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ANNOUNCEM ENT.
T he Moro Commercial Company have opened
their new stock of merchandise consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Groceries, Glassware, Crockery,
in the Brock brick next to the Peoples building.
You are invited to become one of our patrons.
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Everything in the Store Absolutely New
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Moro Commercial Co.
Type writer «il, t.«o be.«t Sin-1.
Grandpa Mowry is here on a visit
Lubricate«, clean« and** polishes, from California..
prevents rust. T r y it The Observer
Rainmakers’ Delight will be open
MOHO, SHERMAN CO.,OREGON:
Book Store.
for business Monday.
L. W. Ross has a nice line of
The price of The Observer is 11.50
Tommy Douma has bis left band
including watches and
M r y ear. 7ft oents for six m o n ib e , AO cents jewelry,
in a sling. Too much meat saw.
fo r fnnr m onths— b a t i f p aid in edvanoe w„
braoelets, which he guarantees to
• jo e p i $2-60 Io f a ll fo r 2 years. Hborter
’ •«n. th a n owe year I2 H o w iU per m onth. give satisfaction.
Mrs M Evans has registered as
an Optometrist, and will be In thia
A Blue Mark here wilt answer an
E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass
In q u iry , w h e n entered upon o u r calendar,
county n^xt fall.
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g iv in g th e date o f th e paper *a th e date at Valley Barn, promptly attends all
w h ic h y o u r c u rre n t subscription exp ires.
Sam Briabin was called to Yam-
calls, day or night. Animals given
the very est of care. Charges are bill county last week, on aocount of
sicknesa of bis mother.
FR ID A Y ....................... M ay 1, 1908 right.
T lie
O b aerver
Grants station, in tbia county, in
Mra Orville Smith wae tbe guest
future will be a flag stop for train of Mrs Ramsey during celebration
Type-writer paper at The Observ No 3. The authority is given in days in Moro last week.
Supt. Campbells bulletin No. 205,
er office.
Miss Lillian Stanley is tbe guest
March 25tb.
of Mrs Edna-8trahl-Coolidge, at
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at
A new business, long needed in Athena, this week and next. -
A li Wolfard’s. Biggs.
Moro, has been established by Jaa
For sewing machine needles, oils
Miss Huck, of Portland, is visit
Kelly, who ia experienced in the
and supplies go to L. W. Ross,
ing at the home of her brother
work of cleaning, repairing, and
Wasco.
Charles, and family, in Moro.
pressing clothing. Read bis ad in
Freeh supply of genuineoarhoten-
L L Peetz and A H Barnum took
lum just opened at tbeObeerver Book another oolurnn.
85 head of fat bogs to tbe Portland
Store.
T b E old reaedies are best. Hick
market Tuesday that averaged 300
Pencil holders, that hold the pen ory Bark Cough Remedy baa been
lbs each.
cil in any pocket, at The Observer in uee for over 100 years by the old
Sandhill cranes have been nume
Book Store
Dutch Dunkards of Pennsylvania,
Stationery, paper, pens, ink, and ir still in use by all old families rous this week, flying high, in a nw
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the of western Pennsylvania. Is abso direction, which indicate warmer
lutely pure, made from the bark of weather, and rain.
Observer Book Store.
the white orabell-bark hickory tree.
This weather brings the camae to
Sample copies of this paper may
Shipped froa the east and manufac bloom, and the Indian potato hae a
be bad at The Observer business
tured in Salem, Oregon. For sale by bulb like a spud,which shows mois
office— 5o. pes-oopj^
Moro Pharmacy and all dealers.
ture laid away under the surface.
Don’t use pins to pin your papers
General
Passenger
Agent
Wm
The Dorcas Society met at the
together. Try the beat clips, at The
McMurray, baa instructed O R N Presbyterian church Wednesday,
Observer Book Store.
local agents in this county to sell and removed tbe Easter decorations
For good harness go to the Moro
tickets at reduced rates for tbe Ida which also did service during the
Hardware and Implement Co., the
ho-Washington-Oregon interscbol- Presbytery services.
8trong brick, Moro.
astic track meet nnd declamatory
Contractor Raymond began the
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very contest to be held at Walla Walla
difficult for us to handle oopy that April 30 and May 1. Round trip work thie week of rebuilding the
oalls for changes in the form.
tickets from Moro will be on sale brick opera house corner, in this
Dr C Hartley, dentist, will be at April 29, 30 and May 1, at 16 95. city, recently destroyed by fire. Tbe
property is now owned by Judge
Grass Valley 1 week off each1 month, Return limit May 2d.
Littlefield
and L Barnum.
viz week following the 1st Sunday.
C an you afford to trifle with so
Subscribe for The Observer
serious a matter as to neglect a bad
cold or cough, when for a trifling
amount you can secure a bottle ol
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, that
is
guaranteed to cure or money re
Superior round nickel tipped and
funded?
Prioe 25c, 50c and 11.00
T J Miller has bad his gasolene
rubber top pencils, two-for-5 cents
per
bottle.
For sale at Moro Pharm launch put in order by Charles
and some for 10 cts per doz., at the
acy, and dealers everywhere.
Observer Book 8tore.
Huok, and tbe craft will be used as
a ferry between DeeChutea city and
Miller’s island, in the Columhii.
Hot Stove—Cool Kitchen
How do you expect to en
dure the broiling days of
summer if you prepare all
the food over a glowing coal
fire?
You need a “ New Perfec
tion”' Oil Stove that will
do the cooking without cook
ing the cook. It concen
trates plenty of heat under
the pot and diffuse« little
or none through the room.
Therefore, when working
with the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
the kitchen actually seems as comfortable as you coaid wish
it to be.
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This, in itself, is wonderful, but, more than that, the New
Perfection” Oil Stove does perfectly every
thing that any stove can dp. It is an ideal
all-round cook-stove. Made in three sizes,
and fully warranted. If not with your
dea^r, write our nearest agency.
J
The
L am p
a substantial, strong
ly made and hand
some lam p.
B um » fo r hours w ith a strong,
m ellow lig h t. Just * h a t you need fo r even
in g reading o r to lig h t the dining-room . I f
gQ» w ith y o u r dealer, w ri te ou r nearest agency.
standard o il co m pan y
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Tbe Presbytery of Pendleton, Train Will Reach Muro Munday May
Uth at 11.30 a in, for one Hour.
which covert the territory extending
from Dalles oity to Kamels end to
Two special farming demonstra
the southern border of tbe flUts
tion
trains will be operated over
from the line of the Columbia, wet
the Oregon and Washington lines
in Moro, April 28-26.
It wee a delightful session of tbo of the O R A N during the month
Presbytery, with 10 of them inieh rs of May. The Oregon train will be
in tbe district, and (our lay ■ ’irttfr4, Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow, and
present.
Umatilla counties, May 11, 12, 13
This being the third year since and 14. Among the subjects to be
the creation of thie new Presbytery, diaeuxsed by the O A C profeasor*
the officers end committeemen were who accompany the train, are live
changed. Rev B F Harper of Milton stock, fruit growing, chemistry of
was elected moderator for the com the soil, rotation of crops, conserve'
ing year; Rev Harper waa also elec tion of moisture, general culture
ted stated clerk of the Presbytery methods, etc. Stops will he made
for the term of three years. An Im at Sherman county stations May 11
portant change in the committer t- for one hour lectures, as follows, at
wae that'of the chairmanship of the Kent.............. ar 8 30 a m—lv 9 30
home mission committee, whioh fell Gr V a lle y .. ,ar!0 00 a ni—lv ll 00
to Rev J M Cornelieon, the mieaion- Moro, lunch, a r il 30 a m — lv 1 30
ary to the Indians on the Umatilla Wasco.......... a r 2 80 p m lv 3 30
Professors Withycomhe, C I Lewis,
reservation,formerly stated clerk.
This committee is considered ‘the C E Bradky and 11 D Scudder, of
most importaift in the PreehyUry the Oregon Agricultural College
will be on tho train, as will also
since thie is strictly a home mission
R B Miller and Byron Hunter.
Presbytery, and thia committee h***
Secretary Wi’son of the depart
the disbursing of the home jnifeion
ment of agriculture has taken
funds.
Rev A J Adams of Moro waa special interest in the work started
elected permanent clerk of the by Mr Miller and will send a repre
Presbytery for the next three years. sentative of the department to ac
company the trains.
The brethren pronounce the Moro
Mr Miller shows that the purpose
meeting as very successful, and of
of
thoO R & N Co, in sending out
fine spirit. The fall meeting will
these
trains is to grow profitable
be held in Portland, just preceding
crops
on about 1,000,000 acres of
the meeting of Synod, October 16.
land
tributary
to the railway lines
Three men were dismissed to oth
of tbe Inland Empire which, under
er Presbyteries.
the present method of summer fal
The reports from each church
low, lie idle each year. The con
and field were encouraging and
servation of moisture and the re
growth noted in all. In the two
plenishing of the soil will) organic
Pendleton churches, and in the In
matter,
which wITTassist in matur
dian church (Tutuilla), remarkable
ing larger wheat crops than are now
revivals were reported.
grown, is another object in view, as
There will be a field or two va
well ns the establishment of such
cant for a while till suitable men
physical conditions ns wi 1 prevent
can he secured for them. The whole
the exhaustion of the land in future
outlook is one of hope and progress
years. The plan contemplates tho
all over the Pieabyteiy. Two peti
increase of population and the ad
tions were presented to Presbytery
dition to the wealth of the cuiutry
for the organization of new church
by- cutting up, largo individual
es, in the southern part of Umatilla
holdings of land into smaller tracts.
county, at Pilot Rock and Ukiah.
These thing# will provides means
The committee on resolutions
towards lessening tho disastrous ef
presented the following, which wae
fects which a failure of the wheat
unanimously adopted—
crop will bring qbout. The wheat
In that we haye had auch a suc
fa rms of the Inland Empire are al
cessful and delightful meeting of
ready Hrge, and the tendency is to
)«bytery at Moro, and in that
further-cnlarge them. The result is
our stay with the Moro people has
that the population in the country
been made so pleasant by all, we
district-* is not increasing ns it
hereby express our heartfelt thanks
■hould, particular y in Sherman
to the pastor, session and people of
county, where we are handicapped
Moro church.
by such holdings as those of the
We thank the ladies who have so
Eastern Oregon Land - Company.
delightfully and hospitably enter
These conditions can be overcome
tained us in their homes. We also
through continuous occupation of
thank the IOOF, No. 113, for their
the soil by a rotating system of
invitation to be with them at their cropping and abandonment of the
hall dedication and basket dinner; alternating summer fallow in dis
and we'desire that these resolutions tricts where the precipitation is suf
ficiently great to make the latter
be printed in The Obeerver.
unnecessary. The lectures to be
given will vary according to the
ValuaS Sam e as Gold.
B. G. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar needs of the different Bcctionp.
View, Mtea, says ‘‘I tell m y customers
when they buy a box of Dr.Kings New
Life Pills they get tbe worth of that
much gold iu weight, if afflicted w ith
constipation, malaria, or biliousness.”
Bold under guarantee at tbe Moro
Pharmacy. 25c
The Goolder Hotel, near Trout
Lake, Wash, would be the place fur
a summer outing.
It
R eached
th e
The local oratorical try out con*'
test in this city Friday night, was
well attended. Honors were won
by N?rn Elcock in the upper divis
ion,
(i »<y J ihnny Mowry in the
ItiWer ilt' islon, Oudra Watkins al-
tern .tu Lr the grammar grades.
application lasts for all time.
to see our sealed packages.
Obeerver Book 8tore.
Drs.xBeers* and M orse
Physicians
and Surgeons
WASCO
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Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night.
W . H. Ragsdale
A ttorney at Law .
Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
. Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
share of their patronage, & d t *£
MORO
OREGON
F. J. M elodi
L aw y ers
I. P. H A R D IN
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Rooms 1 and 2 The Ginn Brick
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
MORO
OREGON
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A jrA,
L. R. F rench
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(}. E. T hompson
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A ttorney - at - L aw
M oro, O regon
Office upstairs Rooms
Arc now in their new quarters in the Strong Building
Opera House Building
and will carry a full line of Stoves, Ranges, Hard
MORO
OREGON
Frank Menefee.
ware, Harness, Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Paints, Buggies, Hacks,
Fred Wilson
ing Machines, Extras for all kinds of Farm Machinery
. A ttorneys - at - L aw
P L O W S , D R IL L L S A N D
Office in the Vogt^ Block, upstairs
THE DALLES
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E. B. D u fu r
A ttorney - at - L aw
Office 737 Chamber of Commerce
Corner Third and Stark
H A R R O W S o u rS p e c ia lty
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Dr. J. F. Jam es
D entist
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Crown, Plate, z Bridie V ert a Spccialtj
Permanently located at
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NEW EE4L ESTATE PIEU
Tho, undersigned has opened an office
in the McCoy Building, Wasco, Oregon,
opposite tho depot
OREGON
PO R TLAN D
Surries, Superior Drills,
John Deere and Canton Plows and I. I. Case Thresh
M enefee & W ilso n
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Sherman, Gilliam and Morrow county lands f o r '
sale or traie, some on the half crop payment
plan; other lands at terms to suit purchaser
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Guarantee Right Treatment.
Valley and Portland property for sale or trade
Call on me whether
or sell.
Opposite the O. T. Co. store.
Jam es S te w a rt
Wm. Froobe,
Wasco, Oregon
Address: MORO, OREGON.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Stock Inspector
fective 5 ,ay 3d:
S herm an County,
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2 3 4 5 a b o d e
O ld . 60 54 46 39 30 35 29 22 19 15
New 54 46 38 32 27 27 22 16 14 11
Jewelry of all kinds.
Latest Bracelet Designs
Oregon.
Deputy Stock Inspector
Louis Schodewltx. Kent, Oregon
REASONABLE
D. Lindquist
I t 2 Cast Secoad Street
L. W. ROSS, Waso
Watch Inspector O. R. & N.
Rbesc Ne. J4I
The Dalles, Or.,
A New Business
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Long needed in M uro. Retabliehed
a t last by J A M B S K E L L Y , experi
eroed in tbe work o f ............ ...............
mg, rasing,
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only baking powder
Oronm o f Tartar
lsAkss,ReUaMPkesfhsle
Shop In M a xw e ll H alid in a , next to
H otel M oro, where I am prepared to
fill A Lon« F e lt W a n t in tbe aeoat
eatisfaotory m an ner. C a ll and aee
JAMES KELLEY,
•H O K
F arm im p le m e n ts , Land
R ollers, H a rro w s, D rills ,
B u g g i e s and H a c k s
A N D .,..
llepairingTIothing
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
t n a d o w i th R o ya l O rapo
fy
aim nil|)l
Cough R em edy. G u »rat teed to cure
your rou gh , and guaranteed to he
pure. Made from the b :irk of the
shell-bark o r w h ite h ic k o ry tree. For W a tc h m a k e r a n d J e w e le r
Tbe sundry civil bill reported to sale by M oro P h o itn icy,a n d a ll deal-
Special attention given work sent
the house Saturday, carried $1,460,- are every a here.
in by mail or express,
000 for continuing improvements at
All work warrantced first class
the ^nonth of tbe Columbia, and
Hon J N Williamson in Prineville,
Avenarius Carbo,ineua ia a germ
while he and his family were asleep destroyer. Deoay being a germ, it
a short time ago. Hanging is too destroys the cause of deoay in posts
easy death for criminal« like that.' or timber. The US.Government,
tbe ORNCo., Multnomah county,
Low rates East are now on by the and city of Portland, are making
OR a NCofor thia season as follows general uae of it on bridge timbers,
round trip direct to Chicago $72 50 eto. It is the beet ohinken lice de
St Louis $67.50; 8t Paul $68.15; stroyer on the market, end will
Omaha $60.00; Kansas City $60.00. sweeten and preserve a water trough,
Tiokete on sale May 4, 18, June 5, pig pen, stable, eto , and keep away
6, 19, 20, July 6, 7, 22, 23, August flies. It is a guaranteed artidle.
6, 7, 21, 22. Good for return in 90 The Obeorver Book Store is distrib-
days, with atop over privileges
of the pare artlole ia Sherman
pleasure within limits.
-lAiwZj«An ,,A.
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M. E. M ille r
C otntnisyinn, w h ich w ill become ef
J L K tly has been elected presi
dent; A E Crotby vice president;
J C Hostetler treasurer; nnd J M
Patterson secretary of the 2d Oregon
Agricultural society. The officers
have decided that the next distriot $336,000 for continuing work on tbe
fair shall he held in The Dalles Oc Celilo canal. Vancouver is provided
tober 6lh to 10th, inclusive.
$185,000 for army buildings, and
It appeare from reports growing Fort Stevena will have $91,970 to
nut of the arrest and confession of expend on improvements; Crater
Larkin Elliott, that an attempt was Lake park $3,000; and the Alaska
made to blow up the residence of hospital for insgns $28,000.
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M eindl & Bryant
Dr. C. Hartley
T h k o I.I) Pennsylvania DullshDun
U r J f je co in tn e n d H i' kore Bark
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W . C. Bryant
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Mr. E. H u m ph re y, who owns a large MORO,
general store at Omega,O.,and ia presi
dent of the Adams County Telephone A ll w ork guaranteed, prices reasonable
Co., as well
of tbt*H om e Telephone
Cc., of Pike (bounty, O , says of Dr.
King's New D is c o f^ ty f “ I t sftved m y
life once. A t least I th in k it did. I t
D entist
seemed to reach the spot, the very seat
of m y cough, when every th in g else
Charges reason
failed.” Dr. K in g ’s New Discovery not
only reaches the cough spot, it heals
able, all work
guaranteed.
the sore spots and the weak spots in
throat, lungs and «beat. Sold under
guarantee at the Moro Pharmacy. 50c
WASCO
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and $1; tria l hottie free.
Ask tween P o rtla n d arid Moro, and the
The rule.-’ ordered established by tbe Ry
Bonds have been fixed for C Sam
Smith, an ex-sheriff and criminal
in Crook county, at $5,000; and at
$500 for hia eon Stanley, arrested
at the same time; and at $3,000 for
Larkin Elliott, all ebarged with
orimes of putting out poison, cutting
fence-*, burning buildings, plant, eto
recently, • belonging to Hon J N<
Williamson.
Dr. H. E. Been».
S p o t.
W L Dellinger passed through on
bi« way to Toe Dalles Wednesday,
to he with hie father who ia sick
Tbe Republican Central Commit with typhoid.
tee of 8berman county, met in
Buy the genuine imported aven
Wasco lest Friday, and named del enóos earbohneuno; the imitatiee
We append a co m p a rative state
egates to the state convention to be being offered is only a temporary m ent, for the benefit of shippers
held in Portland on the 14th.
remedy if at all. If genuine one showing the present class rA tr* lie-
Send The Obeerver to your absent
friends. It is better than a letter,
and gives all the home news. Four
months for 50c. ■
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FAttM IKO DEMONS TKATIONS
S H IN IN «
PA R LO A .
go to
Wasco Jmolement
House
CHAB. G A L L IH E R , Prop.
WA8CO, O REG O N