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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1906)
OrlliU^oci CUx itRinwcmr OBSERVER. PUBLISHED FRIDAYS. - T - - .— .Mfc ** $1.50 per Year: I2ic. .per Month Agents for any Magazine or Newspaper printed in the United States. M oro, S h erm an F iv e C e n ts C o u n t y , O r e g o n , F r i d a y , J u n e 3 9 , 19O G E k s t iib lis h o c l 1 8 8 7 . C IT Y -gfcr V. ft. Gordon Co. . Sate aft t o Sites. M oro and G r a s s V o lle y . \ Receive- Deposits, .Sell exchange, and do u General Banking bush»««*. s. S. Hayes, Manager at Moro. A ™ C O U N T *. The Stockton new draper, made for all header*, for «ale by H olt Mfg. Co., Wasco, Or. Our “ ade” attract attention and advertise. When you get our ad vertising, you get business bringere Be« Bert Miller, the Monkland mail carrier, and have him take th at package to yoW. Hia chargee ,i.c bujail and de live nee prompt M . P « rry . */► sale 1*11 130x£4 Ku-f»*dl separator, with fork, oaldee, cook hou-e, at a enap. Notary Public. Good term*. Set* Geo. N.Crosfield,| Attorney for the State School Fund Wasco. Screen door*. The Wind River I for Sherman County. Luujher Co; now have a nice stock of tbeee door*, of both plain and MORO. OREGON fancy patterue, in asRorted sizes, all strong and well built. Do you not J S h U g a r t need one or more of then»? The New Bigg« Is certainly a C o n tr a c to r B u ild e r most deservedly popular hotel, and M ORO, OREGON. min* host, J. J. Heckard and wife, P la n a , S p e c ific a tio n s an d E s tim a to » are entitled to a very liberal patron C h o o r fu lly F u rn is h e d fo r a ll k in d s age. The table is supplied with o f B u ild in g s In th e C o u n try as everything nice, and the rooms are] w e ll as th e C ity . | n v r i j v u i " B •■•w , — — H. O. Bssdqasrisrs et the Vf. It. LomUr-yarde. neW| n e s t and clean. ------“ Patriarchs M ilitant and Soverign Grand Lodge, I 0 0 F, which con venes at Toronto, O ntirin, Sept 15th to 22d. 1906. Tickets now on sale nt Moro railway station; going via Practical Watchmaker Skokane and return $8010. Go and Jeweler. ¡ng via Spokane, returning via San T H E DALLES, • - OREGON Francisco $101.95. On Pale Sept 303 Second Street, next door to the 8-9 and 10-1», 1006. Limit to Nov Pacific Express Company. 30th, 1906. '¥ - • • - Mail orders prom ptly attended to Avenarius CafbolineuiD is a germ All work warranted. lestroyer. Decay being a germ, it I destroys the cause of decay in post* | ,r tim ber.” The US.Government. • H IL L the ORNCo., Multnomah county: lt,d city, of Portland, are making general use of it on bridge timbers, ate I t is the.best.chicken lice de stroyer on the m arket, and wib sweeten and preserve a water trough, pig pen, stable, etc ,'and keep away It is a guaranteed article Observer Book Store is distrib utor of the pure article in Sherman oou n ty . <1 ________ HABRY UEBE This Big Sale Continues ’T ill the Fourth of July C elebration Sale of Gloves. C elebration Sale of R ibbons of The Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline and D istillate Engines pump. spray, run fanning mills, In fact, sa\e Committees oil Celebration. The general committee on a r rangements for celebrating the 4th at Moro have appointed the follow nine times more air makes the power. ‘ E x p X stops when engine is closed ing sub-committees: On finance, L.Barnum.S.S.Hayes. d°Two Horse-power up Self Cooling On parade, J. D. Carmody, L. C^Vritofor Catalogues and Prices. Heydt, J. N. Fordyce, F. G. Mea- Fairbanks, Morse & Co., 1 Portland. Oregon. eipger. On sjiorts, C. K. Cochran, £ . Meach, C. T. Cook, Wm. Henrichs, J. Goffin. this $60 Machinehfor $ 2 3 O. On decorating, IL O- Shugart, nttIHT rttPtlO. h,»d. ball be*;'"«; '?Sk. ■ttteb. doubl« (eyd, ssii Mrs M.G. Ellis, Mrs W m.Henrichs, t h r .s A ln t gh oU l*: k * * au tom atic bobbin w inder Miss Rose, Mrs F. J. Meindl, ^trs L. and »ih sr latadtlm prova- _„ - I , T his Is th «A n T I- Barnum, Mrs E. H. Moore, Hazel T k Û s T MACHIN K It is L . .am. ■>“ »»"• T a U Dunahoo, Chas. Garlick, F.G. Mes- .Uarhmantsro *'(h ••f*’ singer. On program, W. C. Bryant, F. J. -,— , W rite T0MÎ tor ,r ** 2 5 S 7 ^ * CV n * ^ r (lrs»*M Meindl, E. V. Littlefield. This • la g g n t h o ï “ h ± ‘.M t « ur new WWT P ^„oon ‘ o o m p a n y committoo has power to appoint others, th a t they may sub-divide the work. B u y on C ro d H t F. A. FLEMING T h e lllln o la C e n tr a l T r a n s f c r in g , T r u c k in g a n d M aintains unexcelled service from the West to the E ast and South D r a y in g making close connections with all - - < ^ E G O N transcontinental lines. Passengers M ORO N -b h . ’ t , n iJvge and Let Live !• My Mott°- <' > All work w ill?* Promptly attended to Fkallainit li»eq Co. ta il. Oregon. C lark & Mercer Bros., Proprs. TCVerv kind of rig to order, <nd all orders prom pt and satis- Hctorv at reasonable prices. UCt F arm er, teams fed ae. wel as th ey are fed at homo, if not better. Telephone at ou^expenM ^ ^ ar^ given their choice of routes to Chicago, Louisville,/M emphis and New Orleans, and through these points to the Mr east. Prospective travelers desiring information as to the lowest rates and best routes are invited to correspondence with the following representatives: B. H. Trum bull, Commercial Agent, 142 Third st., Portland, Or. J. C. Lindsey, Trav. Passenger Agent, 142 3d st., Portland Or. Paul B. Thompson, Passenger Agent, Colman building, Seattle. T o C u r a ■ C o ld In O n o D a y . T ake Laxative BromoQuininc tablet* _ We’ve got the tools nnd whats AU druggists refund money if it fails „ „ know how to q " them In tocure. ^ W .G r o v i- ’hsigm ituic 1« 01» th i. P rin t Shop. Come and eee (or each box. 25c. yourself. ONE HALF PRICE. BIG REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ' - , .... ..........„ K. . e o v e r ,,n r , t . e k »■><■ b » v e r . . l u « . l « « , a r tic le II.;.. .......... Aland a r e d a c tio n . W e » a n . o a r c ...,a n .< o : . . . . a . ■ e v e r ,b a d ,, ... k n o w . b a , A . a V I U M M « C o. o e ll <■"«<>« > -< « H „ . c R e a p e r .b a n c a n be b o u g h . C e w h e r e . V 1 .I. one ..a c e „Hen ’■’■■■•' b e tw e e n n o w a n d , T H E w a r n R T H m id .w e w . i l l s h o w you so n ic B A R G A I N S I» M e r c h a n d ise . “ m ail ORDERS GIVEN PROMP ATTTENTIO N . Celebration Sale Lace Curtains. Two very good specials In lace cur tains; the values will surprise you $1.50 lace curtains.......................... 2 00 “ ............................ T he I nvestors G uide , E c o n o m ic a l. U se D is tilla t e 311 M arquam Bldg., Portland, Or For E conom y. To make our celebration sale a success we are obliged to put out some good values at a very low figure mid these t\Vo items are worth your consideration If nothing else in this ad is. All our new tailored suits, go In this sale nothing re-erved at the liberal re duction of 2 5 PER C T OFF. .. Covert spring jackets, you need oue at all BeaBousof the year, our*llne Is complete in fact we have a few too many nnd for this reason we are- offering them during cele bration only at . '' ONE HALF PRICE. This Means Dollars to You. 'fw i-l The Investors Guide will sell your | •»vy vww, una. I property no m atter where located.^ Und I A new system. One thousand' — —•tell» * Shan •“ wmm I ualcgnion are pure to do business. If you have anything to Bell or ex change, or a new enterprise you W . H IL L . M. D. wish promoted, or a good invention Frlaelpal* U. r«K»— to put on the m arket don’t fail to I r . o. C A 8 O L IN E E N C IN E P O W E R write today. Address: su its.- 40 boys knee pants suits to be sold at half prica. We have selected from our stock of bova olothlng 40 suits In odds and euds and broken lots, all good atyles and every suit worth hilly what It Is marked a chance for mothers to tit the beya out In good substantial clothing at a saving of h a lf Come In and look thia clothing over and we are satisfied vou will buy. Special and prompt attention given to mall orders. During celebration sale these »uitaat White glove« are very, very popular thia season and ladlee here la your chance to secure a pair of white gk»vee at a very neat saving our assortment Is complete, having lust received » new shipment, we are giving you a special opportunity. ltomenab»r, this sale closes after July 4t»v ■ Beautiful lace, net, allk. and lisle gloves at the following redaction« ..............85c $1.25 gloves — ..............eoe 11.00 , “ . . . . ..............48o 75c “ ... . .......»0 50c- “ .... 1500 yds ribbon, beautiful Dresden flowered ombres tiusled and embroider«^ effects, ruoh- ing rlbtsms for dress trimmings, etc., a very large assortment oflfehey ribbon to be sold at a reduction during celebration sale, ouly |1.00 ribbons.. . . ...................... ..........• JJJ1 75c 35o 60c .........2fxj 35c . .19c 25o Plain colors In royal tatteta ribbons No. 40, 60 and HO, 25c and 35c value« a t.................. ,&0 C e le b ra tio n Sale " of Ladies’ Sale of Hen’s Clothing. We will sell without reserve any suit of m en’s or boys’ clothing in our entire Stock during our oelebrallou sale at 1Ü P E R C E N T DISCOUNT. This in cludes all Alfred Benjamin, Htoarns. Mayer and Michael Htearns fine cloth ing. Now Is the tirtle to secure your 4tb of July suit. All the new long coats, traced In back, side ami center vents In all the new shades of grays; also the popular blue serges. Every thing Included in this «ale at a DIS COUNT OF 10 PER CENT. Celebration Sale Ladies’ Skirts. Odda and ends In ladle«' skirts to close. Good styles in black and colors, values from $6.50 to $13.50, at One Half Price. Sale of Hen’s Hats. All felt hats in our store reduced dur ing sale. Do you remember that bat y * wanted but didn’t like to pay $3 60 far? We will sell It to you now for $2.96 Our line of hats is one of the best on the market and each °°* *• our guarantee—If not satlkfactory a n hat is given in Its place. The following prices prevail during saleonly: $3 $3 60 bats .................................... . 3 00 1.95 2 60 1.50 2 00 Celebration Sale Ladles’ allk shirt waist suits value« from $12 to $26; good aeaaonable styles in blacks and oolors at a dlsoount of 33 i-3 P«r “ nt- Sale of Hen’s Pants. Men’s pants all go at 10 per oent dla- oount dlrlng oslebratlon sale. A pair of pants that you would have to pay $5 for will now ooat you $4.50, a saving of 60c. Then why not buy your P*nt« «¡’.“ th o I D ia co u N T ’o f 10 PER CENT. Mens socks, pair . . . . . . . . . . -Ji “ A word to the wise Is sufficient. One dozen only sold to each customer. G ingham Sale. of Shoes. Everyone knows the staple dress gingham and they know there »»noth ing on tbs retail counter less than 12 l-2c W> are making a leader of 600 yanR at Exceptional sale of men’s, women’s and boys’ shoes In all the newest 1# W omen’s Gloria Blocher Corona Colt, welt sole.ou the n«W oollete ^ ^ W o S ; V u o r ir B ^ h e r , kid’ stock,'' welt « » l e / b ^ toe, I s . h e .,.; |2 „ WomeT’^ G t o r i i ' s t o r hid ■»<**. ‘urn BO,e- medlum he**; Sale of Silk Shirt Waist Suits. $2 90 Zephyr gingham, beat ouallty, 81 Inches wide, regular 25o value, during sale.................. ....................... . ■ 182-8c Celebration Sale Changeable Silk. Celebration Sale of Silks. We offer a special inducement in fancy silk, during celebration sale only, at ONE-HALF PRICE $1.60 silks, yard................................. 128 '• ..............,i5c Table Linen Values. Three Specials. Hosiery Ladles’ 20c stockings............... • • • J21 20 Misses’ and children’s 20c stockings, Belts Ilk : Ladles’ white belts, special Em W derel Lawn Waist Pattens. 76c values $1.00 1.26 1 50 1 75 2.50 .................... 75c rr. »«<« . . $1.19 . . . 1 48 . . 1.95 O rgandies and W hite Goods. A oomplets line of organdies In plain and all colors, 80 Inches; celebration sale priosi, y a r d ................ • • ..........»j>ü A most beautlftil line of white K«**»*, new and ortsp.......................... .......1-4 off Exceptional Values in Towels and Toweling W om en^G loria bho<, Corona CoR,'turn sole, high Cuban heel. $3.50 v a lu e s ................................. . . .. J - ............... .$6.00 Our entire stock of Johnson-Murphy $6.00 Hhoee............. • I 8 50 All Crossett $4.00 Sin s s ....... ........................................................ ..'..$2 90 OurCX 7 s ’7 r X X u ^ the best shoe to the world for wean nil r e d u ^ Boys’, sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1 2, regular $2 60 v a lu e s.............................................. Youths’, sizes 13 1-2 to 2, regular $2.25 values ............................................... • Little Gehta’, 8 1 2 to 18, regular $2.00 values ................. ................................. Any $8.00 boys’ shoe In the house, during sale ............................................. Many other good values too numerous to mention. " Tb»r~1atert shade« in two toned cbang»‘Hble silks iu_ Japanese, l ongee, etc., etc , , Homo very choice silks during sale, yard ................................................... 4,0 THIS IS CERTAINLY A WONDER. Huck TowaMog, full blsaob, 19 Inobss, yard...........................J ' ’ iv . I e A full bleach Turkish Towal, 86 Inches long, 18 Inches wide, think of^ During sals w . offer the largest else Turkish Bath Towel, for. . . . . . . . • • •1»° This will no doubt appeal to you, a linen towel, •»’• 21x40’ f()r 50c b U d k X h y O t e iiT o w e lin g ’ foil width, regularise value, cslebrs- tlon sale prioe................................................. . • *...................... Our linen department is the e«|iial of any large city store, In values and assort m ent. We sav no store can show better values for the money, Just to give you an Idea of what we have In this department, ie»«l the following: Full bleached linen 68 luches wide, per y a r d .................................................. 280 Full bleached linen, 68 inches wide, yard ................................. 300 Napkins, full »»leach. 20x20, per down r ...................... .v .S I .5 A nother Silk Item. The black silks for petticoats, suits, e tc , etc, 36 inches wide, celebration sale price, yard ......................... ...$1.00 Gray l’ongec, something new oil the market, 27 Inches wide, yard 8>c Natural shade, 84 inches wide, $1 36 y a r d ......................................... Queen i Dress Lawns In dainty |>olka dots, pretty flowered patterns, neat stripe«, etc., etc., In fact ¡.I»v pattern you could wish for. you will not find it at this prloa elsewhere; 1000 yards a t ...............•• • . ..................... . 5 cts. A t t e n d T u e B io T a m id G iv in g C e l e b r a t io n a t T h is S t o k k All summer goods including every piece in the store for the celebra tion sale i-4off M. WILLIAMS & CO. The Dalles, Or. Washable summer parasols, a daisy, ■ pretty, sunshade ladies cannot do . without $1. q 8.