Sherman County observer., January 15, 1909, Image 2

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The
O b se r v e r . I Wise
■ • r * « llr a f f id a i r« p « r.
o r r io u L r * r i s
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im ía
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1 M O H O , OR B O O N .
old Man-fioldwin Smith and his Christmas
Message ta His Fellow Man.
C. L. I mxland ..................... M anager
0. C. I rxland ,E ditor
At 86 years of age Goldwin Smith sends from his To­
ronto home to the Cornell tJniversity Era the most notable
Christmas
messages of the year for hopeful humanity. Re­
.J
an
15,
100ÍI
FRIDAY
viewing his remembered 80 years, he finds covered by them
Church and Society notice« FREE, ex
the whole period of the resistless insweeping tide of democ­
cept when for money making purpose«.
H»»ch notice« at regular rate« at the option racy which has so completely overborne the reactionary
of the publisher«.
Metternichism that cursed Europe ufter Napoleon’s down­
before coming to the city to trade read­
er« are reuue*ted to examine TheObsei ver fall; which has invaded even the ‘stagnant East’ and left
advertising column«. It« the active, wide­
awake hu«ine«« man who advertUe«, con- the United States “almost in the rearguard” of democracy.
Aenuently he 1» the mo«t accommodating,
•ell« the cheape*t, and deal» the mo«t lib­
erally in every way
We will not be responsible for the
neglect of aubecrilwra to notify us of
change« in their address. Nor w ill the
uoti&cationof a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Removed" settle the bill of
a delinquent.
Send for advertising rates.
When was a youngster more frig
id in Oregon than this same 11)09!
When more welcome!
l’rof. Smith’s 80 remembered years have seen the en­
tire period of the development of steam railways, an in­
vention which has so powerfully aided free thought and
free institutions. They have included the religious revo­
lution in the world of intellect, which he thus summarizes:
“The child when still a youth heard a great pro­
fessor oi ph ysical science struggling to reconcile
geology with Genesis. Now he reads the work of
a religious writer such as Gladstone, struggling to
reconcile Genesis with geology.”
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Borax, gypsum and salt, are pari
of the product« of Central Oregon
to be developed this year in north­
ern Lake county.
Seud The Observer to your aliseui
friends. It is better thau a letter,
and gives all the home news. Four
months for 50c
A Florida gardener has produced
a combination cucumber orange.
Bat who wants to spoil a cucumber
with orangism and endow mii orange
with picklish qualities!
Plenty of roof-garden opportuni
ty now for exercise with thè suow
ahovel; and it is an opportuni!)
tbat shonld not be neglected, as thè
Chinook will amasti ihings if it is.*
The United States battleships
Louisiana and Virginia arrived at
Beirut, Syria, last Friday, hut in
oonsequence of the plague which
prevails there left immediately for
Smyrnfc, Turkjey.
Gov. Chamberlain lias issued a
proclamation to all the mayors
Oregon, asking that a committee
be appointed io each eity to solicit
subscriptions for the aid of the Ital
ian earthquake sufferers. It is hop
ed that our Moro citizens will do all
they can to help the good cause.
£ . F. Ballard, who settled Bal
lards landing, 60 miles south of
Lewiston on Snake river, 50 years
ago, rode^oto Baker city on the
construction train from the mouth
of Powder river Isst week. How
true that everything comes to Til m
who waits. Ballard has now trav­
eled the overland sage brush trail
the last time oo horseback,
tar.,.-- .
Fight Igaiost Tuberculosis Last Year
ia Aid of Hunanity.
-—ArTniRioB deHars—in rôund numbers was spent in the
nited States last year in the campaign against tubérculo
sis, according to the annual report of the National Associe
ation for the Prevention and Study of Tuberculosis. The
fight has been the most successful, the best organized and
far reaching in the history of medicine. All classes of peo­
ple are taking Up the crusade, including labor unions,
churches and laymen. An important factor was the work
of the Red Cross, with its millions of stamps, and the In
ternational Exhibit,-held first at Washington city, and now
open in Philadelphia, impressed upon thousands the ne­
cessity of properly, combatting the disease. During 1908
more institutions and organizations for the cure of tubero«
ulosis were established than the total number of such in­
stitutions in existence prior to January 1st one year ago.
Notes and News from Salem.
The tegis'mture met on time, and
Hon Jay Bowennan was chosen by
unanimous vote as pres dent o’ the
senate.
Hon C N McArthur was also
unanimou-ly chosen speaker of the
house, and .both branches having
duly organized the assembly pro-
teed ed to business like a man de
Ohio newspapers are gettiug dow n lermined to do something worthy of
to a business basis. They have the hour.
agreed that hereafter they will de
d in e publishing any stuff, either
The Oregon Electoral college com­
for prohibitionists or liquor dealers posed of R K Butler of Condon; A
unless paid for at advertising rates.- C Manners, Frank Miller, and J D
The drys claim that the newspapers Lee; met and cast the vote of Oregon
should donate space to their cause, for William 11 Taft for president
because Itis a moral issue, while at and James Schoolcraft Sherman for
the same time the prohis are ooto vice-pres dent of the United States,
nous borrowers of newspaj>ers and lion K R Butler w >s elected messin-
the wets have excellent pressagents. ger to carry the sealed ballot to the
Newspapers are coming to realize president of the senate at Washing­
the fact tbat their space is their ton city.
,
living, and not to l»e given away
wholesale, all for charity.
It will t»e good news to the farm
era to hear that the Moro Hardware
M o r n in g O re g o n ia n : A f t e r a llo w ­ and Implement company will in
in g them selves to be s h u t n p for future l>e able to supply all Holt
s e veral days b y a l i t t l e snow , lik e a Combine Harvester extras
b u n ch o f sick and Itedraghwl c h io k -
land a re
a g a in .
lie g iu n in g
to m ove alio n t
It is asto nish ing w ith w hat
a p ara lys is a litt le snow w ill s tr ik e
our
|M*tiple
l'li> v
I u d d le
u p at
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Regius Professor at Oxford, tutor of a king, champion
of the North in our Civil War, author with more than 20
valuable historical and political works to his credit, early
active in the broadening of modern education, sage of
Canada, Prof. Smith is perhaps the most distinguished liv­
ing proof that the hurrying world has use for wiseold men.
Dr. Wayaou of Honolulu, who
has devoted much time and atten
tion to the study of leprosy, has
announced the restoration to health
of a patient of his sfflicted with the
disease. Desirous of observing other
cases, the co uno* of treatment will
not be made public at present.
eus in a coop, th e )>eople o f P o rt­
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Rut finer than any word of his is the example of a
great man who retains his youthful ardor of intellect at an
age when the few who attain it are generally atrophied into
an unthinking conservatism, and who turns his “keen, un­
troubled gaze” with buoyant hopefulness upon the prob­
lems of the time. The present day hears no wiser words
than the letters, framed with the golden gift of brevity, in­
stinct with faith in facts and in tU . good will of the-people
which thjs veteran scholar of three nations still contributes
to the press. ” .
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In The Rose City this week 65
cents per dozen is the lien’s medal
for the return of prosperity, but the
price doesn't all go with the medal
F av a r S o re s .
Fever sore«aud old chronic sores shud
not l»e liealod em irefyfbut shuld Iw kept
in beahhy condition. This can be done
by app ly in g C b a.p tierlsln ’s Halve; this
salve has no superior for Ibis purpose;
It Is also most excellent for chspped
hauds.sore nipples, burns and diseases
of the skin. For sale by Moro Pharm acy
T h * L pca I Ghuvehea
M o ro P roo kyto rio n C hw reh.
Services in Moro Pre byterian
church next Sunday, Morning and
evening.
Sunday school at ID a ta.
A- J. A dams , Pastor.
M o ro M . E . C h are h
Regular services every Sunday,
a t 11 a ra. Rev. Perry Chandler,
Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m.
P H Buxton, Supt.
W O M EN S W OES'
M o ro W arn en oro F in din g R o llo f a t
I l do«« ««**■□ i I hot women have more
than a fair share <>f the aches and pain
(h a t afflict h u m a n ity ; they mu«( 'keep
up,’ must attend to 4 u tlre In aplto o f
constantly aoblng hacks, o r headaches,
dizzy »pella, bearing dowu pains; thoy
miMi stoop over when to stoop means
torture; llie y must w alk and bend and
work w ith racking paitiaand m an y an
ache w ith kidney Ills. K idneys cause
iu**rc h u H'« rii g than any o th er organ o f
the body. Keep the kidneys w ell and
health la easily m aintained. Read of a
remedy for kidneys only tb a t helps and
cures the kidneys.
Mrs John Mai hews, 717 East F irs t St,
T he l>aiie*, O r, miys: “ A severe cold
which m-ti led on my kidneys weakened
th<we organs, cau.-d ng me much suffer­
ing
My hack he«auie so weak th a t I
O' mi Id not stand erect a< d I was also an­
noy» d by the irreg u larity of the kidney
secretions When D oan’s K id n e y 1'lils
were brought to m y atteutio n I procur­
ed a tatx sod they proved to be Just the
remedy needed. I wsa q u ickly restored
to perfect ticalth end have had no re­
turn of the trouble.”
hom e am i cuss the m ilk man and the
R e iti
E s ta te
t h e ir o w n
c o u n try ; m»r ilie H « i
•'A e r e e
d e iru c tm n
w ith
of
lliin e
le d
m lv e r s s r j
Im g« attyl m i
trouble. M y children are sulject to croup
There a re d isad van tag e« in liv in g «-rubes in the oi l D ie k m a ii s lis e k r, hut N e w D iw overy q uickly cures every
!■ th e p in e A pple b e lt.
I here was th e C ity H o te l, and o ilie r v ile lene a ll a rk ." K n ow n the world over as (he
enow iu Portltfhd frequent h , Iw fo re | iiieiits held as a disg race by mm K lu g of Iliro a l and lung remedies Hold
under guarantee a t6 fo and |l;tr1a' bot­
Il became the rose city.
« « i d e n t ow ners.
tle free, at Moro Pharm acy. ,
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T h e O b s e rv e r w ill p u b lis h
a fu ll a n d c o m p le te series
o f tru e life s to rie s e n title d
Single seated sleigh, in good or­
der, complete with pole, neck-yoke,
single and double trees. Will be
sold cUeap, with or without the fix­
ings.
0 . L I reland ,
Moro, Oregon
New Entirely. .
Convientto Business
PRICES R E A S O N A B L E
We have several parties who Conducted on Best Principles
are looking for homestead locations
or relinquishments, also some good
t a m « i * r e l « l T r * a « « « .Ilc lia S
timber claims. If you know of any
good homestead or tiipber claims, it
will pay you to write to us. Ad­
dress
A etna R ealty C o .,
225 Failing Building,
tfs4-30V]
Portland, Or
W hen
In
F U R N IT U R E
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...A N D ...
STO P
C o r n e r 7 th a n d S ta r k S tr e e ts .
My Motto Is
ft Is new and Its room« are provided with
running waier and long distance tele­
phones. European plan. Rate«
$1 per day and upward
Highest priced room $8
per day.
Q uick
Haire and
Hm all Profit«.
L iv e and I^et L iv e .'
Call aud E x a m in e
M y Htoek o f
F U B N IT U B E
and
H ID E L IN E H
before buying
M *ro, n Hiigp at
M oro
G20 « c i » h 2 '. uii'e^ I o iiii M ota, 400
acre« fufm t V <t; p t e n t y - f W Hi»'t, 'very
good Improvement«. » an give i, b u je r
good lertun on thia tract
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Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
( baa. W rig h t, Prreldi nt.
M. C. IMrklflMon,
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Manager.
Esmond Hotel
Oregon.
P ro tlan d , O reg o n .
Wm. Rudolf
820 acre« eaal ot M otikiam l;
III take
part tiade, or w ill tuke | I 7 . pr acre <-aab
AT
Hotel Oregon
UNDERTAKING
0. W. A X TE LL
145 Mcrve, j tilin g
15,000,
GRASS VALLEY, ORC
Information Wanted,
S n a p s
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OSCAR
ANDKItSON
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MANAUKM
First street, Strong b rick,. Moro, Ore.
640 acres, the lieet Improved fum i in
the con ntj ; bouaee- at $2,500, b «rn :.nd J
w ater worka co«( $2,500; nice lawn and i
good nuitioiiaes of all kind«, for
per
acre. O n ly one mile to huul grtdn io
m arket; $4 000 down, il.e tutlam-e nn
good terms.
t e r b i aai-Morrian Streets
Confectionery
Cigars, Tobaccos
1 Billiard and Pool Tables
I have a farm lu Morrow county <*on-
sialing o f 727% acres; utaal w he:«t itu.d ’
plenty of water; 1% ini'e from poat j
office. $20 per acre
W oubl en't-rndn j
ail exchange propoaiiion.
Free bus to and from trains
Rates by the day,
6 0 c, 7 6 c , S I . 0 0 , S I .6 0 , S 2 .
European Plan
Ice cold d iiu k a aud Ice «ream iu sea-
Hon. Hods water, bottled aud fountain,
always on hand.
480 acres at $30 |>er acre, plenty < I j
wu'er, go'xl liouae and barn, i« in •»»»••
of the beat liN-alliiewln Sbennun c>unly '
Tina la one c f the l eat bargafinr I have.
n », •• >«►;*
J a m e s
320 Acres, n N go »d farm land a*« there j
ia in Hbenn in coim iy, for $11.200 on
eaaj terma; 1% m ib a fro in staliou, g «si
well <>f water, fair bouse aud barn.
A Good Clean
t
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Vasco, Oregon.
«K
Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
- \ Oregon.
l< n st.
$
120 Acre«, near Moro; w ill sell cheap
T h e im p n iv i n cuts alone are w orth all
that la a»-ked for this place. P le n ty of
w ater; good 2 story bouse, good barn
am i btrt-huildlngs, also good orchard. «
Hotel
Pballamoot Livery Co.
S S te w a v tt
"
Family
,
Address: M O RO , OREGON.
»- 820 Acre farm , one o f the beet In the
cciihty, gianl Imuae and baru, w e ll of
w ater, nice orchard; $2,800 d ow n, the
balance on eaa» tcirns a t 6 peroent. In-»
Sidney Johnson, Proprietor.
Every kind of rig to order,
And all orders prompt and satis­
factory at reasonable prices.
* Farmers teams fed ns well as
puty Stock Inspector
they are fed at home, if not better.
Louis Schadewltz, Kent, Oregon
Telephope at our expense.
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160 Acre«, tw o good wella, about 00
acres good farm land, a snap a t $12 00
per acre.
R.
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$2.500 w ill buy one c f the nobbiest
dw elling» in the city of Waaeo. Come
am i see me.
Ceo. E. T h o m p so n
P . H u la e
Moro Hardware and Implement Company
$550 w ill buy a 6-room collage In tbe<.
city of K e n t W ill take a good team I n '
part paym ent.
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House and lot in (he c ity o f G ram
V a lie v ; good w ell
water; know n as
Jbe old H o ld e r place; $:XM) w ill buy IL
KOLT EXTRAS OF ALL KINDS
M<»ro P rop erty.
I can give a man a bargain in c ity
pio|M-rty; $700 w ill buy house, b a rn ,tw o
lots, and about 40 bearing fru it trees.
Call am i see m e for terma.
Earthenware Crocks, jars, Jardineres
$000 00 w ill buy a 9 -room bouse am i
lot; bouse fitted w ith electrio lights am i
patent closet, good location. W ill take
good team as part p a y m e n t
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$550 buys a 5-room 1% story bouae
and 2 Inis; (Mill for terms.
$500 w ill buy 2-story b u ild in g w ith
basement, ’ n good location tor bualnc
O n ly h a lf w hat th e lum ber ooet tb a t la
ill Ibe Im thttng.
I also have tw o houses and lota In
M o w ry ’s A d d iilo n to Moro; w ill sell
cheap. • C$11 tor terms.
,
$5<>0 buys house and tw o lots oppo­
site Moro M . K . ('h u rc b . Easy terms.
$1,600 buy« 5 morp house w ith ba'h
room. Good w ell of w ater aud 12 lota;
w ilt lake part trade
W
. B. McCoy,
F o r P a r tic u la r s a s k
Moro, Oregon.
Lost -Strayed or Stolen.
Horses for Sale.
I h av e several head of w o rk
hoTM-a, nlso »ome h arness; for sale.
Gall oh o r addre«a,
O uarlfb B ullard ,
B y BUFFALO BILL
Illu stra te d b y P arker
A t T he O bserver O ffice
nJ'**«--..
Ve can furnish you everything in our line at any time.
o f th e P la in s
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M oro s B a r b e r S h o p
P o r c e la in
W e will publish th e life sto ry o f the
g reatest sco u t w ho ever lived, relatin g in
vivid language his experiences following
the trail a n d fighting th e Indian, describing
.m any o f th e m ost im p o rta n t engagem ents
of th e U n ited S ta te s tro o p s in th eir long
co n test ag ain st th e red m an for tjie m astery
o f th e plains.
Read Every Story Printed
Only published ¡n Sherman
county by The Observer and
To Buy, Sell or Fxchange that only by arrangement
made with the world fam ­
ous Indian Fighter Scout.
These stories will appear
CoDUBercial Job Priotini ! one each week for several
■VBMV
taOwose
weeks. Don’t miss any.
Dr J R Morgan, Dentist has ar­
late, and The O ie g -e ia h " « »-arrierlC « tn 'c k 'y . « b i l e tin n ì s rl iu ilio w a j ranged his appointments lor Wasco
lrn.ffjl]
Mnnkland,Or
too; and j e t they h aven ’ t e nergy « i li t«ini.’ ’ m th è e xpresn ion j»t m for two weeks in each month liegin-
enough to d tn v e l th e spew o ff th e ir p io to u m l p tulnw nphy o f life ; w li teli, uiug with tlm loth day. The re­
s id e w a lk s , o r e ven nil th e ir trout lik .* s n y p h llo n o p iiy l i u t i IH s ii) maining part of each month lie will
steps, for days to g e th e r
But they gieal in grani fo r com m on e v c ry iìm j lie>t Ilia office in Moro.
Any }wrsnn or persons having
a re Iw g in n in g to s tir ah ut a little u n i * a n d ìip ; lt»-M w ith force t«> th è
hnree«, «uiitle, huucet«, lots or house­
a g a in .
I f th is w eather should I shi p ieseo l w'crtilier ino« ni M iai Intubo*
R a n k F eo llshn ea«
hold go«»'», fof enle, exchange, nr
a m o n th o r six weeks it w m ild h elp l.tlleu o lir even leiH|M»rc<l O egon.
“ W hen attacked by a cough or cold,
pari ire desiring lo buy such prop­
th e m m ig h tily .
T h e re ia s'nil in i m u ’i e h rtu k s liu ilile iin g ly Ir o lli th è or when y o u r throat la »ore, i t is rank
erty, will find T he O rskrvkk a
foolishness
to
take
any
other
medicine
o a r people, but it takes tire in m. li cobi Mini ih c M iio w . f i is b ere ; gì ve
go«,«! mniiiint for advertising and
flo a t.
Hoow , h o w e v e r. W ill do as it » w 'c o iu e ; d u «■* fo r i t and I m » m il (tian D r Kings N e w D heuvery” saysC secnriiiK « customer. Try
O Eldridge o f K m pire.G a “ I b are used
T he O bserver . Moro. Or
v e il. O n ly .d ra w ln w k is ih a i am*w ' m it ,i« m uch as to n poredhly can
New Discovery 7 year« and I kuow It is
doesn't come often enough. The «*, an i It...! h.ink fin fo r th e p ro m is e lh e best remedy on earth for coughs and
Swedes are never suow«d u p -in
f a h iM iiitifiil c ro p , a m i fo r th e enMs, croup am i all iliro a l and lung
postm an, if t in y s lm u h L b e a litt le
With last Issue
Vinton Hotel
Sleigh for Sale.
For^aale by a ll dculere.
Price 50
cents.
F o n itr-M ilh m n Co., B uffalo,
N ew Y o rk , sole ageula for the U nited
Stale«.
Reiueiutn-r I he oant»— Doane—uud
tsk«* no ot tier.
From my furm, known ns the
Ladies’ Aid Society, every Thurs­
day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs J E Pen land place, abouk 10 miles cast
of Moro, n Black Mare with dark
Klue, President.
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grey mane and tail, rangy built,
weight about 1050 lh«.
A S p ra in e d A n kle .
A reward of $5 will bo paid for
As a ru le s man wHI feel well sailntiod recovery, or Hiiighle reward for in-
If he own hobble around on crutches In fonnatlon that will lead to recovery.
tw o or three weeks after spraining bis 0>ll on pr address
ankle.and It 1s often tw o or three m onth
4,
H. R R elsiiek ,
before he is b illy recovered. T h is im an tf-322]’ '
Klonkland, Or
unnecessary lore of tim e, as by applying
O hsm berlalu’s L in im e n t as d lrw te d , a
cure m ay a«a rule beefected in less than*
one week’s tim e, and In m any case« in
three days bold by Moro Pharm acy.
BEGINNING
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Tuba.
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Agent for the Best Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office J
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MORO
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MORO, OREGON.
LIVERY, FEED ANO SALE STA B LES.
J* M. DUNAHOO, Proprietor and Manager.
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T< <1 ’ w»« from T h « D ali« « or abv Htu-rmun oonnly point«
onr «zpnnre
H e rrin *
fn rm .h n d to or from Moro ta «ny point«.
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