Sherman County observer., July 12, 1907, Image 3

T h e S he rm a n T ra d in g Co. has
sold its s to c k , fix tu re s and good
w ill to th e u n d e rs ig n e d w n o w ill
c o n d u c t th e b u s in e s s fro m sam e
lo c a tio n as fo rm e rly . W e w ish
to m ake th e a c q u a in ta n c e o f all,
th o se w h o w ere as w ell as th o s e
w h o m ay n o t have been p a tro n s
o f th e old firm , and in v ite y o u to
ca ll and “ le t’s g e t a c q u a in te d ”
th e f ir s t tim e y o u are in M o ro .
R e s p e c tfu lly ,
W. F. S c h u lle r.
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The
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MORO, BHCHM AN C O ., O B KOON:
The prloe of The Observer is 11.60
per year. 7ft oent* for »1» raonlh*. ftti oeota
for four month»—hot if paid in advanoe w#
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term» than one year 12H oeuta per month.
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cept when for money m aking purpose«.
Such notice* at regular rate* at the option
• f the publisher*.
FRIDAY
............J uly 12, 1907
Ice cream daily nt Rudoll*.
The McCoy-Atwood-Co in making
the best prices on machine oils.
Send your orders to Geo N Cros-
field, ber^MS the right goods.
Drapers for all Headers and Har­
vesters, sold by Croetield, Wasco.
McCormick and Hodges Header
Extras in stock, at Crosfield ware­
house, Wasco, Or.
Get your harvest supplies of the
McCoy-Atwood-Co, Wasco.
Buy a bandy wagon at the Waaoo
Implement House, |27. 50 and 928.-
60 each.
8pecial sale prices on all kinds of
hot weather dry goods. McCoy-At-
'Wood-Co.
Wi it« Clover Ice Cream at Ru­
Miss Qraoe Sells left for California
dolfs Sunday.
this week.
C L Montgomery and family are
Martin Holman and family are
now at home in Moro.
up from Portland.
Mrs G N Crosfield, Jeannette and
E A Cushman and family have
Newton, are at Seaside for July and
located in Portland.
For a fresh cow and haled hay see August.
George Wilkinson, of the Charles
Tom
farm, was shopping in Moro
Camping nut Is the most popular
Wednesday.
style of living now.
Now, hoys; don't get excited. Let
J O Thompson is offering some
us
be careful, and conduut this big
good young mares for sale. See adv.
harvest without accident I
Henry Krause is at a Portland
C H Howell starts his two new
Sanitarium, but slightly improved.
Holt’s next week cutting for W M
Those are a cboioe breed of farm Barnett. C H will cut 60 acres per
dogs Percy Thompson has for sale. day.
V» B4iamMwstw|a«rM>o.. -
See ad.
y
Farmers are confronted with the
Convict Puter is said to be the weed problem. Nothing less than
swiftest gambler in the Multnomah systematic, united and persistent
county jail.
work will rescue the farms.
Ernie Medler has submitted to an
Friends of Mr and Mrs J H She-
operation for appendicitis at a Port­ rar (and they are legions in Sherm­
land hospital.
an county), will regret to learn that
adv of 11 T Peugh.
Hon W H Moore sold bis Rock both are dangerously ill at home.
oreek farm last week at 185 per acre. Mrs Sherar seems to be failing very
He paid 922 «n acre.
rapidly.
Joeeph Miller hae 160 acres of
Neil McDonald is never given to
wheat fln*bis DesChotes farm which boasting, and when be tells us that
is reckoned at 10 bushels per sere. his wheat tickles bis ears when he
Rev A J Adams and J F Lentzy walks thru it, and tiokles bis eyes
vieited Rohr Villa on Tuesday cher­ with the promise of 40 bushels per,
Bend for prices for your oils, link ry hunting, and with remarkable we believe him as a dose neighbor
and leather belting, to the Wasco success.
of Al Wright.
Implement House.
Twenty-eight people spent the 4th
The oolor nf our ripening grain is
Draper for all Headers.also Jack-
at
Grandpa J R Martins. A fine
this week assuming a hue as bright
son feeder draper, in stock, nt Cros­
dinner
was spread in the grove, and
and uniform as the coloring of a 20
field Warehouse, Wasco, Or.
a more pleasing sight could not be
dollar gold piece.
imagined th*n to witness that jolly
Dr. C. Hartley, in permanently
Post cards, souvenir, comic and party as it did ample justice to the
located in Wasco for the practice of
scenic, are on display by thousands many good products of the farm at
Dentistry. Charges reasonable, and
and at very reasonable prices, at that banquet.
• 11 work guaranteed.
Wm Rudolfs’, Moro.
The family reunion at J O Thomp­
Car of McCormack 1907 Headers
James Mitchell will now take an son’s July 4th, was one of the nota­
Due from Chicago July 1st. Only
two unsold in car. Phone in your enforced rest, having broken an ble events In Sherman county. The
ankle through the contortions of a family connections gathered togeth­
order. Geo N Crosfield, Wasco.
frightened horse he was shoeing in er on this occasion, were not enum­
E C Davis, proprietor of the Grape
the shop last Tuesday. It is a pretty erated by our correspondent, but
Valley Barn, promptly attends all
Kenneth never before had so large
calls, day or night. Animals given had break.
and
stirring population.
Hans Thompson picked on* stem
•the very est of care. Charges are
of
his
Early
Wilber
wheat
in
one
of
right-
Peter S Peterson, formerly a resi­
People are often very ranch disappoint­ his fields last week bearing two well dent of this county, died at his Cal­
ed to find their family physician is away filled heads. Had he left them to ifornia home last month, from the
from home when they most need his ser­ ripen the seed might have develop­ effects of injuries reoeived in a run­
vices. Diseases like cramp colic and ed a new variety of prolific bearing
away aocident. Deceased was a
cholera morbus require prompt treatment
brother in law to Lot Rust, Sr., and
and have in many instances proven fatal grain.
before medicine could be procured or a
F M Hamilton, postmaster at Cherry­ hie popular family will be rememb­
physician summoned. The right way is vale, Ind, keeps also a stock ol general ered by many of the early residents
to keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlains merchandise, and patent medicines- He of Moro and vicinity.
Colic, Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy.
No physician can prescribes better med­
icine for these diseases. By having it in
the house you escape much pain and suf­
fering and all risk. Buy it now, it may
save Ilfs. For sale by Moro Pharmacy.
Applications for the purchase of
ooal lands in Crook oounty appear
ing in the Madras Pioneer, are the
first of that character that we have
seen in Oregon. The laod was ap­
plied for, fortunately, before the
withdrawal of all such lands from
entry by the secretary of the Interi­
or. The land In question is in the
discovery east of Haycreek, where
The Obeerver advised farmers to
go last winter and haul their fuel
supplies. It may have to be so next
winter.
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Rev John Tonkins and family, J A
Campbell and family, Thos Hay and
family and a Mr Moe, all farmers
on 10-Mile this side of the Dalles,
spent 4th of July week at Tamarac
falls, In the Cascade mountains, one
of the moet lovely and picturesque
spots in primitive Oregon, an ideal
locality for a summer resort. The
water of the fall is a sheet of spray
800 feet high, near the top of which
is a natural oave, in whioh there
was enoamped a family from Dufur.
T bs Tonkins party caught 280 trout
says “ Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and
Mr and MrsDon Wheat,Mrs Clara
Diarrhoea Remedy is standard here in
its line. It never fails to give satisfac­ Belchee, Assessor Otto Peetz, Edgar
tion, and we could hardly afford to be Lewis, James Woods, Mr Shearer
without it.” Sold by Moro Pharmacy.
and others of our citizens who visited
A 8 Johnson was persuaded to go
to Pendleton with his wife and dau-
ter, but oouldn’t be coaxed into
staying until they bad their visit out
He was afraid that a weed might
put up Its head in some of his wheat
fields, and so came home on the 7tb
to see about it.
Officers elected at the Presbyteri­
an Sunday school, Sunday, are: Su­
perintendent and treasurer, Robert
Pinkerton; Assistant, O W Axtell;
Secretary, Alio« Hansen. A vote of
thanks was extended to retiring Su­
perintendent James Mitchell. The
greatest difficulty in onr Sunday
schools appears to be the scarcity of
teachers.
There are 43 stations along the
North Bank Ry, between Pssoo and
Vancouver, Washington. Roosevelt
Is about half way, (20 miles above
Columbus, opposite Grants,) to
which point oonstruotion trains are
now run. Roosevelt Is J A Folster’s
city, and his friends will be pleased
to know that Mr F is doing nioely
there in the hotel boeineee.
Dufur on the 4tb, were delighted.
Mr Peetz says Johnston Brothers
have one field of 700 aores of wheat
good for 60 bushels per acre, and
200 acres ot barley that will put up
75 bushels per acre.
Mr Akers is proving that the oily
reservoir of Moro was intended to
hold water, and that by pumping it
up and keeping it at about the min­
imum knockers have shrunken out
of sight in thisoity. Besides making
good on the water and light question
he is acting marshal and fills the
bill to a t. We feel thankfpl that
our City Fathers were so fortunate
as to secure the services of so effi
oient official in the time of need.
I find Chamberlains Colie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy to be the beet remedy
in the world, »aya C L Carter, of H k ira m ,
A ia.“ I am subject to colic and diarrhoea.
Last apring it teemed ae tho I would die,
and I th in k I would if I hadn’t taken
Chamherlaina Colic .Cholera and D iarrh ­
oea Remedy. I haven't been troubled
with it einee nntH thia week, when I had
a very severe attack and took H a 25c bot­
tle and this morning I teal like a new
man.** For aale by Moro Pharmacy
Ur. Wood. U . i .i i i n i „ u U w I * Ml“
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s herman county is called to meet
and friends Io Portland.
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in Wasco tomorrow, (Saturday),
C K Cochran mads a flying trip j uly 13th at 3 o»clock p
for the
to Southern Oregon last week.
purpose of ascertaining the wishes
L V Moors and family bars re of the public regarding having
turned from their Hood river out­ Messrs Hatfield continue their rain
making demonstrations next sea­
ing.
son.
Mr Hatfield will l>e present at
John Holman has returned to
the meeting, and confer with the
Portland, but expects to be here in
people. It is particularly desired
harvest
by the committee that Grafts Valley
Judgs Littlefield is basking io the and Moro sections be represented.
sands end surf at Seaside this week
R. C. A twood ,
with hie family.
Secretary of Committee
Attorney W H Ragsdale and J B
Morrison returned from Southern
Coroners’ Inquest.
Oregon a few days ago.
In the matter of the death of
Mr and Mrs Miller, of this olty.j
John
Freeman. Verdict of coroners
were guests of D rand Mrs King iti j
jury:
Antelope, during the or It eration.
We,the following jury vmpunnel-
Lloyd Smith fell beir to anotl»» r ed by W I Weeterfield, Justice of
fortune, June 30th. We did not the Peace for District No. 4, Grass
learn whether it waft a boy or girL , Valley, Sherman county, Oregon,
The strong arm of anti-merger in to inquire into the death of John
the Rose City, has been invited to Freeman, find that the name of de
ceased is John Freeman; that be
bit the slab wood trust a swat
canqe
to bis death in McDonald, Or
Miss Ella Anderson is having a
oq
the
evening of July 2, 1907, be­
real good time in the country.f She
tween
the
hours of 8 and 9 p m, as
is “ making hay while the sun
the result of a gunshot wound, the
shines.”
kind of gun from which the shot
Master Percy Thompson is rusk was firod being unknown to this
ing bis Kenneth acre profitable. He jury. We further find that one
sold a cfyiuoe variety of vegetables W G McDonald waft assaulted on
in Moro Wednesday. -
the head with a spade, by one R S
John McDermid bought 10 bead Ward, who was with said deceased;
of Mountain Meadow horses from that soon thereafter said W G Me
George McDonald, A C Thompson Donald fired two or three shots from
a 32-Colts revolver, to frighten said
and O W Rich took 8 head.
assailant. We further find that said
Geo Hennagin and family return­
ed from White Salmon Tuesday well WG McDonald was in a dazed con­
supplied with a winter stock of wild dition when he fired those shots,
blackberries and other preserved from the effects of the wound inflict­
ed on his head by the said R8 Ward
fruits.
and that if any ol said shots caused
Mrs Lot Rust is suffering pain the death of deceased, tho same was
from a broken rib caused by the done accidentally and unintention­
fail of a heavy tub against her which ally, while in said dazed condition,
she was attempting to move last and we find him not responsible,
wash day.
and excuse him for the same.
(Signed), , J. M. II OAG,
Louis C Davis was here this week
L. 8. S mith ,
on business in connection with the
•A. B. P otter ,
commutation of his homestead. He
L. D .C lark ,
thinks Kelso is about the liveliest
G. R ixtculkk ,
town in Washington.
G eo . M ow key .
„ It was known 47 yearn ago that
coal existed in the Sootts Mill region
G N Crosfield has disposed of six
and S L Brooke and bis father sur­
harvesters
in Wasco,Up to date, and
veyed it in 1860, but It remained
bought
another
one in Dufur to fill
for the demands of 1907 to make
out with.
development possible.
George MoDonald sold 30 head of
horses in this county last week and
returned to his Mountain Meadow
Stock Farm, leading one'of those
handsome black Peroheron stallions
imported by Owen Thompson last
spring.
-A plate of fine cherries before ns,
picked from the high land orchard
of J C Teal, in the upper Hayoanon
region on the 4th of July, is further
evidence showing the truthfulness
of The Observer assertions, made
lime and again,that everybody may
raise fruit at home. Try it.
M oro O p e ra H o u s e
H O Y T T H E SHOW MAN H E R E
Mag ir, Mirth aud Mystery, Moro
Friday night, July 12th, 1907.
The Observer advises all of its
frieuds and patrons to turn out to­
night (Friday July 12th), and have
one more jolly good evening together
before the actual work of harvest
begins.
Laugh and tho world laughs with you;
Weep, and you weep alone;
For this grim old earth must borrow
Its mirth;
For its sorrows are all its own. A
and so are we w ith the goods of the
—
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season.
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Here are some specials
Ladies plain toe best grade canvass shoe with
kid lining, former price $240 now 1.57
Ladies tip toe best grade canvass shoe with kid
linings former price $1.90 now 1 39
Misses fine canvass shoe, former price 1.35 can
now be had for 1.05
Childs canvass shoe former price 1.25 now 98c
Also a great reduction in Mens canvass shoes
J. I MESSI» SON
PIONEER BF^CK,
MORO, OREGON.
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Jewelry of all Kinds.
R i n g s , C h a i n s , E tc.
Latest Bracelet Designs.
Good Goods Sold Reasonable
Railroad Mandat
W a tch
L. W. R°ss' W*sco.
I n s p e c t o r f o r t h e O. R . N .
Mr and Mrs Hoyt and their tal­
ented company of performers, are
said to be the beg& in the Vaudeville
line in the United States. Tho press
eay so, unanimously, and a 95,000
reward for his equal as the Champi­
on Slack Wire Walker of the world,
has never been called for. Mrs Hoyt
the Cregon wonder, is Winchester’s
favorite Bost, by test. The big, old
T H E D A L L E S H O S P IT A L
time Oregonian says, “ Mrs Hoyt is
witbout a doubt the Best Rifle Shot A m odern hospital for the treatm ent of all m edical and aurgica
disease», except auch aa are contagious.
that over appeared on any stage.”
R
a
tes,
from
$10.00 to $ 2 1 .0 0 per w e e k , a c c o r d in g to room
Box sheet now open at the Moro
Because some loose horses follow­
ed them across the line from Wasco Pharmacy. Popular prices.
county, Bert and Henry Spoone-
more of Kent, were pinched and put T h e f c e e a l G h t t x c
into jail at the Dalles.
Am bulance will meet all traine and honte if hospital ia notified.
F o r F u rth e r In fo rm a tio n
A d d re ss
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
b e « .
M ed icà i D irectors.
M o n k l a n d P r e s b y t e r ia n C h w r e h .
Thanks to Mrs Wm Henrichs for
lovely bouquets, sweet peHB, wild
Regular service at the usual hour
seringin, etc. Now the beautiful next Sunday. Everyone welcome.
bower covered homes in Moro are
just too sweet lor anything.
M o ro M E . C h u rc h
Buy the genuine imported aven-
erious carbolineuuu; the imitation
being offered it only a temporary
remedy if at all. If genuine one
application lnsts for all time. Ask
Mrs M E Harkness, recently here to see our sealed packages. The
in the interest of The Joseph Orph­ Observer Book Store.
an Institute, will always kindly re­ Gov C ham berlain m ade no error
member Moro, the home of gentle­ in his selection of a m ember of the
men imbued with noble instinot. state norm al school board when he
She was welcomed everywhere with appointed H enry J Maier of The
cheerful greeting, and noue refused Dalles one of the six who are to
a contribution to her pleading for take all state normal schools out of
the cause.
the graft column, and if possible
H ot weather and harvest are at hand
Rev. Holladay will hold services
in this church July 15th, and Au­
gust 12th and 16th, each Monday
evening.
This will be the close of the pres­
ent conference year. Conference in
Spokane September 4th.
MORO PHARMACY
Expert,
Experienced,
Registered Pharmacists
fledicines Carefully Compounded.
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES, COMBS. SPONGES. CIGARS.
Any and all K inds of P aten t M ed icin e A lw ays In S to ck
S p a u ld in g en d R u tle d g e .
Rev Walter Skipworth, presiding
elder of the M. E. Church, will
preach in Spaulding Chapel at 12
This is Japanese war news week, advance these schools as bona fide o’clock, noon, Sunday July 21st,
and American jingo journals seem educational institutions, not to be and in Rutledge at 7.30 p. m , same
to be afraid, awefully; that by send­ juggled with by political tricksters day.
ing our warship« to the I’acifio the in the H8-|erably. Mr Maier has had
M o ro P re a b y te r ia n C h u rc h .
Japs may construe the move as to several years experience as director
“impair friendfthip.” Let them im­ in the schools of Dalles oity, and is
Services in Moro I’re-hyterian
pair. The Old Reliable asserts that one of the most popular husir ese church next Sunday, Morning and
it is the American's privilege to have men and upright citizens of th a t en­ evening.
our own war vessels floating around terprising city.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn­
in the Pacific. We 'une are deserv­
Colonist rates in effect Sept. 1st, esday evening at 8.00.
ing of this National display, and
You will be wolcome at juiy or
continue until October 31st. This is
don’t care a snap what any did Jap
all of these services.
the rate that brings the actual set­
may have to say.
“ I was glad when they said unto
tler to Oregon, and means that peo­
There were 43 numbers given out ple can come here from Kansas city me, “ Let us go up to the House of
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
to avoid oonfusion at the social dan­ St Paul, Minneapolis, and all the the Lord.”
cing party given to tbeir guests by great territory between the Missouri
Inland Empire Postal Cnrde, at
Mr and Mrs L L Peetz Thursday yiver and the Rocky mountains, for
The
Observer Book Store.
evening, following a day of celebrat­ 925; to all points east of Umatilla,
ing and feasting in honor of the 122.50. From St Louis 93'), from
A M e m o r a b le D a y .
131st anniversary of American In­ Chicago 933. Tho most important
One of the days we remember with
dependence. Everybody present en­ thing about this to remember in that pieaaure, aa well as with profit to our
joyed the day and evening, retiring these people must buy their tickets health, ia the one on which wo became
ith grateful feelings to the host direct to the towns they want to acquainted with Dr King’s New Life
and boetees for the privileges afford­ reach This is true Wit|j regard to Pilla, the painleea purifier* that cure
headkche «fnd billiouaneea, and keep the
ing such abiding remembrances of a Moro, The Dalles, Eugene oity,Asto­ bowel* right. 25c at Muro Pharmacy
well spent day.
ria, and any other city Or town in
For S ale-at a Bargain.
Messrs Schuller, successors to the the stale. Many get the impresftion
We have a 16-foot cut Holt Com­
Sherman Trading Company in this that th e / can go thru to Portland,
city, arrived from Jefferson July 4, and then continue their trip to point bined Harvester, in first-class con­
in proper condition to put
and at once proceeded to business of destination, and it devolves upon dition,
into
the
field at once. We will sell
inyoicing the itpraenae «took, which each and every ooamunity to correct this machine for 9700, free on board
required several men several days. this erroneous impression.
the cars at Dufur, Oregon. If you
The new firm are taking bold with
The long delayed reduced rates to are interested, address us.
J ohnston B ros .,
a determination that speaks volumes the east on account of the James­
Dufur, Or
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in their favor, and ooming with the town ex|Msition have been deoided
very best endorsements as business upou. Tickets on sale August 8,9,10
A H appy M an
men, who know a good thing when and Sept. 11, 12, 13. The round
I* Amoa F King of Port Byron, N Y,
they see it, they are going to like trip rate to Chicago will be 971.50; 85 year* of age; aince a *ore on his leg
Sherman county and Sherman coun­ Omaha, Kansas oity and St Paul which had troubled him thegrea'er part
ty Is going to like them. The store 960; St LoOi%967 60, with an addi­ of hia life, ha* been enticely healed by
Bucklens Arnica Halve; the worlda great
was opened for business under the tional 913 60 should the passenger healer of sorea, wounds, cuts, burns and
new management at 1 o'clock Wed deal re to return via California. Tick­ piles. Guaranteed, Moro Pharmacy, 25c.
needav afternoon. We bespeak for et* will have a ten day limit going,
The Obeerver is the Sherman
Messrs Schuller a healthy, prosper and a final return limit of 90 days
oounty paper you wank
from data of tala.
one oareer in Sherman oounty.
T he D alles I ron W orks
J . B. K irk, P r o p r ie to r .
Special attention given to farm machine repairing
Quick ami reliable work guaranteed, t
Prices always reasonable; phone at shop and bouse
A g e n t for th o
ALAMO G a so lin e
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Write for terms ami prices.
A guaranteed ongine, uses any kind of vapor fuel
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Sorosis
SHOES
USet Footwear Fashions
; Canvas shoes in all colors that will match the
; summer gowns, price
and #3 50.
; Sorosis Hosiery to match the shoes, the best
i that can be obtained. Price 25 cents to *1.50
S o r o sis C a tn lo g u o s e n t fro© o n r e q u e s t.
K NIG H T SH O E CO.,:
Third and Washington Sts, Portland, Oregon •
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