—
W— — —
S—
g g f
Fourth of July Celebration.
J 11 Elliott and wife, and Mre Ma
For sewing machine supplies Call
loy are Rotfe city visitore, taking in
on L W Roes, Waeoo jewelsf.
C K Cochran and fam ily arc tak ' the carnival.
•Im o n Kloook.
N . F . H ansen
Tuesday.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Lawns, and Embroidered Swiss«
In white goods we have for your efrosing Mercerized Lawn,
India Linon, Persian Lawn, Indian Head, Butchers
Linen, etc«, as well as Ginghams, Prints, Percales« •
Ladies Shirt W aists and Neat Muslin Underwear«
W e have an elegant line of Mens Furnishings, Shirts,
Underwear, S ocks, etc«, at very reasonable prices«
You are invited to become one of our patrons«
Everything in the Store Absolutely New
—N»r
L W Ross has moved into bis new
Mr aud Mrs JB Mowry, and Mas home, recently bought, remodeled
ter Johnnie, are with the thousands and enlarged.
M O W , SHBRMAN CO., OB KOON:
There should be a lot of money
in Portland this week.
in
it for the man who first opens an
The price of The Observer is $ 1.60
Dr C Hartley, dentist, will be at
r r i i r . 76 eentafor t i l month«, M oenta
air
ship repair shop.
Grass Valley 1 week of each month,
Subscribe for The Observer.
vis. week following the 1st Sunday.
We understand that the directoi
re
gowo.like nearly all other gowns,
After 1 pm. Wednesday, it is very
A Blue Mark here will answer an
was
not built for fat women.
In quiry, when entered upon onr calendar, difficult for us to handle copy that
f ir in g the date o f the paper aa the date at calls for changes in the form.
The perfidy of woman has had
which your current aubacrlptlon expire«.
Mrs G E James and children will another illustration in the case of
Mrs Guinness, who was false even
FR ID A Y .....................J une 5, 1908 visit in Linn oounty a while after
to
her teeth.
the close of the Rose festival.
Washing the face may cure head«
This years peach crop is likely to
aohe;-»av8
one doctor. But in the
be so large that a lot of money will
case
of
the
average small boy he
Meeta the first and third have to be expended for extra cans.
Thuntday evening« of each
would rather have the head aohe.
m onth Visiting member»
Gasolene stoves, the beet made,
. cordially Invited to meet
People who have the money to
at
the Moro Hardware and lmple-
B
y
order
of
the
W
.
M
.
with
spare no doubt would rather contri
J. M. Parry, Hecretary.
t Co.’s store. They are money
bute 160,000 toward finding the
B e th le h e m C h a p te r
vers in their operation.
north pole, than go themselves in
No 7» O.B.H.
Superior round nickel tipped and
of jt
Regular communication
.each 2d and 41b Thur»- rubber top pencils, two-fbr-5-cents
,day evening» m o n th ly.
When congressmen are aocueed of
and some for 10 cts per doz., at the
By order W . M .
doing nothing last winter and spring
Mr» Helen Parry, Hecy Observer Book Store.
they can point with pride to the fact
M e re Lodge, N o . 113,
The beaten British court-tennis
they restored In God we Trust to
I. O. O. F Moro. Oreiroo.
cbumpion attributes bis defeat in
r Meeta every Haturday
the coins.
E v e n in g at 7:80 o'clock. part In a cup of coffee taken by his
«Vtailing membera are
A spider eats 27 times its weight
»cordially luvlted. M em rival as a stimulant before the last
in
one day. Among the things for
ber» are expected to he set. It is to be hapgd that no dope
which
a m in can be thankful, at
preeem.
(H to Peeta, N . O.
scandal will arise as a result to cast
M . E. M iller. Hecretarv.____________
the
present
prices of marketing, is
a shadow ns international athletics.
that be is built on a plan entirely
Type-writer paper at The Observ
Mosquitoes have been subjugated
different.
er office.
n the Panama zone, and war will
Now is the time of yssr when
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at now be made by the health authori
town
people want to get out in the
A B Wellard's, Biggs.
ties there on rats and mice. Our
country, and country people want to
sanitary
represibtaltves
in
outside
For sewing machine needles, oils
come to town. And It is all right so
and supplies go to L. W . Ross, territory have a very hoppy knack
of accomplishing whatever they un long as they don’t try to pass on the
Wasco.
same track.
Fresh supply of genuine carbolen- dertake,
From the Long Tom and its trib
lum just opened at tbeObserver Book
Seattle promises that the turn-
Store.
gtilee of its Alaska-Pacific-Yukon utaries, trout this year have a red
Pekin Duck Eggs, and young exposition will begin to click in ex hair like worm in their flesh just
ducks of all ages, for sale by P 0 actly 12 months from last Monday. under the skin, which is about an
It has been decided to call its side inch to an inch and a half long.
DeMoss, DeMovs Springs, Or.
show
department The Pay Streak, The worm seems to be coiled up in
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
and
is
well advanced in all the pre a kind of festering sore, aod is easily
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the
pulled out.
parations.
Observer Book Store.
Thoburn Ross,one oi the Portland
Panama and. mens straw hate at
For good harness go to the Moro
Hardware aod Implement Co., the the Moro Commercial Co.’s store bankers tried in Marion county on
Strong brick, Moro.
arrived just in the niche of time. change of venue, and found guilty,
has been sentenced to five years in
Call
and sample the lot.
Latest and up to date bracelets,
the pen, and also a fine of $676,863
L W Roes, Wasco jeweler.
E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass
to serve at $2 a day. This is un
‘ Grants station, in this county, in Valley Barn, promptly attends all
questionably the heaviest fine eves
future will be a flag stop for train calls, day or night. Animals given
No 3- The authority is given in the very best of care. Charges are imposed by any court. It would
require Ross to serve 790 years to
Supt. Campbells bulletin No. 206, right.
dig out at the per diem ratio.
March 25th.
The inventor of the telephone
A new business, long needed in
A visitor to the Panama canal
says the problem of air navigation
Moro, has been established by Jas
zone
oan have the privilege of an in
has been solved. Now if he will
Kelly, who is experienced in the bring out the promised cheep runa troduction to not less than 83 species
work of oleaning, repairing, and bout storage lorfchin , the summer of m 'sq'tiio»«. 30 of them found no
pressing clothing. Read his ad in
wh"te » hr. Fortunately, they do
will pass trippingly^—
another ooluron.
not »11 bile, and the contagion of
An English leoturer ««serfs that yellow ft ver is carried by only one
T he old Pannsi’vsf'i» DutohDun
trees grow in the coldest, parts of of them. Certain genera, technic
lards recomiijen'l Hl-kory Bark
Siberia, and will be found at the ally csll. il megiirhlnus, psitrophora
Cough Remedy. Guar.u teed to cure
north pole. Now it is claar why mid »u'zia, nre found which, instead
your cough, and gu.ininleed to be
the movement to reach the pole vrCspreading any disease hostile to
pure. Made from the bark of the
continues. Men like I’ewter and bis men, wage war cn their weaker rel
ehell-bark or white hickory tree. For timber grabbing gang of tbievee are
atives.
sale by Moro PharBaoy.snd »11 deal in it.
'
ers everywhere.
Grandma Robertson, mother of
Low rates E«st are now on by the
Seventy-five desen of the very OR a NCofor this season as follows Mrs Emerson Bars-*, died in Wasco
latest shades of mens ties, at the round trip direct to Chicago $72.50 last week, after a lingering illness.
Moro Commercial Co. Make your St Louis $67.60; St Paul $63.15;, The remali.s w» re Ir.ken to Linn
oounty fur Interment. Deceased was
gelections.
<
Omaha $60 00; Kansas City $60 00.
oiroie of
or
Our '‘ads” attract attention and Tickets on sale May 4, 18, June 5, highly ester med by a large b oirole
her
advertise. When you get our ad 6, 19, 20, July 6, 7, 2?, 23, August acquaintances who mourn
s of
vertising, vnu get business bringers. 6, 7, 21, 22. Good for return in 90 bereaved ones. Upon the
one like Grandma Robertson, how
day’
s
,
with
stop
over
privileges
at
T he old remedies are best. Hick
pleasure within limits.
precious is the thought that
ory Bark Cough Remedy has been
There
is no death; the stars go down
C an you afford to trifle with so
In use for over 100 years by the old
To
rise
upon some fairer shore;
eeriots
a
matter
as
to
neglect
a
bad
Dutch Dunksrds of Pennsylvania,
And
bright
in heaven’s jewelled
cold
or
cough,
when
for
a
trifling
and it still in use by all old families
- crown
„
amount
you
can’secure
a
bottle
of
of western Pennsylvsois. Is ahso-
They
shine
forever
more.
lotely pure, m»de from the bark of Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, that
There
is
no
death;
but
angle forms
the white nesb-U-bark hickory tree. is guaranteed to cure or money re
W alk o’er the earth with silent tread
funded?
Price
26c,
60c
and
$1.00
Shipped from »be cast and rosrufao-
And hear our best loved things away
to red in 8 Hem, Oregon. For sale by per bottle. For sale at Jloro Pharm-
And then we call them dear.
| acy. and dealers everywhere.
lloro P b triM tf and all dealers.
E ureka
Lodge N s . 121.
A. r < A. M., Moro, Or.
t
the Editors:
The Pioneers Picnic, Celebration
and Barbecue, at DeMoss Springe,
will be one of the finest ever given
on 4th of July in Sherman county,
Oregon. That indefatigable worker,
George G DeMoaa, and the various
committees, are working with that
purpose in view, seconded by the
press of the county.
There will be one of the grandest
programs ever presented.
The Sherman county Cornet Band
will furnish music. Also, the fam
ous DeMoss Lyric Bards Orchestra
who played the entire season thro’
at the Lewis and Clark exposition,
in Portland.
About 20 of the Best musicians of
Sherman county, have been secured
to play in the Cornet Band.
Hon R R Butler, of Condon, one
of the nominees for Presidential
electors, has been invited to deliver
the oration.
Five Pioneers of the county will
be invited to make 10 minute ad
dresses on early day incidents.
There will be a match base ball
game.
Rates for valuable prizes.
A tug of war between contestants
from the North End and the South
Ends of the county (from DeMoss
Springs).
For particulars of sports confer
with Prof. St. Johns, DeMoss, Or.
Our motto: “Hurrah for the 4th
of July.”
Everyone come. Bring your lunch
baskets, and help us to eat the bar
becue, and have an enjoyable time,
all day.
Baldwin balloon Portland, which
event appears to have been forgotten
by the press, the growth of balloon
ing has led to many curious inves
tigations touching the atmosphere
and its inhabitants. By the use of
self-registering instrum-nls attached
to scehored balloons, some of the
experiments of deep sea sounding
have been repeated aloft. At Stras
burg sounding balloons have been
sent to a bight of nearly 26,000 yds,
and 19,000 to 20,000 yds is not an
unoommon higbt. One of the im
portant things said to have resulted
is the disoovery, at the higbt of 14»-
000 yds, of an isothermal sons In
whiob, contrary to experience up to
that hight, temperature does not
diminish with recession from the
earth.
The bouquets of Gloria d’Lionaise
He rtnosa pink, and M"SS pink and
white, brought to us this week from
Rohr Villa attests that whenever
Portland is in need of roses it may
amc< essfully turn its attention in the
direction of Sherman county.
Word from Francis C Ireland in
forms us th»t his wife Abbie w « r on
the operating table nt Portland one
hour and 20 minutes last Tuesday,
but was (at time of writing), resting
Oglm in bed. Her trouble dates
buck nearly three years to the birth
of Baby Paul.
November, yes 536, no 154; sheriffs
custody of prisoners yes 497, no 228;
free passes for state officials yes 207,
no 500; armory buildings bill yes
221, no 479; Oregon University ap
propriation yes 419, no 266; woman
suffrage yes 284, no 467. < Jk.
The way trains connect at Biggs
now, passengers have ample time
both coming and going, for an extra
nioe dinner at The Biggs, with Mr
and Mrs JJ Hackard. Don’t forget
The Biggs, in your travels; there is
time enough. The table is supplied
with everything nioe, and the rooms
Now, see here. Stand up and take are new, neat and clean.
ogtice. You should come out to the
T H E TO ACT.
ool meeting in Moro Monday,
ne 15<h. How can you expect to Don’t Walt For The Final Stages of
ve a good school? net by staying
Kidney Illness. Profit by Moro
a and sulking about it I ooms
People’s Experience.
Ever einoe Prof R F Robineofl, w o a ad show your band, this time;
Multnomah county school superin Monday, June 15th.
Occasional attacks of back ache,Irreg
ular urination, headaches and dlazy
tendent, introduced farm labor for
Harvesting will be earlier than spells, are common early symptoms of
pupils, as ao amusement and in
u-utttl In Sherman county this year, kidney disorders. It’s an error to neg
struction oombined, the idea is be
If warm weather gets in its work in lect these Ills; the attacks m ay pass ofl
coming more popular every day, not
time straw will he light, and heads for a tim e but return w ith greater In
only in Oregon hot elsewhere. The
tensity.
I f there are symptoms of
will be heavy. Cold as it is the dropsy; puffy swellings below the eyee,
Eugene Register informs us that pu
present weather is growing weather, bloating of limbs and ankles, or any
pile of the 6tb, 7th aud 8tb grades
and the “outrageous winds” are la part of the body, don’t delay a m inute.
of the public sohools of that oity,
Begin takin g Doan’s Kidney Pills, end
den with moisture.
are nov selling yegetables from their
keep up the treatm ent u n til the kidnys
We
have
received
a
copy
of
the
amateur gardens, and are making
are well, when your old-tim e health
good money, haying already taken very pretty Class Roll and Program and vigor w ill return. Cures In Moro
prove the effectiveness o f this great
io many times the money expended w ith an invitation to attend com Sidney remedy.
P P I>eMoes, living In this olty, says
for seed, ' f f o One party of little mencement exeroieee tonight of The
people have sold 80 dos bunches of Pallet High School, Wi*h we could. “ The chief symptom o f f m y kidney
radishes to hotels and private fami We are thus honored by Miss Jeune oom plaint was a too frequent action of
the kidney secretioui which forced ms
lies where the demand is for mors. E Mullikin, valedictorian, whose to arise m any tiinea during th sm lg h t.
Bro Robinson may feel proud of the* name is on the class role. It is I was advised to give.JDoah’s K idney
work be has thus established. It peasant to be remembered, Jeune; Pills a tria l, and acting upon this ad
an<4 We (hank you.
vice I procured a box at the Moro P h ar
is excellent- employment for ’ the
In Portland, just aa the world is macy, and used them according to dl-
ohildren, and besides temobing them
rection<_and received prom pt relief. I
the all Important lessons of the field well started in the war against rats have appealed to their use on several
cultivates habits of industry and th“y quit it,on thesooreof economy. occasions sinoe end the results have a l
the arl^tf saving, and of keeping That tells you of the sincerity and ways been highly satisfactory.”
For sals by all dealers.
Price 60
accounts, which will be greater aids business' acumen of 120,000 people
cents.
Foster-M
ilburn
Co.,
Buffalo,
to them in future than that “vault «! >r«g the banks of the Wallamet, New Y o rk , sola agents for tbs U nited
who
dead
head
buy
only
Oregon
ing” ambition which leads to the
States.
Memember tbs name—Doane—and
foot ball ohase and “blowing in the made goods, but make nothing that
take ne other.
they ean afford to advertise.
bottom dollar.”
O. E. T hompson
Secretayy-T reasurer
M oro, O regon
Arc now in their new quarters in the Strong Building
and will carry a full line of Stoves, Ranges, Hard
Judge Littlefield and family are
off
for their summer outing in the
Mrs Eva Rudolf is visiting "her
olasfdo
shad»» of Old Yambill.
parents and attending the Roee fee-
Pencils,
10 oenls per dozen, rub-
tival in Portland.
‘w-r insert. Observer Book Store.
W S Powell has a busiueee and
L Barnum end wife took ip the
pleasure combined aieeioo in the
rose festival. Mrs B. has been away
Roee oily this week.
"nine time visiting in Marion and
Edgar Lewis has a new barber in
Polk.
his shop, Mr Kelley, late of Iowa, a
C M Cady, Moro O R N agent,
first class tonsorial artist.
has been relieved by J O Bradley,
No doubt there are a lot of men
and with bis family is taking iu the
who think a great deal of the theory Rose festival.
that laziness is a disease.
When strawberries oan be bought
Mrs Ellsworth, of Portland, gistea at S .-ta retail. 8 boxes for a quarter,
of Mrs Berrian, returned home pif
buy tome. That’s all they are ever
the 1st after a very pleasant visit in
worth for any use. -
Moro.
A program is being formulated for
Miss Via 8ayres will visit with
the DeMoss Springs celebration that
friends and relatives in Linn oounty
will interest you from sun to sun
a few weeks, after the Roee festival without wearying you.
in Portland.
Mh Reed Hulse and daughter are
New potatoee and spring lamb is among the Moro crowd.aL toe Rose
wbat constable Tomlin had for din festival. The trip will be better-than
ner Wednesday. What’s that about
medicine fur Mrs Hulse.
the early bird,” Jim.
The annual school meeting will be
It is expected that much Crook held in Moro school house, Monday
county wool will be withdrawn from June 15, at 1 o’clock p m Remem
the 8bauiko wool sales unless there ber the date, and-he there.
is prospect for better figures than at
Dr O J Goffin accompanied Mrs
Pendleton.
Nelson to Portland yesterday, with
COMMITTEES.
Iowa papers say the 2-cent pas her daughter who goes to a hospiti.)
Solicit!
ng.
Commit toe— Alex Hunter
senger rate io that state has increas for tre a tm e n t for appendicitis.
A
E
M?retz,
John Tonkins, Geo G
ed railroad profits. It is best to give
DeMoss,
and
M t Evans.
K
11
Moore
and
family
will
live
the balance sheets a chance, before
in Portland this summer, where Mr
Executive Committee— George G'
opening a confiscation aocount.
Moore will take a course of m e d ic al DeMoss, Alex Hunter, W H Rags
LW Ross has just received a nice treatment in hope of bepefitting his dale, A E Moretz, C J Bright.
assortment of Watohes, gold, gold health.
Financial Committee— P W Da
vis, I P Hardin, Albert Perjtecost,
filled,silver and silverine cases, that
That live stream of water in the George Lamborn, Samuel ilaker,
be is offering at prioes that cannot
cellar
of the Moro Opera House John Tonkins.
be beat anywhere. Wasoo jeweler.
More Anon.
ought to be conserved. It is a pure
Work is now well under way on live stream, of much value iu a dry
the 2d story of the new Moro Opera y e a r.'
Sherman County Election.
House. The aroh in the vestibule
J G Bagley, who came up to re
Following is a brief summary of
should be ornamented with words:
lieve
Mr Cady, who is taking in the returns from the official count:
“Nil Desperandum,” in letters of
Roee festival, is a son-in-law of C II - Complete official returns for Sher
gold.
•
Stranahan, formerly of Rufus, now man county give Cake 88 majority;
A Chicago atton.ey has been sus ol Hood fiver.
Ellis 403 over Jeffry; Bailey 561,
tained by the oourt in bis argument
J
A
McNeil
had
to
quit
work
on
Emery 214, Aitchison 499, Hamil
that stock yards are hotels for hogs,
the
brick
to
take
up
his
Combine
ton
115, Young 180; Bowerman 505,
etc> He possesses qualifications to
repairing,
lie
is
now
at
work
on
the
Edwards
338; Donnelly 329, Pike
fit him for the position of customs
299,
Jackson
407, Mariner 444; for
Johnston
Bros
machine,
for
V
V
F
appraiser.
prohibition 473, against 377; Asto
Weigands a Co, Grass Valley.
Mr and Mrs J P Strabl celebrated
The following teachers have been ria fish bill yes 392, no 324; open
the 26th anniversary of their wed
town bill yes 267, no 447; single tax
ding on the 3d. What food for re •let ted for the coming school year yes 178, no 544; recall yes 361, no
flection there is in a retrospection of in Moro district: Prof John Rlnugh, 312; proportional representation yes
quarter of a century of happy Mir-s Ju ia Woods, Miss Jessie Reese 296, no 342; amendment, to state
M i-- M in n ie V Blougb. Prof B has
married life.
bad a great deal of experience, hav ment No 1 yes 466, no 248; corrupt
practices bill yes 346, no 331; fish
The mill value of lumber out in ing tMUght JO years in one plaoe.
wheel bill yes 263, no 427; grand
the United States last year was
Mrs LW Ross and sons, E fin and jury amendment yes 342, no 292;
$621,000,000. Before bragging about
this immense wad of prosperity, the Carlton, after attending the Roee Hood river county yes 471, no 192;
size of the hole it left should be es oarniviirin Portland, will visit rela-’ legislators increase pay yes 152, no
lives iu Albany and Salem. Elfin 568; scattering state institutions
timated.
*■
au«l Carlton will spend their vaca yes 272, no 403; supreme court
Since the Lewis and Clark Fair,
tion with grandpa in the Waldo amendment yes 280, no 396; chang
when successful ballooning was in
ing time of the state elections, to
troduced by young Beechy, in the bills.
tival this week.
A fine assortment of patterns and shades in Organdies,
M
for fonr month«—bnt If paid In advanoe we
B jM p t $2.60 In fo il for 2 years. Shorter
” « » than ona year 12K oenta par month.
John Holman ie up from the Roee
with the spring
M r atyi Mrs G L Rohr ware gueetv city, and is busy
of M r and Mrs Berrian Monday and work at bis farm.
Jack Gibson took a bunch of hor
ses
to Vancouver, thia week, aided
Miss Ida Mowry is nearly cured
of la grippe, which she brought from by Star Ruggles.
In Crook oounty, where the fight
Portland.
for
saloons was thickest, the people
Mrs H 8 MoDsnel is the guest of
voted
3 to 1 for prohibition.
friends in Portland, at the Race fas
MORO COMMERCIAL CO
T h e — O b se r v e r
ing in the Rose festival.
R oy P. H ulse
President
DeMoss Springs, June 4th.
To
ware, Harness, Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Paints, Buggies, Hacks,
Surries, Superior Drills,
John Deere and Canton Plows and L I . Case Thresh
ing Machines, Extras for all kinds of Farm Machinery
P L O W S , D R IL L L S
AND
H A R R O W S o u r S p e c ia lty
1
.^**1
Buying for cash is a great advantage to us because
we save whatever trade discount there is. > > •«* .**
Selling for cash is a great advantage to you for you
do not have to help pay any bad debts apt to be con
tracted in the credit system. > / > > > > > >
Our prices will convince you that we are hewing
dose to the line.
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C o r d ia lly
N o llc lt
H C a x d - ix x ,
iis s w w h k o
♦
lo u r
P a la o a a g t.
Z v Z o x o ,
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O x e g r o x x
* « * • « * * • • « • « « « < •»
FOR
PRICES
on
F a rm im p le m e n ts ,
R ollers, H a rro w s ,
B u g g i e s ancf H
’
go to
Wasco Imolement
House
e f t AH. G A L L I H E R , Prop.
W ASCO , O R E G O N
T h e ‘.Crants Ferry
, Has Moved hack to its Old Location
Between Columbus and Grants.
Lum ber and-wood teams can cross at the old rates, being $1.00 for
a two horse team the round trip ; $1.50 a round trip for a four horse
„ team and for each additional team or ^agon ¿5 cents additional
W e are now In first class shape to give good service
G ra n ts
F e rry
and
W arehou se C o m p a n y -
Post Office Address, Colum bue, W ash.
< M o ro
B arb er S hop
s
P o r c e la in
|
B a th T u b s.
herything first Class and Up to date.
Agent for the Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
EDG AR
MORO
, y
L E W I S . P r o p r ie to r .
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-
OREGON.
/ S ' s^ss s;s^, , , jr y y
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM
Tlift undersigned lias .openqd an office
in tlio McCoy Building, Wasco, Oregon,
opposite the depot
Sherman, Gilliam and Morrow county lands for
sale or trade, some on the half crop payment
plan; other laods at terms to suit purchaser
*
.
?
r
Guarantee Right /Treatment.
-
;
Valley and Portland property for sale or trade
Call on me whether you buy or sell.
Wm. Froobe,
Wasco, Oregon