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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1909)
* ï Th« O b server» ■ , r « C l« » O X I c l a l » * a r r . O v r iO I M . F A F Itn O» »M BH M A M «O H O M O, O K M G O N . CAL. I mklakd ..................... M anagkk O. C. I ukiani »,E ditor March 5, 19il‘J FRIDAY. Church and Society notice» FREE, e x cept when for money making purposes. Such notices at regular rates at the option of the publishers. Before coming to Vfte city to trade read ers are requested to examine 1 heObsei ver advertising columns. It* the active, wide awake business man w ho advertises, con sequently he is tlie most acfotnm »dating, sells the cheapest, and deals the mOsf lib erally In every way We will not be reapolieible fur the neglect o f sutiecri tiers to notify us of changes in tlteir address. Nor will the notification of a Prwtmaster that ih c sn li ter 1 be r has “ Removed” settle the bill of a delinquent. Di»l it ever occq r to you th a t it (xrata no more to produce printing that is pleasing to the eye than the other kiud. The Observer is equipped w ith all m odern facilities for doing good worWnS the very m inim um of oust. 1 ry us w ith an order and if it is uot Execut ed to your jverfecl satisfaction you need not pay lor it. Send fur advertising rates Good bye^ Teddy. Now let the Kilkeimies light mil their own salvatiòif. Friends of the Weston Normal will try to keep it alive until June All politicians cannot he Lincolns but there is no limit to the number that think they are Gov. Henson niqy call a limited session of the assembly to finish a. needed approptiation. The chorus of Panama canal kuockers has dwindled to pianissi mo siuce Mr. Taft returned from the isthmus. S . Pushing.iluuda is a figurative ex pression, but there is uo doubt of King Edward's ability as a lifter of war clouds. Good morning, Judge diaries W Fulton; you sue worthy, well qual ified , and have the promotion. ’ Send The Observer to your atw ut friends. It is better than a letter, and gives all the home news. Four months for 50c. ’1V. •„ Mr. Hettntl and Mr. Haskell re gard each other as politically dead, and there is something to lie said in support of both sides of this con troversy. '* DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE WORK. ing »mile. “How lucky that 1 came out thus before breakfast! I f you The« Sherman County Develop don't mind. I’ll take you home with o-.v My aunt wUl make you very rneut League, recently organized welcome, aud somehow I rather hate by the farmers aud business uieu of to thluk of >»u at our hotel. It’» a Sherman county held a business disgrace to Hlghtown, but we dare not have It better. If It'Were better the meet mg at the court house iu this summer boarder would descend on city Wednesday, March 3d, the us"— circuit court loom being well tided “Ob! Is It jnisslbte any place has es- capedF’ the stranger Interrupted. E n with ineihbei.s. ders smiled agalu. She had a delicious A committee appointed Io wait voice—soft, clear, vibrant, w ith the upon ihe eoiiuty court which was least possible drawl. She wa» dressed very quietly, but very w ell—even his in sessiou, tor aid m adverlitdug m asculine Ignorance was aware o f the the resources o f tlie county, rep >rt fact. “You are doing a dangerous thing," ed that tlie vuuil had set aside $1,- she rau on, ‘‘if you »i>enk true. High- 000 to lie c x jie iid e d a* I lie cxeclh tve town may never get rid of me. l ’u» committee may sec fir. so sick and tired of boarders und all their works." In the iti.iite r o f a u c x tH -rinieiilal They were approaching his owu door. far n, .onhorized by Ihe legislature The stranger somehow sensed the fa c t to lie ina’alieO in E s'eru Or. gt n She shut the laugh from her eyes, the merry curves from her Ups, stood very by the slate and fcihqal govern straight and held out a card to him, meuts jointly, Ih e e x e c u t iv e OOIU suylug primly: “I hope that vouches inittee was iinllpuiz *d to guarantee for me sufficiently. Miss M axwell Is a the experimental farm experts any respectable euough person. Y'oUr name la’’— money, land or improvements de “Enders — Frank Enders — at your service,” Enders said quickly. She sired. gave him a quick look. A fter a sec The so called expert rainmaker, ond or two she said softly, the whim who has operated in Sherman coun sical sm ile again wreathing her lips: ty for two seasons, was set down “I know a lot about you. Mr. Frank Enders. My name child, Doris Clare, upon by the League, and his advo makes you out a sort of cross betw ixt cates were refused the support of a fairy prince and a paladla. For her the League IS » petition to the sake and because you ask no ques tions I’m going to explain. I w as on county court lor $1,500 to carry on the express, which does not stop here, further opeialions this season. Il bound for Pallantrae, a place, I take was the almost unanimous opinion It, about tw enty miles beyond. As I of those present that .Sherman could uot sleep I got up very, very early to find the train standing still, county has in the p isr received too panting and snorting like mad. a mile nine) adverse advertising as a dry or so from your station. A perfidious A Hero of Romance. By MARTHA M’CULLOCH- WILLIAMS. 1 The assessors’ meeting at Salem straightened out the tax muddle iu fine sha|>e. The session was a prof liable one iu many ways to the as sensors in the discussion and ex change of ideas. Every assessor in the state was present. Itememlier the Massachusels tight with the caterpillar. A woffle jie^t than (hat now «threatens the Pacifie Northwest, and every nurseryman in Oregon should co operate with the state boatd of horticulture in ifti efforts to prevent this h h (the brown tailed moth), getting into the country. Tlds lepidnpterous insect is one of t ie worst ,wsts known to fi uit •inc^>s44t ‘Kiust not get a hold any where in the Pacific* Northwest. Enders hud u penchant for new faces. H e could alw ays be depended on to play the gatlnnt to any fair look ing stranger w ithin Illgbtow q gates. He was twenty-seven, well born, uiaa ter o f a moderate fortune and head of a thriving business. Naturally the fair visitor» felt fluttered, even liouored, by hi» attentions, though warnc*d In the outset that uo serious intentions lay behind them. '‘Frank Enders is a g o o se - the moat delightful goose In the world, hut none I the less a goose," auid Mr». Lawton i lady imrauiouut of H lghtown society Baying It was her privilege. She had stood godmother to him and In a way j mothered hhn after hla own mother I'tfled. ‘‘I've no putlence nt all with Frank, the lady would ruu on. "He 1» quick to see the charms, the virtues, o f all the nice girl» I trot out la-fore him yet aggravatlngly experts to Und ev ery one of tho»e charm» and virtue combined In som e ‘Impossible she.’ ” When she said as much to Eudera himself, Il made him laugh heartily He knew the m ot of Aunt IsHlml’i bitterness. She had l>een making matches for Idin since he left off | * I The howlers howled too quick to fasten odium upon the recent atate assembly as throwing good money to the dogs. Revision of the acts shows that it was one of the best, and most economical legislatures that ever met io Salem. Even the Portland Journal, that called alond for the fool killer, after Chamber lain had l>een elected to the United States senate—now admits that the appropriations ! that was in every fool mouth for 2 0 days; is only $90,- 778 more than was voted by the as sembly of 1907. The 01(1 Man of The Oliserver hopes that renewed talk of connoli dating Multnomah county and the city of Portland under one Hystem of government, to lie known as Multnomah, may result iu success The Otmerver Editor, and Mr.Spen cer, cashier of the first trank that opened for business io the Ililrern Ian building, advanced the idea of snch system the«, but ihe sr-iteme of East Hide and West Hide eotHolida tion was upjret most in the minds of the people. Now the proportion is nearer fruitage. With» the ten dency constantly and always to ward increase in the e x p e tid ito re s of the city and eouuly, uselessly, it )■ time that this subject I* taken aerionsly, and a government provi ded for others than .local political hangers ou. ‘IF X o U D on T MIND 1 Lb TAKE VoU HoMg“ w it h n t” rouudubnuts. If he knew his owu mind, he was abtlruc(jy rather anx- ious to be murrltd, but »o far had never »een exactly the woman he would choo»e a» his mute. He had a definite mental im age of rer. Hhe must be alim and young, with eye» Innocent, yet sparkling, und with a rosebud'mouth; bright, bin not bookish; well bred, of course; gracloua, yet with dashes of temper; reverent, gay, even almoat frivolous, »he would one day dance into his heart and stay there always. He believed It firmly; hence there War no thought o f danger, o f anything. Indeed, but a new et|ierlence, when he found him self u ; k > u Illglitown'a main street very early In Ute morning <nntrusted with M tall woiuau, alight and tired looking, wlto held up her hand In arrest, asking Imperatively, “ Will you lake a lone woman alrauded and stranger sotn ew h ere-au yV h ere- so she can get som ething to eatF' ' Certainly,” he said, w ith a reaauur ' F U R N IT U R E Vinton Hotel I Want to Rent President—Co'. C. A. Buckley, Grass Valley; Vice Presidents—R. C. Atwood, Wasco; L. Barnum, Moro; II. M. Shull, Kent; Secretary—George Mowry, Moro; Treasurer— Fred R Fortner, Wasco; KXKCUTIVK COMMITTEE. Moro—L, L. Peetx, A. H. Barnum, Frank Sayra; Grass Valley— F ed Krusow, J. B. Morrison, E. F. Heath; K ent^L . J. G »tea, J. J. Wiley, A. J. Holt; Wasco— E. D. McKee* J. F. Belahee, F. E. Sink. Born. March 2d, to Mr and Mrs Todd, a son. O W Axtell has been confined to his room, with a severe cold, since the 25th Chris Anderson purchased a new buggy this week, from Moro Hard ware and Implement Co. Omar Sayrs has a new disc this week, selected from the stock of the Mnio Hardware and Implement Co I T ’S A L W A Y S BAD. The B ast o f Backs u ra Bad W h an A ching and M o ra Paopla Know It . t all -and E xam in e My Htock o f 4 F U K N (T U B E Conducted on Best Principles and < :« m m e re la l Trw Ae a « llc ii» a H ID E L I N E S before bu ying o. w . AXTELL - M oro W hen In P o r t ia m l Oregon. Wm. Rudolf STO P Toung Stallion for Sale. C orner 7th and Stark S treets. It I* new and II* room* are provided with running water and long dUtanca tele phone*. European plan. Rates $1 per day and upward Htgliest priced room $3 per day. Wright-Dickinson Rem em ber the take no other. fflessinger M. C. Bickinsoii, Manager. Esmond Hotel P ro tlan d , O reg o n . OMCAK ANDKKSON MANAOKM te r t e ad Morrises Street: nam e— Doans—and Dr J R Morgan, Dentist, has ar ranged his appointments for W bbco for two weeks in each month begin ning with the 16th day. The re maining part of each month he will be at his office in Moro. A. G. BOESON Lost Strayed or Stolen. Hotel Co. ( ’lias. W right, President. Will l>e 2 years old in April, and wei.hs 1300 lbs. He is by the great Clydesdale stallion, Young Prince, who weighed 2186 lbs; this M o ro , C re g o n . colt’s dam is Kate, 1600 lbs; she by O i t y L ) r a , y imported Balnunt; grand dam by im ported 'General I,ogan. This colt will make a horse from 1800 to 1900 Express and Freight lbs, and is very smooth, with a Delivered to any Part of the City broad flat back. He will be sold at Piano aud Furniture Moving. For sale by tdl Meaiers. Price 60 a bargain, and on term» to suit res-, cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, ponsible parties. Trunks and Grips Delivered N ew York, sole agents for the U nited R. A. MlfftKAY. , States. To and From all Trains. tf.326] _ Monkland, Or 0- AT Hotel Oregon Iceoold drinka and ice cream In sea- Noii. 8<«la water, buttled aud fountain, a lw ays on band. Free bus to and from trains R ates by tbe day 6 0 c, 7 6 c , $ 1 . 0 0 , S I .5 0 , $ 2 . One light bay mare, 'coming 3 Proprietor of year old, branded with half circh* European Plan over J, thus: j, on left shoulder. Reward w 11 be given for return or A Good Clean Fam ily information as to wberealioutt^ C. E. J ohnson , Draying of all Kinds. Moro, Oi Aunouncement, ia ruade that in tf 326] Trunk« and Grip* Hauled (o and addition to the $26 fare frou» Mina ouri river pointa; $30 50 from Ht. from all trains I »4 k ■ 11 rkltfl 4 kil S V/ll £ lÀk ■ 1S w oaxw ik 4 t 1*9* uiu TJiTJ* CITY DRAY NO. 2 So It had ls«eii the most natural thing in the world’ for Enders to fall In the way of haunting the M axwell house H is uew motor mude nothing of the thirty mile Journey. He found the two Dorises doubly delightful, and for three months at least lapped hls conscience Into believing that Doris, the girl, was the magnet. Then cam e Illumination—sudden and t George M Miller wilbJiave charge fierce. It took* »hupe o f a man, .much of Road Master George E Meloy’s older, much richer than him self, a power Iu the pu blishin g’.world, uo less road miking outfit culinary. The the critical one, A’tio cam e down upon crew is partly filled, enlistments be the dovecote o f u household, fully re ing made until harvest begins. The solved to carry off Doris M axwell al most whether or no. boys who will brace up t3 the pie Doris Clare alm ost chuckled while counter daily are: Harry Ben so a, she confided to Enders the whole story. “It’s »«» funny,” she said. "At Ralph Brisbin, Joe Henrichs, Ed first Colonel Baker was quite conde Tomlin and Nelson Dade. acend lug—courted Aimt Ih>rls with the air o f ‘heaven Is resolved to reward N ear D eath In Big P ond. you, my child. Be duly and truly grateful.’ Then when she said ’No,’ ItV a « a thrilling experienoe to Mrs Ida hardly troubling to say ‘Thank you* Soper to face death. “ For year« a »evere ufter It, lie got des|s*rately earnest lung trouble gave m e inteu»esufferin g’’ nnd remonstrated with her for stand she writes, rtand several tim es nearly ing so much In her own light. caused my death; all remedies failed and “But It was com ic—there's no other word for It—when he began to bluster. doctors said 1 won incurable. Then Dr Still, do you know he alm ost frighten- K ln g’sN ew Discovery brought quick re L L th e real value <*d Aunt Dorla? She rau aw ay from lief and a cure so perm anent I hat I have him- she wfio la so brave. 1 think she not been troubled Iu 12years.” MrsHoper a w a tc h has is in was afraid he would wear out her re live» at Big Pond Pa. It wm k» wonders sistance, he's such a fine, high old in cough» and colds, »ore lung», henmrr the m o v e m e n t— in the Turk, whom nobody ever crossed be hsges, w hooping cough and »11 bronchi m a te ria l, fin is h , a d ju st fore. And to think he's inetaphoric- al affections 60c and $1 al Moro Pliarm ill.v on hL» knees to her now! acy; trial hottie free. m e n t o f th a * t m o v e - " I f only she can bring herself to take h im - but I won’t talk o f that. I daren’t let inyself. It would mean The last of the old Diekman bug m e n t. such a lot tV>- both o f us.” 7'he H oward it the only Amer houses in Moro ha* passed into the No doubt she will take him,” En ican watch alwayt finished and ders said, grinding hls teeth as he ownership of a citizen who haa an walked away. H e was a false proph eye to the lie^ulv of the city,and lie adjusted as a fint movement, at et. Doris sent the colonel aw ay more Mr Ramsey), will proceed tore whatever price it is to be sold— tlum ever disconsolate, hut that did from $35.00 to $150.00. uot hinder him from coming back next, move Ihe shack, which i- neitlnr month, nnd the next, and the nextw. useful nor ornamental. W e are distributors for thia dia« _____ “Why don't you put liftn out o f hls tinctive watch. , misery Iu some fashion T \ Enders ask Carl Peetz is a man ‘after mv own ed o f Miss Maxwell u|*ou the third re turn. She suitled a little sadly. heart ’ He believes that one may ‘There's Just one way to put him out never gtow lo be too old to do good of It,” she said, “and I can't take that; W a to h In s p e c to r foe O R N Co. nd has bought those ghastly Diek- It would l>e too ungrateful.” “Ungrateful! I don’t understand,’’ man shacks opposite high school Enders returned. She looked over Ills campus, and will tear them down head, suylug s o f t ly ; /’! wus a stranger, nnd you t<s>k me In. Mure, you gave and move them into the country me the best breakfast F evqr ate. for hogpens. The leffs will l»e im Wouldn't It Is* bln< k Ingratitude In me proved. _____ ______ IF YOU’VE GOT to turn the colonel’s eyes to Doris? She could console him beautifully—I»e a little ipore money than you need T h e Lurid G low of Doom to hlui a hundred tim es all he b<>|H>a for every-day uses, that’s liable to Wa» seen in the red face, hands and to find in me. And how she would find its way to Wall Street some revel In spending hls money and tyr t»ody of th e little son o f H M A dsnis, of time— “ for goodness* sake” in annising over hlih! But I can’t bring H enrietta. Pa. H ls awful plight from vest l 5 cents o f it in the March m yself to take aw ay your sw eetheart— esetua, had for 6 years defied all reuie- indeed. I’m holding the colonel nei dtek and battled (he t>est doetoro who E V E R Y B O D Y ’ S and find out ther on nor off until after yon two"— how much chance you’ve got in said Ihe putaoned blood had affected hls “We twrwcan b f left out o f the ac “ the big fellows’ gam e.” lung«, and r ettiln g could aave him count." Enders said alm ost hotly. Your 15 cents will pay you back “Doris! lH>rla! Yon are the w ife I **But, writes hie m other, sevou hotties want. I^t the colonel have tlie pretty of Electric Bit (ere com pletely cured !■ $ $ $ • child and welcome. I’ve waited all him ** For eruptions, esem o, soltrheum these yenrs for you. Now I will bava •II I4ood disorders and rheum atism , Copv for ads, change«, etc., must be In cAta, whether or no.” « Electr © B itters Is suprem e O nly 60o the office before S o'clock p. m. Wednee- •Ton see I was right,” I>orla M ax guaranteed at Mom Pharmacy. lay to Insure proper cere end ettentkm. well iakl. flushing beautifully. ’ “You W . ROSS, Vasco, Oregon rbodys \gazine X H otel Phalfamont Livery C$. Red Rhode Island Eggs. Vasco, Oregon. Sidney Johnson, Proprietor. Commercial Job Printing ! Every kind of rig to order, and all orders prompt aud satis factory at reasonable prices. Farmers teams fed a« well as they are f»*d at home, if not better. T e le p h o n e al our «xpen e. • F BVIRV — aaaiewaa V» ORDER » N mt Q uic «, ¡ s p U M A t T he O bserver 'O ffice '/7 r /7 M oro » Io Buy, Sell or Exchange | ! PR IC ES R E A S O N A B L E L ive ¡apd I/et Live. Confectionery Cigars, Tobaccos Billiard and Pool Tables Estray Notice. L C onvientto Business My Motto Is Quick Kales and Huiibli Prcffra. J I Ga^e Engine and other Ma chinery, for sale low down for cash. Apply to H. F. M yers , if.326] 2% in. so. of Wasco, Or portionate rate ia g<»od from every For sale for setting; price $1 per point iu tfie United Siatea, to Ibis setting. AddTess, Mrs. N. W. S ilver », State. Hay: From New York $50; • Moro. Or Boston $49.75; Olevelgnd $39.75; 326»] Attorney J A Wilson, late from Birmingham $40.25, etc. Tenne see, is another citizen whon S t if f N e e k . we welcome to Moro this week where * S tiff neck I «caused by rheum atism o f be will open an office and enter ou One bay mare and yearling colt the practice of his profession. Mr tbe muHcles of the n e c k . U sually oonflo- mare weighs al»out 1,000 lbs, came ed to one si^le, or to th e back of the neok W has a family, and yvill occupy aud one sid e. W hile It Is often quite to my place about October, 1908. the residence to be vacated by Hon painful, quick relief m ay be had by ap Owner can have same by paying for this notice and their keep. E V Littlefield. p ly in g C ham berlain’s L inim en t. N ot N. W. T hompson , n n e ca a eo f rheurnatlam in ten requires tf-321] Moro, Or internal treatm ent; w hen there is no T he grandmothers of old Dutch fever or no sw ellin g , as In m uscular and Dunkard families of western Penn chronic rheum atism , «Chamberlain's sylvania have made and used Hick L in im en t w ill aoeom plkh more than ory Bark Cough Remedy and reared any Internal treatm en t. Sold by Moro Any (»erson or persodfe having thtir families on it for a 100 yeaW. -Pharmacy. horses, cattle, bouses, lots or house Now you can buy it of your dealers hold goods for sate, exchange, or parties desiring to buy such prop Ask for it and use it, because it is erty, will find T he O rrekvek a pure; because it will stop your good medium for advertising and cough; because it is the best cough securing a customer. Try remedy made Try it. For sale by T he O rservkr . Moro. Or Moro Pharmacy and dealers every where. r O J. UOKF1N, ( New Entirely. UNDERTAKING First street. Strong brick, Moro, Ore Russell Cyclone Thresher A had back is alw ays bad. Bad at n ig h t w hen bed tim e cornea. Just as bad iu the m orning. E ver try D oan ’s K idney Fill* for U? K now they cure back ache; Cure every >tduey II111 *” ** E W M idlem , 410 M ain street, Oregon city. Or, says: “ About »lx m onth s ago kidney and bladder troubles caused me great suffering. I tried m an y rem edies also a diK tor’s prescription but was not beueffted I knew m y kidney» were disordered by the Irregularity and u n natural ap|»earauce of the aecretloita. I finally u«ed D oan’s K idney P ills and after 1 had taken the con ten ts o f one box, all sym p tom s of m y trouble bad disappeared. I give thia rem edy m y high est endorsem ent.” G R A SS VALLEY, ORE ... A N D ... I he H 8 Thomas Place, which ow?.' i bis place lies at Mikkalo, in (lilliam county, Oregon, and consi is of 1460 acres, with perhaps BXJ acres of waste land. There are no buildings on the place, but there is plenty of water. I would erect ! buildings if I could rent for a term ! of years to a good tenant. I want ihis, place right lapped or disced immediately, and summer fallowed later, so as to kill all the weeds. 1 will lake of the crop, delivered free and cleur of all expense at the warehouse at Mikkalo. Any. one interested, kindly write or ’phone, at my expense, Io m eat the address M ow. J. O. E lrod , Portland, Oi 519-620 Corbett Bldg., Phone Main, 6175. OFFICERS—ELECT. Is very evident," she said. “I hate to proclaim the fact baldly,‘but 1 make a living by writing love stories, and ever ^IiiUe Doris cam e h me J.'^e lieeu won dering If you were fit tor the place you are to occupy in the tale I am weaving about her.” "I defy you, defy anybody, to mnke ihe a-h ero o f romance,” Enders said, flushing deeply. Again Miss M axwell laughed; but, ufter It, she shook her head, saying, “You truly won’t do for the hero o f my romance—«except your ow n.” That wa» the beginning o f IL The end eaine six mouths later. D orlsM ax well settled down easily upon a place she bought Just outside Bnllantrae, then brought in her name child to keep her company w hile she experim ented •LJtoiaemaklng. NEW TODAY. SmAMU t t u in D l W H t l l LUEÜ1. 4 The *next meeting of the Dorcas Society will beheld at the residence tai in county,through the-ram mak person In uniform assured me It would of Mrs M loy, Wednesday, March ers < H'orts. legsrdless of whether uot start for ever so long. W anting 10th. air, I got off and surveyed the land raiu was produced, which some of »cape in the daw ning light. Mr Boeson t kes the property of the speakers did not c nicede had “Just as 1 had strolled a little too been accomplished by the tain ex far—whisk w ent my train. Not only the late rA 8 Johnson, and will my train, but my worldly possessions. farm the holdings of deceased leas peiinieiiter. I had left even my hand bug In the ed from the Eastern Oregon Land One hundred thousand envelopes berth. .S o you see me abjectly a pau per until I can overtake my posses Company. were ordeied, advertising the coun sions.” ty. to lie circulated by the business “They shall be overtaken. D on’t J 0 Elrod is in need of a tenant interests. A pamphlet was ordered worry about that. But. tell me, w bat did you think, feel, do, when you found with an outfit for immediate work, out later on. yourself left?" Enders said, looking right-lapping, discing, etc. Here straight at her. is a big opportunity for the right lion W F Jackson.has put on his “Oh, I promptly forgot the landscape and looked for a milepost. The first man. See adv in next column, and everyday harness and gone to work one I found rend ‘’H lghtown, get a move on yourself. like u plehian, unaffected by the at- miles.* gom e m alefactor had sm udged the figures, but at least there was taclfft of disgruntled people who promise o f finding som ething. It was Ed W Lewis has added a third fell out with the assembly. uot a false promise, you see. I tramp chair to his Tonsorial Parlors, next ed on and fou n d - you.” "I wonder will you think yop found door, having bought the Hotel Mo anything worth while?" Enders mur ro outfit. Mr Rutledge will now mured reflectively, ns though to him have room to fit up a ladies’ parlor self. Miss Maxwell laughed- “You don’t know, what casp you are In, that down stairs, a long felt want. Copyrighted, 1908, by Associated Mterary Press. h o n e s tly a c q u ir ed t B arber S s P o r c e la in B a th hop Tubs. Everything First Class and Up to date.. Agent for the Best Steam Laundry Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office EDG AR MORO L E W I S . P r o p r ie to r . - - OREGON. D D PHYSICIAN S SURGEON.* r MARIE M. OOFFIN. fta p a v R a n g in g Diseases of Women t A n it a a Specialty Satiflfattion GWaranteed Office In The Gwffin Building, lot St. Moro, Oregon. Both in Workmanship and Price Office at Furniture Store. J. R. Morgan F. R. A X T E L L , M O RO , O R D e n t i s MORO - - - .................................. OREGON ........................................................................................... .. All Work Warranted. Office cor. First s t , and McCoy nv , Diagonally opposite Dr». Goffin. W . C. B r ja n t G> urge Mowry Bryant Mowry, & Lawyers SCHOOL I Rooms 1 and 2 The Ginn Brick Over W.W.M.Uo. Bank MORO - - George . Architecture Bookkeeping Stenography Banking and Banking Law, Commercial Law, Advertising Show Card Writing Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Electrical Engineering Newspaper Illustrating, Civil Engineering, Steam Engin« ering Civil Service, Mechanical Engineering, Cas Engineering. Mining Engineering, Locomotive Hun 11 ing, Plumhiyg, Heating nnd Ventilating, French, German, Spanish, taught with Editóri Phonograph. OREGON M o w ryk Recorder for City of Moro Ferret ary for Full information furnished free upon request by Hberman County D evelopm ent League Office over W W M Co MORO Frank Menefee. SCRANTON, - PENNSYLVANIA, bank OREGON i * H. V. REED, Representative, 64 I - j S ix th s tre e t, P o rtla n d , O re. v a V . Fred Wilson Menefee & W ilson Attorneys - at - Law P T O IS r E E Z R B L U E E A R N Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs THE DALLES J Am e s SS te OREGON w a rt A ddress: MORO, OREGON. Stock Inspector Sherman County, Oregon. p uty Stock Inspector M O R O , O R E O -O N . . 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