Sherman County observer., July 20, 1906, Image 2

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S E N D T H IS BOOK EAST.
a m > cinSii'ir.
road be operated. And if the port
age road -> sl»ut down, from lack of
The Observer is the Sherm an O. R. & N. and S . P- Ry. Books Toll
bushiest. then the enemies of. the
About The Oregon Country.
ounty paper you want.
O R E G O N L I F E lu su rtn ee Company is in the hands dalles-CvMo canal m ight consist­
Rubber stam ps to order at The
jB*r« ci«»
If po«wiblv, the l attMengerdt partment
ently say th a t it would be foolish »beerver oflioe.
o f f i c i a l r a m a o r *a»iuvMA> » «•' I
of -the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
r^P«w,bU\ ar.d successful financiers
to put tmdions of dollars into a ca­
Latest m aps of both Oregon aud <X)iii|*auy aud Houtherii Pacific lines
MORO, OBBôOït.
nal and locks where there is Qot Washington« for sale at T bs in Oregon, It*.» t,urp.ut«e«l Itself iu the
A. L. MILLS. P resident.
i .. . . ih new publication Ore­
business D> justify the expense nf a Observer l»o >k Stor<
D. C. IRKLAXP A S«AS . . . . .
gon, Washington, Idaho aud their
short portage railw ay.
If its a Book you want, The reeourcea. The pur|»oue of the puplic-
C. h I r t l a m v STiViwr*
la to attract houieueekvr» and
Mr. <>\«rbaugh, traveling traffic Observer !><xjk Store is the place to altun
Uivealor» to (he Pacific North wt*j aud
Insurance
trained
Life
this
publication
is undoubtedly the
agent
of
the
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Co.,
wa.-
dnd
a
variety
to
select
from
Woeo you remit for Tb*0f*r*<*-
;*r
uianA C tvi
!><pt uitMtaenger that could he sent by
use an express or pcwtedUx =L,v-r' <* ^ T-
present, and upon in v itation made
After 1 pm. Wedm'sday, it is v»-ry residents of Oregon, W ashington aud Chemical cleaning is practical the
/ r . d v n r r 'u - r s
’ecistcrrJ letter, or tuck draft. pajaSe '•>
a Bhort speech in wftich he said (hat difficult for us to handle copy that Idaho to their frieuds in the East aud same as gasoline cleaning used by
Middle Wwt
T>. C. Ireland A Son.
Orecon-
although he bad no au th o rity to calls for changes in the lorm.
i k w 02*«
Reuuliful half tone*, prillle«l ou su­ adies.
W arranted not to shrink or
make
any
promises,
yet
he
thought
Plenty of fi-hing tackle at RT Co. perb book paper, muk«^ the publication,
We are here to do printing,
CLARENCE S. SAM UEL,'
liscolor
the goods. We do steam
which
contains
K
h
pages
and
a
map
of
th a t from the fact th a t there was
I . . SAMI E L
Type-writ« r paper at The Observ- the section, a work of art, but fat
«f y o u w a n t aoor.e ¿one b r in g h to u ‘ <
d
en
n
in
g
if you w a n t it for less money b u t we don’t
A
ssistant
Manager
us k n o w a n d w e w i l l see » o u .
1«
no longer any Columbia Southern if office.
su|>erior to the tyjtographlcal make up
.enera! Mai.iÇvt
is
the
contents
of
the
tx>ok.
Under
t h in k w e are n o t e x t e n d » * e n c a g '
Wedding
Stationery,
at
The
Ry. operated indei»endent, th a t the
many heads covering practically all guarantee not to shrink the goods.
Observer BoOk Store
y o u r c o n s id e r a tio n — o h , g o lor.f
Columbia
Southern
E
xpress
Co.
the resources of the stutea are short,
ooncerted
action
brought
about
l»e.-
7»T9 ( t-i'A r/L ' / v r y .v f s r f D
Carbon paper, any size to order, pithy stories of what has been as- W e m ak e S u its to order, an y p a ttern in th e house,
tween the commercial bodies and would alao eoun cease to he operat- it The Observer office ,
eomplished,
not what m ight he done,
Drop In w h en in to w n .
F R I D A Y ...................J uly 2 20 19«*
The r^oluuoo* introduced at the the courts of the two counties to I ed ua such, and thia road being op-
actual facts aud figures accom­ $ 2 5 .0 0 .
Get one of our indellible pads but
panied
by
names
and
addresses
of
well
Farmers' convention hsid in Moro,. assert that we shall not go back I erated now aa strictly 0 . R. «t N. Co. and » tiiiu p fo r u ia rk n iK lin e n .
known farmers, who are daily laying
T o P n tro n n m i C o r re s p o n d e n t» .
The Observer is sustained by its atideau income that would be a fortune
Sara (day, Ju ly 14- <hieh were a p ­ wards a decade in this day of an I property, m eant well for this sec
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D o n 't ask u * to se nd y o u n a m e , a nd >J-
to un Eastern agriculturist.
proved by the convention and re­ enlightened and greater Oregon, to tiOO) an<] t0 him indicated th a t in People.
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PORTLAND, OR.
Wiu. McMurray, general passenger 309 S ta rk S tre e t
Jreaa o f c o rre a p o n d e n ta . T h a t I . a p r b a t t
fasten
the
shaekels
upon
our
most
L
}ie
uear
future'som
ething
would
ferred
to
the
executive
committee,
Sample
copies
of
thid
paper
may
agent of the O. IL & N. t o., and H. P
m a tte r b e tw e e n th e m a nd ua.
in Oregon, lias favored the editor
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doing in rates.
be Lad at lh e Ubtervor business lines
C o p y fo r ad», c h a n g e s e tc., m w t be in to see that they were presented to worthy class of citizens.
w i t h a copy of-tlil« publication and in
th e o ffic e b e fo re 2 o 'c lo c k p. m . W e d f.e a -
the courts of M asco aud riheruuui
The following resolution! were office—5c. per copy.
formed him that readers of The Oh
la y to in s u re p ro p e r ca re a nd a tte n tio n .
count its, are of vital im portance to
THE FARMERS’ MOVEMENT.
| introduced and approved by the ' W ant a wagon rack. See Moro server, by sending the uaniMi and ad
C h u r c h a nd S o c ie ty n o tic e * F R E E , e x ­
d re a s e s o f f r ie u d s in the E a s t, and four
this part of Sherman county, as
c e p t w h e n fo r m o n e y m a k in g p u rp o s e *
convention, and were referred to the implement C o ’s remarks on 2d rents in ¡sistage for each address, may
Rialto L asts.
S u c h n o tic e * at r e g u la r ra te * at th e o p tio n
have the book promptly mailed to the
well as to . the southern portion as shipment* vit.Bnfu», aud The Dalle« I executive committee for its approval page Guy IIaide, agent'.
o f th e p u b l i i h e r a . ------- — -
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addresses
given.
Wagon Route Considered.
| an j i<, be forwarded to the respect­
A big apple crop i« expected in
The Observer has beeto established far as Kent. This road, known as
Screen doonk The Wind River
B lack P a te n t L eather
n e a r ly 20 y e a r» , a n d i t h a * so m e s u b s c ri­ the H arris grade, is,for the portions
ive county courts for their action:
Oregon next fall. Sherman county
b e r* i r h o h a v e re c e iv e d it r e g u b r i v lo r
of this county aliovo mentioned at
Lumber
Co.
now
have
a
nice
stock
At
an
adjourned
meeting
held
in
I
W
herea^
The
necess.ty
for
an
will add to il about 450 tone.
L«cc or Button
m o r ? th a n h a lf a »core o f v e a r* .
M a ny
least, an exact parallel as the port­ Moro, Saturday, Ju ly 14th, the I OJ^ Q r ;ver j0 fully appreciated, and
o f th e se o b je c t to h a v in g t h o O ld R e lia b le
You can alwavs find it profitable of tbise d('ore,«of both plain and
tim
e
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p
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d i* c o n tin u c d a t th e
age road « n o w , or as the Celilo farmers of Sherm an county effected I We pledge ourselves to use our ¡>est
to u«e the classified adv. columns fancy patterns, ih assorted sizes, all
t h e ir » u b a c rip tio n » , a n d lo r th e ir b v n e n t, »►
Black Gun M etal
canal may l>ecome, to the regions perm anent organization and elected endeavors to secure the t-ame for the
fo r o th e r reason», w e d U c o n tln u e * u b » c rtp
of The Observer. They bring buyer strong und well built. Do you not
t io n * o n ly w h e n n o tifie d to d o *o, e x c e p t I
tributary to an Open River Geo. T. Parr, Mofo, president; Hon benefit of The Inland Em pire as
l.ace or Button
ip-ad
one
or
more
of
them
?
and seller together.
b y a g re e m e n t m a de a t th e lim e tb e a ^ - | t i
, E a h r m a w ’ “ ra t»
Hoat liue—it is the farmers' “ fat» John Fulton, vice president; W. well as of all Western Oregon, we
O ouut i* o p e n e d , w h e n it 1» n o te d u p o n
The Sherman Trading Co. is
th e c a le n d a r to be d ia c u n tin u e d p r o m p tly
regulator,” both from the railroad VI. Barnett, Wasch, treasurer; V.H should not neglect our im m ediate
interests; Therefore we, the farmers showing the best line of ladies and
a t th e tim e s p e c ifie d , A T p e r s o n « . ^ i n g
Tan R u ssia Calf
or from any mercenary merchant- Smith, Wasco, secretary; and Wm of Sherm an county, solicit the sup­
In a d ra r.e e at th e tim e o f » u b a c rlb ir.g T w i
childrens Oxfords and Shoes that
h a v e th e b e n e fit o f th e $ 2 50 ra te fo r t«
ring that might chauoe to combine McNab, Rufus; Jam es McMillen, port of our community at least to
Lace or Button
has ev’er beep in tbs country.
y e a r* , o r th e $5 00 ra te lo r fiv e » e a r*. M e
A ¡losition as H arvest Cook, by
against them. W ith the I ree Bridge
resist the encroachment Of railway
* end, T h e O b w r v e r to a n y re » p o n *ib :e p e r­
Wasco; G. A. Meloy, Moro; Fred corporations upon our right of main
two
young
ladies
of
Moro.
For
The New Biggi is certhiuly a
so n w h o o rd e r* i t , th o u g h th e y m a y not
in prime process of decay, and that
“ SO R O SIS” and
Krusow, Grass Valley ; A. 8. Jo h n ­ taining county roads, and
’most deeervedlv popular hotel, and particulars apply at tins office.
»end th e m o n e y w it h th e o rd e r, w it h the
road gone, which way could the
“ W alk -O ver” S tore.
u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t th e y >re to p>J 1— c ■
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son, Kent; A.M.Wright, M onkland;
Whereas. It is noteriouely true mine b«**«t, J. J. lleckard and wife,
cent* per m o n th fo r it, u n t il * u c h tim e a. I f4rmer of this region turn lor renei
l o rm c rly f itth and W a th ln x tH » -
they
k e -- advantage
h igb prices ? S’ot to The executive committee, to act in con­ th a t the railw ays in Sherman coun­ are entitled to a very liberal patron­
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a b o v e lib e r a l d b c o u n t* .
1 ro m t hi» c a te
junction with the officers and con­ ty have ruthlessly destroyed, and age. The table is supplied with
W a sh in g to n and Third S tr e e ts
Dalles, surely. Nor to that city for
never repaired our cjuntv roads,
w e a re p re p a re d to d iv c o u t I rat«» to * - l
stitute the working head of the or where ever traversed ly their lines, everything nice, and the rooms are
le a d in g W e e k !ie * a n d M a g - lin e * p u t lb h e d
Notice is hereby given th a t
top
notch
prices
for
wheat.
There
“ AU Around The N orthwest Corner”
in th e U n ite d S ta te *, to » n y p re p a id reader
san itatio n .
there will be a meeting of tlie farm
and as we believe, now seek to des- new, neat and clean.
ot The Otd Reliable Observer. Come with you are, bottled-up; with no ave­
PORTLAND
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OREGON.
The constitution aud by-laws as J troy our main outlet to the Dalles
Stationery,*' p ip er, pens, ink, era of Sherman county, in Moro
the monev—a* th a t i* in d i» p e n *ib ,c .
nue to help yourself.
from central and eouthern Sherman {»encils and ail sorts of ¡etas, at the Ju ly 14, at 10 o'clock a in., to dis
adopted
by
the
U
m
atilla
farmers
It has been the policy of the past
cuts m atters of great im portance to
county, via. the Dt «Chutes Free
A t Staten Island, there has been
Observer Book Store.
our interest. Come, everylxxly.
to treat that road as not worth the organization was adopted by this Bridge, and
b u ilt a house which is really fire
We’ve got the tools and whats
M any F ak M er » , __
Whereas, Heavy team travel will
cost of rejtair. aud perhaps in the organization.
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proof. The walls and partitions
Sherm an county, Or
Frank J. Sm ith, superintendent this year be of larger volume and more we kin * bow to use them in
matter of im mediate returns for the
are of hollow concrete blocks, the
outlay, tb a f may be true, but of one of the Open River Transportation heavier loads than f jr m any years this P rint Shop. Come an 1 see for
h i
floors and roof of re enforced con­
past, caused by lumber and wood
thing the farmers may be assured Co., was at the meeting and guaran­ hauls from Dufur and vicinity, and yourself.
crete, the floors being supported by
If they jtermit the free bridge to go teed warehouses and scalee at Rufus grain hauls to the Dalles; therefore . T hat the D redo is nn obstacle to
dxlO-inch concrete beams, re en
Any person or persons having
to pieces, aud the grade lie destroy­ for this year«:’ business, if the farm- J 1« it
ihe jetty at the m u'h of the Co­
forced with bars. The slab form
Resolved, T hat we petition the lumbia will he r.eyrs to many old- horses, cattle, houses, lots onhouse-
ed, through crim inal neglect of the era would guarantee not less th an
ing the roof extends down to form
liold goods for sale, exchange, or
ood
P rin tin g
county officials, each ta^ -p aying 50,000 «ack. ot wheat tor the I,oat Honorable County Court, for W .a- timers in O.-pgon. The J a te report partie? desiring to buy such* prop­
a cornice, (bus completing the
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Sherm
an
counties
to
protect
farmer will find hiuiself pa}ing a line and portage road. Before the
th(J Pree Uri(jgy acrogg the of Cob Roeesler is the first we've erty, will find 'T he O bserve » a
frame w ithout the use of ausiagje
vast deal more annualTy thereafter meeting ended' he had nearly the DesChutes river, and particularly
ever ,h«ard of teredo .any » 1« re jrood medium for advertising and
piece of wood. The stairs aiid
in sundry different bills and expen rtjouisite num ber guaranteed and
securing a customer..' Try
of
the
County
Court
for
8her-
within the swifch ai d ewasb of the
porches a re .a lso of cement, re çn
coG-.-cy» an ids» of iuczcm . You may never
T he O bserver ,*
ses than his share of the cost of more farmers to hear from The I man county, th a t they cause the
wit'-r« of tbeJColumhia river.
forced with rods.
*ee the mac himself. It’i hia letter head,
Moro, Or
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proper maintenance would amount new warehouse will be h .n d led by
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hu caveiopc, hia btuineta card> cuculae» or
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r
.
be
immediately
repaired.and
pUtin
Viuele»« potiiioei haired. The
K lick itat couuty ought to be cut to. VaudalS, camping under the responsible grain men and charges I condition for
catalogue. You sue the man up by theae
traVeL '
thing*- What impreuioo of a man and hn
u p into about six new counties, it bridge on this side, we know not will be as .low poesihly us 35 cents
Resolved, T hat when said grade poat m aster general ha« issued a
b u*ine«t do you get if he write* to you ou
is too big for any use whatever. from- where, have been guilty o f per ton.
.
I ¡g once more in repair th a t au an- fraud order against 'th e Vincles«
wrapping paper or axle grease stationery?
using
the
approach
m
aterials
as
Strayed
or
Stolen.
5
or
G
head
Our
farmers
are
not
hauling
to
nUal
appropriation
1*
made
for
its
potato
company
which
Las
been
ad
­
The W allam et valley could be set
.How does youn look? Is it neat, tasty and
2-yc^x
°ld
Fteers.brn
n«k*d
I
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on
left
down on top of "K lickitat potthty fuel for camp fires, and evidence is Ilufue altogether as a club over the maintenance, to so prcwCnt it ever vertising a sulistance at ?l.«50 per
modem? It b if The Moro Observer Job
hip. Two wattles under chin. I
bottlo known a« potatine, which will pay $2.50 i»er head for inform a­
and still leave considerable of a Mill apparent th at the tim bers have railway c o .p a n y to «oro. l o « r
Department prints it. Better bring in that
next job t.
it
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raggexl edge. The Uolyiubia river once been on fire, whether by acei fates, hut to furnish business for the
Resolved. T hat inasmuch as right was guaranteed to produce as tion by which 1 can find tbe cattle.
m eanders 198 milt* of its water dentsor'otherw ise we are unable to portage railway, th a t its friends o{ way ¡8 b0W being acquired by many potato«?« iu a hip of saw dust, Address.
N ate C i cji ,
front. The town« and inhabitant» I say, nearly «lesttoying tire structure may go before the next assembly railway corporations along De® w ithout vine! or foliage, as could 6t223J
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Cecil, Or
showing increased business which Chutes river, our County Court is he grown on an acrC‘ of fcreund,
are as widely apart as Portlan«! and 1 before it was put out.
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Eugene, D etroitand Siuslaw. Cut I „ j„ talking with jteopleabout put o u , delegation in congrea. may u . - X ’/ o i t t y ' i S X
within a period oi GO days. See the
it up, save expense! in courts. | ring this m ad into shape it is sur
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to further the construction of the I j.jver road we now have; as was p o iu tf
For general hónre work. Apply
Do som«‘ I prihiug to find some who contend dalles-Celilo canal, establishing the <jonv
taxes, mileages, etc.
the Columbia Southern Ry
I> o n ’ t «end u * a r tic le * o n p o litic s , te m ­ to
Mrs. G. IL pot'Riiij.L,
Get
in
and
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that
a
good
road
is
now
in
use
oVer
developing over there,
necessity of( its completion for the company, when it built its line l>e- p e ra n c e o r r e lig io n . D U c u tn io n o f s u c h 316]
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Grass V alley, Or
o p lc * o n ly lea d s to v io le n t a n d a b u s iv e
the
Rattbwnake
grade.
But
few
of
ALL th e tim e.
successful development of The In- tween Biggs and W asco, and be-
be uptodate.
la n g u a g e In th e e nd .
,
tween \\ asco and DeMoss Springs,
litem sic farmers, ami even a loss , , v
For C ounty n ew s
.
Resolved, T hat the secretary of
Maj. E. C. Dntton. <li«ents from I nulI,|>er of them realize th at the land Em pire.-
The Observer is prepared to turn out
the ¡»opular theory th at volcanoes I (|j -tanoe fr0IU Moro to the top of •Among the farmers who have this organization forward a certified any class of upttxlate job printing.
New stock, steam presses, new tyqie.
Will bo for service a t my place
“ are the chimneys of the world,’’ the R attlesnake grade i« 0 miles, agreed to haul to the river mav be copy of these resolutions to each Satisfaction guarantee«!.
south east of Spaulding chapel.
mentioned: A. C. Thum p«.«, now county court for information and
aud is convinced th at tb iy an while it is «»niy 9 n»ih*
Moro ,
Terms $1.00, payable at the time.
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to The Dalles Merchants Associa-
A v o id p e rs o n a liti« *» . C o m p lim e n ts d e li­
situate«! over fava reservoir«, to the free bridge via H arris grade, haultng to H ay t anon, A. C. Coe,
Dalles Commercial
W .R. B eeshee ,
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c a te ly g iv e n a re a lw a v * a c c e p ta b le , b u t
“ rarely over three miles deep.'' and even less for many farmers who now hauling to Demoss: Dan
Club, as a m atter of record of our e v e n th e y rn u » t n o t be o v e rd o n e , as th e C
Monkland, Or
Proof of this lie finds in the stud) use the H arris grade. The majority Lachlan, now hauling to Demoss; ,h«jre for m aintaining onp fr«eout- c h a rg e o f In c b .c e r itt is a p t to fo llo w a
s h o w e r o f p r e t ty n o th in g s sp rea d b ro a d
of earth «pukes, which almost al­ kn£w of this difference in distance Mr. McLacblan said he remembered let from the central and southern cast
portions
of
this
countv,
by
wagon
ways accompany volcanoes. These and our farmers know that even tha words of H untington about
road to and from The Dalles, Dufur
B e fo re c o m in g to th e c ity to tra d e r e a d ­
For Sale. 1040 acres, deedc«i.
are governed by the same laws a" after attaining the topof the R attle­ charging all the tariff wouldPbear,
e r* a re re q u e s te d to e x a m in e T h e O bsei v e r
and vicinity.
Over
700 acres plow land, GOO now
a
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v
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tis
in
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th
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sound waves. The source of heat, snake grade, coming this way,there •«nd he thought Sherman county
From the report of. this meeting, a w a k e b u s in e s s m a n w h o a d v e rtis e » , c o n ­ in cultivation, water, windmill^
which can«CS th e gaseous erupt ion, are some pretty Stiff grades to pull was bearing t«ro much; W. U. Coop­
s e q u e n tly he I* th e m o s t a c c o m m o d a tin g , wells and springs.
If you want a
is the radio activity of the earth’s tip, which a«*t as a hindrance to the er, who has a warehouse on his published in the Evening Journal, « ells th e c h e a p e s t, a nd d e a ls th e m o s t l ib ­ good ¡dace come and see me four
we «juote:
e r a lly In e v e r y w ay
crust in limited tracts at a depth of use of it. So with the oltetructiou farm; A. M. W right, former county
miles east of Rutledge. Every tiling
Over 3.500 tons of grain were
a man needs.
No middle man.
from one to three miles, thus caus­ ist«. But when Mked to do some­ commissioner; W. A. Wood'», living
pledge from the Moro district alone,
NEW TODAY.
Address.’ F rank P ayne ,
ing a melting of the rock.
thing to preserve the bri«lge, saying east of Moro; 1’. J. Dillingor, near while it is e x a c te d th a t about
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Rutledge, Or.
nothing about the grade, the rank M onkland; Jam es Wood, jr., north
Prof. W isler of Heidelberg uni­ iniqu4ty of their schemes come to of Moro; W. F. Jackson, south of double that am ount will be ple«lged
versity, Germany, one of the high the surface, a n d ,“ want nothing” to Moro; G. A. Meloy, near Grass Val­ in the county along the Columbia
river.
eat authorities on natural history, l»edone is quite as uppareut as the ley; N. W. Thompson, who has a
The m atter of the destruction of
Tiie W ind River Lumber Co.
has announoed his conclusion that buuij) on a log.
warehouse on his {arm at Erskin- wagon roads was also taken up and
have a nice lot of them, built for
all highly develojwsl race« had
You will alw ays find at our yard.
A petition, signe«! by a large ville.
the executive committee was in ­
service^*out of good m aterial, by a
th eir origin in tl «extrem e northern number of bona tide tax-payers of
Mr. Thompson made a little
first class carpenter, which they are
latitude of 90« region« which arc th isoon n D -. w 1« n< ’ b'ug>Jiiee pre speech saying th a t he did not like structed to take tfle m atter up with
selling at reasonable prices. Call
at »pecial prior« by car
the
Wasco
and
Sherm
an
county
txxlay iuacceHsihlc, a« they arc sentnd io the toutny cunt'., .1
and see them.
/ to : t’k bucking a railroad th a t he courts.
buried with ice or arctic sea«. Th« for repairs to the H arris grade, hut
W ind R iver L umber C o .,
had helped to get right of way for
The farm er! have no objection to
We also handle KNOCK DOWN W INDOW
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Moro, Or
continuous, coolihg of the north, •bout the only satisfactfbn that the
and build, the Columbia Southern, the railroads, hut they do object to
FRAHES
and BUILDING PA PER .
sharpen«*! the struggle for exist petitioners received was a hunch
Will meet
and which, at the time, he thought having their wagon roads destroyed
encc and created new forms of life. that “ some of the Moroitcs wanted
all
competition.
was a good thing for the county. 'esjtccially as such action always
He dissent« from the theory that a short road to go a fishing;’’ com
Wo all thought the same, anil to a gives the railroad undue advantage.
the tropical sun has power to dc pletely ignoring the great Wueilt
If you do call an'I let us make
Estim ates cheerfully given on all bills large
Much credit is given to Geo. N.
a deal with you. - We have them
velop the Lu man germ. He con that this road is to the farmers of certain pojut it has developed the
county
as
nothing
else
had
done
so
Crosfield,
who
has
been
the
most
and they are lor sa le -p ric e cuts no
elude« that the flrat trit*es of men Sherman couuty generally; even
figure in the transaction. Morolm-
folio*«*«! in the track «<f the mama though hundreds of them never far, hut it has received the very best | enthusiastic advocate of the present
plcment Co. Call on or address
pay
for
doing
the
work
it
has
done,
•
organization
and
who
«leclincd
the
hat» ayimali« from the extreme use I it. This fall it would l»e a .
...
. . r-i ,
, .
G ey H ulse , Agent,
i ud«ra« ,t th e . ra. “
M presidency on account of private In-
north a«r«e^ th«- Eurojiean con­ b ia se d good tbtng'.for the farmer i f : a n '1 *n
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Moro, Or
the servi e has l»een out ol nil pro- Crests m aking it impossible for him
tinent.
Have ycxj money to inveti.
it was in condition for travel.
property to be esred tor or «»Ute*
. tu 1 |H»rti«»n, when it is taken into c6n- to a ttend to the duties of the office.
E. S . H ornaday, fla n a g er , Moro
countv, particularly The 1
to be managed ?
After August l«t th eO . R
N . Masco
..
,
L *. «« 1 a
sideiation th a t it fonts fully a« AltouC 100 members were sdded to
‘
W W I ▼ T» T * ▼
W ill year heatih. time *nd
Go. will haul gra n a t It O c e u '- « l- »s Dalle«, Dufur, Tygh, M anne, etc., much I«» get wheat from Mom to the roll and unhoun«le«l enthusiasm
Gentleman or lady witli good
private affair* permit you td
a long ton of 2210 pounds. The I h much intW isted iu the reatora IMrtland. as from W alla W alla to prevailed.-
reference,
to
travel
by
rail
of
with
. manse* them properly and
profitably?
rig, for a 'firm of $250,000 capital.
new- rate wi’l apply from all () R tion of this route, and under the Portland. Notw ithstanding be lias
J. N. Fordyce, manager of the ex­
adm
inistration
<
f
Ju«lge
Lake,
has
You may have th* colkctlv«
Salary $1,062 per year and expen­
A N. points, and also on the
just a short distance from Ids house tensive mercantile company of Moro,
wl»do*n of e.xprrltnced men to
ses. Salary paid weekly and expen­
Columbia Southern an«] C JnniUM shown a «lijtpdtilioii to do aomething a railroad warehouse on his farm, 1 (the 8. T. Co.), pledged his support
the - n a n a firrin t of your inter­
ses advanced. A ddress,w ithstam ps,
and
it
is
the
«
arn«*t
hope
of
The
est!
If
you
coojult
thia
Company.
R ivei A < )r«T;<^n Roa D. L »«.*! ex ­
» he wa® going to haul to the Colum- 1 to the movement, and asset te«i th at
Jos. A. A lexander ,
Olsservcr
that
there
may
be
some
It
a
lto
re
c
e
iv
e
!
d
e
p
o
ilt
i
porters have tried ejrer »m«c the
M ORO, OREGON.
*
Moro, Or
bin river, and at the rate charged be would have freight hauled by J
lubfcct to check, amt ta v ln ts
formation of the »ailing ahip com,-
accounts from one do'Iar up,
!>y the rail road company, lie figured wagon from the river, thus enabling >
paying current in tr r ttt thereon.
bine to secure a freight at l«-j»M on
L IV E R Y , FEED A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
that, although he would not make farmer? to l«>ad both ways. By so j
Disease
takes
no
summer
A c t! as Irurtee in all property
an even
» ith the Hoand, but
relations requiring !u c h ie rv b tt.
anything big out o( it Tie would doing he saves about $1 a ton on-,
vacation.
it W«t alleg«*l, towage charges and ,
J. M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
buyt and u!h bonds, effect! cq|
Ttié'Moro brick yard property,
make even money for th ^ tim e of freight.
If
you
need
flesh
and
lectio«^ lend3 money.
the n u t of shipping seamen at our
adjoining and west 'of tho CoOrt
his men at d teams.
1 A gnrplllsof g2«.187,t59 is abown !
In many other w a y t It edn he
strength use
Telephone from Tbe Dalles or any Hherman ouanty point» at onr expense *
house, ift for sale. Besides two city
port Were ex«***«ive;J*enoe the d if­
of aervkr. Call or w rite for frtt
Bervioe famished to or from Moro to any point»
Further,
Mx.
Thom
¡»Run
said,
one
i,y
t
|,e
treasury
departm
ent’»
state-
1
blocks
there
is
fin
acreage
good
for
ferential. Ioveatigati«>ti! w ere made |
pamphlet tefting forth the scope
OUR MOTTO "PU m , Ih. puHls."
other
fact
should
he
borne
in
m
ind
mCUt
o(
th
e
financial
transaction«
of
I
first
«lass
gardening,
and
tho
whole
of it* operation!.
and data auhmitted to show the ;
tract
will
mfike
a
lovely
suburban
by
all
fabhers
of
this
rection,
and
,
governm
ent'
during
the
fiscal
charges at both harl«»n« were ofi a '
summer as in winter.
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
residence. Price $700 For particu­
that is this: If the jortage railway ■
pn,jing June 30th. Receipts I
p sr prscti<*lly, with odds I if favor ’
lof lr»< Mfcp*.
lars address.
B. F. H oover
and boat» get-no bueine?« they will t wprc 1594 591,711, „„ increaae of I
SPECIAJj RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
C nmpanif
of l ’.»rllan«l as regar«!» seamen who
SCOTT A WJW>X, (J id * ,
542 East 36th streot,
»y m l esrl
V«»X.
W ash .
N wwlawo ^ .
not ojwrate. If the l>oats are not | g-,i 499,ft.5,5 {n customs and iutorual
2021
-
Portland,
Or
ba«l not I mm * ii <%»ntract«-«l for, but it } ®
all in«*1
**
«
• i»<XOa6'5-
jiatrooizf d^ neither will the jortage | revenue.
. -
1
wa« unavailing.
The
O b se r v e r .
The
In v e s tm e n t o f
C h e m ic a l
Funds
C le a n in g
and
'
P r e s s in g
A n y S u it yo u have,
H ad e as good as
new , fo r $2.50. -
The In s u ra n c e D e p a rtm e n t
2 U N IQ U E
T A IL O R IN G
C O .,.
-W alk-O ver Oxfords
$4.00
$4.00
$3.5»
Wanted
K N IG H T S
farmer’s Meeting. •
ix io ij
Io Buy, Sell or Exchange
y »
* « e s t v e B c v i i e a i»
■ « « w « a « a, * b »
» «J
> a ■ »
I
r
1
Lost Cattle-Reward.
? * • »
Girl Wanted.
Hero-Roan Durham Bull.
Grain and Stock Farm
READ THE OBSERVER
LU M B E R
All kinds in large or .riunii ^tnrrtrtics.
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
AND SCREENS
Header Beds.
L IM E , C E M E N T , C O AL,
W O O D and POSTS.
S L A B W fifiB
Want a Wagon Rack?
Wind River Lumber Co
Wanted
Orick Yard for Sale.
Scott’s Emulsion
'■
£
4