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MOW', IHKRMAN CO., OREGON :
Easter Sunday March 31.
Tvpe-writer paper at The Observ­
er office.
City election Monday.
D j M oss Lyric Bards perform in
Dalles city April 8tb.
(ret one of our indellible pad*
The price of The Observer is 91.50
par rear. 76 oenta for aix month», 60 oenta
for four month»—hot If paid In advance we
• joept $2-60 In fu ll for 2 year». Shorter
term» than on^year 12X oenta par month.
C hurch and Society notice» F R E E , e x ­
cept when for money nfaklrtg purpose».
Such notice» at regular rate» at the option
o f the publisher».
FRIDAY ...............M arch 29,1907
L. W. Roes, Jeweler, Wnaoo, Or.
R 8 Ward, formerly of McDonald,
ia now at Rock creek.
For first class Watch repairing
take your work to L. W. Rose. All
work guaranteed.
J T Booth by has changed his ad­
dress and ia- bow occupying the
King farm, above Erskineville.
J B Holman is up from Portland
watching for an opportunity to seed
Old newspapers for sale at The
his farm. I
Observer Book Store.
Mr Simmons has taken the farm
Horse Bills printed in good style
of Mr Dirks, lately occupied by Mr
at The’Observer office
Wilcox.
Musical Instruments and supplies
Elmer Heath’e towering ¿frame
at L W Roes’ Jeweler, Waeoo.
was visible in Moro busloeee circles
All kinds of fresh groceries at Saturday.
J W Meeeinger a Sons. See adv.
Mrs Wiloox\and family have gone
For Sewing Machine Needles and to Washington and will join Mr W
supplies, for all makes, call on L W at Prosser.
Ross, Jeweler, Wasco.
Moro is npt very favorably im­
If you want summer bunch grass pressed with tramp shows run on
pasture for your horses, see adv of the charity layout.
P F Maus.
A H Barnum has sold J B Hol­
James Dennis, of Grass Valley, man an English Berkshire boar,
has a fine trotting stallion which he from the stock of the Lone Rook
wishee to sell. See adv.
Farm.
and »lamp for marking linen.
Send your watches, and every­
Better goods, for less money, than
thing
in the Jewelry line for repairs,
any eatablishment in Sherman
to L W Roee, Wasco.
county, J,W Meaainger A Son.
Homeseekers: Don’t let any hobo
Inquire at The Observer Office if
hoodo
you. Come and see Sherman
you want to get into a busineee of
county.
any kind in Moro.
Tourist tags, with your name on,
For Engagement and Wedding
printed
while you wait, at The Ob­
rings, call on L. W. Ross, be has a
server Book Store.
large assortment, and oan suit ev­
Latest maps of both Oregon and
erybody.
Washington, for sale at The
The Observer is sustained by Re Observer Book Store.
,w n repo tattoo.
People. , •
Th» Offloial Paper of Tbe
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes,
The first steel passenger coach paper of »very kind, tablet», every style, at
over the 0 R N passed Biggs Satur­ The Observer Book Store.
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
day night, but Jake hasn’t told us
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the
whose steel it was.
Ladies Fancy Note Paper, large Observer Book Store.
aeeortmeat with envelopes to match, at The
Observer Book Store.
Don’t use pins to pin your papers
together. Try the beet clips, at The
Dr. C. Hartley, is permanently Observer Book Store.
looated in Wasco for the practioe of
Type writer oil, the best 3-in-l.
Dentistry. Charges reasonable, and
Lubrioatee, cleans and polishes,
all work guaranteed.
prevents rust. Try it The Observer
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The Observer la prepared to turn out Book Store.
any class of uptodate Job printing.
We’ve got the tools and whats
New stock, steam presses, new type.
more we know how to use them in
Satisfaction guaranteed.
According to the Herald Dr James this Print 8hop. Come and see for
is doing a good business in Antelope. yourself.
Superior round nickel tipped and
There are several anxious to see
rubber top pencils, two-for-5-oents
him at home for a few days.
If Frederic J Haskins stuff“ about and some for 10 cts per doz., at the
men and things in general is no Observer Book Store.
Painting, Paper Hanging, etc.,
more reliable than its story about
and satisfaction guaranteed, both as
the Oregonian— better cut it out.
Ao L stamped on your 6 9 gold to workmanship and prices, by J? R
Axtell, Moro, Oregon.
piece means that it is light weight.
Buy the genuine imported aven-
It was put there by a treasury of­
erious
carbolineum; the imitation
ficial who immediately set it afloat
being
offered
h only a temporary
again.
remedy if at all. If genuine one
Try sending your absent friends
application lasts for all time. Ask
The Observer thib year. We mail it
to see our sealed packages. The
and pay the postage for 12| cents
Observer Book Store.
per month. It is an excellent pres­
ent that your friends will appreciate ""Mrs Strahl wishes to call atten­
tion of the ladiee of Moro And vi­
For 50c I will mail you complete cinity to the fact that she is now
stamping outfit, containing shirt­ prepared to offer them finer quality
waist pattern in eyelet, shadow, or goods than ever before offered in
French embroidery, oollar patterns, Sherman connty, and at prices cor­
dorliee, etc. Also,samples of etiohes. respondingly lees, as the goods will
Mrs M Masten, Wasco, Or.
testify. No regular opening day as
We lesrrw incidentally that the the goods are now ready for inspec­
Presbyterian Sunday icliool child­ tion. Call and see them.
ren hovt a nice program for Easter
Eaton - Hurlbut goods are well
morning. We should have been known. There is no other box and
pleated 'to publish it today, but tablet paper so well known to the
have no means of knowing what it beet users of stationery. It oosts
oontalna.
more than other paper any where
The New Biggs is oartainly a else bat at The Observer Book
moat deservedly popular hotel, and Store. We desire to emphasise this
mine boat, J. J. Heckard and wife, fact, leaving-it to the user to judge
are entitled to a very liberal patron­ whether or not this is not the faot.
age. The table ia supplied with When you use it, you have the
everything nice, and the rooms are aatiefaotion of knowing that you
i n using the bast paper made.
paw, neat and clean.
The Portland business mens Bin
erary baa been revised. Their visits
in Sherman oonnty will be at the
end instead of at the beginning of
the trip—Saturday, May 11th.
Work has been stopped ou the
dallee-Celilo canal on aooount of
high water in tbe Columbia and
may not be resumed before August.
Ao unusual flood ia expected this
year.
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Ask to See Them .
MORO,
Ladiee. Call around and see our
Hqp R J Ginns’ address is now
new
lines of silks and dreaa goods.
Corvallis, Or.
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Beet in Sherman county. JW Mee-
Mrs W R Crogan la the guest of
sioger A Son. See adv.
friends In Portland this week and
The household effects of N P Han­
next.
son arrived from Portland last week
That leak in the street main nt
and the family are now at home in,
the intersection of First and Court
the residence lately vacated by Mrs
streets, needs attention.
McCullum.
John M Johnson has bean laid op
W A Norcrosa made his removal
from the kick of a horse maimiog
to Portland final last week. He has
hie right jeg.
a lucrative position at an extensive
If you have an empty bouse in brick factory in the south eaat di­
Moro perhaps we oan find a tenant vision of tbe city.
for yon, through The Observer, by
A. 8echler, tbe popular Dalles
giving us particulars.
orchardist, was a Sherman county
Mrs W B MoCoy has left her visitor Saturday and Sunday. If
hubby and ia enjoying these lovely nothing happens oontrarywise he
spring days with Blalock Iriends. will have tons of Royal Anne cher­
Ben is thinking seriously of sending ries this season.
the sheriff after her.
Sat unlay forenoon at 10 o'clock
One day In Maroh 1898 Walter
Rutledge loet his big eilver watch.
A better time keeper for its size no
man ever carried. Walter searched
industriously for his time keeper,
and finally give it up. One day in
October J M Dunahoo found a watch
in the road, and a few minutes later
he sod Walter pulled up at the
same watering trough, and Jim
showed bis find. T h a t’s the same
watch I loetlast Maroh, said Walter
after examination, and sure of it
himeelf Jim delivered the goods.
The watch was running when Jim
picked it up but the hour tallied
to the hour when it was lost, and
the most reasonable solution for
its running when found waa that
the jar of the fall in Maroh stopped
it and one of Jim s’ big elephant
footed horses struck it with a hoof
that started it again.
the executive committee of the pub-,
lie echools field meet and declama­
tory contest, will be in session at
the office of County Superintendent
Bryant, to fix the date; select med­
als, etc., for tbe final fete. The
committee consists of the four prin­
cipals ot the Wasco, Moro, Grass
Valley and Kent schools, and Supt.
Bryant, ex officio chairman.
C o n s is tin g o l a
Whereas, The Supreme Ruler of
the Universe has called from earth
the wife of our beloved brother,
P H Johnson, and
N ew
a n d C o m p le te
L a d ie s
Whereas, In her death our broth­
er has loet a faithful and loving
wife and companion, and this lodge
a kind and affectionate friend,there­
fore be it
L in e o f
D re s s G o o d s
a n d a ll k in d s o f G ro ce rie s.
On these goods w e will stick to our motto
“ B etter Goods for L ess M oney than an y
other store in the C ounty.”
Resolved, That while our brother
mourns his loss, we, the members
of Moro Lodge No. 113, I O O F,
extend to him our most sincere
sympathy,fully realizing that death
is the crowning act of this life, and
be it further
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IHORO PHARMACY
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES* CIGARS.
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For Councilman.
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Neu> Goods
Hall of Moro Lodge, No. 113,
I. O. O. F., Moro, Or.,
March 23, 1907.. ,,
To the Officers and Members:
We your committee appointed to
draft resolutions of condolence in
behalf of our beloved brothers wife,
Mrs P H Johnson, would beg to
submit the following:
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
Mark between num ber and name of each candidate voted for thus X
For Councilman.
M r». P . H . J » b n » o n .
T H E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L
For the City of Moro, Sherman Countv, Ofegon, for Election of Citv Officers April 1st, 1907
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Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of the
lodgo and made a part thereof, a
George Thompson was in town to
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
copy be sent to the brother, and a
Miss Craft, of Portland, Mrs consult Blink' y about the weather, copy to The Sherman County Ob­
Strahls accomplished trimmer, has Saturday, hut was disappointed, as server for publication.
won many laurels from Sherman the dear old Cat died on the 16 h
Fraternally submitted,
county ladies this spring, on the If he had lived until the 21ft day
G. E. J ames ,
new oreations brought out by her of next November he would have
( i . s .J '
G eo . M klov ,
been
14
years
old.
His
legion
of
millinery art.
W m . M orrison ,
friends will he pleased to know that
Fruit Inspector Morris ie on his bis last days were peneeful at. borne
Committee
annual inspection. He informs us and his final departure was whilt
that W M Barnett is about closing yet tbe patient hand of a human
L o c a l C h u r c h e s.
a deal with a LaGrande Co , for the ministered to his last want.
sale of all his Waeop holdings at a
M o ro M C . C h u rc h
Tbe lettering STA - RWAY, on
consideration of 9129,000
the north entrance to the Md'o»
An astonishing amount of water
Following is the program of the
Bank building, puzzles everybody.
ie being taken out of DeeChutee by A Vancouverite however, was over Easter exercises at this church next
filings in tbe offices of clerks of joyed to see it 8unday. He had Sunday evening:
counties through which tbe river been looking for a glass of beer ever Song.......................... ............... Choir
courses. A hundred dams a hund­ since he came into the county, and Prayer ....................... Rev Rubicam. A modern hospital for the treatment of all medioal and eurgioa
dieeaeee, except such as are contagious, .
red feet high are proposed. Tbe he immediately Interpreted the let­ Address on Easter. . . . . Mr Buxton
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river will have to bump itself to
tering to mean Star Brewery, and Recitation.................. Robert Elcock R ates, fro m $10.00 to $21.00 per w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room
furniah all the water called ror.
pushed in for his favorite, only to R ecitation.................................Leslie Strahl
AmhuLmoe will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified.
Wide-awake Dalles city is play­ meet the regular disappointment. Song. . . . Mrs Strahl’s Infant Class
Recitation........................Mrs Bryant
ing for a 915,000 Carnagie library. Tbe mieeing I will fill out the sign Song........................................... Choir
F o r F u rth e r In fo rm a tio n A d d re s s
One of the 910,000 caliber has been for Stairway.
Exercise .......................Infant Class
Recitation •.................Maggie Hulse
tendered the oity by the jolly old
In hie Reminiscences of Oregon, Recitation .......... Forest Littlefield
Scotchman, who ia considering the
M e d ic a l D ire c to rs .
Hon B F Nichols tells in the Laid- Solo.......... ...................Mrs Wheat
raise. If he would only come out
law Chronicle of the first wheat Recitation................ Edna McCaleb
and have Taffe get up anotberlndian
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raiaed in Oregon: May 12th, 1846, Recitation..,.........Teogarilen
dance for him at Celilo that would
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near where Dallas, Polk county,now
fetch It.
stands, Gen Gilliam seeded 10 acres
I h of no uae becauae It needa a dollars worth of repair».
A watah ba
It Is contended by some that there of bottom land to California spring
M o ro P r e s b y te r ia n C h u ro h .
that shape represents money that isn’t working, and money that do»»
is not a lawful fence in Sherman red wheat, from which be thrashed
not work doesn't do Its full duty.
oounty. We have asked Atty-Gen. and cleaned up 100 bushels of red
Easter service, Easter music and
If you own a helplem», uselem» timepiece, why don’t you bring It to
Crawford to define for us “a lawful wheat. The crop next year was an Easter sermon, Easter morning.
our repair department? We are well equipped to ebang» It Into on
article that you can again depend upon.
fenoe” in Sherman oounty. It is also rqtanteer, which yielded over 25
“Our Saviour, Jesus ¿hrist, hath
Cf course we charge for thia service aooording to the extent of the
contended that there are do legal bushels per acre of California fall abolished death, and hath brought
repairs that are neowmary. Rut In any event the amount will be vary
county roads in Sherman oonnty. or white winter wheat. The next life and immortality to light.”
atnall, very small Indeed, oom pared with tbe advantage of having a
“stopped” watch turned into a reliable timepiece.
Next we expeot to be informed that crop, 1848, also volunteer, yielded
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a warrantee deed does not convey 32 bushels per acre. The white
L . W . R o s a , J e w e le r , W a s c o , O re g o n .
title to ones farm.
wheat that was mixed with the sow­
Christian Endeavor meets at 6:-
Whether the finding of an anoient ing in tbe first place, did not mature 45 p. m., for Scripture study and
Egyptian coin at Kenneth by the but spread out over the ground, al­ prayer.
eon of J O Thompson is to lead to lowing tbe spring wheat to be bar-
Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn­
connection between the Springs at vested the first year, and leaving esday evening at 7.30.
DeMoss and tbe Pyramids ie tbe the other 10 grow and mature for
You will be welcome at any or
uppermost question now in many 1847. The 3d crop was the largest
Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
all of these services.
Sherman oounty minds. It is cer­ of all, and all from one seeding.
“Come thou with us and we will
tain ly a very remarkable coin and A truly wonderful thing to those
JTedicines Carefully Compounded.
do
thee good.”
who
had
come
from
the
cold
bleak
its history would be intensely in«
tereeting. So many queer old coin prairies of northwestern - Missouri
Three Dollar Gold Fountain Pen
pieces are being dag up lately in and Illinois, where the ground is
for 91.60, The Observer Book Store,
parte of the Inland Empire, that it oovered with snow from 12 to 15
this mouth. A hard times bargain.
seems proper to suggest that our Inches deep, four to six months of
Historical Sooiety become the cus­ the year, and where the mercury
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T o P a tr o n » a n d C o r r » » p o n d » n t» .
todian of tbe find and trace their drops to 36° below zero quite often
Any a n d all K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a y s In S to c k
A ll local» w ill be run till ordered out,
origin and purpoae in life.
during the winter.
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eed jin k in g
convey» an idea of aucccaa. Y oa aaay i
a«« the man hlmaclf.
It’a Ua latter beaA
hi» cave lope, his businaaa card, dreader» or
catalogue. You six« th« n u a up by th»»»
things. What impression of a man and Ua
buaincaa do you get if he »rrkaa to yoa ea
wrapping paper or axle greeee stationary?
H ow do«s yours look? Is it oeat, tasty and
modern? It b U T h a Moro Ofaeerrer Job
Departnaent prints tt. Better bring In that
next Job U
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