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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1906)
V J " The O bservai*. IT IS Good Business AND & h e v tp h n Q o w a tj Vet • • 1 (U H lilM E V ia .L K . TRUTH S Chemical Cleaning and Pressing The weather is more pleasant N»r*CI*l Olilc»«» •'•pc»- UPriClAL. i» l» K o* «MMMMAH to since the heat. Ralph D Brisblne has got to be UOKU, ÔKBüON. To in ‘’" o N " “, Z the« one of the white Japs on the rail h C. I HKI.AMD A 8O M .............EDITORS ooeeible to do io? The more MM R u t ir» way track. b «re » id the richer the .tate become,, ».id the better opportu” ‘ y ’ Last Monday Mr Erskin’s head C. L. I wcland , M anager . bave to flouri.h with the reet of the .tate T hat’, - b y your er was taken out of the shed for Wo*'» \ ou remit for The Observer should be used in l.vor oi O R E G O N L I F E , the Pol.cy-holder. preparations for the harvest. Chemical cleaning is practical the U», an e x p re s s « postotflee money order, Company, “ Perfection in Life Insurance " All money, collected for The people of Erskineville all a t registered L ite r, or bank draft, payable to premium, are il.ve.fed in Oregon and help toward upbuilding Oregnk same as gasoline cleaning used by tended the fourth at Moro exospt O . C . Ireland & Son. ladies. Warranted not to shrink or the Mail Messenger who staid at Home Office, Portland, Oregon. home: “ Business before pleasure.” discolor the goods. We do steam __ , W e „ r e here to do printing, add A L MILLS, LSAMUEL, CLARENCE S. SAMUEL, •f you want w m e done bring It to u« or let Thursday the 5th, the C 8 train cleaning if you w a n t It for less money but v/e don’t ut know and we w ill tee you. If you It stopped President. General Manager. Assistant Manager was almost on time. guarantee not to shrink the goods. « think we are not extensive enough for just a little bit. An interesting your con^i.leratlon—oh, go long. W e m ak e S u ita to order, an y p a ttern In th e house, picture might have been taken potatiue potato«* are raised in bin« bombs, and hundreds of enthusiasts $ 2 5 .0 0 . Drop In w h en in to w n . showing the double warehouse and ERI D A Y .................. J vly 13,1906 at a coat of 3 cent« a bushel beside« moving from point to point watch the little red depot which is the the seed. New potato«» come io ing each attraction and event Mail Messenger’s office, the train, presented T o P a tr o n s a n d C o r r n a p o n d e n ta ., about two months, and two crops a happening, Moro with the appearance of grandeur; scene of gaiety and activity such as 3 oq . S ta rk S tr e e t - PORTLAND, OR. In fact you Don't a*k Ut to »end you names Ihd kd- year tian be raised. with the conductor standing on the Jress o f correspondents. Th at Is a private can have spuds right along. it never before exhibited on rear end as the appearance • of m a tte r b etw een them and us. Howard, Roberts and Cooper are Fourth of July in this county. Copt lor ads, changes, etc., must be In Promptly at the hour the pro beauty, the mail messenger as the the oflit'v before 2 o’clock-p. m. Wednea- going to put in a bin at Howard’s Isy Io 111 a tire proper care and attention. cession moved to the soul stirring life, and Ned Thompson’s fine look and it will not take long to know Church and Society notices F R E E , ex music of the band, escorted by ing and nice field of grain shewing just what there is in it. Mr Fowle Rialto Lasts cept when for money m aking purposes Wrrgre. Such notices at regular rate^ at the option has the state right and has already Marshal Lemons. Tne Liberty car prosperity. of the publishers. ' put io bins at Engene, ltoeeburg wae very nicely decorated, and . B lack P a te n t L eather J 00 We feel like apanking some of D on 't Ycnd us articles on politics, tern filled with charming little girls rep *• perat.ee r religion. Discussion o f such and several other places. the kid-newspapers we’ve had a .o p ic ot.ly leads to violent and abusive resenting the states, presiding over Lace or Button hand in bringing to light. The T H E F A R M E R S W IL L O R G A N IZE. languai e in the end. them Miss Marie Norcross as God- iT b e Observer la prepared to turn out AstoriaD, for instance; criticising any <•!•»-• of uptodate job printing Wasco Meeting Atflurned to Meet in d«»s of Liberty. The Girls Basket congress for offering to add $10.- B lack G un M etal New stock, steam preset», new type Ball team had a pretty float, and 000,000 to the American navy. tiatisfaclion guaranteed. Moro July 14. Lace or Button the civil war veterans followed the No, we won’t try to teach the brat. Avoid personalities. Com plim ents dell* cately uiven are always acceptable, but car with officers of the day. Presi Just wait for the lesson when angry W as «», O k ., July 7. even ilu y must not be overdone, as the dent Wm. C. Bryant, Chaplain Japs come along and catch Astoria, charge of lnclncerlty is apt to follow r Tan R u ssia Calf Special dispatch to The Journal. Shower o i pretty nothings spread broad Cook, Reader James and Orator and its Astorian short of the navy Unbounded enthusiasm prevailed Lace or Button Sinnott, arriving at the needs, it so much aftbete to believe Before coming to the city to trade read at the convention of farmers held era are i rquested to exam ine T h e Obsei ver gorgeously decorated and conveni inferior to the care of pauper advertising columns. Its the active, wide in this place today for the purpose I? M Í G H T C “ SO R O 5IS” and ently arranged pavillion, the choir hordes in N. Y. city slums. awake business man who advertises, con- IV 1 5 I VI n 1 O “ ‘W W a alk r lk -O v ver” er” S to re. »equenily he Is the most accommodating, of discussing an organization of the took position .on the right of the sells the cheapest, and deals the most Hb- Inland Oregon farmers. It was Fanaerly Plttb and W a»biaxtoa. A responsible company agrees, GoddesB of Liberty and the band erallv io every way decided that the time for the tillers on the opposite side where music if the farmers of Bherman county W a sh in g to n and T hird S tr e e ts of the soil to band together for by the band, singing by the choir will give all their wheat for 5 After an experience of years — : “ All Around The Northwest Corner’’ mutual benefit bad come and reading and speaking, enlivened years transportation, to put up Richmond, Iud., has sold its gas meeting will be held at Moro July PORTLAND - - - OREOON. the occasion Wednesday until steel elevators «11 over tl e county are the most important organs of the body. Through them we gain the planr, having found municipal ownei ship unprofitable. The main 14, when permanent organization dinner time. The oration was one and will have them in running order most of our knowledge of the outside world. It has lately been dis disco'. cry about public ownership will be effected. “Stand By One of the best, and the reading of the by July 1st, 1907. Then farmers Another” was the watchword of the famous Declaration of Indepen will not need sacks. But can the covered that a large percentage of our nervous energy is used to operate ho far as we have been able to h^arn, the eyes and consequently the condition of those organs has much more is that it depends upon the manage meeting and everything was bar dence gave everybody an insight farmers give the guarantee! ? monious, not a single discord being to do with the general health than was formerly supposed. No one into the motifs of those made it ment. __ A lost receipt book, with papers struqk throughout the meeting. possible for us to be here and scan having a defective eye can have absolutely perfect health until the ML R. Hearst has at last found Features of the meeting were their maneuvres 130 years before, as good for the owner, at this office. out that his opportunity to become able addresses by President Smith recited by the poet: C. C. Huck oalled to see 1 he O. defects have been corrected. * Man Saturday. He isn’t kicking President of the United States is of the Open river association and J u ly 4 . 1 7 7 « . so slim that he will not be a candì Mr. Devers of ^Portland. The At 6 In the mornln’ Pat Henry got up about his crops. R W Pinkerton and wife are date in 1908. He led the forlorn speakers touched upon the matters And sm asbln’ hie saucer, and wavln summering in Sherman county dur his cup, »ays— hope in 1904 simply to please Wat to be brought before the association Pn«, mu the Liberty!” Then he took ing the harveet. A great many defects of the eye are defects in shape, causing headaches terson, and a few friends. when it is formed, and outlined a breath, and Bays- nervousness, dull fueling in the head and even stomach trouble, and line of campaign for the benefit of Wit if you’re out of it give me some NEW TODAY. convey» an Idea of tuccc«. Y ou m ay never Many of onr people, staid, ——; death ! which can only be remedied by properly fitting glasses. ...... ’..... *.... « m the naan Umaclf. It’» U» letter head, the farroferB. ’ ,,... ••■■■ “George netidn't hoot us f - ‘... • dignified and so^er, are receiving h h envelope, hi» btainew card, circular» or It was determined at today’s Caesar had Brutus; eards through the mail something catalogue. You tire the man up by thaae on this order: “ We are now ready meeting to further the project tof And Cromwell turned Charles Into thing». What impreaeion of a man and hia Gyastlcutus.” x - buaincaa do you get if he write» to you on to fill orders for goods in our line. securing legislation at the next A position as Harvest Cook, by wrapping paper or axle greaae atatiooery? Bo and Bo, wholesale liquor deal session of the legislature for the At 7 16 Tommy Jefferson rose, two young- ladies of Moro. For to call at my store and have me examine your eyes. If I find anything N ot waitin’ to put on bis collar or clots H o w does your» look? Is it neat, tasty and era-’’ How quick those outlaws establishment of a jute mill at the and wrote— ~ ' , *— particulars apply at this office. modern? It b U T h e Moro Observer Job wrong I will explain to you just what the trouble is and name my Oregon St$te penitentiary. It was “ Men are equal, and also are free ! “ ealch on.” Department print» it. Better bring in that shown that the $175,000 mill at the Tho’ mighty few uv ’em are equallln price for the glasses necessary to correct the defect. If you need no next job t. t* I I* a. me !” it is reported that our old time Washington prison at Walla Walla glasses I will tell you so. Words of promise friend H. R. Kincaid, who has been is turning out 8,500 jute sacks daily W ritten by Thomas, Notice is hereby given that very busy sawing wood for several at a retail price of 6 | cents each at W h ere’s the gazook can pilfer them there will be a meeting of the farm years, is about to become one of a profit to the state. This brings from u s? ers of Sherman county, in Moro, those detested bloated millionaires the price of grain sacks within At 8 46 Franklin aent a report July 14, at 10 o’clock a m., to dis the first thing he knows. Well, we reason, the farmers declare, while He had captured King Louis, and all of cuss matters of great importance to for making an accurate test of the eyes is unexcelled by any office in his oou rt! qnile agree with Bro. Hoefer that under existing conditions they com our interest. Come, everybody. the state. I havd all the latest improved instruments for testing, and and France very Boon be he’ll be deoent about it, and won’t plain they are forced to pay much That Frankie M any F armers , came alllee. ALL th e tim e . Sherman county, Or no traveling optician could possibly fit as accurately as he can carry run over poor folk. higher prices than those which the Benny the bright mau, For C ounty n ew s nothing but trial lenses and test cards. Also the kite man; Will Oregon show up at James ranchers of the sister state Got France on bis string, proving that he was the right man. towt.f is the title of a long article asked to pay. After permanent organization is we have been requested to print. At 10 A 3 quarters George Washington The Wind River Lumber Co. foug Kilt To be “brief; guess not. Qregon effected, it is planned by the farm ers to arrange for sales day, like All the British oould crowd In a 10 acre have a nice lot of them, built for has uo reasons for further Worlds service, out of good material, by a are generally caused by strain of the eyes and can be permanently lot. fair investment; there is no nerves those of the woolgrowers’ associ And after he’d licked them he mutterd first class carjienter, which they are cured by wearing the correct glass to relieve the eyes of the undue strain selling at reasonable prices. Call “O, bother! sity for any, and as a people work ation. At these sales d ,y s the put upon them. It is not right for you to take medicine for headache will soon be a-callln’ me and see them. ing for their living, the great farmers will pool their grain and This oountry Father!” W ind R iver L umber C o ., put it up at auction, allowing the Don’t do it! It only relieves for a short time. If you are a sufferer of majority are opposed to such show First In scrappy 225] . .......... Moro, Or grain dealers to gather and bid this tormenting malady, do not fail to call, no matter how good your All kinds in large or small quantities. U|». Times, or happy. upon the output of the community, No wonder the country christened him sight may be, after a careful examination I will be able to tell you Nobody but a Hitchcock toady thus creating a fair competition Pappy. whether glasses would give yob any relief or not. If I find they would can take exceptions to Senator which will work to the ...material Borne time before noon, then, the eagle was set Pullon’s estimate of the Hon. Sec benefit of the wheat raiser. If you do call and let us make I will tell you so; if not, you owe me nothing for the information. To hatchin* out States. And they’re a deal with you. We have them retary of the Interior. Mr. Roose In other things besides the hatchiu’ out yet velt owes it to Oregon to make an marketing of their grain, the “ E Plurlbus Unum,” and where can and they are lor sale—price cuts no figure in the transaction. Morolm equitable division of the irrigation farmers see the necessity of acting you matoh it? plement Co. Call on or address What the Eagle and George did with funds, to which this state has con in harmony, and as they have G uy H ulse , Agent, their little batch-It? tributed so heavily. This is a learned, so they state, that the only 224] Moro, Or would spoil the appearance of the most beautiful face. But that is not Flxz ! Boom ! ah ! duly which should be discharged the worst; the crossed eye will eventually go blind. I can straighten Hip, hurrah ! successful mode of accomplishing tor reasons other than that the A in ’t we the best the world ever bsw ? cross eyes by fitting the proper glasses especially if it is a young person. their ends is through organization, tuoi.ey rightfully belongs to this You will always find at our yard. The picturesque and inspiring they will endeavor at the Moro Never, under any circumstances have the muscles cut. sta le . feature of the procession was the meeting to* form an association Come to my farm, east of Klon at special prices by onriond lota. K.tlem Journal: Uncle Ben which will l>e strong and long lived. show of Sherman coynty stock dikeyk nown as the Charley Jones dscussion of which may be found place,'four mares, one with colt. Wiudaor don’t like the party ballot iu another column. After dinner These animals have been taken up at i he direct primary. He wanted FOURTH OK JULY IN MORO. We also handle KNOCK DOWN WINDOW estrays, and the owner is reques Io vote for Geo. Chamberlain for the Base Ball game and other as It is far better pot fo have glasses at all /h an to w4ar the wrong ones. F R A flE S and BUILDINQ PAPER. Will meet| ted to call, prove property, pay dan- governor and for Gland Gatch for The Day we Celebrate and The Cele sports kept everybody busy up to ages and take the stock away, or There are any number pf Quacks and fr^dds in the ojptical business who all competition. auM-rotary of state. But be could the close of the fair. the same will be sold according to will do anything just to sell a pair of glasses. GoltJ frames and mount brated Day After It. vote only one party ticket and so The celebration wound up with law. One grey mare, branded 21 stifle, weighs about 1050 pounds. ing and fine lenses cost something and this class of/dealers cannot resist Estimates cheerfully given on all bills large or small. be had to drop Gatch. Many had With the best weather ever had the grandest ball the city has had on One bay mare, branded combination the temptation to palm off chea|> imitations. Consider the traveling t<> do that. Put all the candidates on a Fourth of July in thia city, for years. The hall was packed T J , diamond connected, on left optician who claims to be a member in some largi optical firm in your on a blanket hallo», says Uncle Ben, a gentle breeze all day, with flags and all attendants enjoyed the shoqjder, weighs about 1200 pounds. snd he’s right. Hying from early morn till late into event to the height of the occasion. One bay mare, branded with letter near city. He says ho will betook in six months or guarantees the 8 1 one over the other at right lia r Salem Bro. who claims 50 night and the next day; with our The music was the beet ever Irefore angles, forming a cross, on left hip, glasses etc., for 15 years. {«■« oeut of journalistic optimism in women and children dressed in the enjoyed. Company first class, so weighs about 1000 pounds. One E. S . H ornaday, H anager, M oro, Or I Oregon granting 50 j>er rent to the most fascinating white and colored much so that a repetition of this brown mare with colt, branded R a ii z m i r p 1 a8 Boon RB he get8 your m? nev> ho is gone’ never 10 re’ turn. Trust your health and eyesight to one only in part was enacted on the night of mule shoe on left shoulder, weighs author of news fsom Rabbittsville, dresses; with decorations on stores, about 950 pounds. The above will whom you have confidence and to whom you can turn for satisfaction h in ts to the test of “ us country hank's, offices. shops and dwellings, the 5th. And thus did Moro have its he sold according to law, at my j a k « ” that its time to return to and with hoi«'!»*, restaurants, eating season of srnoks and uproar; its farm, known ns the Charlie Jones in the fulure. »»unity; iufdstiiig that the “ muck- houses aiul ice cream saloons doing place east of Klondike, in Bherman ‘Do not pay a cent more than $16.00 for a oair of glasses, that is the r»kers” have worried their readers a thriving business all day long, chance to show its enthusiasm aj a county, state of Oregon, at noon on live American town by paying the most expensive glass and frame money will buy. I will fit you proper a .oust to a point of sickness; add with the sir reronant with the July 14th, 1906, unless sooner re tog that Jesse Jam«», son of the ponpi. g of crackers, pistols and customary tribute to the great deemed by their owner or owpefs. ly ftt from $2.50 to $12.00 according to the kind of glass you require, « Signed J. L. S mith , national holiday; and it did it all, MORO, O REG O N. notorious outlaw, now practicing •223] Klondike, Or and will guarantee a fit for J year or will cheerfully refund your money. minus loss apd accident, in good Uw in N . Y . city , “a profession Don’t wait until you get the money, your eye sight may be saved some hearty fashion. It will now get feed ano sa l e s t a b l e s legiimate aud safer (ban that by coming earlier. Yfiur credit is good here. down to business, and lake up the I (lowed by bis father,’’ gets the J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager- loose ends of Ilfs, k«»t them back money, “JUdT THE hamb ” A s i The Moro brick yard property, Rockefeller, e t al. into the web of currant activity, afljpihing apd west of the Court Telephone from The Bailee or any Sherman oonnty points at onr axpsnas. and go ahead with the many things house, is for sale, Besides two city S c o t t ’$ Em ulsion Berrios fam ished to or from Moro to any points. The usually sedate, moral, re who u ld o o n t ln u a «Ha trew trn a n t that were under consideration when blocks there is an acreage good for O U R M O T T O “Please the public." In h o t w a a th w r i s m a lle r rfoaa ligtowa and temperate Albany Lie The Glorious Fourth intervened. » flrst clasa gardening, and the whole a n d a lltt la c o o l m ilk w i t h It w ill do a w a y w ith a n y o b je c tio n mocrat has thia: C. D. Powle of tract will make a lovely suburban w h ic h la a t t a c h e d t o f a t t y p r o EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, d u c t a d u r in g t h e n a a ta d Portland It i« tb a c ity Jn the inter residence. Price $700 For particu After hauling water 18 yaarg JH soaaorr. SmS I ot I r u aaa>pl«. B. F. H oovkr ret of the D-rat Vineleas potato, SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS Elliott haa a good aupply, obtained lars address M2 East 36th street, depth of 90 feet, at hia farm, something uew and marvellous. at a (K. ■aSS»a»| a Sraatau. 202] Portland, Or with 12 gallona teat per minute. Under the prt>cees by the ire of Good Citizenship about your EYES that you ought to know Any Suit you have, Hade as good as new, for $2.50. UNIQUE TAILORING CO., “W alk-Over” Oxfords About us that we want you to'know. $«.00 O. n . HEACOCK, Optician,. - - floro, Oregon. $3.5« The Eyes r Eye Defects. Wanted ood B?irintin<£ I Invite You Farmer’s Meeting. fly Equipment READ THE OBSERVER Header Beds. Headaches LU M B E R Want a Wagon Rack ? MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS," AND SCREENS Cross Eyes LIME, CEMENT, COAL, WOOD and POSTS. [stray Notice. SLA B W OOD Wrong Glasses Wind River Lumber Company CONTINUE uyERY i Brick Yard for Sail, 4 O. M. HEACOCK, Optician. ' .