ment this weak in Southern Oregon. Good terms. See Geo. N. Crosfield,
Estimates furnished an affheatton. z / / Z
J
A
Smith,
of
Doherty
farm,
ex
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moss,
the 4th, will be a picnic din Demoss. They will reside in the
Wasco.
lenson, on the 17th a eon.
Father Williams, an octogenarian nefi good program at 2:30 p. m, in cosy DeMoss residence, where they
Born. To the wife of Horace pects to begin harvest in his barley
field on the 10th, and in wheat on from Yamhill county is enjoying a ciuding *a chorus of twenty voioee. will be at home after June 30th.
i|rong, June 16th a daughter.
Tbe moving picture show of
the 20th. , .* .
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visit in Sherman oounty with old-m erry-g^o-round, and swings for
J N Fordyce ha» arrived home
scetiRB in ruined Ban Francieoo,
Several .pupila completed 8th time» friend», the Brisbins, Mes- the’obildren.
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rom a business trip to Portland.
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VW WROIR
grade examinations last week before sengers, and others.
Miss Cora Davis is quite rapidly which exhibited iq . Moro opera
Dean Hayes is home from the Prof W C Bryant, oounty school
Rialto Lasts
Dogs are not allowed t<5 run at recovering her health which is very boose Tuesday night, gave one a
ri
h i C anJ
Sill Military Academy .for the superintendent.
better
idea
of
the
destruction
than
large in the city of Minneapolis, gratifying to her family and a large
mmmer.
Simon Elcock and wife are at collars'or no collars. The ordi- circle of friends. She returned to ordinary reading, but to realise the A.T T he O bserver O ffice
B la c k P a t e n t L e a t h e r
Mr Jordan and family are enjoy tending the G A R encampment at
M o ro L o » » « , N o . 113,
nance is recommended to all Grass valley Wednesday, to prepare situation nbne ever can who were
I. O.O. F. Moro, Oretjon.
ng their Midway Outing over in the Grants’ Pass. Misses Minnie and
Lace or Button
Meet* every Haturday
municipalities. No patent on it.
for a month sojourn at the Martin not a part of it. Manager Meach is
Dufur country.
^evening at 7:30 o’clock.
Nora are home-keeping.
doing
his
best
to
fill
the
demand
.
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spring8
Visiting member» are
Grant Kellogg has broken out s© De Walt Elrod is spending pari
Mayor J O Elrod has left Mtq«| g
Hftyee» barbed wire fenoe, for popular exhibits, and in this
oordiolly Invited. Mem­
B la c k G u n M e ta l
again. He is looking for a snap in of his vacation from college studies nesota with Mrs E and the children
bers are expected to he
th# „idewaik On Main street case • was deserving of a better
present.
Wm.
Henricha
N
.
G.
R.
L ace or B u tto n
the Burns country.
c t | mnPh
tearinc audience.
in Moro. Arriving this week to all-in good health. They e x p is e causing
much trniihle.
trouble, tearing
Broah. Secretary.
Want a wagon rack. See Moro visit among relatives and friends.
reex having
naymg I
dre8eeB. If Steve
to reach Moro next week,
A quartet of Isaak Walton dis­
L u p in * R » b *© o * Lodge
Implement Co.’s remarks on 2d
No. 11«, I. O. O. F
.
T a n R u s s i a C a lf
H O Shugart has his new resi­ taken a stop-over in Yellowstone | don,t look ft leedje owet he wiy be ciples from Moro were run down by
egularly every
page. Guy Hulse, agent.
Meet rej,___
rattlesnakes
Sunday.
They
were
park
deluged
with
bills
for
rents
before
dence about ready for occupancy
ening. Visiting
,Frlday evening,
Lace or Button ,
The seedless apple, after exciting City Marshal Selle haB commenced
sitting on the grass changing to dry
The Coontown show in the Opera tj,e summer ends,
imembera are cordially
^Invited to meet with us.
much discussion, seems to have work on his new hofne in the same house Wednesday night was some-
Last Sunday a I obb of 1500,000 shoes and socks when one of the
Home members ore ex­
“ SO R O S1S” an d
panned out as merely a freak.
thing to laugh at, and Manager I roperty> and One li'e, was caused number reeled his line to pack his
present.
By order of the
locality.
j
‘W
a l k - O v e r ’’ S t o r e .
Mra. Jennie Foe», N. G.
Meach enjoyed it with tbe rest of us. L defective wiring in the modern rod, at tbe first snap of which Ernie
Wm McMurray, will take the
Miss Mae MacDonald of Spokane,
MlseOra Lewellen, Hecretary.
form erly t ilth and W ashington.
place of A L Craig as O R A N
accompanied her aunt home to Moro When you don’t go you certainly do Btvle of lighting by electricity saw a rattler and gave the alarm
E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 121
general passenger ngent, at least for last week and is enjoying a right “miss it.”
J
C,
Ellis
and
Jack
hustled
to
ab
W a s h in g to n a n d T h ird S tre e ts
People too busy to study electricity
A. F A A. M., Moro, Or. *
the present.
Peter Fleck was up from Grants 8hould cut it out. This fire oc sent themselves with him. When
Meets the flrwt and third
merry visit with numerous friends
••All Around The Northwest Corner”
Thursday evening» of each
quiet was restored and plenty of
Dr Marie M Goffin, Mrs Bruce
last week. He reports a wonder- curred jn the Ryan, St. Paul,
and relatives.
month Visiting merubera
PO RTLA ND
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OREGON.
and Mies Lois Ruggles, left for the
Worthington, O R N “right distance placed between them and
. cordially Invited to meet
II S McDanel and wife arrived fully nice crop of fruit en rodte. As
By
order
of
tbe
W.
M.
Goffin farm on Klickitat Tuesday j
one of our most accomplished I f way mBD» waB down along Dee- the snakes, Jack started to reel with ua.
home on the 17th, after a visit to
J. M. Parry, Bee rotary.
for a brief outing.
orchardists Mr Fleck’s view is b r u te s trying to obtain farmB for again, and so did Ernie as it was
Portland,
where
Mr
McDanel
rep­
B
e th le h e m
C h a p te r .
G L Rohr brought a wagon load
the company on the worked out plea the rattle of the reel and not the
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resented Moro lodge
io the worthy of credence.
WASlO MILLING CO.
of cherries and vegetables from
Regular communication
Dr J Fred James and bride (nee L f benefits to the farmers who “let snake he saw, that stampeded the
Masonic
Grand
lodge.
^each
2d
and
4th
Thurs­
Rohr Villa Saturday, sold out quick,
¡„ an old dead horse that last oamp.
day evening» monthly.
The owner of the cattle advertised Miss Grace Hobson) arrived home g 0 »»
MALI' A AACK of our high grade flour 1»
Dr Wiley, having knocked out so
leaving calls for more.
IB v order W.M.
the
evening
of
the
17th.
They
will
BVBn
a
Chicago
butcher wouldn t
r«|u «l m r«»oiu. to a . f u l l ^ o i k of othe>
as taken up and to be sold as
Ella Hayes, Hecretary.
many
frauds
io
his
capacity
as
The Sherman Trading Co. is
brands. ’Ti» the best on th e m arket fof half
begin housekeeping immediately, | varui8h,
Again ihe money.
U niform in q u ility »n J
ohemiet of the agricultural depart­
showing the best line of ladies and estrays by G FGuinther, found the and will soon be “at home” to tbelr
The
recent
defeat
of
the
equal
pur.iv.
The h ig h e .t dev i lopnient ol the
D r - RAY W. LOGAN.
same through an advertisement in
ment,
is
now
sighing
for
other
childrens Oxfords and Shoes that
miller*«
a
rt,
combined
w .ih the very be«t
many friends in Williams Cottage. suffrage amendment hae by no
The Old Reliable Observer.
\khv.lt th a t 1* r.ti^rd in Sherm an county.
worlds to conquer. At present he is
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
has ever been in the country.
means disconcerted its advocates.
Once tried — A l»»y» used.
training his guns on what was sup­
M oro , O rboon .
They . have inaugurated a new
posed to be the innocuous cran
Office on Main S t., up stairs
campaign, and are already circulat­
berry, but iu wbioh the doctor’s the Ginn Building.^
ing a petition for signatures, asking
sharp eyes have detected benzoic
for the submission of an amend­
acid, whose continued use is ex­ D r - O. J. GOFFIN, -
ment in 1908.
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tremely injurious to health. Now,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Amongst tbe presents not enumer­ if benzoic acid is added to embalmed
ated at the time beoause it had not turkey, the kind that the cold D r . MARIK M. GOFFIN.
v»
t k
arrived, was a beidttiful ebony gold­ storage people are handing out, it Diseases of Women Children a Specials
headed cane, presented to his father {»easy to see that danger lurks in
Office In The Goffin Building, 1st St.
Moro, Oregon.
by Elwood Thompson on the the popular Thanksgiving and
occasion of tbe golden-wedding in Christmas dish, and it begins to 0 R . J. F. ’JA M ES*,
E a ta b le s of a ll k in d s
May.
Grandpa Thompson is look as If nothing is safe frojn the
a t T h e S a c h s M a rk e t
justifiably proud of it.
a z-v j
McCaleb B u ild in g
inquisitive ioonoclaats.
Master Johny Mowry celebrated
M a in S t r e e t .
Grandpa and Grandma Wheat,
his 9th birthday anniversary at and little Miss Mills, met with a
O p e ra H o u s e B u ild in g ,
W e d o n ’t h a v e to m a k e m u c h n o ise o r d isp la y a b o u t th e e x te n t
a » k . In .11 Kind.
home on the afternoon of the 15th. bad runaway accident Saturday as
end Lard.
Fresh Fuh every Thursday an
M oro - -
- - O regon .
o r q u a lity o f o u r stock, for th e p e o p le a r e s m a rt e n o u g h th e m ­
Headquarters for Vegetables and Fruit». Butter and
Twenty of his little friends were en­ they were returning home from
Egg»
taken
in
exchange. Give me a trial order.
V. LITTLEFIELD
tertained in a right merry way, loe Moro. Descending the grade iuto
selv es to k n o w w h e re to co m e to find th e p r o p e r v a rie ty to select
cream and cake served, and each Grass oanon the team became un­
A tto rn e y a t L a w .
f r o m , a n d feel a b so lu te
c o n fid e n ce in th e q u a lity o f o u r g o o d s
carried a very handsome bouquet manageable, and dashed down tbe
M ain S t ., M oro , O regon ,
C h a r l e s D a v i»
home with them.
Mr Raymond steep incline colliding with a rock J.O. Elrod’s brick, next door to
W m . H oggard
a n d th e little n ess of th e p rices.
15 took two pictures of the pretty
8. T. Co’s. Store.
which threw the oocupants out and
scenes about Cherrycroft that after­ 30 feet over a barbed wire fence in­
raaa scosoR
noon.
to a field. Mrs Nelly Pike witnessed
Guy Hulse wanted to get rid of the ooourrence from her home, and
you aro going to -build
Y ou m u st ’sp ray if you w ant
E L E C T R IC A L W IR IN G , Mnd P L V M R IN G ,
lice in his chicken Mouse Wednesday. sent a field hand at once to the res.
th is year* you will find th e 1906
He built a fire of straw to smoke cue, phoning at the same time for
apples. T ry W . F. W eigand a C o . for
T I N N I N G , G A S Knd S T E A M R E P A IR IN G
H a r d w a r e a t W. F . W eigand a C o ’ s .
them out. It worked; the chicken W B McCoy and a doctor. Dr
T h e rig h t to o ls to do it w ith .
lice are no more— neither Is the Logan and Mr MoCoy were soon at
u p to d a te a n d T h e B e s t for th e
W. H. RAGSDALE
b ic y c l e
w o r k . E tc .-
E x a c tly T h e
T h in g for. sm all
chicken house, roosts, nests and all. ths spotjjmd after the excitement J. B. IIOSFORD
lea st m oney. .
Next time Guy says he will paint had settled down It was found that pjO SFO BD A RAGSDALE
o rch a rd s to y o u r order.
P e o p l e s B u i l d i n g . P D ain S t r e e t , PHono. O p
the chicken bouse with oarbolineum, the aged couple were badly shaken
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which can be had at The Observer up, and will be under ths weather
Office in The Ginn-Brick
Book Store In quantity to suit. for Rome time. Milla escaped with
ALL the time.
Though three residences «were a few braises. Tbe team Is all
For Çounty new»
threatened with fire by -changes ol right, bat a new harness and bnggy
ObeeevM DeehMae*.
wind no serious damage was done.
will bav» to be bou<ht.
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tio n b y e v e ry m a n
and
b o y fo r th e ir
4 th » o f J u ly a n d h o t
w e a t h e r c lo t h in g .
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