a /' Born. To M r and Mrs G allagher, » * » « ftw w 4 « -- ac — s - ..s . A p ril 2d, a son. Ooop your poultry. are for the beastly dogs Suits for Ladies, Men and Boys T hree vital q u e stio n s a b o u t you r E aster Suit • ' _ , f e buy n o w , w h ile ou r sto ck is fr e sh 1 w ith n ew sty le s and^com plete run o f s iz e s . Where ? P la ce to buy is a t th e M oro C om m ercial the Rose city last week. Mies M a M ow ry returned from a visit to Portland on the 5tb. Dr 6 J Gnffin was called to visit George James and George Maloy were elected school directors at the reoent school meeting. . Mrs W alter P arry mid pretty lit­ tle daughter, are up Iron» Portland on a visit to M r and Mrs JM Parry C o., th e sto r e th at g u a r a n te e sa tisfa ctio n and g iv e s a sq u a re d ea l. B e c a u se ou r s ty le s a re very n e w e s t, quality first c la s s and th e price m o d era te. A c o m p le t e lin e o f O x fo r d s fo r L a d i e s , M e n a n d C h i l d r e n in B la c k , T a n , C h o c o la t e , O x B lo o d D o n ’t b u y u n i i l y o u s e e t h e m . MORO COMMERCIAL CO. M rs John Johnson, of Boyd Harm , treated uh to a package of dnugo- nuts last week which were of the 1st prise variety. Messrs Barnum and Atwood ware still al San Frnip/ixqo on the 31et viewing the re m a rka b ly wonderful rehabilitation of that city. H o t Coffee and 8andwicbss, at MORO, SHKHMAN CO. .O K E O O N : Six pairs of M en’s Sox, guaran­ Moro Sunday from 8 to 11 a m, hut Its tt-eev white spread only covered the earth about 30 minutes. A t the eitv election Munday some les-i than 300 votes were cast. Dr O J Gnffin was reelected the retiring turned. mayor and couneilmeo were re­ Mrs H a rry Benson, postponed her return home ibis week on account of children's sickness in the fam ily. The crop of Indians manna grow- teed to wear for six month. Buy ng on the up-laudB of Sherm an D o n ’t borrow The Observer. Sub­ them at Moro’-s Big Store. lurity is much more abundant this Fresh supply of genuine carholen- M w I h (lie flret and third scribe, and have it yo u r own. pririg than ever before. Some say I fhuntday eveulugs of each Finest q u a lity dyea for Easter egg lum ju s t opened at theObserver Book this is,a certain indication of other month Visiting memtors cordially invited to meet coloring, at The Observer Book •Store. bountiful crops. rtth uh . By order of the W . M. Postal Card Album s fine, in cloth J. M. Harry, Secretary. Store. I t is a mooted question whether covers, eto., from 25o up, at The O b­ the recent sales of property in this F ou n tain Pen Pocket Holders, server Book Store. B e th le h e m C h a p la s No 7» O k s. city known as the Diekm an shacks, la test, safest and bast, Observer » ftegulsr coiuiuuideation New stock of double trees, clevis­ were law ful transactions; it is said .Book Store. * ■each 2*1 and 4tl» 'llitim - es, chain, etc., at Moro H ard w are th a t the bona fide owner was not . day evenings monthly. The .Moro H a rd w a re and Im p le ­ and Im p le m e n t Co. See adv. 'B y order W .M . consulted, w hen- the deeds were Mrs Helen Parry; Secy ment Co have received a full line of lu k s ^ m u c il a g g , c a rd s , e n v e lo p e s , m a d e — M o r o L o d g e , N o . 113, spring hardware. r — • paper of every kind, tablets, every style, at Prepare to strain the air you are I . O. O. X. Moro, Oregon. For Postal Cards, and Postal The Observer Book 8 lore. Meets every Saturday breathing; scientists say an infin ite­ evening at 7:30 o’clock. Card eases, try The Observer Book Ladies Fan cy Note Paper, large ly sm all creature sneaks into the Vlsiliug meiuliers are assortment with envelop«« to uintoh, at The Store. cordially invited. Mem­ Observer Book (Store. system end raises im m ensely nuqa- bers are expected to lie Typ e w riter oil, the best 3 -in -l. nreaent. J. O. Elliott, N .G . Pencils, 10 Cents per dozen, rub­ erous fam ilies,m ilione and m illions; Lubricates, cleans and polishes, ttohert M. Brash, Secretary. and w hat most sufferers believe to ber insert. Observer Book Store. prevents rust. T ry it TheO bserver be cold-, from exposure is this tiny T h e price « f T he Obeerver te 11.50 Book Store. Some of the best patterns ever bug, sneaking it to the system thro' par year.- 7ft o « rilsto rsn OH. nt be. Ml cent* shown in ginghams, 10c and 12*^c I nt four luonlljs— but If paid Io a dV a nor We the nostrils. W ith this report comes The finest line of S h irt waists ever aooepi $2.fio In- irfll for 2 peart. Hboru-r per yard, at (he Moro Com Cq. te'iaa •.ban on$ year 12’/» oeut* per month. shown in Sherm an county, is now on the assertion th a t a preventing ser­ T im o th y Leahy of Astoria is the um has been discovered. T he c u l­ A Blue M ark here w ill answer an display at M oro’s Big Store. C a ll In quiry, when entered upon our Calendar, and see them. Esperanto chief in Oregon. H ms ail tures are taken from the nostrils of A B W o lfard ’s, Biggs. E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 121. A. K 4 A. M ., Moro, O r. giving ihe date ol the paper sa the date al which your current subscription expiree. S to ra g e 1 and H andling I C h arges - « ON GRAIN | g • t • • © a t all w a r e h o u se s o w n ed by th e © g * B uying for cash is a great advantage to us because ft we save whatever trade discount there Is. > y i.i ® In Sherman county, the storage and g handling charges are hereby reduced 3). a* » from 7 5 c p erto n to 5 0 c per ton a reduction o f 3 -4 th cen t p er bushl T h is re d u c tio n on storage w il l save to th e • fa rm e rs o f S h e rm a n c o u n ty $25,000.00 on th is seasons crop. ® $ J do not 2 tracted ® w « c o . Oregon, March 13, 1909. in the credit system. > M e T I. 3. C o r d ia lly M <>ll«-lt Z Z a .x d ir x , W 8 Cooper whrtsp tem porary home is in Polk coUnty, was up last week looking after his farm ing in ­ terest», and Helling a few horses, of which he was overstocked. He took his $600 d raft team to the valley with h itu v Hon W H Moore, who was the Pioneer Father, and first mayor of this city, with a k in d ly feeling still prom inent in his heart for the old town, made uh a pleasant call on tbe 3d, en route to H a y canon, to inspect the Jack Thompson home p la i« which he recently purchased in a deal. F req u en tly we are reminded that Sherm an county has some valuable Pure foods in. PgQjqsylvania have > Yopr > > P a lio H a g e . Z v C o x o , us O x e g ro x x fo r F. W. Clark, Jeweler, R e p a irs . S Optician THE DALLE8, OKEOON. 8 . P . H u ls e C eo. E. T h o m p so n loro Hardware and Implement Co Have on hand a complete stock of H a rn e s s , H a rn e s s E x tra s W ork Harness, leather and chain, Hack and Buggy Harness, single or double, C elluloid Rings, Halters, W hips, Robes, Collars, Pads Every thing il takes to fix up a nice team. ' We can furnish you everything in our line at any time. ^oooooooaexxxxxx>CK^'Qc>c>a:xjoo oocxdoocxdoooooooooooocxxx Barred Plym outh Rock E ggs — Stock Are winnera. Hen« from my Htouk ltitvo won 1st a ta numbsrof the North­ west shows the past 4 years. Highest scoring eoekerel iu the Northwest last . year under National Poultry Associa­ tion rules, was again 1st this year in H olland. Eggs and stock, fot' naie reasonahlv one invited to be present and take part. A M W rig h t, ftu p t. books, journals, programs, etc. afflicted persons, aud the serum pre­ Hityerior. round nickel tipped and Attorney Wilson and wife are ex­ rubber top pencils, (w o-for-5-cents W edding stationery, and lite ra ­ pared much after the same fashion vania pure food law prohibits, under A p ril 9, 1909 and s-uiie for 10 cts per doz., at the heavy penalty, the eale of an adul­ pecting their obildren here toSorrow, F R ID A Y as others, and is adm inistered h y ­ ture for all social functions, at The Observer Book Store poderm ically. E xperim ents prom ­ terated “ soft d rin k ,” and w ill abol- from Tennessee, two sons and a Observer Book Store. ise success__ __________ __ h I i the business in beverages made daughter. O ld type makes the very best of Stationery, paper, pens, ink, >ut of coal tar dyes and chemicsfr; T he Spokesman-Review, speaking B abbitt metal. W e have it for sale The ‘unw ritten law ’ never was pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the and when you need any call at The of the opening an In d ia n bank at It haH been a fam 'lv secret since written perhaps for the simple reas­ Observer Book Store. Observer olliue. Price is right. L ap w ai, mentions th at a Nez Perce 1879, that F elix Gregorie buried an on th at if it ever were w ritten it O f f e r e d F o r S a le b v T ry the Tough Enough overalls, In d ia n graduate from Carlisle, by ron box on the farm , one of the would be hooted out of court. I t is E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass V alley Barn, prom ptly attends all i all siz-s. Best q uality for the least name Corbett Lawyers, w ill be at tbe jldest Ftench P rairie, in Marion eometimee, far too often indeed, ef­ head of tbe institu tion . W hen M r county, containing $3,000, but no fective w ith impreyeionable juriee; ■alls, d ay or night. A nim als given money. Moro Commercial Co. M o ro , O regon, the very best of care. Charges are O ur “ ads” attract attention and Lawyers was christened some m is­ niemlier of the fam ily oould locate but with sound beaded, d e a r eight- right Last week a tram p came along ed jurym en it can never prevail. advertise. W hen you get our ad­ take must have occurred, as be is a No. I acres, 2;» miles to rail­ road station. 4 roomed dwelling, barn The nobbiest, cheapest and best vertising, you get busmessbringers. direct descendant of the noble old looking for a job. He wae set to work W e are sorry to hear that sm all­ 38 x 4' j , blacksmith shop, granary, cow C hief of the Nez Perces, Law yer, an digging out an old peach tree stump barn, tine well water with wind mill harness, and a fu ll line of harness New supply of muslins, cambrics, pox has invaded tbe precincts of ami cistern, small 1 war mg orchard, tel­ extras, now on sale by the Moro In d ian of tbe statesmanic order, fast hack of the house. H a vin g skipped In d ia linons, and all staples in dry Beaverton, and some of the friends ephone ill house, well fenced and crisis fenced, 850 acres tillable amt all in crop H ardw are and Im p le m e n t Co. F ix good s and notions at Moro’s Big friend of the white race, and greatly out before nixin unobserved, inspec­ of The Old Reliable are threatened, 8 ^ miles to Crass Valley Price $23,000 up your team right for spring work. loved by all bis people. Corbett tion of his work revealed the fact writes Mrs H e n ry Hennagin, to her Store. $2,500 cash, balance to suit purchaser Lawyers and the b eautiful Hassalo, that he had picked up tbe long h id ­ * Look over our adv. on this page. at 7 per cent interest. relatives here, inform ing them not E ve ry man who wishes to be up whose sad suicide bv drowning in den treasure and got away with it. N o . 2 320 acres less than mile from to be disappointed if no more cor­ The biggest thing in the world is to date should have a green bat. Clearw ater river in 1864 caused im ­ M oro, good dwelling and barn, nearly A just com plaint against tbe lack respondence reaohee here from the the Pacific ocean; and Oregon is You can get them at the Moro Com­ mense grfef, was a cousin Lawvers all tillable, plenty of gd water, good of adequate depot facilities at Rufus Beaverton folk. rich deep soil, in g Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m. P H Buxton, Supt. taken an step upwards. W m R u d olf is having tbe confec­ The new law prohibits tbe traffic in tionery store repapered. ‘ A*'*“*-*$•' “ rots.apd spots;” spoiled and crack-, Arbor D ay: F rid ay, A p ril 9tb; ed eggs; under penalty of a fine of from $200 to $1,000, or three to nine p lant something good in Moro, and months in ja il. Another Pennsyl­ watch it grow. A. > M o r e M . E . C h u rc h Ladies’ Aid Society, every T hu rs­ day, at 2 o’clock p m . Mrs J E up-land orchards. Lust week we Blue, President. received two sacks; one from Geo S p a u ld in g a n d W e a le y t^ h ap e ls Hem iHgin’s orchard east of this city Servioes Sunday 12 m . I t Wesley aud one.from John Johnson's south Chapel. A t 7.30 p m at Spaulding of town; which for good, clean, solid Chapel. Subject: ‘‘H e is Risen.” fl-tvor and color, compare favorably G F P inkham , Pastor. itb the best products of any highly S p a u ld in g C h a p e l. puffed up fru it com m unity, that we Sunday School every Sunday at have yet seen or partaken pf in this 11 a m, at S paulding Chapel. Every m arket. E to . TB® Xc®eal M e r e P re e b y te r la n C h u ro h . > We make a apedalty of repairing wat- Chen, eye^laHHCH, HpectadeH aud optical K< hh I h . We have the tools aud materials uud «kill to Insure good work. I f you have any jewelry you cannot wear bring it here, and we will repair It ho you can not tell it from dew. We doot bang your watch up for a week or so, and then charge you for cleaning It. We Clean it and guarantee it for a year with ordin­ ary usage. $ Services in Moro Presbyterian church next Sunday, M o rn in g and evening. Easter exercises by the Sunday School at 10 o’clock a. m ., followed by an Easter sermon. Subject of evening discourse: The interm ediate state; or the home of the soul in the interval of death and the resurrection. Sunday school 4T1D a in. A cordial welcome to a ll. A. J. A d am s , Pastor. > R e p a ir t o o I Sherman County Agent r * 0 * > O ur prices w ill convince you that we are hewing : dose to the line. g By E. S. Cattron, > have to help pay any bad debts apt to be con- « O g P acific C oast Elevator Co. > Selling for cash is a great advantage to you for you I Pacific Coast Elevator Co I T h a t was a pretty snow storm in M rs M J F ra n ’ z. o( The Dalles, T y p e -w rite r paper at T h e Observ4 I>eliver the spectacles and claim er office. reward. See ad of J B W heat. | Inquiries for homes -in M orn are inureaHing. M r s H ann s, from Port- land, is m aking a tem porary abode £} of the old bakery „ ® who has been visiting her daughter, The Observer I Mrs J B Mowry ma’de a trip to Mrs Rehman Sunday evening. lA/hpn ? T*mc to REDUCTION T he streets » - a . « -r 1 T ▼ r w-r • wwwwjwHBuUHWWaWHHBMBI « * « » w a tt South M ount Tabor, 1591 Division Street and West Ave M . d J . MEYERS, MEY Portland, Oregon oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 0 0 < > .X ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 < X > CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXÎ R e a l E s t a t e B a r g a in s I h ave a few b arg ain s in fa rm land and to w n p ro p e rty to w h ich I re s p e c tfu lly in v ite a tte n tio n 640 acres line farm land one m ile from Wasco, well improved $5,000 cash, balance on easy terms w ith interest 8 jwr cent. Fine residence property in W a s ^ /w it li w in d m ill, cistern, private water system, five room Cottage near Sandow m ill for $1,500, one tin n ì cash, balance on easy terms. Ggo. I. Doyle pharr- east nf K londike, 480 of fine farm land a ll fenced and in cu ltivation , price $12,000; $3,000 ca-li, b al­ ance on easy terms. C. B. parsonage in Wasco for $1200, one third cash balance on easy terms. Fine residence property ad­ jo in in g the city of C arlton in Y a m h ill county consisting of* 7 J acres of ground, 3J acres all cleared rem ainder al! wood and tim ber, has 6 room up to date cottage; all in fine slia|>e. For sale on essy terms, w ill exebng for Eastern Oregon property. A quarter section of tim to r andt fru it land. 8 miles back Trotti Mosier in Hood River county. A half section of land near Ione in Morrow county. Plenty of other bargains that are worth inq u irin g about. C a ll a n d see m e o r w r it e C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore. Pittsburg Special Fence Hog T ig h t. Electric Welded. It’ s Always Held BEST OF PLUMBING MATERIAL O u r Goods are A b s o lu te ly G u a ra n tee d and our P rices are R ig h t . . L a n e OOO - 0 0 2 Second . & Y o u r B usiness S o licite d . S S tre e t, axton The D a lle s , O re « o n Sows Accurately d th o u t c ra c k in g G ra in —D u ra b le — Light Praft. Has tbs «trongHNt fmins an«l heaviest win-el*. Hus a alee in L ' / / / I / / / l l l \ l l \ \ . like a wagpp, wbi< h uiak«e It lighter In draft. Hae 30<4 leva wearing parts than sny other. Its i weariu« * w .......... wearing parts ill laat SO't ' * longer than any other. Hava expense in repairs, Has no bevel pin Iona. .W ill not erack grain. Has bard oil eompreaaiou elips. Wo krep keep both disc and boa, la all aiaea. Ia the oue perfect eei-d drill lor tbo Weet. t.«* »• erove I* *n yea by actual true trial. If Il itomiB I provs lb-heal, we tab« It lsu*k 1<