If a small boy ia quiet his mother
wonder« what ails him.
Few farmers realize what it ootta
to be rough with tbe oowa.
Prices Lowest,
Styles Newest.
Quality Right.
Convince yourselves ot these facts by
inspecting our new and complete lines of
' S ilk and H eatherbloom P etticoats
S hirt W aists . S kirts ,
M uslin U nderwear . S hoes . O xfords
We call your special attention to our new importations
of Laces, Embroideries, Net Waistings, and Veilings.
D e w G o o d s A r r i v in g D a ily .
MORO COMMERCIAL CO.
S
The
O b se r v e r
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FRIDAY
.F eb . 19, 1909
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at
A B Wolfard’s, Bigg*.
Don’t borrow The Obeerver. Sub­
scribe, and have it your own.
New stock of double tree*, clevis­
es, chain, etc., a t Moro Hardware
and Implement Co. See adv.
See W H Ragsdale for bargains io<
Sherman oonnty farm lands. Money
to loan on farms.
,
— 1 ~r
pencils, 10 oents per dozen, rub­
ber ineert, Observer Book Store.
Counterfeit $5 and 1 10 gold pieces
are being passed throughout Oregon
and Washington. The dates are
1901 and 1903. In outward appear
ance the coin ie so practically per
feet as to completely bailie special
details of secret service men. After
shedding two of the lens on a Dalles
oity dealer named Turner, the vio
tim met and accused the thieves
and got a good ten back for one of
tbe counterfeits, and then they got
away in the dark Saturday night,
walking out of town, as all trains
were ( searched. Mr Turnaf dga
cribes them as C J Clark, abont 30
rears of age, heavy set, nearly 6-ft.
tall, sallow, dark complexion; tbe
other man, both registering at tbe
Skibbe, went by tbe name of A L
Davis, aged about 24 years, slight
of stature, light complexion baviog
a scar aorosa bis right cheek. Both
were well dressed in black suite and
wore Derby bats. Tbe coins are of
very base metal and have absolutely
no ring. Tbe plating is extremely
thin, and tbe milling oan be rubbed
off on a bard surface.
Wedding stationery, and litera­
ture for all social function*, at The
Type-writer paper at The Observ­
Obeerver Book Store.
er office.
Ladies Fancy Note Paper, large
All Hags are up today around tbe
assortment with envelopes to mateb, at Tha
Observer Book «lore.
inks, mucilage, oards, envelopes,
paper of every kind, tablets, every style, at
The Observar Book Store. ~
world, in memory of Lincoln. - ,—~
Freeh sup ply of genuine carbolen-
ium just opened at tbeObeerver Book
Store.
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders,
pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the
latest, safest and best, Observer
Obeerver Book Store.
Book Store.
Our “ ads” attract attention and
The Moro Hardware and Imple­
advertise. When you get our ad­
ment Co have received a full line of
vertising, you get business!,ringer*.
spring hardware.
We have the prettleet patterns of
Situation Wanted. As house keep­
Haviland China dinner sets ever
er. For information address lock
shown in Sherman oounty, which
box 18, Moro, Oregon.
we are making a special price on.
Superior round nickel tipped and
Don’t buy until you see it and get
rubber
top pencils, two-for-6-oent*
our prioe*. L W Roes, Jeweler.
and some for 10 cts per dot., at tbe
Buy the genUioe imported aven- Observer Book Store.
erioue carbolinenm; the imitation
Old type makes the very beet of
being offered is only a temporary Babbitt metal. We have it for sale
remedy if at all. I! genuine one and when you need any call at The
application lasts for ail time, Ask Observer office. Price is right.
io see our sealed pac/igee. The
E C Davis, proprietor of the Gras*
Obeerver Book Store.
Valley Barn, promptly attends all
A sure cure, and one you can de­ calls, day or night. Animals given
pend upon, is Hickory Bark Cough the very best of care. Charges are
Remedy; a sure cure, and its pure! right.
'
Use it for all lung trouble, coughe,
The nobbiest, cheapest and beet
colds, hoarseness and sore throat. barness, and a full line of harness
For sale by Moro Pharmacy and extra*, now on sale by tbe Moro
first class dealers everywhere.
Hardware and Implement Cd. Fix
When in Wasco don’t fail to see
onr stock of bracelets, the latest out.
L W Roes, Wasco Jeweler.
If you want to buy read The Ob­
server. If you want to sell adver-
ties in it.
Something new, freeh and dell-
oious. Canned pumpkin, at Moro
Commercial Co.
Avenariue Carbolineum ie a germ
destrover. Decay being a germ, It
deetroye^be cause of decay in poets
or timber. Tbs US.Upvernment,
the ORNCo., Multnomah county,
and oity of Portland, are making
general use of it on bridge timben,
•io It ie the best chicken hoe de­
stroyer on the market and will
sweeten and preserve a water trough
pig pen, stable, etc., and keep away
file* It is a guaranteed »Tticle.
The Obeerver Book Store is distrib­
utor of the pure article in bherman
county.
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St Valentine’s day was celebrated
by 60 people, at a party given by
Mr and Mrs Martin Wise Saturday
evening, at their borne south east of
Moro. Tbe parlor was beautifully
decorated in red; tbe sitting and
dining rooms in green and white. A
Valentine poet-office box was erected
in tbe ball and about 200 valentines
both home made and comic, were
distributed during the evening.
Mice Bessie Watkins received first
prize, and Mr M Thompson 2d, in a
candy heart bunt. Many other
games were played during the even­
ing. Dainty refreshments were serv­
ed at midnight. Tbe your g people
departed late, dealaring they bad
tbe most successful party of tbe sea­
son, also that Mr and Mrs Wise, as­
sisted by Mies Bay ley/ were very
entertaining host and boetese.
Leona Churchill and Cleo John­
son held a Valentine party at tbe
home of Mr and Mrs Wm Rudolf,
Saturday afternoon, at which 24
children were present of ages rang­
ing from 3 to 7 years. Names are:
Jessie Hoskinson, Abbie and Bessie
Mortensen, Alida Douma, Lenora
Ramsey, Otis, Irvis and Ray Mess
inger, Cora Stewart, Gladys and
August Crabtree, Leland Wallan,
Thelma Buxton, Margurite Foss,
Laurel Tomlin, Greeta Freeman,
Evelyn Ragsdale,Opal Powell,Leota
Cal breath, Rosco Moore, Bessie and
Tootsie Aoderson, Clarenee and
Francis Anderson. Tbe children
were well entertained and refresh­
ments were served in ioe cream and
wafers. Red hearts, with the child’s
name on in tinsel, date and year, as
souvenirs. The invitations were in
red ink on white hearts. Little Miss
Cleo is the niece of Mrs Rudolf and
little Mies Leona is tbe daughter of
Mrs Cburohill, who bas worked for
Mrs Rudolf the past 10 months.
The Bherman county High 8chool
up your team rijjht for spring work.
debaters, Dayton Henriobs, Veda
Look over our adv. on this page.
Dunlap and Mae Smith, won the
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contest
Saturday night, in the dis­
; ; A number of my patrons are
cussion
of tbe affirmative with the
; not aware that for some months
Crook
county
High School debaters,
;; past the Moro Commercial Co.
Walford
Belknap,
Frank LaFollette
‘ has had my bread on sale; any
and David Pickett. The question
; ; purchases of bread at this
was: “Resolved, That tbe federal
; J store will be appreciated by
government should estahlieb a par
•* Mr*< E. Anderson.
cels poBt In connection with the poa-
tal syetem.” Judges were Rev Her­
|.| | | 111 1'H II1 H » H » I|I l'M 'M -l' bert White, Prof Young and Mrs US
The way traina connect at Biggs Dodge, all of Dalles oity. An inter­
now, passengers have ample time ested audience listened to the debate
both coming and going, for an extra impartially applauding each team.
Besides tbe debates an exceptionally
oioe dinner at The Biggs, with Mr fine program was most happily ren­
and Mrs JJ Heekard. Don’t forget dered, and the utmost good feeling
The Biggs, in your travels; there is prevailed. By understanding pre­
time enough. Tbe table is supplied viously agreed upon, th l winning
with everything nioe, and the rooms team will meet the Umatilla oounty
team at a date to be fixed at Pen­
are new. neat and clean. ,
dleton.
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A Cough R em ed y th a t C ures.
H ickory B ark Cough Remedy, made
For th a t T e rrib le Ito h ln g -
by the H ickory Bark Cough Remedy
Ezem a,tetter and salt rbeum keep the Co, of W a lla W alla, Wash, guaranteed
vic tim In perpetual torm ent TbeappU - to be-pure; guaranteed to cure your
cation of Cham berlain’» Halve w ill In cough, or money refunded; guaranteed
• U n t ly allay thia Itching, and m any to m ake a friend of you. For tale by
have been cured by its uae. For aal* Moro Pharm acy, and flrat clam dealers
by Moro Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs George Hennagin
gave an elaborate dinner Sunday
in honor of Mr and Mrs Wm Ru­
dolf’s 8th wedding anniversary, cf
which all tbe relatives and n few
near friends took part. Mr Fuller
and Mies A Huis rendered a few
selections on tbe violin and organ,
followed by tbe grapbopbone. Later
in tbe evening many different games
were introduced, all of which prov­
ed entertaining. Tbe happy crowd
parted at 9 30, wishing Mr and Mrs
Rudolf many such ^anniversaries.
everywhere.
L am e ShoulO ar.
Too much cream for the calf la
about as bad aa too muoh money for
tbe boy.
’
If there ie any more bad weather
ooming to ua, now ia the aooepted
time for it.
Mias Ida Mowry goes to Portland
tomorrow for a visit with relatives
and friends in tbe Rose, oity.
See tbe advertisement of homes
for sale by R P Soheurer. - It will
pay you to look into thia «ale.
Type writer oil, the best 3-in-l.
Lubricates, oleans and polishes,
prevents rust. Try it The Observer
Book Store.
It seemed impossible, back in tbe
dark days of 1893 94, but dollar
wheat ie a pleasing Inland Empire
reality at last.
ALW AYS
BAD.
T h e Beet of S eeks e re Be« W h en
Aohlng an« M e re People K n ew It .
A bad back is always bed.
Rad at u lg ht when bed tim e comes.
Juat aa bad In the m orning.
E ver try Doan's K id n e y Pills for It?
Know they cure beck ache;
Cure every kidney 111?
E W M ldlem , 410 M ain street, Oregon
oity, Or, says: “ About alx mouths ago
klduey and bladder troubles caused me
great eull'erlug. I tried m any remedies
also a doctor’s prescription but was not
twueflted. I knew m y kidneys were
disordered by the irregularity and un­
natural ap;»earauoe of the eecretiona.
I dually uaed Doan’s K ld uey Pills and
after I had takeu the oontente of one
box, all symptoms of m y trouble had
dieappeared. I give thia remedy m y
highest endorsem ent”
For eale by all dealers.
Price 60
ceuta.
Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
New Y o rk , sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tbe name— Doane—and
take no other.
T r y tbe Tough Enough overalls,
Advance shipment of boys’ wash
all sizes. Best quality for the least
auits and waista, juat received by money, Moro Commercial Co.
Moro Commercial Company, inolude
Several teachers, and some who
crash, Bedford oord, Cbambray, etc
would be teachers, invaded this oity
Sherman county hens are getting
last week at tbe regular examina­
busy. This winter the bens have
tions.
taught the lesson that anybody can
The marriage of B W Anson and
keep bene,but not anybody oan have
Miss
Myra Stanton ocourred last
bens keep him.
week at Wasco. Tbe Observer ex­
The Supreme court decision rela­
tends congratulations.
tive to saloon licenses at Condon,
For chilblains wash your feet in
leaves tbe matter about tbe same as
water
that potatoes with jackets on
it stoo^ when Judge Littlefield ren
have
been
boiled in and your ohll-
dered bis decision last Ju lj.
blains will disappear at onoe.
New supply of muslins, cambrics
Paderwski gets $6,000 when he
India Boons, and all staples in dry
good s and notions at Moro’s Big spirts a finger nail; the ordinary man
gets a bit of a rag and a scolding
Store.
for stupidity when be smashes bi*
Tomorrow ie tbe date fixed for or­
thumb.
ganizing a Sherman county Devel­
AU who have inspected the new
opment League. A meeting ie to
be held for that purpose at tbe opera stock of laces and embroideries ai
bouse in Wasco. Make an effort to tbe Moro Commercial Company’s,
pronounce it tbe finest ever shown
be there if possible.
in the county.
The legislative assembly at Salem
will adjourn sine die at 2 p m to­
morrow.
Tbe next meeting of the Dorcas
Society, Wednesday, 24th, will beat
Mr« Selle.
First showing of Ladies’ floe Tai­
lored suite and ekirte, at the Moro
Commercial Company«.
Some of the beet patterns ever
shown in ginghams, lOo and 12}4o
per yard, at the Moro Com Co.
Four inohee of enow last week,
and warm showers daily Bine«* have
been greatfully appreciated io this
oounty. 7
C h aiW berlaln 'a Cough R em edy
Tbe Moat Popular Because lt la The Beat
“ I have sold C h am berlain ’s Cough
Remedy for 8 years past and find It to be
one of tbe beet tellin g medlciueaon the
m arket; for babtenand young children
there I* nothing better In the line of
oough remedies,” said Paul A llen, Plain
^Dealing, L a . Thia remedy not only
by Moro Pharmacy.
i
Buying for cash is a great advantage to us because
we save whatever trade discount there is. >
Something entirely out of tbe or­
dinary is oanned pineapple for less
than 26c a can. Tbe Moro Commer­
cial Co is offering a bargain for your
Christmas dinner at 16c a can.Good
buying did the trick.
From tbe month of January the
125 chickens of a mao near Junction
brought $41, and three oows and a
heifer brought io $44 for the same
month. Another man has three
cows that yield a revenue on an
average of $16 per month per head.
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tracted in the credit system. >
O u r prices will convince you that w e are hewing
c’ose to the line.
W e C o r d ia lly
N o lle lt l o u r
I - X3- H su rd A rx
■ h
m m b m s im b m m
r a tro a a g e .
Zoxo, O i o g o n
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Repair to us for Repairs.
W e m ake a apeclalty of repairing w a t­
ches, eyeglamea, spectacles and optical
W e have the tools and material«
and «kill to Insure good work.
I f you have any Jewelry you cannot
wear bring It here, and we w ill repair It
you can not tell It from new. W e dont
hang your watch up for a week or ao and
then charge >ou for cleaning It. W e clean
it and guarantee it for a year w ith o rd in ­
ary ueage.
About 30 members of Moro Re­
becca lodge were visitors to Grass
Valley lodge, at a reception given
Wednesday evening.
L W Ross, tbe expert jeweler of
Sherman oounty, made a trip over
the C S Ry this week, making the
regular inspection of railway era
ployes watobes, now demanded by
tbe oompany.
>
Selling for cash is a great advantage to you for you
do not have to help pay any bad debts apt to be con­
Judge E V Littlefield and C L
Ireland of TbeObeerver, are in The
Dalles today as judges in a joint
high sohool debate.
At the executive oommittee meet­
ing of the 8berman oounty field
meet association, a oompyt^ee of
Moro oitixens notified the association
mat steps are ngw being taken to
build a new ball in this city capa­
ble of accommodating them next
- N e ig h b o rh o o d F a v o r ite .
To preserve Dr MoLougblin’s old June.
Mrs K D C harles, of Harbor, Me, says Oregon oity home, $1,200 was asked
For the first time sinoe the Sher­
of Electric B itte r*,“ I t is a neighborhood from the state treasury. Undoubt­
man county field meet was organ­
favorite here w ith us.” I t gives quick re
edly what is left of the old shack ia.
lief In dyspepsia,liver oom plalnt kidney
ised school districts oqtside of the
derangements, m a ln u tritio n , nervous­ in need of fumigation.
principal sobools have asked to par­
ness weakness and general d e b ility H b
“ A chicken raiser in New York bas ticipate in the meet. This is grati-
action on the blood,«a a thorough puri­
found that tbe way to make bena f)iog to the executive committee,
fier makes It specially useful aa a spring
medicine. T hia grand alterative tonic lay during winter is to paint tbe and as soon as details oan be work­
ia aold under guarantee at Moro P h a rm ­ ben bouses green. He is tbe tower­ ed out so as to allow it, any district
acy, 50c.
ing genius for whom the world ha* so desiring, may he able to partici­
been waiting these 6,000 years.
pate. A M Wright and A C Thomp­
It gets td be an old story to read
Tbe once famous Oregon Bakery son were tbe delegatee representing
every year about the importance of at Dalles city, has passed into tbe their respective aohoola.
buying good seed; and yet, thous bands of Miss Bertha Keller, who . The 26th wedding anniversary,
anda of aien imagine they are not loe was one of tbe groupe that made it* surprise party, was celebrated at tbe
ing money by it. Henry Howell ia past fine record, and understanding home of Mr and MrsC G Huis, in
not one of that kind, however. He tbe business thoroughly, will restore honor of their silver wedding. Over
was in Moro Monday, and bought It.
30 persona were present, including
180 sacks of tested blue stem for
Mange is a distressing affliction the Ladiee Aid and busbauds and a
spring sowing. Mr Howell baa 60
that should never be permitted to few near friends. Tbe surprise was
acres seeded to tbe Dufur White
retain a place on any farm. It may complete, and after the guests were
Irish Barley, a local name for it—
he easily cured: Rub on oil of tar seated Judge Duoabfe performed
but a most wonderfully prolific pro­
one ounoe and whale oil two ounces the oeremony whictf ^gkin united
ducer. Tbe Dufur White Irishman
or yi-Ib each of tar and sulphur and them as man and wife. After«the
who christened this barley, netted
Hb each of soap and alcohol. In oeremony the happy couple were
12,500 last year off 60 acres of it.
11 cases boil all blankets and with presented with a handsome silver
The crop growing on Mr Howell’s
strong solution of caustio potash tea set, and numerous other silver
place this year will be placed on tbe
treat
all woodwork, harness,brushes, articles needed to nicely set a tabje
market for seed.
combs, and whatever is possibly in­ on state oooasions, presented by their
1 H -H -H -W -4 -4 -H -H -I-+ + -H -H -1 -H -
friends. Following congratulations
** Wanted to rent a small farm ’ ’ fected with the germs of mange.
all repaired to tbe dining room,
” near town, with outfit, address I
where ample justioe was done to a
•• lock box 48, Moro, Oregon.
’ ï h e Local O&ute&ea
bountiful supper. Muslo was dis
W W I 1 4 IH 4
parsed throughout the evening by
M o re F re a b y te rla n C h u ro h .
A Society Event of unusual inter­
Messrs Don Wheat and Ray Hulse.
Services in Moro Presbyterian Mrs Don Wheat sang a piece espe­
est was celebrated at “Cherrycroft,”
the residence of our Pioneer friend* church every Lord’s day, morning cially selected for the oooaaion en­
Moro, J B Mowry and wife, last and evening. Reception of mem­ titled “Peggy Mine,” after whioh she
bers at the morning service should
Saturday afternoon, tbe occasion there he any who deeire to identify responded to two enoores. A guess
being tbe 32d anniversary of their themselves with this division of the ing game resulted in prizes to Joe
marriage. Miss Ida bad planned Lord’s army.
Hendrioks, Jeanette Rutledge and
A cordial welcome to all.
and carried out a complete surprise
A. J. A dams , Pastor. Mrs MoKean. Other amusements
and Mama was not apprised until
entertained the oompany pleasantly
M on klan « P re s b y te ria n C h uroh .
tbe guests had arrived. A game of
Regular service at the usual hour until the witching hour of twelve,
needle craft was introduced and
when tbe guests bid Mr and Mrs H.
next
Sunday. Everyone welcome.
proved a success, Mrs James Stew­
good night with thanks for a very
art being tbe lucky number, receiv­
delightful evening spent together,
T h e J u m p in g -o ff P la e e .
ing a handsome Valentine for her
‘Consumption had me In It* grasp; and the wish that they might all
«kill. Sweet strains of music float­ and I had almost reached the jum pln g- again meet them on their golden
ed from the piano, with Mies John- ofl place when I waa advised to try D r anniversary.
as executor, while the bright K in g ’B N e w Dlaoovery; and I w ant to
sunshine poured in at the windows, say rig ht now itaaved m y life. Im prov-
S u fferin g an« D o llars S ave«.
adding brilliancy to tbe handsome m eat began w ith tbe first bottleand a f­ E H Loper, o f M arttla, N Y , aaya, “ 1
ter taking 1 doz. bottles I was a well
decorations and suggesting an omen and happy man again,” aaya George H am a carpenter and have had m any ae
of good luck to our worthy frienda. Moore of Grim esland, N 8 ; as a remedy vere cut* hebled by Bucklen'a Arnica
Mrs McDanel was requested to pre­ for oougha and oolds and healer of Halve; It ha* aaved me Buffering and
d ollan; It la by far the beat healing salve
sent tbe gifts of remembrance, a weak, sore lunge and for preventing I have ever found.” Heals burns, aoree,
pneumonia. N ew Dlaoovery Islup rem e.
handsome out glass dish, and sever-
uloera, fever sores, eczema and piles; 26o
500«fid $1; at Moro Pharm acy; trial hot
smaller article*, all of which the t l e f h f t
at Moro Pharm acy.
guests had provided, which she did
in a most pleasing and appreciative
manner, eliciting a very feeling res­
ponse from Mr* Mowry, Upon re­
ceipt of them. Tbe passing yeap*
seemed but a dav as the richness of
love illumined her face. After nerv­
ing a most delicious lunch, and pre­
senting each individual with a hand
some Valentine sonvenir, the guests
departed, acknowledging a most en­
joyable time.
Thia Is a oommnn form of muscular
rheumatism; no Internal treatment Js
needed; apply Chamberlain’» Liniment
freely 8 time» a day and a quick cure la cures the coughs, oolds and oroup com­
certain; thia liniment haa proven speci­ mon amoug young ohlldreo, but la safe
ally valuable, for mueoular andobronlo and pleasant for them to take, For aale
rheum atism . Sold by Moro Pharm acy.
IT 'S
F. W. Clark, Jeweler, & Optician
T H E D A LL E S , O R EG O N .
R estaurant
and
B a R e r y
M o ro , O reg o n , F. E. D o n h a m , p ro p rieto r
Bread, Fifes and Cakes, always on hand or Baked to Order.»
Lunches and Short Order Meals a Specialty.
M EA LS 2 5 C E N T S AND UPW ARD.
W- P . H u ls e
Ceo. E. T h o m p so n
loro Hardware and Implement Co
Have on hand a comi
stock of
Harness, Harness Extras
Work Harness, leather and chain,
Hack and Buggy Harness, single or double,
Celluloid Rings, Halters, Whips, Robes, Collars, Pads
Every, thing it takes to.fix up a nice team.
We can furnish you everything in our line at any tim e;
)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<
Real Estate Bargains
I have a few bargains in farm land and to w n property to
which I respectfully in v ite a tte n tio n
G40 acres 6f line farm land one mile from Wasco
well improved; $5000 cash, balance on easy terms,
interest at eight per cent.
*
Geo. L. Doyle place, east of Klondike, 480 acres
of fine farm land, all fenced and in cultivation; $12,-
000, cash $3,000, balance on 4*asy terms.
Fine residence property in Wasco with windmill,
cistern, and private water system, five room cottage
near Sandow mill, for $1500; one third cash, balance
on easy terms.
U. B. parsonage property in Wasco for $1200;
one third cash, balance on easy terms.
C a ll a n d acc m e o r w r it e
C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore.
Pittsburg Special ¡Fence
Hog Tight.
Electric Welded;
It's Alwiys Held
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