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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1908)
I Hbfcmti The O b se r v e r . IMPROV IK G FARMER'S LIFE. THROUGH CENTRAL OREGON. TM« Itre a l COM FORT I SO WORDS. Young Folks A railroad is soon to l>e built Many a Moro Household will Fiad S p a u ld in g and W esley C h ap e ls In the early years of agricultural city r»r«r. Them 80. oolleges, some intelligent farmers through Central Oregon by Mr. Services for the su Timer for Spal urrio^u. ra ra a or i m b s a * oo held their teaching in slight esteem. Harriman. It is not oertain yet ding Chapel, will be at 11 a. m., MOMO, OB BOON. To have tbs pains and aches o f a hwd each Sunday, Rutledge 4 p. m. eaoh The oolleges were too theoretioal, that its route will be north and A LITTLE VOLCANO. Sunday. G. F. Finkhana, Pastor too scientific, and would bring to south, or east and west, though the imuk removed; to be entirely free (W nu H « w te F s c fe c m an In te rw e tln g end D. C. I xelamd a 8 0 « ..........E ditors practical farming but little aid. north and south line appears now annoying, daugeroua urinary M e r e M . E , C h u reh is enough to m ake any kiduey H a rm le s s E x p e r im e n t. We remember such a controversy to be preferred. All tl at is a mat grateful. To tell how this great obaage Regular services every Sunday, C. L. I reland , M anaqeu . A toy volcano that w ill send forth between Kill tor Oris wold, of tbe ter of detail, however, and will bd can lie brought about w ill prove com flames end ashes w ith lave streaming at 11 a m. Rev. Perry Chandler, Sand for advertising rates. Lansing Journal, on the part of th<L arranged larer. The important fact forting words to h u n d re d ^ of Moro dowa Its sides la reel volcanic action Pastor. Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m. can be made by say boy without any farmer, aud Irof. Williams iu de is that the road is, or is to be a oer readers. Mrs P H P lu m m er, 612 Heeond street. more danger than firing an ordinary P H Buxton, Supt. F R ID A Y ...............A ugust 28. 1908 fense of the Michigan Agricultural tainty, if the route is not. We are T he Dalles, says, “ I feel it a d u ty to Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs College, at its beginning. However, not unmindful that Mr. Harriman recommend Doans K id u e y P ills to any firecracker. A mound of sand or earth to bnllt up about a foot high la the day, at 2 o’clock p m. Mrs C G Church and Society notice« F R E E , e x demonstrations, experimental farms long ago promised definitely to one who sutlers w ith kidney com plaint shape of a volcano. Roll up a piece of Huis, President. cept when for money m aking purpose«- conducted by ool lege instructors, bnild through Central Oregon, and I suttered for several y e a n w ith a de heavy paper, making a tube five Inches H»ch notice« at regular rate* at the option results obtained by the first few there was reasonable expectation, ranged condition o f the kidneys aud 1 eng and one and a h alf Inches In d i of the publisher». E u reka Ledge N e . 121. graduates who applied their college as there was undouh:ed need, that severe beck acbe. A t times it was d if ameter. This tube of paper to plaoed to A . P A A M., Moro, Or. Before coming to the city to trade read ficult for me to get around and atteud the top of the mound by first setting It the railroad should tie built long acquired knowledge to farm work er« are requested to examine TheObsei ver Meets the first end th ird to m y household duties. T he action of upon a flat sheet of paper and building But nothing was done m y kidneys was weak and irregular, advert lain g column«. It« tl.e active, wide changed the views of the farmers, ere now. urariay evenlnga of each up the send or earth about the aides awake business man who advertUe«, con- who then more generally sent I heir beyoud the surveys, for years; noth m outh V isiting members causing me much annoyance, I decid until it to ell covered excepting the top M o u ea tly he 1« the m o*t accommodating, cordially Invited to meet We ed to try Doans K idney Pills as they opening. Thia to to keep all dampness with us. B y order o f the W . M. •ell« the cheapest, and deal« the mo«t lib sons to agricultural colleges. Even iug could be done, perhaps. J. M. Perry, Hecretary. era lly la every wav then, for a time many of the farm shall be willing to think that cir were h ig h ly recommended to ms. I away from the mixture to be placed ers sous after finishing their studies cumstances, and not negligence, or obtained relief from the very firs t, and within. We rill not be responsible for the weut as liefore to the towns to seek indifference to tbe interests and soon the beck ache and other sym ptom B e th le h e m C h a p te r A fuse from e firecracker, or one No 7« o x a . neglect of aubecribera to notify ne of disappeared, the kidney action became made by winding some powder In tto- ■ in their address. Nor w ill the careers, instead of returning to the desserts of Oregon, caused the de Regu lar oom mu n I cation norm al, and I im proved In every way. notification of a Postmaster that the aub aoh 2d end 4th Ih u r w Doans K id n e y pills effected a oomplete ecriber baa “ Removed” oettle the bill o( farm. Now, not ouly do the farm lay, if ihe project shall now lie car day evenlnga m o n th ly . ers sons reluru from the agricultural ried forward with expedition. cure and I am glad to add m y nam e to a delinquent. By order W .M . Mrs Helen Perry, Secy college Io the farm, but town boys, Therefore, suggests The Oregonian, the list o f advocates o f this reliable remedy. bygones are bygone«, the present inlluenoed by tbe spread of iulorm- A Pittsburg man dreamed that M e re L ed g e , N e . 113, F or sale by a ll dealers. /P rie s ,0» Bryan carried Pennsylvania. Re atiou as to the attractive profits of only need be thought of, and the I . O. O. F . Moro, Oragon. oents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, Meets every Heturd sy port does not say what he had been agriculture earned by those who future is before us all. It is pleas N e w ' Y o rk , sols agents for the U nited »Ding at 7:80 o’clock. farm scientifically, go to tbe farms ant to feel that Mr. Harriman has States. e a t i n g . ______________ .'Vtolting members are Remember tbe name— Doans—and ' cordially Invited. M em from college instead of returning to an Abiding interest and an aboandr bers are expected to be ing faith in Oregon; he should have take no other. Secretary W right will make no the town. G . A . M e lo y , N . G . indeed. He has a duty, too, and a statement on the case of the hazing srt M . Brash, Hecretarv. . T h s G r u m b lin g Ross, No American farmers are known responsibility that he is evidently cadets. People will soon forget la a ll v e ry w e lt ” said ths rosebud T h a t close aga in s t a y w indow tattles to be asking any political favors in going to discharge jn the fullest and ^bont it. , NEW TODAY. Mans. these golden days of agriculture, most sw is factory mauner. ” { " B U A A p ril Is as false as lie Is fickle. A n d th e r e 's n e v e r a n y k n o w in g w h a t b s Yea, Ohio is a doubtful state this and nobody would have apy pa VOIXJAWO IX ACTUM, - means. I year. Nobody can bell whether the tieuce with theg^if they were. No - A day on the planet Jupiter is H e loitered Just before me w ith a whisper aue paper, to placed In the paper tube ischief m uch too cunning to detect. of the volcano w ith one end extending plurality for Taft will be 100,009 or class is m akings greater percent of said to be as loug as 50,000 Ameri B O u t f m w hen I peeped w ith wonder a t ths over tb e edge Oet some potash from a - carden , A 3-year old Registered Filly 150,000. 7 / piofir, or showiug a better appre can days. If we had a holiday of drag store, and be sure to state the I t w asn’t w h a t he led me to expect. pnrpoee fo r which It to wanted, as for eale on easy terms, payable by F o r the r a in fe ll fa s t ciation of wbat to do with money. that length we’d never get over if. On a rude and c h illy blast, there ere numerous kinds of potash bankable note, or I will take a sale LaFollette is about to invest his Tbe telephone and the automobile, A nd It w asn’t w h a t he led nw to ex th a t w ill not bo suitable. An equal able work team on the deal. Thia pect. money in a Wisconsin weekly news rural free delivery aud the trolley, amount of sugar to mixed w ith the pot offer holds good until the 15th day President Roosevelt’s ideas of paper. He must know where lie have reduced the inoonvenienoe of “ I t Is a ll v e ry w e ll,” said the rosebud ash and placed In the paper tube. On df September, 1908. For further farm life seem to bedrawu from the A s A p ril s o ftly sighed a fond adieu. top of thto put a layer of pure potash, particular« apply to can get some more. residence iu theoonutry to the van " B u t. a fte r a ll. I ’m sorry you m ust leave standpoiot of Sagamore bill, where end on thto pour some gunpowder. me. O wen T hompson , ishiug point an 1 made the farmers’ Thto completes the volcano, and It only F o r M a y ’ s a m onth I dread m uch m ore there is plenty of shade and a good 4ta21«ll 305] Monkland, Or than you. remains for the fuse to be lighted and Send The Observer to your absent lot an euvirtffc one. Yet the cam sea breeze. Real interior farm life She prates o f a ll the wonders o f th s sum action w ill begin w ith an explosion friends. It is better than a letter, paign is enffvened by appeals in mer, is another aud an entirely different which sends fire, smoke and sparks up She prom ises but only to b e t r a y , _ _ _ _ _ and gives all the home news. Four their behalf. It is too thin. The A nd those who te ll the tr u th abou t tbs ward. Flames w ill follow, and the proposition. springtim e - farmer has learned that he is his lave poura down the sides of the months for 50c. A re n e v e r c o m p lim e n ta r y to M a y , mound.—Popular Mechanics. own best triend,aud needs no other -A n d e’en a baby rose Tak«n up, about one month An Eastern girl who has <500 in C an be pardoned, I suppose. ago, at the L H Martin farm, ©aa It is reported that the democratic and is not likely to have any better the bank says she is tired of work F o r feeling «ome a n x ie ty In M a y ." STORY ABOUT THE’ HORSE. of Moro, Sherman county, Oregon campaign comniittee has found one, alter the election is over. But: ing in a picket factory. The Spo- A nd thus throu gh a ll the m onths o f by the undersigned, one grey mare, <300,000 tucked away in the pocket the announcement oomes from Oys py sum m er Useful Aaim al F irst De«meetleeted by weighing about 1050 pounds, brand kan Review is responsible for the T h is foolish rose no cause fo r o f an old vest banging in the attic. ter bay that tbe president has ap the Asian«. found. ed HB on right stifle, or thigh. assertion that a single gir« with that I t to aeld that the h on e was first pointed “a oom mission of experts” much money most have Bn awful A nd when the w inds o f autum n swept tb s The owner or owners of tbe above garden tamed end need In Asia. The Bgyp T h e y Scattered a ll her petals on tbs animal is requested to ^11 for it “ If licked, stick,” is the presi to gather for him information abont vinegary disposition. Bans and the Assyrians used him at — ground. d en t’s ’advice; and, as a starting the life of the farmers of the nation an early date, bat fo r a long time prove property, pay chargee, and Oh. let me urge this on you—to rem em ber T h a t no one should enlarge upon a a fte r he was tamed they rode him take it away, or otherwise it point, tbe motto may safely be put and report to bi n next winter so wrong. Geo. Kuropatkin’s memoirs o f only In tim e of war, considering him will be sold, as provided by law, at F o r those w b i spend th e ir tim e In Idle upon the walls of the stamp de- that he may have data on which to too good fo r the ordinary work of bur tbe farm named in this^dvertise- grum bling the Russian Japanese war, which make proposals to congress. part men b W ill find th e re ’s not a m om ent fo r a den carrying and riding. Thto work ment.to the highest bidder for cash were suppressed by the Russian au ■ong, was done by tbe ass, a more plebeian at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of Sat ++++ A nd sadly th e y ’ll recall thorities, furnish the leading article urday, September 5th, 1908. W h en the autum n shadows ta ll Turkish women are to be Allowed In his letter to the chairman of in the September McClure's.* He A fte r the Egyptians and the Aaayri T h e sum m er th a t w as w o rth y o f a oeag. R oy B enson , greater freedom. Inasmuch as they this commission Mr. Roosevelt says ana began tamlug and using tbe borae, renews forcefully, striking charges 3ta21s4-305] Moro, Or the practice extended to tbe Scythians, already wear the trousers, the next that “ while he believes” that the ooucerning the causes of the war, sad it to said that when the Greeks A GERM HATER’S FIND. thing they *11 be wanting to oarry farmers of the United States as a met the Scythians iu battle they were known to the press at the time, the latch key. class, are today better off than they but. now all tbe more remarkable V a n it y 8 h e lf F o r th e U p to D a ta panic stricken at the sight of those K itc h e n S in k . warriors mounted ou tire unknown ani ever were before, it is equally true in connection with his revelations Who but a $ r i n hater wodld have mals. believing horse aud rider to he Corvallis, Or. Last weeks rainfall is said to have “ that the social aud economic insti concerning the giant policies of the thought of a vanity shelf fo r tbe one creature. T hat is probably tbe 0 ers collegiate coarse« in Agri been worth a million dollars ao tntions of tbe open country are not Russian Empire. kitchen sink? A certain clever boose- origin o f tbe centaur in Grecian mv w ife has one on which she keepe all tbology, half utun and h alf horse. You culture, including Agronomy,Horti hour. And yet, prohibitionists de keeping pace with the development the articles required to make the sink hare read the story, no doubt. culture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy of the uatiou as a whole.” Speak dare the oountry will be better off There were no horses In this coun Husbandry, etc. ¿Forestry; Domestic Crook county railway solicitors absolutely sanitary. She has a row of ing of certain sections of the South when it is dry. Jars, boxes and bruahes, all of which try when white meu cuine here, and Science and Art: Civil, Electrical, be quotes a soullieru physician as discriminate against Shaniko,prom have a definite and Important one In tbe Indians were as lunch alarmed to Mechanical and Mining-Engineer ising a bonus of <100,000 for the the sanitary scheme. see the Spaniards riding tboee they Sales of special “one way tiokets saying that he wonld rather see bis proposed Condon extension, against brought over with them as were the ing; Commerce; Pharmacy. There la a ja r of good scouring fluM, 9-yearold daughter in a ootton mill Offers elementary courses in Agri an ammonia bottle, a wide mouthed Greeks when they first saw the Scyth from all points in the United states <50,000 for au extension from Shan than to have her live 00 the average china Jar In. which she keeps a* «Off tons sim ilarly mounted. Perhaps this culture, Forestry, Domestic Science to all points in Oregon begins Sept iko. Shaniko is not wanted, but it flannel cloth to use after the dishes may surprise you. for most perSbns and Art, Commerce, and Mechanic ember 1st and continues until Oct one horse tenant farm. The preel was generally oonoeded that if no are washed to polish the w ater tape. think that the wild horses of the Arts, including forge work, cabinet dent complains that so far the wholo ober 31st. Bee adv. other outlet was offered “Shaniko A little rubbing daily keeps them In western plains bare beeu there always, tqaking, steaiïi fittîffgV plumbing purpose of the federal and state de so to «peak. They have not. however, machine work, etc fa ir condition, so that a really hard would be better thau none at all.” polishing Is needed only once a week they an* all descended from tbe partments of agriculture has been Strong faculty, modern equip - Alaska casts 12,000 votes in its to increase products, and he insists A t present writing it appears to us or so. The ammonia w ill remove honies brought from Europe by the ment; free toition, opens Sept 25. m rly settler» i t to the same w ith the ■tains on the brass, while chloride of •lection for delegates in congress. that “f^od crops are of little vaine that Shaniko offers Central Oregon lime m ixture kills germa, keepe the wild horses of South America, which Illustrated catalogue with full more hopeful prospects than i^iy of The day is oorniug when the big unless they open the door to a good live In tbe pampas In great herds of information on application to the enamel clean and the pipes pure. thousands each. They all came from Registrar, free. All theae little beantlflere are fo r the territory will show more than one life on the farm.” Especially does the paper railroads now bidding for subsidies from tbe expectant public sink alone. On the other side o f the European stock.—Chicago News. voter to 54 square uiiles. he deem it Important to make tbe vanity shelf this careful housekeeper life on the farm more interest»^ tth with hope long deferred. has Jara and bottles of lotions to one ; The V/ieksd Huaband. on her bands. On thia pert of the 'W hy doss a man lie to hto wifbTT Marriage in England is decreas the nmtheif aud children; to coun vanity shelf la a bottle of fresh toilet THE SCIENTIFIC FARMER. a wofiian w riter I»esr roe. doss I have Jour good 2d-hand buggies ing, >and tbe suggestion has been teract the tielief that the prizes o f water to take away the smell of he 1—Duluth Herald. life lie away from the farm. Tbe which I will sell cheap for cash or tables she baa been preparing offered that the young men are Tells all About the Dry Farming cooking; an antiseptic powder exchange for hay. Walk up to the president says that with the excep A moral, afraid, if they spread the matrimo bis. wall brad man w ill Process, Profitable Reading. the same purpose, and Its drug shop Blue Barn and see the goods, or for tion of the conversion of national not insult SM. No other can.—Cowper. niai net, that they may catch a suf odor ia more pleasing sometimes than further particulars apply to resources this is the material ques Here is a publication that we can perfume. A bottle of turpentine has fragette. J. M. D unahoo , tion now before Anierioan people. consistently recommend. A publi Its place on tbe ahelf In case of burns; tf-803] Moro, Or scouring soap for the hands and a pot D r . o . j . coffin , cation th* . .nould be in every farm of liquid vaseline to rub on the nails The July record of exoavatiog at Panama was 3,168,640 cubic yards a nd keep them from bending and PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. The United States geological sur home: Campbell’s Scientific Farm breaking are Important articles for the of dirt; more than enough to bury er. And only 11.00 per annum. vey reports that Alaska has coal shelf. the pessimists who so flippantly D r . marie M. COFFIN. deposits that can be figured at huu Subscribers to Tbe Observer will be Good driving or roustabout ser E a s ily G ro w n V in e s . declare that the canal will never be served at 75c a year, where they dretis of millions and even at billi For beautifying the veranda or cov D w a of lo in I CMlIrai i Siecialtj vice team can be had at a bargain,? finished. ons of tons, and 150,000 square are up to date, and a year ahead. ering the wall of a brick or atone hoi weight about 1100 pounds or better; Cafnpbells’ Scientific Farmer is de w ith a living coat of green which w ill Office la The Goffin Building, 1st St. both mares aud both broke to saddle In one respect Oregon leads all miles of the territory have not yet Moro, Oregon. voted entirely and solely to subjects be a joy to every lover of nature th< use; one is a fine single driver, been explored. Tbe threatened pe the Western states. This is in hold a large variety of vines which grow gentle to handle or drive. along lines of tillage of the soil la riod of fuel exhaustion may lie w ith little care and are a perpetual da- ing the annual state fair, which, in Purchaser of team can haveoption Dr. H. Dr. W. N- Mone fely defened uuiii witui thu u|tcu with special reference to securing llg h t its size and importance, is first on a nearly new buggy and harness The Boston Ivy and Virginia creeper, result® in regions where tbe rain among expositions held on the Pa iug of another oeutury. at a rattling good bargain. Inquire two vines known throughout America, fall is deficient or irregular. It is cling to walls without support, and qg Drs. Beers and Morse at r T he O bserver O ffici , cific slope. for the farmer in the dry oountry, are esi»eclully useful for covering w a lla Moro, Or Tiie Baldwin Sheep.and Land Co Physicians Mr. Edison may have forgotten of H ay creek sold 225,000 ponuds but at the same time the principles The former Is not as hardy aa the lat ter, but in the middle and southern lat and Surgeons that be promised a cheap storage of wini I at private sale last week at which Prof. Campbell puts forth itude« it succeeds well und forma a are applicable to good farming battery runabout, but if he ia busy 16 cents. The Bot-nuy Worsted liesutlful innas against a wall. The V ir WASCO . . OREGON on flying machines the public will Mills of Passaic N. J., are purchna anywhere. The Scientific Farmer ginia creeper la perfectly hardy. I t w ill In good condition, for sale at a bide ugly stoue fence«, outbuilding« Call« Promptly Attended wait for results in a state of hope- era. This was the largrel clip iu the isedited by Prof. H. W. Campbell, and dead trees, transforming thém into very reasonable price. Inquire of fa) expectancy. Day or Night. R obert U rquhart , Pacific Northweat, and practically father for the new movement for things of beauty. The rapid growlug Virgin’s Bower If-298] Erskine Farm clesue l up the clip o f 1008 i l l « l o r e sucoeeeful semi-arid farming which vine ia excellent for the veranda giv has taken such deep hold in recent ing a dense shade. It presenta a snowy J. R .' Morgan The formal notification of candi at Shaniko. years. The first number is illustra la n k of star shaped flowera of delight dates is a pretty custom after all. ful fragrance which last for several It occupies the time of the heated B’h t« Terry’s reminisuences of ted and filled with readable arti week». A. companion variety of cle D e n t i s t ^ ' * “'» term, sod gives the public all there English notable". running from the cles on the subject. matis. coccínea, has rose colored flow Large wheat ranch near The Dal in of pollti«* that ia >iee<tful «luring time of tier early frieielahip with era which resemble half closed rose MORO • - • OREGON les. Warehouse close. Good water, buds at a distance. Clematlc panicu a period when the chief d«aire is to the Miiib«>r of “ Alice iu Wonder Political Information. late, the Japan clematis, la one of raw good house. Applicant must have keep cool. land,” Io Keinnrd Shaw, whom she stock and implements. References Registration reopens Sept. 20 for beet vines, growing rapidly and pra- All Work Warranted. aentlng a anowy mass of blossoms required. For particulars apply to Political aglta’ors aeruss llie Co detw ribes mm . a gentle creature with Presidential election, and doers on wheu In flower. T he O bsrr '' br B ook S tore , Ortie* In The Moro Hotel Brick. brainstorm*, contain a collection of The wistaria Is a good vine for a lumbia are vilely aud wilfully abus October 20. 5tj81-*] Moro, Or. lively |M -ra«»tial anecdotes rarely trellis, but to somewhat coarae foe ing tbe beat man in Washington most verandas, being better suited lev K'ectore are voted on the first «late—Senator Ankeny; perlutjm In* e q u a lle d . in McUhire’a lor Sept. Tuesday after the first Monday in the rustic house or pergola, where Its <*.tuae of lua residence in Walla delightful purple flowera hang In grace ful profusion The Crimson Rambler Few til« u of ««or general ion have NovemlAr. Walla, which to offeust veto Seattle. rose to one o f the hardiest end meet Electors meet ah the state capitol satisfactory o f climbers, admirably Mr. Ankeny has made a splemlid left such a broad trail of ¡»erponal Any person or persons having record in eougrasa, aud divided his In flu e n c e ale nt «be earth as Ira I). theseoond Monday in January and suited for the veranda. Harleigh Glass, Proprietor. horses, cattle, houses, lota Or hofffth honor« with Mr. Jon«* iu tbe lower Raiikey, wlto died in New York vote by ballot. Every kind of rig to order, hold goods for sale, exchange, or honae, and this abuse is bis re war«’. le o e u tly . The Moody and Hankey Hie The votes are counted by 0011gross and all orden prompt and eatie- parties desiring to buy such prop “Frost and hto w ife are living la res Heoator Ankeny can better afford mtnga, wholly his work, are snog erty, will find T he O bserver a faotory at reaaonabb prioea. the second Wednesday in Fsbrusry. taurante now.” » to lose hto seat la ooogreas thau the w h e re v e r the English language la Farmer« teams fed aa well aa good medium for advertising and "How 's t h a t r Tbs prssldsnt-etoot is to he in Washington can Io lone him spoken. Sortie of (hem may make they ^ re lad at k eaaa, if not hatter. securing a customer. Try " H a wants to break her e f l tor tlo maeUea a ¡«ernoMteat place. augurated on March 4 n e x t T he O bserveb , Moro, Or ef smoking.”—Mow York LUS. at onr from the oouacils of the Nation. MORO PHARMACY E x p ert, Complete Assortment of 8llverware and Jewelry FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY. BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CIGARS. 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