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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1907)
• T * ONE PRICE TO ALL Pacific Coast Elevator Co. No doubt by this time every one that has dealt with us finds this true. One mans money is as good as anothers, if- you get goods on 30 days you get them for the same price as if you pay the money over the counter. W hy? because 30 days is cash, and I consider it sam e as cash if I open an account with you. • If you coine to our »tore and are convinced you are not paying any more than the other man you feel satisfied and if you send your children you Jtnow the same square deal will bo given them , w ithout m istrust or watching. But this is not all; you will buy as cheap in our store as any store in Oregon. But do*not class this store with any Jew shop. We will not Jew. Our goods are the very best we can buy and sell at a reasonable price to our , customers.- Wo do not allow any more discounts as we have marked all our goods at the regular selling price. You will find every thing in our store in the following lines: Dress Goods Notions, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Cloaks. Groceries, Chinaware, Glassware, Silverware, C ut Glass, Hardware, Oils of all fiends, Barb Wire, Gas, Water and Steam Pipe and Fittings. \ ^ n y thing we should not have we will be glad to get it for you. W ^also take orders for Mens and Boys Clothing. They are made up in the latesM tyles and all guaranteed to fit. I want to say if you find any thing misrepresented or any mistakes made - come to me and it will be gladly made good. I mean to run a strictly honest business. My motto is Honest Dealing and One Price to All. I thank you for your patronage of the past. Also welcome you one and all to our store. Yours for honest business, W. F. Schuller, Moro T lie O b u erver M01W, BHKRMAN CO.,OftKOON: Read T he Observer. Subscribe fpr T he Observer. H ot Coffee and S an d w ich es, at A B W olfard’s, Biggs. P aying 3Qo for eggs at S ch u ller’s. T ype-w riter paper a t T h e O bserv D on’t fail to see the big lin e of top er office. buggien at Crosfield’s. T h e price of T he Observer Is #1.50 T he Observer is th e Sherm an M>r year. 75 o*nM for »ix month«, 50 cent« In la n d E m p ire Poetal Cards, at county paper you want. "or four month»—but If paid In advanoowe tjoeut $2-50 In fa ll for S ypara. Shorter than one year 12M cent» per month. T he Observer Book Store. #8 to 110 M antle clocks, at $6 to P en cils, 10 cents per dozen, rub #7» 50. LW Ross. Jew eler, W asco. Church and Society notice» FREE, ex >«pt when for money rpaklng purpose» ber insert, Observer Book Store. T he best line of School Shoes for <uch notice» at regular rate» at the optfon * the publisher». A few more of those tailor m ade boys and girls, ever show n in the suit« to clean up, at 1 1 0 0 0 for your oountry, at McCoy-At wood-Co.’s .N o v . 1. 1907 choice. McCoy-Atwood-Co. Dr C H artley, d en tist, w ill be at After 1 pm. W ednesday, it is very G rass V alley 1 week of each month, J u st received. A new line shoe«, difficult for u»4o h an d le copy that viz week follow ing the 1st S u n d ay. direct from the earl. L atest style». calls for changes in the form. When you need a good reliable lini For m en, women and children, ai The McCoy-At wood-Co ha* the ment, try,Cham berlain’s Pain Balm. It Schuller’». best line of outing flannels, in w hite, has no superior for sprains or swellings, cream , and assorted colors,In prices piece of flannel slightly dam pened with HOW SHE KEEPS BEAUTIFUL from 6 |o per yard, up. Pain Balm is suporior to a plaster for a lame back or pains in the side or chest. The M ystery Solved. You w ant to get your w ashing in It also relieve« rheumatic pein« end F R ID A Y makes sleep and rest possible. For eale Like the flower« that bloom in the to the Barber Shop M onday, as the spring the young girl ju»t budding into basket leaves for the lauudry at an at Moro Pharmacy. womanhood is an inspiring sight and Sam ple copies of th is paper m ay ahe is usually beautiful if she is per early hour T u eed sy w ithout a miss- be had a t T he Observer business fectly healthy- She stays beautiful Fresh supply of genuine carbolen- office— 5o. per oopy. Just so long as her health and constitu tion remain good. Let her be nervous, ium ju s t opened at theObserver Book have backache, sleepleaa night«, and Store. Stationery, paper, pens, in k , how soon does it take for wrinkles, pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the V . . . crow's feet and dark circles to appear P en cil holders, th a t hold the p en In the face ? Her cheeks were rosy c il in any pocket,’ at The Observer Observer Hook Store. until she began to suffer from wom an’» Three D ollar Gold Fountain Pen * weaknease« and the constantly recur Book Store for $1.50, T he Observer Book Store, ring pains and drains brought her Old tvpe m ak es the very best of this m outh. A good tim es bargain. quickly from the beautiful age to the premature middle age. It was not B abbitt m etal We have it for eale m eant for women to suffer so—it is ami when you need any call at The N icely em bossed up to d ate hand due to our unnatural, hut civilized Price is right. colored T h a n k sg iv in g P o sta l Cards, m ethods of living, and to the fact that Observer office so many neglect those small ills which H ave a new suit of c'otn es m ade six designs, for Bale at The»Observer soon lead up to larger ones. Nothing so drags a woman down as those con to order. T hey will com e direct Book Store. Send to your friends. stantly recurring periods when she suffers more and more from • chronic from C hicsgn, latest sty le s and p a t condition that can be easily cured. No terns, in alrout 10 d ays after order woman should take an alcoholic com pound for that will disturb digestion, ing them from S ch u ller’s. and the food is quickly compacted and becom es hazd and tough in contact with alcohol, rendering the food in digestible. She must go to Nature for • cure. The native Indians of early tim es were far from wrong when they called a marvelously effective medi- oinal plant "Squaw root”—what the physicians of our day called Caulophyl- lum or Blue Cohosh. This and Black Cohosh, Golden Seal, I.ady’a Slipper, and Unicorn root, « are important ingredients of a wonderfully success fu l remedy in modern times, namely, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Having made a specialty of the disease» of women in the early sixties Dr. Pierce soon found that a glyceric extract of these roots with Hydrastis or Golden Seal and Lady’s Slipper root, combined in Just-the right proportion», made the very best tonic and cure for the distres sing complaints of women. Where women suffered from backache, weak ness, nervousness and lack of sleep, it was usually due to functional trouble, therefore this prescription directed ai the cause cured 9H per cent, of such cases. That is why Dr. Pierce soon tut it up in a form easily to be pro- - J j over - the United J States. - ured Aching from head to foot—that i» be condition that afflicts some women ,t stated periods—backache, dizziness, ,nd pains almost unbearable. An hon- • t and a safe remedy which no woman »n afford to lose the opportunity of rying for the, cure of these distressing ompiaints which weaken a woman » itality is Dr. pieroe’s Favorite Pre- criptfon. Dr. Pierce not only assurA on that his " Favorite Prescription ” I( lonestly made, but he lets you know ust what It contains. - The best of medical authorities rwom- send and extol the virtues of the above tur red lent« In "Favorite Prescription." ?hus F. EllIngwood, M. D., Professor of ifaterla Medlca, Bennett Medical Col- sge, Chicago, says of Goldeni Seal i It I an Important remedy In dlnordern or he womb. In all catarrhal conditions." >f Lady's Slipper root he says : "Eier- laes special Influence upon nervous con- lltlons depending upon disorders of the em»le organs; relieves pain, etc." Prof, lohn King In the A merican D ispxnsa - • obt , says of Black Cohosh root: "This s a vary active, powerful and useful wmedv." • * ‘ * very mportant part In diseases of women; In ,he painful conditions Incident to woman- iood. In dysmenorrhea It Is surpassed >y no other drug, being of greatest ltlllty In Irritative and oongestlve con- UtloM...................................... It" action Is ilow, but Its effects are permanent." For headache, whether congeatlve or rom neuralgia or dysmenorrhea it Is iromptly curative. Dr John Fyfe, of Saugatuck, Conn- Editor of the Department of Therapeu tics In T hx E i . xctic R eview says of Unl- sorn root (HrUmhu IHnica), one rtf the :hlef ingredients of Dr. Pieroe’s Favor- te Prescription: "A remedy which n- rartably acts a« a uterine (womb) Invlg- irator and always favors a condition ahlch makes for normal activity of the intlre reproductlvo system, cannot fall to be of great usefulness and of the itmoat Importance to the general prac titioner of medicine." •In Heloiilas we have a medicament ahlch more fully answers the above surpoaes fArsn fitly other drug urth wMcn F nm anpuiinied. In the treatment of •‘•eases peculiar to women It 1« seldom rase Is seen which does not RMIl it some ladloatiua for thia Observer Book Store. W edding S tation ery, at T he Carbon paper, a n y size to order, at The Observer office G et one o f our in d ellib le pads and stamp for marking linen. The pim erver is su stain ed by ite jwu reputation. People. The Official Paper of The In k s, m u c ila g e , c a rd s, e n v e lo p e s , p«l>er of every kind, labiate. every style, at The Observer Book Store. L adies F an cy N ote Paper, large T ype writer oil, the best 8-in-l* L ubricates, clean s and p olish es, A sin g le copy of T he Observer preveuts ruet. Try it T he Observer coals only 5 oentai and we w ant to tell Book Store. you right now that no 10-ct. m agazine is any more Interesting. Try it. Superior round nickel tipped and If you w ant to keep posted on all rubber top pencil», tw o-for-5-cenle that 1« doing in Hherroan county, yon want and «-»me for 10 cts per doz., at the The Observer. Term« tl.BO per year Observer Book Store. To insure publication, articles for The Observer m u it reach the office before Elrod A Cochran have business noon Wednesday. The m all comes dally. relations with several reputable “ Last winter I took a very severe cold, Portland and va lley firms who want which lingered for weeks, Bays J Urqua- to trade or sell valley property. L W Ross, the W asco jew eler, b s s j u s t received an exp en sive en graving m achine, and is now pre pared to do a ll kinde of engraving. Buy your jew elry and silverw are of Ross, and have it engraved free of charge. T hb old P en n sylvan ia D utch Dun karris recomm end H ickory Bark Cough R em edy. G nararteed to cure your cough, and guaranteed to be pure. Made from the bark of the »hell-bark or white hickory tree. For sale by Moro Pharmacy,and all deal ers everyw here. , The Pacific Coast E levator Co loan m oney on grain. See adv oi Hon ES Cattron, agent for Sherm an county, W asco. Win R udolf, local agent, Moro. T he old remedies are best. H ic k ory Bark Cough R em edy has been In use for over 100 years by the old D utch D unkards of P en n sylvan ia, and is still in use by all old fam ilies of weatern P en n sy lv a n ia . Is abso lu tely pure, m ade from th e bark of the w hite or shell-bark hickory tree. Shipped from the ea st and m anufac tured in Salem , Oregon. For sale by Moro P harm aoy and a ll dealers. Robert W alker, w hose auotioo sale occurs tomorrow, h as surrend ered two sections of the E a Or Ld Co holdings in th is oounty, and will farm a qr-seotion of b is own, land, north of K ent. H e b ro u g h fa m ost ex cellen t outfit into the oonnty two Crosfield w ill m ake up a car of years ago, and has slaved for the com pany, q u ittin g $2,000 loser on Coal o il. See him for prices. See Crosfield for a 6 to n P itlese the d eal. S cale Get the net w eight of your S ig n if ic a n t P r a y e r crop at home. A "May the Lord help you make Back Old newspaper« for sale at T he ten’s Arnica Salve known to a ll.” writeo Observer Book S to re., ' All of the latest so d new design« in bracelet«, and the price is right Call and see them , at L W Roes’ jew eler. Wheat - J G Jenkins, of Cbapel HUI, N O, It quickly took the pein out ot a felon lor me and cured it In a wonderfully short tim e.” Beet on earth for eores, horns and wounda 26c. at Moro Pharm acy. Oats Warehouse at Moro w ill be in charge of W m . R udolf , Agent Grain purchased at all Stations in Sherman county M oney Loaned on G r a in . | E. S. Cattrai, Sherman County Agent. Wasco, Oregon L L P eels mad« a flying trip to the D alles Saturday. W ild G-e«„ hunting partie» are now »n order. Frank ( ’oolidgt-of A thena visited W F Jackson m ade a trip to his M-vtr»l daya la»l w eek with friends G illiam oounty farm la st week. in Moro. T h an k sgivin g day N o e-m b -r 2 8 , 1 --H ; A Plig„ ,eft T burw U y witb on ly three weeks to prepare for It. Af ’ t-r- - (wo 4 hnree for hj- M orro< T h e effete enst 1» having a sort of county ranch financial monkey and parrot tim e. M r« Coleman visi ted Portland lust R. M. Brash did the paper and ««-»k witb Hon R J G inn, Miid may paint work in the new oarber shop remain for tire winter. my Place South End of Grass Valley, Oregon, com mencing prompt Ten a. m. Free Lunch Served. Every body com e. R. W alker, Owner Tum the Wick\ w uuuv 'Ú íb jltf as high a» you danger— as low a» you plcaao — there'» no smell, That’s because the smokele» device prevents smoke a t smell — that means a steady flow oi glowing heat for every ounce . of fuel burned ui a Ten set work harness, 3 harrows, 1 30-foot, 1 5-section , 1 4-aection; 2 H elix weed cutters; 3 M cSherry 18-hoe grain d rills; 3 3-bottom and 1 2-bottom gang plow s; 1 w alk in g plow 15-inch, No. 50 O liver ch ill; 1 Buffalo P itts, 14-horse power; 1 G ilbert H u n t 500 gallon w atertank; 1 watertrough and trucks for sam e; 10 head of good work m ares and 16 head of good work geldings; 2 2-yegr old», 1 3-year old and 2 spring-colts; 7 bead of m u le colt», aired by M is souri Joe, and from good mares; 5 head of sheep, 1 R acb ou let ram and 4 ewes; 6 head of good m ilch cows; 2 2-year old heifers; 1 l-y ea r old hull; 2 20-foot feed racks and trucks for sam e; 1 McCormick binder 8-ft cut; 1 Webber w agon, in.; 1 Bain w agon, 3 j in .; 1 B ain wagon 3J in.; 1 cook house; 1 fan n in g m ill; 2 full blood P olen C h in a brood sow s and 11 sm all pigs; 1 low dow n Myers p u m p ; 1 p itcher pum p; 2 in cu b a tors; lead bars, stretchers and other articles too num erous to m ention. T erm «: N ote secured, draw ing 10 percent, interest,d u eD ctob er 1,1908, or 10 |>ercent. d iscou n t w ill be a l lowed for cash. S um s under $10 cash in hand. Mie» Alice H ansen, and Mrs L V Attorney Geo. E. S h e| held of Moore, returned from the Rose City Portland, attended lire Scotch Cale donian m eeting at. Fnsril on the 19th. PERFECTION OU H e a te r (Equipped with Smokeless Devfac) r ___ You can carry it about and care for it just as easily aa a Brass oil font holds -I quarts burning 9 hours. 1 landsomely fc«*- ished in japan and nickel. Every heater warranted. L a m p * adds th cheerintss e lo n g The w in te r evenings. Steady, brilliant light to read, sew or knit by. Made of brass, nickel plated, latest improved central drift burner. Every lamp warranted. If your dealer can not supply Perfection Oil Heater or Kayo Lamp write our nearest agency for descriptive circular. STANDARD OIL COMPANY «Incorporated) mUROPHARNIACV E m m itt Old» of Gra»» V alley, and Mr and Mrs John Johnson are T he good work of reorganizing now at home on their Boyd farm, C lyde S m ith of R utledge, were in Moro Cornet Band goes b ravely on, Moro on b u sin e ss W ed n esd ay. near this city. Expert, Experienced, Registered P h arm acists in a short tim e T he Observer hopes One pair of m ares, weight about to hkve som ething real nice to say Roy Benson has leased L H M ar i , fle d lc in e s C a re fu lly C om pounded. lin ’s farm. Mr and Mrs M. are go 1100 pounds each , two colt«, hack, about it. ~ harness, buggy, etc, for sale. Apply ing to Portland to live. J H L andry’s perfect weeder is a at The Observer office. 16-gang plow and cu ltivator a» well. 12807157 A C H u ff was able to leare fo r a A ttorney M. E . Miller, wife and Every farmer who see» it wants one visit to hie daughter, Mrs M aggie fam ily left for Portland W ednesday and it keep» the factory bu»y tu rn Moore, at Spokane, on the 19th.. to cormult with au occu list about ing them out. A church s e r iic e »ocigl w ill be the eye» of on« of the boys. Mr and Mrs W ade, and daughter Any and all K in d s of P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a y s in S to c k given in Demo«« spring« chapel to W ith $4,000,000,000 of watered Marie, are guest» of Mr and Mr» morrow evening, for the benefit of stocks lost to the street in 1 0 months Myer», en route to K«n»an fiom the cemetery fund. B g in W a td tc s , Is it a surprise th at tire slum p of G oldendale. Mr» M yers in d a u g h te r H allow een i« a blaep-d old f«ke^ la st w*-ek carried d isa ste r w ith it? of Mr and Mr» Wade. “ R ich in ravelin lore,” says tin- But tire country prospers. The person who holda enfa pillow head lin ) writer; we »ay blot the R in g s , C h a in s , E tc . n asty practice out. Rchool c le r k s w ill | b a s e tuk** nc- No 32 ticket at S ih u ll-r » ’. Th»« is the hand-orn- tr»nd -p ain 'id work" J u st a little ruin thl« w « k lid a tioe that th e now I m W ,« i Vhl VTh it by Mi«» \jio n ie E i d a k And get great good. Purifving lire «»»; la y the ant ire I ri'himl cei -ire n.iret l>e 'be priz on surrender of (it kel. ing th e d u «t, and m a k in g le tte r taken* <'ii *i»e 25' b <i y >t Nov>inber Mr Mn'fenoen has rented the of enrh te a r I o lint ¿nrgttl it road» for wheat Ireuring. . ‘ L- RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES. CIGARS. Jewelry of all Kinds. Latest Bracelet Designs. Good Goods Sold Reasonable nice inem ne in R a ilïO id S ia n â à m W a tc h f 'k TN W. L. P eople» qu arter near M oro, that ha« Ch«« M athew s, i.d vaiu 'e m an (nr GeO. H-nn»igin brought a f.iur been h an d letl by C K t'u eh ra n the horse load of extra floe potato*-« to th e Congo T w in» Co,, is in town ar past five year« F L K elso, Just in town W ednesday w hich he »old on ranging for h is c o m p ’in y to appear from the east, w ill farm Mr Morten here N ovem b er 5 th . A Her Moro the the street at a cen t a pound. sen ’s Mouklanri place. c o m p a n y sh o w s at Or»»» V a lle y A ttorney W II R agsda'e ha» been Air and Mrs vVil.liain l im e s were attending to law business this week and part of last in W allow a cou n ty, Condon v isito rs, la st week from where C P is arranging to m ake his Turner, Or* g ri. Mr H in es h is a hom e. v,-,. largo farm in Lhut r u n ty from w hich ht^jlcrivew a W* sco . O. H.-N. I n s p e c t o r ,f o r t h e — • V# C O M IN G C iiji h i i i Under the ment of J. Ci man«xe- M. Horde Tuesday, |)ov 5th Moro A thletic Club is now fully organized with officers as follows: In a high class L R French, Presidentj Geo Miller, rautrical com edy Vice-President; L F Berry, Secreta ry; W B Gordon, Treasurer; W 8 Mowry, Sargeant at-Arm s; Clarence R utledge, Librarian. Club room in An evening of m usio, mirth and the Bolton building. m errim ent for young and old. An entertainm ent for ladies, children and gentlem en. H igh ly atuged and A p p en d icitis Remedy in onr hom e for 7 year», writes pretty costum e». N othing »aid or Is in a large measure due to abuse of Rev J A Lewie, peetor of Milaea, M ian, —__________ _______the bowels by employing drastii.parga done that would offend the most ME Church, and it has always __ proved to be a reliable remedy. We have found tlves. To avoid all danger, use only Dr fastidious. R eserve seats now on that it would do more than the manu- K ing’s New Life Pills, the safe, gentle »ule at the drug »tore. W atch for factnrers claim for It. It is specially good clennserf and invigorators. Guaranteed for croup and whooping cough, For »ale for headkche, hllliousness, malaria and the novelty «treet parade 3:30 p.m T uesday. jaundice, nt Moro Pharmacy. 25c THE A-'TTTTT DALLES H O S P IT A L rim t r e a tm en t u f all m edical and su rg iew . di»ea«e», except such as are contagious. R ate s , fro m S 10.00 to $ 2 1 .0 0 por w e e k , a c c o rd in g to room A m b ili nice will meet all train» and boat» if hospital ¡8 notified. For S F u r th e r D rs . 15 -COLOntO P M - I S by Moro Pharmacy. I n fo r m a tio n F e rg u s o n M e d ic a l * M achinery T h re s h e rs and A d d ress R e u te r, D ir e c to r s . Overhauled and C o m b in e s By an export »»»| arator tender and b lack sm ith . E very th in g put in order Jou rn als babbited, iron work fixed up, and stretcher«, evener? and the m achine m ade ready for n ext season T o o ls , A n v il sea.-ons and F orgo F u r n is h e d H ave had five run on one m achino in this cou n ty. Can furnish plenty of reference from here and other places as to experience. A ny one w an tin g such work done call or phone to A N N O U N C E M E N T J O E lr o d —1- the sh n p e of r e n t After driving from the Dalle» on the 20th, in a cart with Earl Betts and a boy, the hors« threw them out by a sudden start ju st a» they were «ntFrtng town, a n d the horse dashed through th« »’.reels without eerious dam ages, however. c K , ’• C ochran 6. F. RoBSSIcr, ffiOfG, In care of Observer Office © : y E L R O D & C O C H R A N © od P i[in tin $ Are in the Real Estate business at same old stand, Moro, Oregon convey» an Idea of iticrcw. You may oevez tee the nun hlinwlf. It’» hl» letter head, hi» envelope, his bu'ine« card, circulars or catalogue. You »ize the man up by these things. What impression of a mao and his business do you get if ha writes to you 00 wrapping paper or axle grease stationery? Hour doc» your» look? 1» it aeat, tasty and modern? It b if The Moro Obacrvcr Job Department print» it. Betfyr bring in that next fob 1. 1* t- 1* I. Our business Is Real Estst«, wt do nothing else. We buy bargains and can sell you bargains. Wt do more business than all others. Fine Wheat Farm for sale on the Crop Payment Plan. Several small well improved Willamette Valley farms for exchange for Sherman county wheat lands. A number of choice Portland ; Public Sale Saturday Nov. 2 D e a le r s Barley T a x es in Sherm an county w ill all be paid up by the end of n ext m ofltb at the present rale of collection. A sum of $52.000 has all been liq u id ated with the exception possibly of $2,000 of which am ount not more C all and ex a m in e the q u a lity and th an $260 i s liab le to he reiurned prices of our w atches. W'e have a delinquent. arge assortm ent to select from. A ll goods are way down in price Yours, for a good watch a t a sm a ll at the L R F rench M achinery and price. L W Roes, Jew eler, Wasoo. Im p lem en t -w arehouse, Moro, n ota C an you afford to trifle with so bly carriage«, surrys, buggies, plow« serious a m atter aa to neglect a bad and seeders. And the best im p le cold or cough, when for a trifling m en t on any farm, that 3 section am ount you can secure a bottle of roller and pulveriser. G ive him a H ickory Bark Cough R em edy, that oall; look over hie stock and price is guaranteed to cure or m oney re the goods funded? Price 26c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. For sale at Moro P harm We bare need Chamberlains’ Cough acy, and dealers everyw here. assortment with envelope« to match, at The Observer Book Store. hart, of Zephyr, Ontario. My cough was very dry and harah The local dealer rec ommended Chamberlains Cough Rem e dy and guaranteed it, to I gave it a trial. One small bottle of it cured me. I believe Chamberlains' Cough Rem edy to be the best I ever used.” This remedy is »old bv Moro Pharmacy. W h o l e s a le C r a in \ " "Wfr" '■ • u d ? properties for sale or exchange. 4Mb W-Mr-S. X. -w. " READ THE OBSERVER 4 ALL the time. For County r{ j»**«*«* Z
