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"Claude Spoon lost a valuable 2 y
M r and Mrs G uy H ulse are hare
old oolt last week, out by a fence from Portland.
Robert U rq u b a rt w ill finish hia
harvest tomorrow, “ i f nothing hap-
pens.” H e ie an advocate of E a rly
W ilb u r wheat. From 180 aorea he
threshed 1492 aaoka. I f the rain
bad fallen th a t waa due In June this
field would eaaily turned off 2,500
wire.
eaoko.
M r. and Mrs. Jamas M c M illin art-
in Portland this week.
Lester W icks returned to Cottage
Grove thia weak.
Prof Jas DeMoss made a flying
M rs Buxton returned from her-
W ashington county viait on the 8ih trip to Portland Sunday. ,
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T o close out the following Lines, before the arrival of Pall
anti W inter Goods, we offer them at a vefy low Price,
20 per cent off the regular Price.
Ladies W aists, ranging in price from 50 cents to $3.00
Skirts, from $3.50 to $12.50
- Infants Bonnets,
Muslin Underwear,
W hite Skirts,
Corset Covers,
Drawers,
N ight Dresses
S u m m e r D ress Goods, including L aw n s, D im ities, B a tiste ,
S w isse s, H u lls, etc.
Thomas Callaghan
is a business
M tsa J B Croefleld of P ortland is visitor in the oounty.
visiting her eon Geo N Croefleld in
Mrs Rees ot DeMoss, is visiting
W aaco.
her mother and relatives io Benton
county.
DeMoss Springs cemetery baa
fine large double gate at the entrauoe
now, the work of J W Dougherty.
W heat harvealing w ill be oloee to
a finish in Sherm an conntv by this
timw next week, “ if it don’t ra in .”
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Mrs Talm age Davis and daughter
have returned from a pleasant trip
to Blaine, on a viait to the old folks
O b serv er
MAtHO. ftH K K M A N CO..ORRO ON :
T h e price of T h e Observer is 11.50
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76 m b U (or S i mouth», 60 cent.
four month»—but if paid in »dvituoe we
F
seoept ( 2 ISO to fo il (or 2 year». Hborler
IT
U ’ ia i than one year 1?X oents per month.
A Blue M ark here w ill nnswernn
Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the date of the paper x» the date at
^£ich your current »ubecrlptlon expire».
B e i t . 11, 1908
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Penoils, 10 cents per dozen, rub
A card from Bishop Paddock in
forms us th a t he expects to bold
M r Grimes, of Wasco, who h * H Episcopal service in Moro Sunday
the oontrant for buildin g the new D e evening.
to extend into C alifornia.
W aldo Davis’ new barn at De
M r M cC lure is preparing to move
Moss Springs, covers 92x35 feet
Stationery,
paper, pen«, ink, w ilh sheds for horses and cattle. on to the J R M artin farm , which
pencils and all sorts of iotas, at the T he m am d riv e e a y is flanked with he has leased for a term of years.
ulars apply
to T he Observer.
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fclderly wtUDtn preferred.
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Fresh supply of gdnuine carbolsfi*
account of the Oregon State iuni ju s t opened at tbeObserver Book
B irthday amtf B a b y’*Rings, at L W F air a t Salem the O R N w ill m ake Store.
Rose, Wasco Jewelef,'
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a rate of 97.95 from Moro to Salem
For a nice assortment of E m b lem
Inks, rnuciittfpdÉHps, envelopes, and return. Ticket» on sale Sept Pins and Buttons, call on L W Roes,
paper of every k ln d W M e t» , every style, at 10th, 12tb, lfitb , 18th, 1908. F in a l Wasco Jeweler.
Engagement, W edding, Friendship
bay bins on each side.
On
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GRAND OPENING GF RICH FRUIT
LAND UNDER THE CAREY ACT
‘ 16,000 scree of the most feitlle laud in the state of Idaho
w ill be thrown open for settlement under the Carey Act
OCTOBER
This tract to on the south banlffof
the Snake river, on the main line of
the Oregon Bbort LIn«r Hallway,
eight miles east of Glenn’s Ferry, a
division point on that road. The
choosing of the land w ill be under
the supervision of the State Land
Hoard of Idaho. Location unexcel
led, w ith the very best transoonti-
TW ELFTH
nental transportation facilities and
closest markets. Climate uniform;
no extreme heat or cold; lots of sun.
Water Is perpeiual and a great sur
plus provides enough for 60,000 acres
and 10,000 horse power besides. Boll
Is a volcanic ash, decomposed lava,
and vegetable mold. None better
for fruits, alfalfa, and sugar beets.
REDUCED RAILROAb RATES
Bend for Booklets and Information, to either addreaa
HNCS HILL IRRIGATION IND POWER COMPANY
M a in O ffice,
B oise, j Idaho.
B. • . Cook * Co., Oregon A c e n ts ,
C o rb e tt B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , O reg o n .
Buy the genuine imported aven-
erious carbolineum ; the im itation
being offered is only a tem porary
remedy if at all. I l genuine one
application la s trfo r all tim e. Ask
to see our sealed packages. The
Observer Book Store.
m argin, but to people who need an outfit, in
w hole or part, a good liberal discount w ill be
given.
D e n tis L ^ ^
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S ellers of ev ery th in g in our lin e.
OREGON
A new boy awaits the return of
A ll W o rk W arran ted .
H * rrv Benson from the harvest,
Office In The M oro H o te l Brick.
Judge L itile fi-ld put in an tp - which D r O J Goffin says is a ma
ma#
delight.
pearance S atu rd ay, but left on the
O. J. G O F F IN ,
7th to hold a term of oourt at Foe
Typ e w riter o il, the best S in -1 .
sil this week.
Lubricates, cleans and polishes,
P H Y S IC IA N & SURGEON.
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Tom W Brad-in run his combine pr6vents rust.
33 days, cutting and sacking the Book Store.
grain of 1,400 sores, w ith a fair av
T ry it TbeObserver
M rs J B Holm an
and daughters
left for Portland on the 5tb. Mrs
Misses H azel W est left for Mon Wise, however, w ill soon return as
mouth Sunday, and Miss H azel M r W hH» leased the farm for a term
Dunshoo left yesterday, to resume of years.
their studies at the State N o rm al.
J A M cDonald went to The Dalles
A x te ll, A E Moretz and himself, at
an average of about nine sacks per
acre.
transparent, impervious, gauzy “ lid ”
that w ill cover but not conceal, pre
vent. w ithout hindering and obey
the law w ithout heeding it. Surely
a little thing like th a t ought to be
Diseases of Womei & Cbillrei a Specialty
Office In Th e Goffin Building, 1st St.
Muro, Oregon.
Dr. H . E. Beers.
O ur Goods Site A bsolutely G uaranteed and our
Prices are R ight. , Your B usiness Solicited.
Dr. W . N . Morse
D r s . B e e r s and M o r s e
L ane
Physicians
and Surgeons
W ASCO
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C alls P ro m p tly
do fur h burn, one w ill find on going
to (lie medicine chest that the ueual
remedies are not at hand. In such
Cure for hang nails. Rub cocoa
butter, mutton tallow or vaseline on
the nails every n ig h t if you are
troubled, and gently press the adhe
rent skin away from the roots of the
nails, and after washing the bands
keep the skin loosened from the
nail with a bard wood stick. W ith
this treatm ent these homely and
painful little nuisances w ill soop be
removed, and if one is careful they
may safely he kept at a distance I f
the nails are brittle rub olive oil into
them every night.
C G Huis and Thom as Peugh
liAuled in their threshing outfit on
the 9:h after finishing at J B M ow
«SuM « «C ♦ * * «
etc, was served. T he crew is a unit
in declaring Miss H a llie Huis and
Miss Leota Covey Queens of the
harvest cuisine, the proprietors gen
tlemen of firs* q u a lity , and although
they have had a long dusty run of
33 days together, th**y part reluot
M llt lv .
Richard Dingle and son, W illie ,
lu tely pure, made from the hark of of the N orth End, marie ue a very
the white or shell-bark hickory tree pleasant visit no the 5 th , The 6th
Shipped from the east and manufai- was W illie s 18th b irth d ay anniver
tured in Salem. Oregon. For sale in sary, which was celebrated by hia
Mnro Pharm acy and all dealers.
wedding at Rufus. The bride, Miss
• Avenarios Carbolineum is a germ Barnett, late of Iow a, is a very
brought to us never had (my irrig a
utor of the pure article in Sherman tion, and waa grown on high land,
aoonty.
hut for size and flavor are equal to
any grown anywhere.
T he Observer Book Store is distrib
W. H. Ragsdale
D a lle s , O regon
G round Floor G in n
Brick
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OREGON
MORO
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Seiling 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.
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Our prices will convince you that we are hewing
dose to the line.
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Attorney at Law.
We
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M o llc lt
lo u r
P a tro w a tc e .
I . I P - Z E I s i z c l i r x , Z K zZ o zo , O z o g r o x x
W . C. Bryant
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“ T H E S C H O O L O F Q U A L I T Y ’’ «
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OREGON
MORO
Fred W ilson
F ra n k Menefee.
Menefee & Wilson
- Attorneys - at - Law
Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs
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CSald a Business Mini: “ Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end.” Said an Educa tur: “The quality of instruc
tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest.’’
C,O pen all the year.
R eferences:
Students adm itted at any tim e.
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Attorney - at - Law
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Office 737 Cham ber of Comm eroe
Both in W o rkm an sh ip and Price
Corner T h ird and S tark
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Catalogue free.
A ny bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland.
OREGON
E. B. Dufur
PO RTLAND
A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal
C .W e occupy tw o floors 65 by iq p feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
em ploy a large facplty, give in d ivid u al instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet. O u r school ad m itted ly leads all
Others in q u ality of instniction.
It p ars to attend such an institution.
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OREGON
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F. R. AXTELL, MORO, OR
Jam es S te w a r t
Address: MORO, OR BOON.
' Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
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Tuba.
herything First Class and Up to date.
Deputy Stock Inspector
Louis Schadewltx, Kent, Oregon
| Agent for the Best Steam Laundry
C anadian -A merican
R eal E state and
"* •• ‘ L oan C ompany .
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
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L E W IS , P r o p r ie to r .
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0 . P. HULSE MANAGER,
Moro, Oregon.
.O H iiU M ia l
Juh
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i ’i i i i i i i i v !
vw « R o a n
Nm-Qssujn- Gaa
And intermt has to be paid on it every year
or two for puihting or coating. The omw «-,/*»/
ntoo has to be paid over again in a few years
by buying a new roof. When you buy
A t T he O bserver O ffice
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J -M A SB ESTO S ROOFINQ
all expense stops—as the first coat to the only
coat. T hk R eason —made of Asftsstoe, an
indestructible mineral—nothing to rot, rost or
wear out. Requires no coating or painting—
no expense for maintenance Will protect
your buildings from fire.
A sbestoside is an Asbestos Sheathing, and
is the most economical, durable and easily
applied siding known.
F U R N IT U R E
...A N D ...
UNDERTAKING
My Motto la
A w k ( o r •» « m i'lM M a»n«i o r l o » « .
Quick Hales and
Hmall Profits.
Live and Let Live.
H.W. Johns-Man ville Co.
576 F irs t A v e n u e S o u th , S e a ttle ,
W anh.
Call and Examine
M y Stock of
FU R N ITU R E
and
T h e y T a k a th e Klnka O u t.
“ I have used DrKingw Ngw Life PHI»
for years with Increasing satisfaction.
They take the kinks out of stomach,
liver and bowels, without friction or
fuse,” says N H Brown, Pittsfield, Vt-
Guaranteed satlsfootory at Moro Pbar
maey, 26c.
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The
Buying for cash is a great advantage to us because
we save whatever trade discount there is. > > > >
ry’s closing with a party to the crew
at the C G H uis residence in the
evening, st which ice cream, cake,
S exton
Attended
D a y or N ig h t.
Office
&
Second S t r e e t ,
OREGON
W h ile one often knows what to F. J. Meindl
15th. She is ably assisted io the sown in the fall. Last year from
trim m in g dept. by M rs. Angel, Mrs. two bushels of seed he produced 70
Coolidge, and Miss L illia n Stanley. iutahele-of seed. This year be bad
W ith such help her hats surely can
ISO bushels, besides a lot of bay,
not fail to please the ladies.
from 10 acres.
The way trains oonnaot a t Biggs
now, passengers have am ple tim e
A Sura Enough Knooker.
both coming and going, for an extra
J C Goodwin, of Reid»vile, N U, says
nioe dinner at T he Biggs, w ith M r “ Bucklen’s Arnloa Halve to a sure-eno
and Mrs JJ H eckard. Don’t forget ugh knocker for ulcer»; a bad one came
The Biggs, in your travels; there is on my leg last summer,but that wond
erful salve knocked it out In a tew
time enough. T he table is supplied
rounds. Not even a soar remained.’*
w ith everything nioe, and the rooms Guaranteed for pllea, aorea, burns, etc,
are new, neat and olean.
gfto at Moro Pharmacy.
M A R IE M . G O F F IN .
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piano Header Extras
J
$ Harvest Supplies
Binder Tuiini
Rubricating Oils
easy
-News Letter: Miss L illia n S ta n
emergency there is nothing better
ley of Moro.and Miss Mabel W rig h t for a h um than grated potato.
of Wasco, stopped off in the Apple Spread the potato on the burn and
oity the latter p art of the week add the heat and soreness w ill soon be
visited friends for a day or so. They drawn out of it.
made a trip to the D e v il’s Punch
X W Thompson has given the
Bowl, and had a good tim e.
Black Russian winter oats a pretty
Mrs J P S jra h l wishes to announce clever test at his farm this year,
th at her swell fine of new fall m illi and is satisfied th at it is good for
nery w ill he on display after Sept. 70 to 100 bushels per acre when
The navy d epartm ent is consider
ing the advisability of sending
several vessels now on home stations
to meet the battleship fleet now on
its way around the w orld. T he
Idaho, Mississippi, M ontana, New
D r
W h a t A tlan tic city wants is an
elastic,adjustable,reversible, opaque,
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it worthy young ladv, and we extend
destroys the cause of decay in poetx congratulations to the happy couple,
or tim ber. T h e US.Governm ent M r and Mrs Richard Dingle have
the O R N C o., M ultnom ah county this year added a new and conveni
and oity of Portland, are making ent residence to their home farm ,
jre n e ra l use of it en bridge timber#, the G raham place, and they are
Moro w ill support a bakery, a * t o . I t is the best chicken lioe de correspondingly happy, with a good
shoe-shop, a olotbes-oleaning estab strnyer on the m a rk et, and will j crop of grain, 98,863.78 worth of
lishm ent, and a regular m ilk ranch sweeten and preserve a water trough, wheat from one ¿-section, and some
A ll are badly needed, and there is pig pen, stable, etc , and keep away j of the finest fru it, they certainly
good money in each. No h a lf made flies. I l is a guaranteed article. | should be happy. T he fru it sample
man or woman need apply. Active,
progressive, up to date people are
wanted.
T h e se goods are alw ay s sold on a close
M unday.
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return lim it September 21st. C h il
T ry the F ay Stockings for yotfr
E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass dren h alf price.
boys and girls, you can get them of
V a lle y Barn, prom ptly n.tteuds all
W h y not buy your watches of us? the Moro Com m ercial Com pany.
Ham pshire and N orth C aro lin a are
calls, day or night. Anim als given We give you ju s t as good value as
all availab le for such assignment.
Cornflakes for breakfast are so
the very best of care. Charges are you can get anywhere, and better
I t is suggested th at these vessels
popular th at the Moro Comm ercial
right.
than m any places th at sell thqm.
meet the fleet either at G ib ra lta r or
Co now order it in 5-case lots.
Azores and become part of it.
The Moro Com m ercial Company Every watch has our guarantee as
G
reat
conveniences
are
the
pic
well
ss
the
factory.
Good
goods,and
could not replace Mason F ru it Jars
Newberg G raphic:
M r. Lowns-
now for the price they are Belling honest prices. L \V-‘ Ross, Wasco nic-dinner plates you buy at The dale is not noted for his a b ility to
Observer Book store.
them at, aud are giving their uustol Jeweler.
smooth the feathers down the right
ers the advantage ol the lise in the
O ur “ ads” a ttrac t attention and way and s till carry bis point, a
A Paying Investm ent.
price.
\
advertise. W hen you get our ad happy faculty which a few men in
John White, 38 Highland Av; H oul
vertising, you get buaiflessbringers. public life possess, but the clearing
ton, Maine, says: “ Have been troubled
Hew to Get S tron g.
with
a
cough
every
winter
and
spring,
O ld type makes the very best of up of diseased fru it trees in Y a m h ill
PJ I)a ly ,1247 W Congress st, Chicago
tells of a way to become strong, be says East winter I tried many advertised B abbitt m etal. W e have it for sale oounty has been neglected too long
“ My mother, who Is old, and was very remedies, but the oougb oontlnued un and when you need any call at The already and it would certainly he
feeble, Is deriving so much benefit from til I bought a 60c bottle of D r K in g ’»
disastrous to the fru it interests, of
Observer office. Prioe is right.
Electric Bitters, that I feel It my duty New Discovery, before that was half
the county to remove an official who
O W A x te ll keeps the beet in fur is endeavoring to enforce the law.
to tell all who need a tonic and streng gone, the cough was all gone. This Win
ter
the
same
happy
results
followed;
a
thening medicine about It. In mothers
niture. See bis fine line of bed room
T h e old remedies are best. H ic k
case a marked gain in flesh has resulted few doses once more banished the anu- sets, beds and everything guaran
al
cough.
I
im
now
oonvlnoed
that
Dr
Insomnia has been overcome and she Is
ory Bark Cough Rem edy has been
teed ju s t as he says it is.
steadily becoming ationger.” Electric K ing’s New Discovery la the beat of all
in use for over 100 years by the old
Bitters quickly remedy stomach, liver oougb and lung remedies.’’ Bold under
T h e old Pennsylvania D u tcb D u n
Dutch Dunkards of Pennsylvania,
guarantee
at
Moro
Pharmacy,
60c
and
and kidney oomplalnta. Bold at Moro
karris recommend H ick o ry Bark and it atill in use by all old fomlH»»
$1; trial bottle free.
Pharmacy under guarantee, 50c.
Cough Rem edy. G uarart»ed to cure of western Pennsylvania. Is abso
your cough, and guaranteed to he
pure. Made from the bark of the
shell-bark or white hickory tree. For
sale by Moro Pharmacy,and a ll deal-'
ers everywhere.
Cook House Supplies.
Moes school house, began the work
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C a ll and see our liue of neck
chains and lof k e ls
W e do engrav
Pure M ountain Honey, very d eli
ing free oil all goods we sell. L W cious, at the Moro Com m ercial Co.
’
Ross, Wasco Jeweler.
!;"b- ...*••••
and cake w ill he served’.
C a ll on the Moro Com m ercial Co
The celebrated Oregon city W ool for school shoes.
H ugh Scott was granted leave of
en M ills blankets, Macinawa, and
H o t Coffee and Sandwiobef), iftt absence last week^from Hugh S h u lls
ove rall 11* ts. ju a l re c e iv td .
M oro
tb re-hi ng outfit to go to Hood river
A B W u lfard ’s, Bigga.
C o fn in erclH l Co.
and meet hie sister from Iow a, who
W a n t to buy wood? See adver
W e have ju s t received our fall
oom es west to jo in the arm y of
tisem ent of E lm e r Root, on the 2d
and w inter catalogue of Mens Suits
teachers.
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page.
and are prepared to take your order
Mrs. Sadie O rr D unbar, daughter
Attorney Fred J M e in d l and wife
Moro Com m ercial Co.
of M r. and M rs. R P O rr, formerly
arrived from their sum m er outing
I f you want first choice of the new
of Wasco, is a m ember of the ed itor
this week.
Dress Goods and Suitings at Moro
ia l staff of School and Hom e pul»-'
Mrs O P H ulse is resting easier fished in Portland, wnicb is one of
Com m ercial Co.’s, get in line. W e
have the linings, trim m ings, etc, to for a few days past, but is not yet the most valuable magazines of its
match.
out of danger.
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kin d .
C an you afford to trifle w ith ao
H ans Thompson was in the city
serious a m atter aa to neglect a bad Saturday, getting fixed up after his
Wagon tires, p ut on new for 92.00 cold or cough, when for a triflin g havest was over.
and iron ex tra by M itch ell and Foss am ount you can secure a bottle ol
Monday was labor day but as it
H ickory B ark Cough Remedy, that
rained there was but little labor in
See advertism ent of the naie now
is guaranteed to cure or money re
on by the Moro Com m ercial Com-
S^prtnan county.
funded?’* Price 26c, 50c and 91.00
panv,
M rs Cushm an left Moro Sunday
per bottle. Fur sale at Muro P h a rm
on a trip ot several weeks, which is
, W om an help wanted. For partic acy, and dealers everyw here.
G ranitw are, Tinw are,
E H H a rrim a n spent seven hours
io P ortland Satu rd ay, aud made at
at home.
this week to accompany Mrs M o D
home from the hospital yesterday
th*e State Superintendt’s convention. with, a bright new eon. A ll are gel
ling along very nicely.
Mrs B expects to return w ith him.
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A lbert Woods’ combine pulled in
Mrs A J Adam s w ill entertain her
on the 4ih after having a run of 27
Sunday School class at the manse,
days, harvesting 1,000 acres for Ira
S aturday at 2:30 p m. Ioe cream
ber insert, Observer Book Store.
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J.-R . Morgan
Prof W C B ryant left fo a ^ a le m
W ednesday,and while away w ill at-
T lie
G. E. Thompson
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least one verbal promise for every
hour there, of railw ays to be com
pleted “ as soon as conditions ju s ti
O W A x te ll has the finest line of
fied.” T|>e first projsot mentioned
lineoleura, carpet, rug», etc, to be
is the line into C entral Oregon, route
seen in Sherman county.
not given. Now w hat do you know
Prof Wimberly and family arrived about it?
from Nebraska th ‘a week. Prof W
h»s been engaged to teach the school
a t Kent.
erage throughout.
MORO COMMERCIAL CO.
Hulse
B ID E L IN E S
before baying
O. W. AXTELL
Moro •
Oregon.
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idle days by-telling j o u r neighbors of the good
qualities of The Observer.
If you can’t get their »ub-
scriptions, send us their addresses and we will send
them sample copies. We pay for all solicitiag jess dm
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