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Nine days more. Then the school END SUMMER SALE Judge Wm. Rudolf made a Hying Moro will support a good shoe business trip to the Dalles Wednes maker. Our Prices Lower Thai Lowest bell. Moro will support a good tailor, day. 8trawberry ioe cream is the very Mrs. Hattie Stoner, ft niece ot mending, etc., latest at Rudolfs’ for Sunday. Mrs. Walter Stanley, returned with Moro will support a good baker. The Madras Pioneer that reaob«® Miss Lillian from Portland. Inquire at The Observer .Oflioe if Wo Can Prove It. this ehaok is so badly priuted that The Dorcas Society met with Mrs. jrou want to get into a business of it oannot be read. C. L. Ireland Wednesday. Next Yee sum ; The Observer Book any kind in Moro. Mrs. A. L. Davis is visiting friends Wednesday the meeting will be Store will have all the books you with Mrs. J. F. Foes. at Kelso. want on the 17 th. Mrs. Angel is with her parents T. H. Frazer returned to Portland Gov. T. T. Geer has become as Mr. and Mrs. Sells, in this city, Thursday. sociated with E. P. Dodd and G. W. Don’t forget.the latest. Strawberry and is receiving hearty welcome Pbelpe in the Pendleton Tribune. from many friends here. The Appeal to Anarchism asks, ice cream, at Rudolfs’ Sunday. Mrs. Ella Walford and babies of Dr. Roy W. Logan will remove “Is it a crime to be out of work? Bigg** >a visiting in Newburg. She with his family to La Grande early • i Bet your life, it is a crime in Ore was accompanied by little Miss In October. gon. Mr. Nichols, son-in-law of Rev. Vivian Strong of this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Cushman and P. H. Johnson and family have Mrs. Amerioa Moore are vieitiqg i° and Mrr A. J. Adams, was a visitor moved into the cottage of Mrs. Republic, B. C., with Mrs. Lottie to Morr from Hood river on the Anderson, recently vacated by Mr. 31st. Pierson. Lyons. That lovely peach you see on The Dried breadcrumbs are better for Doe. A. S. Johnson and family frying purposes than craoker duet. O.Man’sdesk came from the Horace have moved into the Barnum resi The dried bread does not soak up Strong orchard. A sample of high dence, aud may now be considered land production. the fat as quickly. oitizens Of Moro. J. F. Walton is temporarily lo She say« they’re engaged, and be G. E. James, depty clerk, is aj says they’re not. Now, what do cated at Niles, but is working in delegate to the National Irrigation you make of that? Roy Bays it will the rebuilding of San Francisco. Congress at Boise. He expects to the He "will perhaps locate nearer take a jury to decide. stop off at different points on his city (to be) for the winter. Pro The Proclaimer gave us a pioture return. of Ione. “The beat town in Morrow visions are cheap and work plenti Il costs us more to print The PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON. county’’ ought to have at least one ful. Sheriff McCoy now has a lovely Observer in hard times than it does shade tree, and a few for orchard. well of water at his city residence, when times are good—so we hope C. IL Stranahan, who has? been 19 feet deep. Mr. Stewart, the you will come to the front with a $ traveling through Wisconsin, Min artist who produced it, contemplates or 2 without kicking. nesota and other states, for a J. M. Bannister, 'formerly» of putting it on exhibition at Rtidcrtfe’ month, has returned boro^to Hood dor a lew days, he is so proud of his Yamhill county, raised 63 bushels river. of wheat per acre in l matilla Miss Hallie Barzee will attend achievement. E. C. Goodwin ot the Dalles, and county this year. The variety is the college at Corvallis this fall hie nephew, James Gillespie, of new to us. He calls it Day of Glor} and winter. She will be a member ar?, both lost when you go lo Portland Wichita, Kan , were in the city last wheat. of the family of Ex-Sheriff T. A. to get your eyee fitted. My equip The Barcua shoeing machine for week. Mr. G. has just returned McGinnis. ment for making an accurate test of from a trip to Wisconsin, head holding and shoeing wild horses Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Frost, and the eye la unexcelled by any office In Strawberry ioe cream at Rudolfs’ baby boy, arrived Monday for a quarters of the Excellent life insur- without danger to the operator or Coming Events. the state. My glaseee have given en injury to the animal, is the latest Sunday. brief sojourn with friends and rela ance company represented in this device for this purpose and gives tire satisfaction to the wearer. region by Mr. Goodwin. Prof. Bryant expects Mrs. B. Walla Walla fair Ootober 1st to tives in Moro.- MOHO, BHKBM AN CO .,O REG O N : The Dallas town council must be general satisfaction. C. B. Florer Wu carry- a fu ll stock of Optical Goods We repair all 6tb. - 1 vi home today. Attorney Meindl has returned Oregon State Fair, Salem, Septem Moro school bell will ring at 8.30 from Clackamas with Mrs. M. and made up of a lot oF —idiots. They BassehlTTor one Tor hia Hptod&t0 kinds of Watches, C licks and Jewelry. The price of The Observer is $1.60 ber 10-16. . propose to remove shade trees Moro shop.- - Sept. 17th. ’ they are now enjoying these delight per year. 76 c e n t.fo r aix month*, BO oenla Baby Maybrey June Strong was O . P D bihere they interfere with phone Water Lawa conference, Salem, H E A C O C K . HROPO. O re g o n . J. R. Hunter quit cutting 3-sacks ful days at borne in Moro. for four mouth®—bnt If paid in adrauoe we u o eu t 02.60 in fu ll for 2 years. Shorter the center of attraction*“*»» the and olectric wiring to the bight of Sept. 10-11. per acre and turned his crop into lerin * than one year 12H oente per month- Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle, and 20 feet.” ih e bum companies oc sanctum sanctorum of this shack Horticultural fair, at Goldendale, hay. R. L. Campbell and family, have z z z > z z z Z z » i r z z zJr zi</.2>zz>X r/ The Observer la prejotred to turn out Sept. 20-22. cupy both sides of every improved Tuesday. Mrs Strong of course We learn that the family of Mr left Grass valley for the hop fields any claw» of uptxxlate job printing. street in Dallas, and if such muti was with her, and also * Mias Crook county fair, at Prineville, Fitzmaurice are soon to join him in New atock, steam preaxes, new type. WASCO MILLING CO. of Linn and Marion counties. Hatiafaetton guaranteed. x lation is -permitted, good bye to Florence Andrua of Newburg, and October 10-13. Condon. You can get tomatoes, celery, in Mrs. C. L. Ireland. It was a real Oregon State Preee Association, Stationery, paper, pens, ink, fact almost anything you want in pretty Dallas. H A L F A S A C K o f our high r r *d e flour I®- FRIDAY . . . . . ........ .S ept . 7,1906 Newport, Sept. 22-24.- good visit together. Miss A. is re Mr. G. E. Moore, *our worthy equal In result»' to • fu ll M ck ” f other pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the green groceries, by calling at The brand». 'T H th« be»t on t h . m arket foe h«lf friend late of the Buckeye farm, lated to The O. Man. Washington State Fair, North Obeerver Book Store. «gain the money. Uniform in quality and 8. T. Co. Store, Moro, tomorrow, Ice at Rudolf« now, and plenty Yakima, Sept. 17-22. now of Gilliam, was a business purity. The hijrhe»t develop«!»«®» of th« Dr. E. F. Parr and wife were Mre.J. M. Powell is fitting up fresh from the producers. miller*« art, combined w ith th« Tory be»» of it, at*2 cent« per pound. - grieved by -a telegram Monday from - W. C. T. U., 24th annual meet her home on the farm quite com Postmaster Parry is a connoisseur visitor to Muro, Monday, accom wheat that 1» raised in 8herma«i county. Latest maj>s of both Oregon and ing, Newburg, Oot. 1-4. panied by Mr. Hatriffge, of Texas. Berkley, Cal., announcing the death fortably for the coming winter. Once trl« d — A lw a y . u««d in flower raising. His potted planta Washington, for «ale at The Strawberry ioe cream at Rudolfe’ Cap. E. W, Spenoer has con in the lobby at the post office are Mr. Moore is still loyal to Sherman "of Mrs. Parr’s mother, Mrs. Nans Obeerver Book Store. Sunday. Something special. tracted to provide ample transport both rare and beautiful, the ad county, and bad as It seems would cowan, who was killed that, morn The Moro* Flouring Mill® want gladly exchange Gilliam for it. Mr hig in a street car accident. This The Oregon Irrigation Association ation facilties between the O. P. Ry., miration of all visitors. your wheat. Call and see Mr.Ed eon, meet at Hood river Oct. 11-13. H. says that Texas* has had rain is a very sad termination of a most and Portland. • Some lousy hobo cut from 800 to he will treat you right. The Oregon State Teachers Asso C. G. Huis has put his .crutches 1,000 sacks of Barnum Bros, wheat enough „.this summer to make up pleasant visit, and nur.sytopathies ? ; - / ZZ> Z < z < z ZZZr z z z z z Moro Bcboole will open 8ept.l7th, ciation meet in Salem, Nov. 26-28. away and is now using a cane. In for 40 years of drouth, but coming are extended to Dr. and Mrs. Parr in the field one night last week, and indications point to a record as it did all at once it was more jn the trouble. Department of Sobool Superin short time he expects to be on causing quite a loss to them. No breaking attehdance. instructive then profitable. tendence, an organization of uoanty both feet again. A man was killed for his money clue as tp «ho the rascal *8- Our “ ads” attract attention land andcity superintendents and teach Manager Geo. T. Parr, of the opposite DesChutes city Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H.S. MoDanel have J. J. and Mrs. Thompson expect advertise. When you get our ad ers, Salem October 6-6. returned from their Cascade Lox locate in Portland. They received Eastern Oregon Land Co., has pur by some person unknown., Judge vertising, you get business bringers. Summer retreat. E. H. Moore and the insurance on the property lost chased six car loads of well seasoned Rudolf held a coroners quest, and Regular bill of fare at Rudolfe family are yet there, we understand. Parents wishing to avail them best varieties of seed wheat and the body was buried in Moro by the San Francisco disaster, but selves of the excellent schools of ice cream parlors. barley for sowing on the lands of the cemetery. From a note book re Mr. M. has changed physicians and Mr and Mrs Betbers are now is now improving in health some it was only a fraction of what they company in Sherman county. This, tained by Sheriff McCoy is is sup Moro this fall and winter, will find really lost. good houses in the city'which may settled in their new borne at the what. more than anything, is needed to posed that his name waa O. 11. Canyon City Eagle: Geo. T. rented ou favorable terms. Ask the Dalles. DeMoss Bards are delayed from Parr, of Moro, was in the city Mon* improve the present doleful outlook Schnaubelt. He waa well dressed, Observer about what you want. Sample copies of this paper may starting on their annual trip this for good crops about here.- We iu all new clothing, and had $1.56 day. Mr. Parr is agent for the Patriarchs Militant and Soverign be had at The Obeerver business fall because of an auto, accident on Eastern Oregon Land company, and were astonished when told by a in his pocket which the slayer over Grand Lodge, I 0 0 F, which con office—6o. per oopy. farmer last week that during his looked perhaps. He was apparently Tuition Free. Board at Cost. Write for Catalogue. the Tillamook-Yamhill grade, in venes at Toronto, Ontario, Sept 15th Be at Rudolfs Sunday and try which the wife of their advance was in this city to appear before the experience here he had only brought about 25 years of age, medium to 22d, 1906. Tickets now on sale the Strawberry ice cream. A very agent, Mr. Ridgeway, was badly in board of equalization. . . in new seed once in 20 years. Mr. size, and a German. The murderer Dr. Logan was up iron) the Dalles, at Moro railway station; going via delicious flavor. .. Parrs’ sucoess next year is assured Used a juniper club, picked out of jured. Sunday to visit the little girl in Dr. 8kokane and return $80.10. Go Mrs. J. C. Freeman aud Mrs. C. John H. Douma, long a sufferer from this start. DesChutes river drift. No clue. ing via Spokane, returning via San G. Huis, leave Saturday on their from cancer of the stomach, was R. W. Logan’s family, who was A paragraph is traveling the Buy the genuine imported aven- very bad off with pneumonia. The Francisco $101.95. On sale Sept visit to friends and relatives in bnried from Moro M. E. Church rounds of newspaperdom warning erioua carbolineum^ the imitation Largest Denominational University in the Northwest little sufferer’s case took a turn for 8-9 and 10th, 1906. Limit to Nov. Missouri. mercharrR they must break, smash being offered ia only a temporary Sunday, Rev. Adams preaohing the Christian but not Sectarian. We’ve got the tools and whats funeral sermon. Deceased was a better Monday afternoon. 30th, 1906. and burn all their empty cigar remedy if at all. If genuine one Two New Buildings • Adequate Equipment. J. 0 . Thompson, whose adver > Pianos and Organs. The Gilbert more we know how to use them in native of Holland, aged 46 years. boxes, must not give one away Co. occasionally have instrument« this Print Shop. Come and see for He was united in marriage to Mies tisement for a pair of 1600 pound under penalty of fine, imprisoment, application lasts for all time. Ask 45 Professors and Instructors. to see our pealed packages. The x Zs revert to them on account of sick yourself. Rinska Yousra, in May, s 18t0. borsee appears on the 2d page of and other fool things to happen. Two New Course« Added This Year Observer Book Store. If you want your team properly this paper, has spent $7,000.00 in ness, removal of buyer, ekf We Postmaster Furry wrote to head English Commercial and Electrical Engineering. Emigrated to the United States the We have received the 24th an will sell such instruments at a very taken care of at Kent drive to the same year. There were born to Sherman county for horses, since quarters about the matter, and For Particular» Addroaa nual catalog of the Oregon State low figure. Write for description Kent Feed Stable where E. Donly the 1st of July last. He ships to them 8 children, ^11 of >ihom are Portland, Spokane, Bellingham and Collector David M. Dunne, of the DEAN J. T. M ATTHEW S or JOHN H. COLEMAN, Prealdent. of piano bargains, terms, etc. We proprietor, will see to them., Normal School at Monmouth of the Internal Revenue Service for the „ Salem , Oregon. will watch for a bargain for you. Church and Society notice® FREE, e x - living. Deceased was reared in the elsewhere. Normal it says: “The place of the district of Oregon says; “It is not Write today. Fisober Piano $1 cept when for money making purpose« Christian faith being a member of In Kansas a lodge passed the Normal school in a system of edu Smith Organ $25.00. Gilbert Co., Such notice® at regular rates at the option the Dutch Reformel church. necessary to destroy cigar boxes usual resolutions in token of a de cation has been definitely determin of the publishers. Stearns Bldg., Portland, Or. when emptied. The U. S. Revenue ed. Educators both abroad and in ceased member, in which it was atamp must be destroyed, and if the tho United States agree that the stated that the lodge lost a good box is to be given away or passes state should insist upon the proper member, the wife a dutiful hus from the possession of the dealer training of those who are to teach band, the editor three years sub the factory number and caution Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacist* in the public schools^ Every state scription and Shears and Sawbuck notice must also be destroyed. A Full Line of Extras in the Uniou, with one or two ex a good customer. Hedicines Carefully Compounded. Nearly all of the large cigar dealers ceptions, haB established and is The Swift packing company offers have adopted the plan of destroying for the supporting training Schools for the $60 to each of the employee in it« 12887116 the stamp, caution notioe, and purpose of supplying a body of Chioago office who announce thein- factory number as soon as a cigar competent teacherB for the public selvee married, and it ia only the box is emptied. schools. The Normal School must beginning, as promotion and higher J. F. Belshee and wife took the differ, therefore, from all others. salary will follow. It is thought Any and all K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a y s In * t o S lu wise precaution to get out of the that married men are so much Its aole purpose must be to train heat and dust of harvest at home teacherB.” The Monmouth Normal more to be depended upon than this year by taking a run down And a Complete Line has an excellent staff of teachers their unmarried brethren. near old ocean, and put in the time A 300-lb brown bear, probably and its graduates are Bought after of Extras for profitably visiting old time as driven out of the forest reservation by schools of the state. The Dalles, Oregon aooiates, notably in Yamhill county, by fire, oroseed DeeChutes river a After years of experiments Presi Younger members of the family week ago Sunday, and after mak run the harvest heje satisfactorily. dent EUigtt, of Pullman ooHege, The McClune SanD ing the rise of the breaks on this Mr. and Mrs. Belshee are pioneers finds nothing bettor than tEe wheat tarium for medical side was detected by two Agency in Sherman county, and we are glad we have for seed, intellegently and surgical cases | plains men who saddled horses and that io the evening of their lives hanpled. It stands to reason tnat has all the attention j started after the animal, killing it they are able to enjoy even the spring wheat is poor stuff for fall and advantages that with a 22 rifle. poorest harvest Sherman county seeding I he Observer has preaohed OILS! O IL S ! O IL S ! Recent attacks upon dresses worn that for years. “Heavy losses, says any up-to-date hos ever had. It isn’t the first time •< at night by women in England are that they have been able to help Mr. Elliott, occurred during the pital or sanitarium only a continuation of the com others in a pinch in this oounty past winter witji farmers who sowed can offer, and the plaints made by preachers and New Harness It is a secret of the banking business Bluestem without a thought as to additional advant writers for generations past, de here that at one time when money its true character. I know one Just Received. clares London Truth, whioh, in sup was very much needed in Moro Mr. farmer who lost his entire crop of ages and comforts of a private home. port of its assertion, quotes tbs fol Belshee signed several notes for the 700 acres. In regions where spring lowing, published 100 years ago: wheat ia ordinarily eown nothing Meuical Staff: Or. T. C. Avery, Stephenson. Wash.; Dr- convenience of our looal hankers, In an evening drees the nymphs wbO used them as collateral to raise has yet been found to exoel the Collins, Goldendale, Wash.; Dr. H.C. Dodds, Dufur, O r.; nowaday - ----- - Biueetem for ability to withstand flearoe an atom of dress on them money for very much needed pur drouth and give a good yield of the Geisendorffer. The Dalles, O r, Dr H Logan, T h e i M t e A ; poses. H a o o u ld d o itto d a y if.b e leave; Dr R- W. Logan, Moro, O ft Dr, J. M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or« rass Valley Mor blame them—for what is an was called upon in the Hame oordlal beet quality.” Who doean’t know For further information, addrwa any ^ .® - V h « that? Exchange of aeed ia needed. O regon But Tdrew1 that Is fit for an K t «? 1 Ladies W aists, w h ite and colored, ' E xtra good bargains fo r 50 and 75 cents Ladies Lisle and C otton Cloves ’ S om ething e xtra nice fo r little money Ladies M uslin Underwear, Such as' W hite S kirts, Chemise, Corset Covers, N ig h t Robes, Drawers, etc. Wash Goods, Lawns, D im ities, Soiesettes Fancy Ginghams, K u ro k i Silks, etc. All at Greatly Reduced Prices. v A Big L o t o f Mens and Boys Straw and Crash Hats a t 20 cents each A few good School Shoes fo r C hildren a t only 50 cents per p a ir SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY Owing to the fact that W e do our own work, employ no clerks Own the building we’re in, pay no rent We don’t carry a large line of goods, but aim to carry every staple in demand W c <>nn a n d D o S e ll G o o d s C h e a p e r T h a n A ny S to r e in th e C o u n ty . & J. K. Lost! T im e! Money I MORO, OREGON. T lie O b se r v e r WASCO MILLING CO Wasco, Or. The Eastern Oregon State Normal School At Weston, opens Sept, lath Willamette University MORO PHARMACY MACHINERY P lo w s , H arrow s > t ' ’ . W ag o ns - Garden Hose Lawn Mowers Halt Combine Harvesting , RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES, CIGARS. Company. The McCune Sanitarium McCormick Reapers and H afdulare. w . F. Weigand & COij Headers. F. H. ®r-M-
