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Whits Clover Ioe Cream at Bo We Invite Your dolfa Sunday. Harness, oollars, sweat pads, see Geo N Crosfield, Wasoo. A Nish was a visitor from Monk- land Saturday, A T T E N T IO N Drapers for all Headers end H a r vesters, sold by Crosfield, Wasoo. To our Line of Drv Goods and Furnishings from which We can Supply Your Wants with New Up-to-Date Apparel Stationery, paper, pens, ink, pencils and all aorta of iotas, at the Observer Book Store. Our Line of W ash Goods is made up of Late Colorings and Patterns A Good Selection for you to choose from, including S ilk N o v e ltie s, L aw n, B a tiste , E m b r o id e r e d F re n ch W h it e C h a llie s , G oods, G in g h a m s , I n d ia B u tc h e r s S w iss, C h a m b ra y , T w ills, P e r s ia n I n d ia n [Look over our line of Shoes, Oxfords and Patent Leathers; they can’t be beat fo ri O r g a n d ie s , P e rc a le , P rin ts , L in o n , L in e n , S ilk L aw n, H ead, Don’t use pins to pin your papers together. Try the beet dips, at The Observer Book 8tore. E tc . P iq u e , j The very latest patterns and shades in | 3 Grey Panana and Plaid Suitings. ta _________ — — ■ 11 « ■ ■ ‘m r-m r Hammer and Hummer are the timber kings uov in the Craig stoun- tain region. They bail from Phila delphia. D uck, style and durability. ► J J ‘ ' . r ci d J Scrim. Silkolines, Cretons, Art Denems. just in. » — a --------- new lot of Dress Skirts and » - choj(.e persjan and Ja Design j *•*** ««.keto rnlnrc □ n t 1 hlark l r Waists; in white, colors, and black. £ j ■ ■ a w « rir««, » » » »» w- m m m fc P t j ® nrtnnr SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY r MORO, ' OREGON. Owen Thompson is able to be about with the aid of crutches, but the wounds heal slowly. • Geo N Crosfield will have a car of 300 fesses of harvesters oil in by May 15th. See him, if you wish a hot price. Mr and Mrs B F Pike alternate their reeidenoe during the buay see- eon, living on the farm about half the time Mr and Mrs H C Englar of Her miston, left for home last week after a pleasant Moro visit with Mr and Mrs Wallen J O Elrod has bought a handsome residence property in Portland to be bis future home, but he will oonttn ue to have his business headquarters in Moro. T h e M e n in g itis “ E p id e m ic. aogl m i ii—s Dr. C. H. Wheeler, Portland., . There is no occasion for alarm over continued reports of an impending epidemic of spinal meningitis in Portland We always expect an occasional case of this kind during cold, wet winter months. In fact I believe there is no more spinal meningitis in Portland this winter than is ordinarily found here at this season of the year. It frequently hap pens that some other disease is thought to be meningitis, and the report is crodited, while the contradiction of the report, after a correct diagnosis of the trouble, hardly ever reaches the public. As an instance of this kind, I was a few days ago called to see a small child that was reported to have spinal meningitis, but upon examination 1 found it to be suffering from infantile convulsions brought on from teething. Of course the prevalence of an epidemic of spi nal meningitis in parts ef a neighboring state has had a great deal to do with alarming the people of Oregon, The germs of this disease cannot stand warm, sunshiny weather and in a few days all traces of this diseases will disappear. • 1 1 1 1 1 1 W H ; • C H EA P W O O D FOR SA L E The Observer can furnish first growth fir on board cars for $ 1.50 per cord. Pine at ’ $4 75-. Oak $l>.00. Willow wood $3.25. Willow Wood is better than slabs any day, for heating or cooking, especially wet slab. - Freight on any of this wood to Moro, is only«# 2 .25 per cord, por particulars. Address, T he O bserver , Moro, Ore Neu) Goods Dry Goods and Groceries C o n s is tin g of a N e w a n ti C o m p le te L in e o f L a d ie s D r e s s G o o d s tom— n a n d all k in d s o f G ro ceries. On these goods we will stick to our motto “Better Goods for Less Money than any other store in the County.” AT THE STO R E OF H M E S S I» SMI c PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON. Sorosis Models Louis H Arneson appointed to ► Spring Ties and Oxfords $3.50 to $4.00 • * JM Dunahoo has been appointed take Mies Lang* place in the Dalles city marshal. land office, is a resident of Hood Type-writer paper at The Observ er office. river, formerly employed in teach Several of our farmers finished MOBO, B H IB M A N CO.,ORBOON: ing school. Carbon paper, any size to order, seeding thia week. The most up to date Hosiory Department at The Observer office W H Ragsdale made a hurried Bro Hall of the Recorder wae an The price of The Observer is 11.50 per rear. 76 eent« for atx month«, 60 cant« Get one of our indellible pads Observer visitor Saturday. husirese trip to Portland last week. • y for Men, Women, and Children . For lo ot montbe-^bat If paid in advanoa we and «tamp for marking linen. ajeapt 12.60 In fu ll for 2 year«. Hhorter During hie absence Mrs R was taken If you waot summer bunch grass larm a than on« year 12H oante per month. McCormack Headers for sale by pasture for your horses, see adv of down with a serions attack of the Church and Society notice« F R E E , ex Geo N Crosfield, Wasco. la gupp«. cept when for money m aking purpose«. P F Maus. . ( Olympia Dispatch. Such notice« at regular rate« at the option Old newspapers for sale at The Walk Over aud So rosis store, the Largest Never before have the prospects Attorney Littlefield and Council o f the publisher«. Grain bags made in the Walla Walla penitentiary will Observer Book Store. for Sherman county looked brighter man C K Cochran returned from — Speciality Store in The North West. in a business way than the present cost Washington farmers 9c each this year, tho price estab- Tourist tags, with your name on, Fossil via Antelope. F R ID A Y ...................A pril 19,1907 year. Crop prospects are fine and ished by tho state board of control. With an advance in Third and Washington Streets, printed while you wait, at The Ob Portland, Oregon Mrs Nina Hennagin has been on everyone ie jubilant. server Book Store. ute from $13.50 a year ago to $30.00 now, state authorities J P Hardin was shopping in Moro a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Windmills and tanks, hardwood Granville Phillips, near Kent. Try sending your absent friends And that 9c will just about cover the cost, not counting in Taeadiy. and sheet steel, babbett. G N Cros» J h e Observer this year. We mail it the expense of prison labor. Under the law passed by the For harvest good a see GeoNCroe- Miss Johnson, late of Hood river and pay the postage for 12j cents ate assembly there will probably be a wide distribution of field, Wasco. valley,is now at home in thin county fiald, Wasco. L W Roes, the Wasco Jeweler, with her brother John- M, and hie per month. It is an excellent pres grain bags, instead of having them sold mostly in Walla Attorney CJ Bright was up on le has been appointed watch inspector ent that your friends will appreciate family. Walla county, as in the past. Blank applications may Be gal business Tuesday. for the O R a N Co on thia part of Little Miss Beroadine Michaels, secured from the superintendent at the penitentiary. A terrible earthquake in Mexioo Send your orders to Geo N Cros- the line. of Portland, was Uken quite sick on April 14th destroyed several cities The new law is now in effect. fleld, he has the right goods. Type writer oil, the beet 3-in-l. south of the City of Mexico, but in her visit to Capt. Stanley and family but will now eoon be able to be out With jute advanced, from $13.50 last years price, to Horse Bills printed in good style Lubricates, cleans and polishes, the latter very little damage was again, as she is rapidly recovering. $30 this year, the farmer will certaiiily be out of luck who prevents rust. Try it The Observer done. at The Observer office. That lost scarf-pin advertised in I oan save you money if you w ill Book Store. Mr and Mrs Geo Hennagin retur The Old Reliable last week was is left without a combination or a state jute bag factory to Superior round nickel tipped and oome and see me. Geo N Crosfield. ned from their sad mission Sunday, found by a voung lady and deliver assist in regulating his prices for sacks, and the promising rubber top pencils, two-for-5-cents ‘A inotism hospital for the treatment of all medical and surgica crop of 1907 will be an expensive crop to warehouse. the burial of her mother, Mrs Ful My motto: Nothing but the best and some for 10 cte per doz., at the ler, at Underwood, Waeb. Death ed to Prof Bryant for the owner. It diseases, except such aa are contagious. go >ds; my prices the lowest. LW always pays to advertise In The Observer Book Store. occurred on the 11th, at the age of R a te s , fr o m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w e e k , a c c o r d in g to room Ross, the Wasco Jeweler. Obeerver; the paper that everyone Mayor Moore’s Promotion. If you have an empty house in 64 years. ,. Tk© Local Ghuxehea. Ambulance will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified. Three Dollar Gold Fountain Pen reads. Moro perhaps we can find a tenant The Odd Fellows’ lodges, Encamp for 11.50, The Observer Book Store, Dulles City Chronicle. F o r F u r th e r In f o r m a t io n A d d r e s s A reader hunting for information for you, through The Observer, by ment and Rebecca degrees, will M o n k ln n d P r e s b y te r ia n C h u r c h . this month. A hard times bargain. giving us particulars. Hon C W Moore, the newly ap sends us what appears to be a recipe Drs. Ferguson and R e u te r, assemble in Grass Valley on the After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very Regular service at the usual hour pointed register of the Dalles land I have a*e(fCbamberlains Cough Rem 26th to celebrate the 88th anniver for disease, but which is evidently a M e d ic a l D ir e c t o r s . difficult for us to handle copy that edy in my family in cases of whooping office,came down from Grass Valley fraud without name published in next Sunday. Everyone welcome. sary of the Order. Everyone is in cough, and want to tell you that it is the Saturday arid was met here by bis calls for changes in the form. the interest of the proprietors of the beat medicine I have ever used. WF vited to the basket dinner pio nic. brother, Hon W H Moore, who is a compounds mentioned in the anony Dr. C. Hartley, is permanently Gaaton, Po*co, Ga. Thia remedy i* safe ~ WT«r4 Wf. r . Ch u fell North Yakima protests against mous article. Portland banker. “Q, I came down located in Waeoo for the practice of and *ure. For sale by Moro Pharmacy. Naobee making a dump of the river to see how you jieople were going to Regular preaching services 1st R in g s , C h a i n * , E tc . Dentistry. Charges reasonable, and Mrs Davis came up from John The State encampment of the and Naches replies: “Well; you’re a receive me,” was Mr Moore's reply and 3d Sunday every mqntb. Sab all work guaranteed. G A R will be held this year at doin’ it tool” like a couple of old Day river Tuesday, shopping in to an inquiry as to the import’ of If you want to see a nice fresh Newberg, June 25th. Veterans of Billingsgate fish women. The strong Moro„8he came on horseback bring bath school every Sunday. E H Rubicam, I’astor bis visit, and lie found out, for all Stock of new and assorted goods, the 1st Oregon volunteers will meet arm of the law should throttle both ing an extra horse to load back, af were desirous of extending congrat Good Goods Sold Reasonable ter the mining fashion. Besides the look into the 8 T Co Store. If you at the Bame time and place. communities so neglectful of the ulations, and to welcome him. His S p a u ld in g an d R u tie d g e . other articles purchased her pack can’t do that, then read their new Buy the genuine imported aven health of others. visit was ostensibly to Took over the animal oarried on the return trip ad today and send in your order for Wm Henry, of Chattanooga, Tenn,had erious carbolmeum; the imitation Rev Skipworth, Presiding Elder i ground,obtain information concern 3 sacks of potatoes, 110 pounds each, goods. being offered is only a temporary rheumatism in hi* arm. “ The strength of this Methodist Episcopal dist-1 ing the filing of bis bond, etc., as it W a t c h I n s p e c t o r f o r t h e O. R . N . Having been burned out once remedy if at all. If genuine one seemed to have gone out of the mueclee and about 50 lbs of meat rict will hold services at Spaulding ie the intention to install the new he says, so that it was useless tor work. The Times informs ue that Geo Chapel at 12'o’clock, noon. Sunday Mark Twain will build bis new application lasts for all time. Ask I applied Chamberlain* Pain Balm and »” ™rl>’ <i“te- Connecticut house of concrete and to see our sealed packages. The wrapped the arm in flannel at night and N Crosfield, of Waaco, has sold lk April 2lst, and at Rutledge at 8 p. steel. The fire proof idea is destined Observer Book Store. to my relief I found that the pain gradu Holt oombine harvesters in Gilliam Geo N Crosfield is sole sgent for to grow in a country where confla coanty. In the three counties, Sher m. The public generally will be Sherman county for M itch e ll Lewis According to General Passenger ally left me and the strength returned cordially welcomed. If troubled with rheumatism try % few gration cost $200,000,000 a year. and Stavcr Co., Portland. See him Agent Wm McMurray, the OR & N applications of Pain Balm, you are cert man, Gilliam and Morrow, 36 ma I have been a very great sufferer from Co will make especially low rates to ain to be pleased with the relief which it chines of the 1907 pattern have for terms and priceB. M o ro P re s b y te r ia n C h u rc h Expert, Experienced, Registered P harm acists the dreadful diaeaee, rheumatiam, for a Long Bench, and other coast points affords. For sale by Moro Pharmacy. been sold. The machine this year number of years. I have tried many has a cut of 14 feet, and cau be . . 1 „ V 0 T IC 1 OK FINAL SETTLEMENT. President Roosevelt gave some ex in »« Moro t> Presbyterian _ ----- medicine* but never got much relief this sumnJer, giving anyone who JTedicines Carefully Compounded. handled by four men with from 16 1 Services u U n r n in f f a n d 1“ the Coanty Coart of the State of Oregon may desire, a chance to spend their cellent advice to the school children from any of them until two year* ago, church every Sunday, Morning ana . fjr Hheriunn 0)„ultv, to 20 homes. when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain* vacation by the side of the sound of the United States in hie Arbor n n n n in n I In the m atter of the «state of David W. Huff e v e n in g . deo«a«ed. Sherman Huff, Administrator. Pain Balm. I fonnd relief before I bad ing sea. Day message, from which we quote: Christian Endeavor, meets at o'.- Notice i« hereby given that the undeislgn- need one bottle but kept on applying it . a . » „ . I . , o n ,l ed, a« administrator of the estate of David How The Dalles Ladies Entertain. “It is well that you should celebrate The remains of JK Harris will be 45 p. m., for Scripture study.ana w Huff, debased, ha« tiled hia ttnai and soon felt like a different woman. neoonnt of hi» administration of «aid estate Through my advice many of my friend* brought to Moro for burial in June, your Arbor Day thoughtfully, for prayer. with the Clerk of the alwjve entitled Court, The crowning feature in sooial have tried it and can tell you how won after the assembling of the family within your life time the natione Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn and that the «aid Court ha« appointed Mon day, the lith day of May.JB07. at 10 o - events is always apparent at the derfully it has worked. Mr* 8 A Cole, from many different and distant need of trees will beoome serious. elook in the forenoon of «aid day. al the ,A n y a n d aH K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic i n e A lw a y s In S to c k esday evening at 7.30 140 8. New St,Dover,Del. Chamberlain* pointe. The remain» were embalm We of an older generation oan get Dalles, whose ladies lead the army * ~ Connty court room in Moro,oonnty and state You will be welcome at any O? , aforesaid, a« the time and plaoe for the P»in Balm 1* a liniment. The relief from . I hearing of objection« if any there be, to along with «what we have, through in many sensible ways. To illus . . . . pain which it affords is worth many ed and temporarily laid in a vault all ___ of these services. | I said Anal _ final account, noconnt, and tn settlement trate: A few days ago Mrs C B Sim outgrowing hardship; but in your where death occurred ^Washington l » ,: ii thereof. NnaaMtu Hnrv, time* it* co*t. It make* re*t and Bleep “Come thou with us and we will Administrator of tba Estate of poMible. For*ale by Moro Pharmacy April 4th. Mr Harris was a pioneer full manhood and womanhood you mons was honored guest, and with S M to S-Sn ] David VV. Huff, deoeased 26 other ladies, entertained by Mrs do thee good.” Wasco, Moro, Grass Valley and from life, haviDg been born on the will want what nature onoeeo boun J M Filloon, at a California lunch HKRIKKS’ SALE g Oregon trail 69 years ago, and bad tifully supplied,and man eo thought Hcltool Entertainment. Kent public schools are setting a In the Dironit Court of the Htnie of Ore lessly destroyed ¡ and because of that eon, created expressly for Mrs 8, a hie home io the Oregon country all gon. for Hherman Oounty. fine example of good feeling and native Californian. Mrs Shackel By virtue of an exaention and order of hie life time. you will reproaoh us for what we A declamatory contest, for the ■alo friendship in the four upland cities leaned out of the Cirontt oonrt of the have wasted. For a Nation, aa for ford read a very entertaining pa;»er purpose ol selecting two pupils to Htate of Oregon.Oonntv of Hherman. on th« Geo N Crosfield, always interest of Sherman oounty through the of 6 h day of April. BM)7, In a salt therein pen- the man or woman and the boy or on California missions, and Miss represent Moro schools in the final dine. wherein K. J. Oinn is plaintiff, and forts of County School Superinten ing himself in behalf of Sherman Perlman gave two recitations which It. E. H a ll aud Margarette H a ll, Hherman girl, the road to success is the right eon test to be held in Gras» V alley Trading ooinpanv.a corporation, and Wasoo dent Bryant for the annual field oounty farmers, has organised were greatly appreciated.' A game Warehouse M illing oauipanv, a corpora meet next month—it is the embod systematic Farmers Employment use of what we have and the im of forming words out of letters con on the evening of May 24th, will be tion. are defendants, to ma directed and prove men t of present opportunity. commanding ma to sell at public sale the Agenoy io Waeoo, for the good of alj held in the Cochran Opera House, convey« an Idea ol tucacaa. Y on m ay m v c t ied absence of feudaliem and shad real property, to-wit! The north If you neglect to prepare yourself tained in the name C alifornia , af Moro, at 8 o’clock p m, May 3d. following arc the man himaclf. It*» hit latter head, half of the sooth west quarter, the north ows the disappearance of hostile concerned. It will be free, M r forded much pleasure. Mrs Crosby quarter of the sonth east quarter and hi« envrlopr, hia btuinev« card, circular* or now for the duties and responsibili An admission will be charged for west rivalry. There ie enough trouble in looking after the getting of farm the south west quarter of the north east catalogue. Y ou alia the m an up by these ttee that will fall on yon later; if you succeeded in getting the largest the purpose of defraying gradua quarter ol section 12. township I sooth of the world without the canker worm help for all who wish. Send in your thing«. W hat Impreaalon ol a man and hl* range 1H esst of the W illam ette meridian, number of words, and won first do not learn the things which yon tion expenses. Come and encour in Hherman countv, Oregon, to satisfy the ‘ of interwoven hostility of which name and become a member. Office huaineia do you get if ha w rite* to you on prize; Mrs Menefee 2d, and Mrs sniu of f'All.66 with inleregt thereon at six will need to know when your school age the children and help the peroen». per snunui from Novenilier it, l'.MXi, wrapping paper or axle greaa* «Utlooery? there are so frequent and so illuqti- and warehouse will be open from Canfield oonaolation. Aa the ladies and the further aunt of 8216.00 at the rate days are over, yon will suffer tbs H o w does your* look? Ia It neat, taaty and > nating manifestations. There is 6.30 a m to 10.30 p m. The benefit of ten tieroent.per «itunin from 0*121,1804, made their way to 'the dining room modern? It la If T h e Moro Observe* Job cor sequences. So any nation whioh and the further sum of gllW.OO with interest soaroely ever exouee for it, and nev of a plan like this will at onoe be nt t ie rate of ten percent, per annum from Department print« It. Better bring In that in ita youth lives ouly for the day, Ray Filloon started his phonograph apparent, especially to the farmer Tank pump and hoss robber and October 21st. 11104, and the further snm of er honor in feeding and keeping it going, the selections being so pleas naxt Job t. I' t. t* - u $no IX) attorneys fees, and 8Zl.(X> oosts and reaps without sowing, and consumes leather belting.link and chain belt coats and aocruing o««t. I w ill, on alive. This is a glorious work that in the busy season who hasn’t got a ing that the guests demanded many without husbanding, must expeot ing, all sizes. Geo M Crosfiel«! Saturday, May llth, 1907, the children are engaged in, and minute to spare, hut must chase off the penalty of the prodigal, whose enoores, in fact requesting him to At 2 o’clock p. m. of said day, st the door we trust they may reap the reward to town and lose a whole day hunt L. W. Ross, the Wasoo Jeweler. of the Oonrt House in the City of Moro, bring it up stairs later, whioh he 8OO<1 ior labor could with difficulty find him from it of which they are eo richly ing for a m»n- II Ie getting In a nice Uns of new Hherriinn Connty, Oregon, sell to the high did. His is a splendid instrument. the bare means of life. A people est bidder for ossh in hand, all the above deserving, both in the educational The Man, too, if he really wants a •pring goods, and invites the publio deaerllted real property. U ' ‘ ’ ; without children would face a hope- The afternoon was so delightfully job— and George, as a mind reader, Dated thia, 8th dev of April, 1807. way end as merit In establishing spent that the oompany did not dis- to oall and see them and compare W. B. MrOov, Sheriff of leas future; a oountry without trees M a lto lO *] Hherman ooaaly, Onffttct oordlal relatione pleasurable to the oan oome pretty cloae to defining is almost as hopeless.” t prloee. until 6 o’clock. . that after ailing the man up. V .......r satire county. The O b se r v e r Subscribe for The Observer. The Smartest Footwear for Women G rain Bags in W a s h in g to n . K N IG H T S H O E C O ., T H E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L BginWatches? Jewelry of all Kinds. Latest Bracelet Desips. RailroadSlanJani L. W. R®??! W *?®®: MORO PHARMACY FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY.. BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES. CICARS. « w « ■ • • •«■«•JR A W W W W W W g f ©ed
