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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1907)
To the Trading Public of Sherman county ' ' 4 * < I wish to thank all those who have given me a share of their pat ronage since my purchase of the Sherman Trading Co. in Moro. I want to earn the good will and esteem of everybody in Sherman county, not simply by being a “good fellow,” but by giving every one a chance to buy goods at right prices. To do this I wish to announce right here that this is a cash store and will be run on cash principles. It is not one of the kind that takes the money from one and sells another on time, both at the same price. Goods bought at invoice from the Sherman Trading Co. are now on sale at as low discounts as the goods will stand. These discounts are worth to you five and ten per cent and even better on some goods. It is evident that it would take considerable effort to re-mark these goods, hence selling them by discount. But new goods purchased will be marked and sold at as low figures as similar goods may be obtained, not only in Sherman county, but in the Willamette valley as well. Beside discounts as above I have a large number of articles which am going to sell for cost. They are goods which I will not carry in regu lar stock. » . * • • • , « - In conclusion 1 want to say to anyone wishing to take ,advantage of the prices set by my store that you can do so on a 30 or 60 day basis by calling and making arrangement W. F. Schuller, Moro •/« Mrs F J Meindl is a member of Moro colony at Camp Cascade Old newspapers for sale at The Locks. Observer Book Store. MOHO, SHÏRMAN CO.,OiB«OON: C K Cochran knd son were up for If you are'in need of a Combine a few days thie week, from Camp Belt, see the McCoy-Atwood-Co, The price of The Observer is »1.50 » V0ar. 7ft omU| for aix mouths, ftO oeolB Cascade Locks. Bargains in sewing machines. See The O b s e rv e r Subscribe for The Observer. four m onth»—hot if P**d •«» advanoe w . R r • JMpt 12-W In fu ll for 2 years. Shorter W F Schuller, the successor to S T Co. Our town trade is not neglected What are you sweating about? in our rush of harvest trade. J W Isn't thia summer? Mr MeNeil, the eomhine repairer arrived on Tweed ay from San Fran- eleoo to resume his regular annual servioe in the Sherman oounty harvest. Master LYoyd and Miss Hasel Dunaboo arrived home Tuesday, from a California visit. Unole Jas McMillin was a Moro visitor Monday. AU are well and everybody up to their eyes in the Thie will be a good year for sone« harvest. of our Sherman «onnty farmers to E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass •took up with pure seed of every Valley Barn, promptly attends all kjnd. Grain end vegetables were calls, day or night. Animals given never so good. the very eel of care. Charges are Mr Dakin of Hood River, and his right. daughter, Mrs Ina Dakin DsMoee, Tbs Oregonian intimates that the of this oounty, have purchased a scheme of the so-called rainmaker* fruit farm in Washington county, is to sell out to the government. including crops, stock and tool«. Uncle Sam is an easy mark some times, but we have observed nothing LW Shanks Is still in the harness business at GraaaValley and is now about this . proposition as yet, that ready to compete with any prioee in calls for the surrender of the recla bis line this side of San Francisco. mation servioe. Several setts of 2d-band harness on Commissioner George Struthers, hand that will he sold cheap. an extensive wheat producer of the A weekly newspaper is to he es Eureka flat district, is authority for tablished at Silver Lake, to fight the statement that there is abso whisky to the bitter end. F M lutely no danger from tumble weed Christman is pulling up the dough mustard, /So much dreaded by the and Wm Holder, former sheriff of farmers, if it Is handled properly. thie county will "he th« principal He maintains that it is easily elim inated by the proper cultivation of pencil pusher. ' summer fallow lan^.and cites a esse Three days after Hatfield« oamp to pr»ve his contention, and asserts broke up on Gordon ridge the hot that ‘‘It is the negligent farmer who east wind oame tearing down upon fads td cultivate his land that suf- us in its mad flight of sostacy/knd feriCTiKiet from noxious weeds 6f any for the want of something mean to kind w^ioh choke out the wheat.” do lay half a dozen splendid shade KlonJyke school district has set trees prone in its path. an example for all other districts to It has been decided that the North pattern after, in building of a brick Bank Railway division point shall School hpuse along modern |ines for be located at Cliffs, opposite. Rufus, light at d ventilation. H A Stuart, and orders have been issued for the of this citv, is the architect who has construction of yard« there that will drawn tlie plans and specifications require the labor of a large crew at for 4bis model structure, and with least six months to complete. out shocking bis unpretensious ways The New Biggs is certainly a and dislike of popular notice, we most /deservedly popular hotel, and candidly assert thst Klondike is mine host, J. J. Heckard and wife, going to have the best school house are entitled to a very liberal patron in Sherman comity. in appearance, age. t h e table is supplied with iq stylo, and for the benefits of light everything nice, and the rooms are for study, warmth for comfort rfnd n /1 n lu u n ventilation for health, and all with new, . neat u and clean Councilman (^oohran went up the in the limit of »1,000. Mrs J M, and Mrs Walter Parry, will spend a month at springe in the White Clover Ice Cream at Ru Church and Soflc’ y notices h R L E , e x cept when for iriortey m aking purpose« dolfs Sunday. Cascade mountains. Such notice» at regular rate« at the option Prof Bryant is indeed fortunate. of the publUher». Rogers Bros. 1847 knives and forks, »4 50 a set. LW Roes, Wasco. Now he has a boy to raise and edu . August 2,1907 FRIDAY. Gentlemeo; Why not dress as cate with hie eweet little girl. well as the best? See JW Messinger Rose a Co are our tailors. Their 'A Son about it. • fall and winter samples may b? seen Ice cream daily at Budolls. The McCoy-Atwood-Co. are filling at our etore. J W Messinger a Son. Wind river fishing one day recently, R e g u la r a s T h e S u n Type-writer paper at TbeObservy going up farther than ever disciple large orders of harvest supplies this sr oflioe. . Is an expression as old as the race. No Mies EvaNororoes arrived Sunday of old Isaazk had dared to penetrate, . * , from Portland, and will remain doubt the rising and setting o( the sun ia Sack needle« at reduced price«. week. and was rewarded with a catch of the moat regular performance in the uni Pencil holders, that hold the pen with her sister, Mrs J G Woods, du 166 speckeled beauties that would verse, unless it is the action of the liver W F Sohuller, Moro. average ljflb. J.Q llim and bowels, when regulated with D r The Observer ia the Sherman cil in any pocket, at The Observer ring harvest. Book Store. county paper you want. Billy, Raymond, inventor of the to carry them Into Camp Cascade K in g ’s New Life Pills. Guaranteed by M o « d Pharmacy. 25c. Stationery, paper, pens, ink, ehate-ehoe, for walking upon the Look«. Inland Empire Postal Card«, at pencils and all aorta of ictas, at the water, died in Astoria last week The Observer Book Store. That bridle raffled for at Rudolf* AN OFFICIAL ADDRESS. Observer Book Store. aged 60 yearH. was made by a convict in the Deer - ” Pencils, 10 cents per dozen. rub Buy your machine oils of the Me Coffin Bros, of North Yakima, are Lodge penitentiary. I I j sent the Soni* Important Changes in the ber inaert, Obaurver Book Store. Coy-Atwood Co. They have the low starting 7 an immense department bridle to N W Thompson, with a School Laws for 1H07. Everlasting Fruit Jars. Pints, est prices. etore at Filer, in the Twin Falls, letter explaining the matter, and Quarts and 4 gallons, JW Massinger Mr Thompson did what beoould for To School Boards of Sherman coun-. " I t is w ith pleasure that I give you thia Idaho, oountry. a Son, Moro. unsolicited testimonial. About a year ago the man. It was mads of 7 different ty, Gentlemen: Dr. C. Hartley, is permanently Rend for prices for your oils, link when I had a severe case of measles I got colors of horse hair, and was very 1. Every school clerk shall take caught out in a hard rain and the meas located in Wasco for the practice of and leather beBtwki to the Waaco mounted with orna the annual school census on the les settled in my stomach and bowela. I Dentistry. Chargee reasonable, and elaborately Implement llou«e. ments. had an awful time, and if I hadn’t ta k 11 work guaranteed. 25th day of November. See 1907 Tourist tags, with your name on, en Cham berlaina’Colic,Cholera and D ia- School La«i-p, p. 71, sec. 144. Journal; The barbers of Sherman The amouqt of cherries picked printed whit* y u wait, at The Ob rboea Remedy I could not poesibly have 2. Every teacher must file certifi oounty have adopted the prioee now lived but a few hours longer, but thanks from one of Mrs Cushman’s trees server Book Store. to this medicine I am now strong and in this city was erroneously stated. io vogue all over the state, while the cate and contract with the County We have the stock, and prices w ell. I have written the above through It should have read 90 pounds. price for a shave will remain aa at Superintendent, or forfeit wages, that please, for harvest supplies. simple gratitude and .1 shall always present, I5o, hair cutting hae been p. 19, sec. 58. Old type makes the very beet of speak a good word for thia remedy. 8am . J W M essinger A Son. 3. Bead carefully the new com raised to 35 cents, and a neck shave H G w in, Concord, G a. For sale bv Moro Babbitt metal. We have it for sale at 5 ceute. The barbers say tbat- pulsory educational law, beginning D o n ’ t overlook th e H a rn ess D e Pharmacy. and when you need any call at The tbe price of every thing el*e has on p. 67. partment at the McCoy-Atwood-Co, The long delayed reduced rates to Observer office. Price is right. 4. The County Superintendent raised and it coets them something WaMft--------- *— — — ---------— the east on aooount of the James Ail kinds of silver ware, knives to live, the same as other people. may hold school board conventions. Am reducing »y oil stock. It will town exposition have been decided and forkB, Rogers and other makes, The chairman of the eohool board The San Francisco fire was a teat pay you to get prices and buy here. upon. Tickets on sale Auguet 8,9,10 at prices never before sold in Moro. shall be a delegato to the conven of the strength and reliability of the W F Schuller, successor to S T Co. and Sept. 11, 12, 13. The round W F Schuller, Buocessor to STCo. tion. Each delegate shall receive fire ineuranoe companies doing busi After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very trip rate to Chicago will be »71.60; Look at Dad Peels’ spud orop-k ness In America. Out o fjb e hund »2 for attendance, p. 30, sec. 61. difficult for us to handle copy that Omaha, Kansas city and St Paul and him a dutohman. Who oan say 5. School boards shall purchase reds of companies doing business calls for changes in the form. y »60; St Louis »67 50, with an addi- after this that only an Irishman oan there, only five companies paid their flags, and have them displayed dur tionit »13.50 should the passenger Buy a handy wagon at the Waaco desire to return via California. Tick excel in the art of producing spuds? losses in full, without a discount, ing school hours when the weather V _ is suitable, p. 71, sec. 134. Implement House, »27.60 and »28.- ets will have a ten-day limit going, Mrs Roy Benson came in Sunday and without a law suit. Four of 6. The County Supetintendent 50 each. ‘ and a final return limit of 90 days suffering the pangs of pain from a these five reliable companies are shall require and receive monthly Superior round nickel tipped and from date of sale bone felon, which Dr Goffin relieved represented in Moro by ME Millar. reports from the principal or teach rubber top penoils, two-for-5-cents While io Portland Mrs James er of each school, p. 29, sec. 57, Avenariue Carbolineum ia a germ with tbs aid of the surgeon’s knife. and e »me for 10 eta per do«., at the lestroyer. Decay being a germ, it Times: Lee Hin6B, one of the larg Woods had the pleasure of attend 7. Hereafter, each school district Observer Book Store. destroys ibe cause of decay in poets est individual owners of land in the ing a receptioh given by Hon W H shall receive »7 per capita instead “ Three years ago we had 3 doctors w ith or timber. The US.Governmant, Ajax country, commenced work on Moore and wife, to Mr and Mrs J J of »6. p. 17, sec. 26. oar little boy, and everything that they Thompson, who have returned to 8. School districts are required to could do seemed in vain. At last when the ORNCo., Multnomah county, hie 1,500 acres of wheat with a new Oregon, after a brief and most un have at least 4 months of school all hope seemed to be gone we began us and city of Portland, are making combine thie week. ing Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and general use of it on bridge timbers, fortunate experience in California, during the school year, p.49, sec.77. I want to say a few words for Cham? Diarrhoea Remedy and in a few hours be etc. It is the best chicken lice de In conclusion,. permit me to Bay berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea the worst of which included the began to Improve. To day he is sg heal stroyer on the market, and will Remedy. I have used it in my family destruction of San Francisco. The that I think it a good plan to make <hy a child aa parents could w ith for.’ sweeten and preserve a water trough, for five years and have recommended it Sherman oounty colony in the R om a written contract with some com Mrs B J Johnston, Linnton, Miss For pig pen, stable, eto , and keep away to a number of people in York county and city, warmly welcome Mr and Mr» petent teacher as soon ap possible, «ale by Moro Pharmacy. flies. It is a guaranteed article. have never known it to fail to effect a Thompson. The Observer Book Store is distrib for the reason I fear there will be a cure in any instance. I feel that I can Buy the genuine imported aven- utor of the pure article in Sherman not say too much for the best remedy of Mrs J H Shearer died S u n d a y scarcity-of teachers this fall. Since erfoua carbolineum; the imitation the kind in the world.” 8. Jemison, evening at their home at Shearer Sherman county is prosperous this oounty. being offered 1« only a temporary Spring Grove, York county, Pa. For sale bridge,loved and nourned hy all whs year I think It a step in the right If human sympathy and brother remedy If at all. If genuine one by M ora Pharmacy. knew her. To the bereaved husband direction to m ike a substantial raise ly love could avail to alleviate the Ask application lasts for all time Oregonian: A meeting of commit and brother, and dear friends, left in the salary of your teacher for the bitter pangs of such a sorrow as Mr The to see our sealed packages and Mrs C W Moore experienced in tee members and offioers of the Or in sadness and deep sorrow, we ex coming /ear. Salaries, not only of Observer Book Store. the loss of their son Raymond egon State Press Association, was tend our sympathy. The funeral teachers but of all classes, are in Colonist rates in effect Sept. 1st, by drowning in the Columbia last held yesterday at the Esmond Hotel took place In tye p*lle» Tuesday. creasing rapidly throughout the entire state. Sherman county ca*n- oontinue until October 31st. This is Friday at the Dalles,save the Cbron to plan for the annual meeting. It Deceased was a pioneer of 1860, ar not afford to establish a low stand? the rate that brings the actual set wasdeoidedto assemble in Portland riving in the Dalles when 2 years of nrd in apything. Let us keep up id s of Monday evening, their bur tler to Oregon, and means that peo den would have been greatly light Thursday, Auguet 29tb, and leave age with her parents, Mr and Mrs with the procession. Let us have ple can oom« here from Kansas city ened yesterday, as they were that night for Astoria, either by Herbert. ‘In April, 1868, was marf better salaries, better teachers, bet St Paul, Minneapolis, and all the surrounded by a multitude of sym boat or train. The morning of the ried to Mr Shearer, and In 1871 they ter work, better schools. great territory between the Missouri pathetic friends, besides a score or 30th will be spent witnessing regat made their home at the beautiful Very truly yours, river and the Rocky mountains, for more of immediate relatives, and ta festivities, and that evening the DesChutss falls, whioh became one W. C. B ryant , »25; to all points east of Umatilla, Superintendent. heard the words of oortsolation ex Association will depart for ijearflart of the world-famous boms« in Ore »22.50. From 8t Louie »30,-from pressed. Not only did their reoently park or Seaside, where the annual gon, where the happily mated couple Chicago »33. * The most important acquired friends gather about them meeting will be held. Saturday and entertained thousands of visiters, E n d o rs e d by th e C o u n ty . thing about this to remember is that but the high esteem in whioh they Sunday will be spent at the beaoh, travelers and tourists, who always The most popular remedy In Otsego these people must buy thbir tickets were held in their former home,and and the return will be lade Monday after held 'their dost and hostess in oounty, and the best friend of my family, direct to the towns they want to the love of true and tried friends morning. Among thoee present were grateful remembrance. But one of writes W M Diets, editor of tbe O'aego, regch. This is true with regard to was expresoed more deeply than C L Ireland, Moro, president; E H her 11 brothers and sister« survive, N Y , Journal, ia Dr K in g ’s New Discov ery. It has proven to be an infallable Moro, The Dalles. Eugene city,Asto words could tell, by the arrival of Woodward, of Newberg, vice-presi Geo A Herbert, of Cornuoopia, for cure for coughs and colda making abort ria, and any other city or town in 69 neighbors from Grass Valley and dent; Mi"« FranoesGottsoball,treas mer sheriff of Wasco, oounty, who work of the worst of them. We always the state. Many get the impression keep a bottle In the house. I believe it 25 from Moro, to attend the funeral urer; Albert Toaier, secretaryj J C was at her bed side during her last to be the most valuable prescription that they can go thru to Portland, Hayter, of Dallas; T Brownhill, of In closing the sermon Rev Poling few weeks on earth- Hundreds in and then oontinue their trip to point commended to the sorrowing ones Qresbam; D W Bath, of Hillsboro; thejulaod Empire, particularly in known for lung end throat diseases. Guaanteed to never disappoint the taker of destination, and It devolves upon the great Comforter who makes it J S Dellinger, of Astoria; and Mr« the regiooa of her home, will sadly by Moro Pharmacy. Price 50c and »1.00 •aoh and every community to oorreot Trial bottle free. mi*« her. poMible for all to my, “It is wall.” ( Kdythe Toaier Weatberred. J*. this erroneous impreaaion. term« than on* year 12H oentB per month. m <4 ’f -{ A' I — I* [ Valko iritM th® HEALTH Farmers of Sherman county we a selling harvest supplies» Never get cold feet, especially in politics. A good way to treat appendicitis is to cut out the surgeon. For palpitation of the heart quit reading market quotations. Avoid late hour«. When the clock strikes 23 it is time to go to bed. Maladies which fail to respond to any other treatment should be treat ed with silent contempt. If you are fat,get thin; if thin get fat. Nature never meant you to be satisfied with your weight. Bee sting is good for rheumatism. Those who have hives are Beldom troubled with sciatica at the same time. Remember, that care once killed a cat, and the man who has no more than nine lives cannot afford to worry. Nose bleed is often caused by not minding your own business. It may be cured by calling the police and diving into the nearest drug store. Scientifio American: At the first indication of diphtheria in the home make the room close, take a tin cup and put in a quantity of tar and turpentine^ equal parts. Then hold the cup^oter a fire so as to fill thp room with the fumes. The patient, on* inhaling the fumes, will cough up and spit out all the membrane ous matter, and the diphtheriiiSvill pass out. The fumes of tar and turpentine loosen the matter in the throat and thus affords the relief that has baffled the skill of the physicians. If you are not buying of us, why? Ask our customers, they will tell you we are selling right. W hy not be one of them? Harvest men we've got the shoes! See us for lace leather, lanterns, can vass for beds, etc. PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON. Jewelry of all Kinds. ElgihWafdies. R in g s , C h a in s , E tc . Latest Bracelet Oesipis. Good Goods Sold Reasonable Railroad StanJarci L. W. R®??» W a t c h I n s p e c t o r f o r t h e O. R . N . These Goods Going Strietly at Cost. Bargains, Bargains, Bargains. L . Five setts heavy double harness; Three “ light da- do Two “ single harness. Lot of extra harness-findings, such as collars, etc. Nearly all sized of belting. 500 gallon of different kinds of machine oils. Poultry, rabbit and Meah Woven Wire fencing. About 250 rolls of barb wire. THE D A L L E S H O S P IT A L A modern hospital for the treatment of all medical and surgica disease^ except such as are contagious. Extra wheels for heavy farm R ates, from $10.00 to $21.00 per w e e k , a cco rd in g to room Ambulance will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified. wagons and headers. One large galvanized iron tank, and a great many other articles too numerous to mention. W. F. SvHl’LI.KR, Successor to S. T. Co., Moro, Or E veryb o d y S h o u ld K n e w Says C G Hays, a prominent buaineaa man of Bluff, Mo, that Bucklena Arnica 8alve is the quickest and aureat healing salve ever applied to aore.burn or wound or to a case of piles. I have used it and know what I ’m talking about. Guaran teed, Moro Pharmacy, 25c. M o r e M . C . C h u ro h Rev. Holladay will hold services in this church August 12 and 16th, each Monday evening. This “w ill be the close of the pres ent conference year. Conference in Spokane September 4th. H« « «- For Further In fo rm atio n A ddress Drs. Ferguson and R e u te r, M e d ic a l D irectors. ... MORO PHARMACY Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists Hedicines Carefully Compounded. FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES. CICARS. Any and all Kinds of Patent M e d ic in e A lw ays In Stock M o ro P re s b y te r ia n C h u r o h . Services in Moro Presbyterian church next Sunday, Morning and evening. Morning subject; "When Christ comes the 2d time.” Mid-week prayer meeting Wedn esday evening at 8.00. You will be welcome at any or all of these services. ”1 was glad when they Baid unto me, “Let us go up to the Houso of the Lord.” A. J. A dams , Pastor. T E N T H A N D M O R R IS O N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N 4 A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL B „ PRINCIPAL Educates for success in a short time and at small expense, and tends each stu dent to a position as soon ns competent. Quality is our' motto, and reputation for thorough work brings US over t(M) calls per mouth for office help. Individual in- struction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the voucher and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier la oar shorthand , easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship ftxe write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland. H *l*l-H l »h H * l* l- l- l* l- l- H - H - l-H - H - H - H - h H<H«M I'I'I'I'H 'l'M ’W 'l» Sorosis T h e Lim it o f Life The moat eminent medical scientists are unanimous in the conclusion that the generally accepted limitation of hu man life is many year« below the attain ment possible with the advanced knowl edge of which the race ia now possessed The critical period that determines ita dura ion stems to be between 50 and 00 and proper care of the body cannot he too strongly urged during this decade, carelessness then being fatal to longevi ty. Nature’s best helper after 60 is Elec- trio Bitters, the scientiflo tonic medicine that revitalises every organ of the body. Guaranteed by Moro Pharm acy; 60c, For Sale—at a Bargain. We have a 16-foot cut Holt Com bined Harvester, In first-class con dition, in proper condition to put Into the field at once. We will sell this machine for »700, free on board the cars at Dufur, Oregon. If you are interested, address us. J ohnoton B ros ., 265] Dufur, Or « ■», » — A H Barnum’« orop of Western Wonder oat«, pur« and clean, tested 35 lb« to the bqshel, which is 3 lbs above the measure. Mr Baruurn will let wnw of his orop go for seed to Sherman oounty farmers. shoes ;;Set Footwear Fashions: I Canvas shoes in nil colors that will match the ;; summer gowns, price |2.o0 and $3 50. • Sorosis Hosiery to match the shoes, thf best • that can bo obtained. Price 25 cents to $1.50 Sorosis C atalo g u e sen t fre e on req u est. KN igh t sh o e co 4 f Third and W ashington Sts, Portland, Oregon = r w V V V > A “ W A N T ” ad in T he M oro O bserver will reach more people in Sherman County than by any other medium available.
