Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, April 24, 1908, Image 3

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    •Im o n Eloock.
K. Lew ellen.
N . P . H en sen
ANNOUNCEM ENT.
T he Moro Commercial Company have opened
their new stock of merchandise consisting of
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Groceries, Glassware, Crockery,
in the Brock brick next to the Peoples building.
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You are invited to become one \ of our patrons.
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Everything in the Store Absolutely New
Moro Commercial Co.
The
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M O W , BHK BM AN C O .,O R EG O N :
The president’s latest message to
The propoaitii :» lor n new ground
floor opera houae iu Moro is not congress is a calm document, tbo’
it opens with referenoe to a dam
dead.
. Mrs Clara Belcbee leaves today bill.
The price of The Observer is <1.60 for Portland, for an indefinite period
Laid I aw now has an up to date
per year. 75 eente for
nxmthk, 50 oenla of time.
newsy news paper. The Old Chron­
For four months—bol if paid In advance
except >2.60 In fu ll for » years. Bborler
During the absence of Mr Parry icle in the hands of a praotioal
»»«ns than one year 12J4 oenta per month.
William Henrichs has been acting printer..
A Blue Mark here will answer an
In quiry, when entered upon our calendar, post master. “
Unless we get some warm weath­
giving the dale o f the paper aa the date at
rhlch your current aubacrlptlon expires.
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The Ruse oity is righteously in­
A fool and his mouey navar •hip
dignant that the “ Metcalf system”
to shake hands whan they part.
has aeen fit to aeeign a trio of light
Lightning wraokad tha talapbo»«
draught war oraft to the June fiesta
io Gaorga Hennagin’s raaidaooa aast
thus saying to our sea-port begone;
of Moro, whila tha family wara sb-
you are too dry. Ouob. -
sant Sunday avaning. Fortnoately
Glacier: Judge G W Brook and
do other damage resulted.
fanily, who recently sold their farm
Tha boys on tha armada were
at White Salmon, went to visit
glad to sea Uncle Sam’e territory
once more, but all America lo< ks friends in Sherman oounty for a
couple of weeks, and will then re­
lovely to them just at present on the
soore of friendly greetings and hos­ turn and buy a piece of property in
this vicinity.
pitality.
A German experimenter claims to
“Tha peat weak,“ Bays a Naw Or­
he able to turn peat into ooal, and it
leans paper, “has been a favorable
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period
interest* «» stated that an American
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nf tical solar engine. I he citizen who
of this kind oomee from all parte ot
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anxiously watches the coal pile may
the oountry.
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Preaideut Roosevelt’s plan to in -;
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timidate Preaident
by - mobi- 1 1 D Pike traded one horse for tw<^
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with the Moro Hardware and lmple-
lisiog a military and naval force in
V .a eza .l.n w .U ,., i. too el.b or.t- |
A po.t.1 « , d « ill do th . btulo-H.;'« • «“»<«
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two is a gasoline engine which Win
jna as wa .
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pU( to wori| at irrigating
Rufus has a oraokerjack
a hlg Mjfialf«a field.
base ball team. Their last winning
An English ecientiet obnerves that
was at Centerville, 3 to 2; hotly
the American boy “bae the energy
contested. The same teams play at
and emartneee of a new race; the
Waeoo on the 26lh, and at Golden-
European boy is mentally two years
dale on May 3d.
behind him.” This philosopher will
And why not bar hall pilohing in he etill more complimentary when
tbs streets. The oity has provided be looks into the record of the Aaeri-
park and the school district a fine can girl.
oampua for such praotice games,
The simple lesson of all life is to
and those are the proper places for
he the best you CHn,and never mind
the ball toeaers.
what the world thinks about you.
Some minds are like 4th of July Command your own self les^ ct,
pin wheels.
They run rapidly even if all mankind disrespect you.
enough, but gw no where; their light Do whatever your genius or passing
is sufficiently bright, but it cannot circumstance oompels, unmindful
be utilized; their beat serves only to of what the verdict of posterity
consume themselves.
may he.
Mrs D J Goodrich, of Ray, Ind.’
J W Leonard, Joe Walton, Perry
daughter of the late Luther B HjH» Strong, Oranv lie Phillips, Louis
wishes to thank all those who Were 8chadewitz and Charles Boardman,
kind to her father during his illness the Kent election board, were called
and death; also the ladies who so to Moro Monday morning, to open
kindly sang at the funeral. t
the ballet boxes and produce some
A happy thought in San Francis- d«H-umente necessary to ail official
oo ie the planting of 16 trees during count. Bigelow and Waeco made
the naval reception, one to he named sim ilar mistakes and hud to come
Jor each battle ship. Memorials uf to the center.
thia tort ought to figure more fre­
F L Ilulory made us a brief visit
quently in monumental plana.
Tuesday en route to the farm of LL
Moro and Grass Valley base ball Peetz, where he was to insure Bome
teams played a splendid game on horses. Frank is coming over to
Friday last, 2 to 4 in favor of the our side of life rapidly ae the sil­
latter. They play again on Moro ver hairs ort his head begin tpjhow .
diamond tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 W hat a contrast to the little boy
and a good game may be expected. playing Hround the shop in Couch’s
addition to Portland, when his fa­
The indications and all forecasts
ther was the only man in Oregon to
of rain this week have failed to ma­
make barrels.
terialize so far about here; though
Little Chester Anderson met with
the Kent region had a fine shower
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accident while with boys of bis
8unday night accompanied by peals
a^e
prsotioing at base ball, striking
of thunder and flashes of lightning
the little fellow square in the right
Among the rations on the big
eye, bruising it in a horrid manner,
American fleet are powdered eggs
lie has suffered considerable pain
and dehydrated onions. As long ae
from the wound, but under the care­
the bill, of fare looludes salt pork
ful attention of Dr Goffin is getting
and plum duff the old sailors will
mg very nicely.
be willing to stand a few novelties
fhe state health board advises
as extras.
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“the dirty towns” in Oregon to clean
According to a well-known agri­
up before hot weather sets in. That
cultural publication the average
order hits MorO. Its up to our city
oondition of wiuter wheat April 1st
olli'dals to push those who refuse to
was 90.2, against 88.1 a year ago,
push themselves. Assess the ex­
and 85. for the last ten years. This
pense upon the property so long
the sort of encouragement that
neglected. The City Hotel build­
oounts.
ing, the Piekm an shacks, etc., need
A Webfooter suggests that as the a municipal shaking up.
St Lawrenoe river has been deepen­
A triple birth day celebration was
ed to 30 feet, sod otherwise improv­
givt o at DeMoss Springs on the 15th
ed for a^distanoe of 1,000 miles, why
at the residence of George DeMoss,
not provide a deep channel in our
the honored guests being Miss Edna
lordly Columbia, at a similar mod­
Evans 14. Mrs Talmage Davis 18,
erate cost?
Mrs Aurelia Davis DeMoss 29. Mu­
Returns from local option elec­ er and oopious showers pretty quick
tions make dry reading for the liquor porus plasters will not cure the gar­
dens of worms.
FRIDAY . . . ...........April 24. 1908 interests.
Mrs. America Moore is the gnest
’ Demon Rum is not carrying as
many elections as some of his old of her mother, Mrs Cashman, and
Subscribe for The Observer
sister, Mrs MoDanel, io this city
friends expected.
Tvpe-writer paper at The Observ­
Prineville requires the licenses of for a few days.
er office.
R T Morgan has determined to
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at six saloons annually to pay its in­
stand Grande Ronde Chief again
terest on the water hoods.
A B Wolfard’s, Biggs.
The Goulder Hotel, near Trout this season. See advertisement in
Pencils, 10 cents per dozen, rub­
Lake, Wash, would be the plaoe for another column.
ber insert, Observer Book Store.
a summer outing.
We are pleased to be able to an­
For eewing machine needles, oils
The E 0 L Co are letting contracts nounce that little Lorin Cochran ia
and supplies go to L. W. Ross,
for painting all bpil<Bngs on tbeir now considered . past the danger
Waeco.
point and will get well.
Fresh supply of genuine carbolen- lands in Sherman county.
ium just opened at theObserver Book
E C Davie, proprietor of the Grass
B F Fuller, father of Mrs George
Store.
Valley Barn, promptly attends all Hennagin returned to hie home
Pencil holders, that hold the pen­ calls, day or night. Animals given Tuesday, after having had a very
cil in any pocket, at The Observer the very est of care. Chargee are pleasant visit in Sherman county.
v£ook Store.
right.
Type writer oil, the best 3 in-l.
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
L. W. Roes has a nice lioe of Lubricates, cleans and polishes,
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the jewelry, including watches and prevents rust. Try it The Observer
Observer Book Store.
bracelets, which he guarantees to Book Stoye.
Sample copies of this paper may give satisfaction.
Miss Margaret Pinkerton, expeot*
be had at The Observer business
A new business, long needed in ed borne from Stockton this week,
office—6c. per copy.
Moro, has been established by Jas will be surprised to find numerous
Don’t use pins to pin your papers Kelly, who is experienced in the birthday" remembrances on her ar­
together. Try the beet clips, at The work of cleaning, repairing, and rival.
Observer Book Store.
pressing clothing. Read his ad in
Frank Payne, of Rutledge, was a
For good harness go to the Moro another column.
Moro visitor Saturday. Last winter
Hardware and Implement Co., the
T hb old remedies are best. Hick­ Mr Payne visited old Missouri, re­
8trong brick, Moro.
ory Bark Cough Remedy has been turning with Mrs Payne in Feb­
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very in use for over 100 years by tbs old ruary.
difficult for us to handle copy that Dutch Dunkards of Pennsylvania,
Horse thieves abound in Crook
oalls for changes in the form.
and it still in use by all old families orook county. Misplaoed kindness
Dr C Hartley, dentist, will be at of western Pennsylvania. Is abso­ and the tender heart of the roan
Grass Valley 1 week of each month, lutely pure, made from the bark of robbed, helped the leading thief to
viz week following the 1st Sunday. the whits or ebell-bark hickory tree. escape.
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A pine tree pest has appeared in
Send The Observer to your absent Shipped fro« the east and manufac­
Strabl and MoNiel have finished a California forest reservation whioh
tured in Salem, Oregon. For sale by
friends. It fo better than a letter,
the farm buildings built on E O L means another loud oall for a na­
Moro Pharmacy and all dealers.
and gives all the home news. Four
Co’s land near Ereklneville, and
General Passenger Agent Wm have moved to the neighborhood of tional appropriation. The gypsle
months for 60c.
moth beoame universal the moment
Superior round nickel tipped and McMurray, has instructed 0 R N Grass Valley.,
congress
voted a big sum for its ex­
rubber top pencils, two-for-6-cents local agents in this county to sell
It may interest the man who termination. *
and some for 10 cts per doz., at the tickets at reduced rates for the lda- reaches into an empty pocket now
ho-Waehiogton-Oregon interscbol-
Gao W Berrien, H A Stuart and
Observer Book Store.
and theo, to know that the present
astio track meet and declamatory
. C Coy made a raid upon Buck
Grants station, In thia county, in
per capita circulation ie <35 35 in
hollow trout Easter Sunday, captur­
contest to be held at Walla Walla the United States.
future will be a flag stop for train
April 30 and May 1. Round trip
ing 235 within three hours. Credits
No 3. The authority i« Rivpn in
James Thompson has sold his 80
tickets from Moro will be on sale
were ohalked up to eaoh as follow*:
Supt. Campbells bulletin No. 205, April 29, 30 and May 1, at 16 95. acre tract 2j milea north of Moro,
S tu a r t........................................... US*
Maroh 25th.
to Rev Tonkins, who haa moved In Coy ...................................... •......... 90
Return limit May 2d.
T ub old Pennsylvania DutchUjJfl.
Buy the genuine imported aven- end t^ken i osseesion. . I l Is a very Berrien......................................... 30
karris recommend Hickory Bark erious oarbolineuin; I lie imitation nice place for a fruit farm.
George’s string would perhaps have
Cough Remedy. Guaranteed to cure being offered is only a temporary
San Francisco is studying qodent been largest, but he and Johny put
your cough, and ginranteed to be
remedy if at all. It c*nu»ne one migration by means of rats dyed in out ahead and missed several on
pure. Made from «he bark of the application lasts for all time, Ask colors.
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The
release
of a a v rat
once
the wav down stream, which Ping,
, shell-bark or while hickory tree. For to see our sealed packages. The caught may he scientific, but-M not
loitering leisurely along, oams upon
eale by Moro Pharmiey.and all deal­ Observer Book Store.
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to be recommended as praotioal.
ard
charitably took in out of the
ers everywhere.
Avenarius Carbolineug is a germ
wet.
Dining with 8tuart end Coy
A coroner’s jury held an Inquest
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
at the Hotel Moro Monday evening,
over
the
‘remains’
in
front
of
Stair­
destroys tha.£aure of tf&ffcy in posts
way at the hank building 1 uesday, The O. Mandeolarsd that the ostoh
or timber. The US.Governmeiit,
was par exoellant.
end decided that the/tim e for
tbo ORNCo., Multnomah countv,
general clean up in Moro has oome.
Easter, the day of joy, and life,
and city of Portland, are making
n
and hope, was observed by Moro
Hon
Rufus
C
Wallis,
founder
of
general use of it on bridge timbers,
and eriedy
ohurohss In a most fitting manner.
It is the best chicken lice de­ the thriving village of Rufus, in the
nrohibitstM
The
Presbyterian oburoh was very
•ale of aium
stroyer on the market, and will North End, was helping to save the
baluaf powdm—
elaborately
decorated, and the ladite
sweeten and preserve s water trough, nation last Saturday. As custodian
who
did
the
work, Miss Reese and
So does Franco
he
delivered
the
Good
Friday
bal
pig p^n, stable, etc , *»d keep away
So does G e rm a n y
flies. It is a guaranteed article. lots to County Clerk H 8 MoDanel. Mrs C L Ireland, deserve much
abati
credit, along with their helper, Cler-
The Obeorver Book Store is distrih-
food* hat ( m m math ilbaal " W adtaw toa and
The offioial oount Tuesday ohang enoe Rutledge. The Sunda^eohool
utor of the pure article in 8berinan
(A m Dtanrt <4 C a b m b a . aad a b a baka«powdar»
am amrwbaa meawuial •• aiama.
ed the tie from Collier and Parker exeroieee were perfect, showing that
» o o ty .
To protect yourself against alum,
to Henriohs and Cattroo, oandidates Miss Reese end Miss Julia Woods
C an Y ou afford to trifle with so
when ordering baking powder.
for nomination for judge of the
are competent teachers. Tbs regu­
serious a matter aa to neglect a bad
Sherman oounty oourt, whioh they
lar eervioee, mueio and eerihon,
oold or cough, when for a trifling
deoided by lot and Mr Henriohs be were of deep internet, end highly
amount you oan secure a bottle of
osme the candidate. The recount appreciated by a orowded eudienoe.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, that
and be » m you gel RoyaL
uneapectedly added one more to the Suoh awakenings must her«*good
Is guaranteed to oure or money re­
Royal a dm only Baking Powder
funded? Price 26c, 60o and <1.00 majority of Mr Collier, winning oan ..^affeot on the oommunity, some time
Tartar. Il
from Royal Grape Croom af I Tarti
adda 1» dm dmaibUoy oad whole
per bottle. For tale at Moto Pharm­ didate for attorney of the 11th ju
L>aelAalMX
dioial dietriol.
acy» end dealere everywhere.
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lEM unSws,
NO ALUM
I TOOP
SappfaMy-
'wmLitsss,
sic, such as the Lyric Bards know
how to prodnee, a feast of the good
things of a well stocked larder, and
u toyal social time, were the leading
features of the Occasion.
D r . a
J. GOFFIN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
D r . MARIE
I wish to announce to the
M. GOFFIN.
Diseases of turn & CMlirei a Specialty
Dr. W. N. Morse
Dr. H. E. Been.
Drs. Beers and M orse
Physicians
and Surgeons
WASCO
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Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night.
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a n d ,o n r b o w .l . regular by takin g I***“ ”
S M M ot A y r ’» Fill»-
uers s . « ««.
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chandise formerly owned by T. I.
Messinger & Co.
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I wish to solicit the trade of
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W. H. Ragsdale
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all old customers as well as all
Attorney at Law.
Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
others who see fit to give me a
share of their patronage» ** *£ <£
OREGON
MORO
F. J. Melndl
W. C. Bryant
I. P. H A R D IN
Melndl & Bryant
’ Lawyers
Rooms 1 and 2 The Ginn Brick
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
L* R. F rench
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G.
T hompson
OREGON
MORO
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M. E. Miller
Attorney - at - Law
M oro, O regon
Office upstairs Rooms 5 and 6
A re now in their new quarters in the Strong B uilding
Opera-House Building
and will carry a full line of Stoves, R anges, H a rd ­
OREGON
MORO
Fred Wilson
Frank Menefec.
ware» H arness, Illum inating and
Paints, Buggies,
H acks,
Surries,
Lubricating Oils,
Superior Drills, ,
John Deere and Canton Plow s and I. I. Case T h re sh
Menefee & Wilson
ing M achines, E xtras for all kinds of F arm M achinery
Attorneys - at - Law
Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs
PLO W S , D R ILLLS A N D
H A R R O W S ourSpecialty
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OREGON
THE DALLES
E. B. Dufur
Attorney - at - Law
Office 737 Chamber of Commerce
Corner Third and Stark
OREGON
PORTLAND
SEW M il ESTATE FIHM
T he u n d ersig n ed has opened an office
in th e M cCoy B u ild in g , W asco, O regon,
op p osite th e dep o t
Dr. J. F. Jam es
Dentist
Crown, P la te,B rid ie Work a Specialty
Permanently located at
MORO,
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OREGON
All work guaranteed, prices reasonable
Dr. C. Hartley
Sherman, Gilliam and Morrow county lands for
sale or trade, some on the half crop payment
plan; other lands at terms to suit purchaser
Guarantee Right Treatment.
Dentist
Charges reason­
able, all work
guaranteed.
WASCO
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Valley and Portland property for sale or trade
Call on me whether you buy or sell.
Opposite the 0 . T. Co. store.
Wm. Frocbe,
Ja m e s S te w a rt
Address: MORO, OREOON.
D. Lindquist
Then your blood must be in
a very bad condition. You
certainly know what to take,
then take It — Ayer’s Sarsa-
If you doubt, then
consult your doctor. We know
what he will aay about this
grand old family medicine.
I have bought the stock of mer­
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Atu DeMoss Springs school m St­
Stock Inspector
ing, held no the 20th, by a vote of
Sherman County,
11 to 15, a special tax of 18 milla
was levied, to provide a fund for
Oregon.
paym ent of construction of a new
and up to date school house to be Deputy Stock Inspector
bui t in accordance with plane and
Louis Schsdewltx, Kent, Oregon
erihciflcatioDSf soon to be submitted
to builders for bids. The board con-
lists of P 0 D c M ofs president; H 8
DeMoss, Alex H unter and James
J e w e le r
Wood secretary. Tlie building is to W a tc h m a k e r
Boat about 91,250.
Special attention given work sent
in by mail or express,
work warranteed first class
Pale, Thin,
Nervous ?
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people of Sherman county that
Office In Th e Goffin Building, lat S t
Moro, Oregon.
SiZ Esst Secssd Strsst
P*«s« Ns.
Ml
The Dalles, Or.,
A New Business
Lons nssdrd In Moro. Establlsbsd
Si Isst by JAM ES K E L L Y , sipsrt-
enoed In tbs work ot ................ - •
mg, rasin g
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Repairing Clothing
Wasco, Oregon
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
• Jewelry of all kinds.
Latest Bracelet Designs
GOODS SOLD REASONABLE
L. W, ROSS, Waso
Watch Inspector O. R. & N.