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The Observer.
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M O R O , OR BOON.
D. C. I rki
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Editor.
C. L. I kkland ...................... M anaobh
F R ID A Y
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cept w hen for m oney m a k in g purpoae«-
H uch notice« st re g u la r r a te * at the option
of the publisher*.
W e w ill not h* responsible for the
neglect of Bubsc niters to notify ua of
changes in their address. Nor will the
notification o f a Bost mss ter that ihe sub
scriber haa “ Removed ” settle the hill of
a delinquent.
Did it ever occur to you th at it
ooata no more to produce printing that
ia pleasing to the eye lhau the othei
kind. The Observer ia equipped with
all modern facilities for doing gone
work at the verv minimum of coet. Try
uw with au order and if it ia not execut
ed to your perfect satisfaction you need
not |»»V for it.
S en d for ad vertisin g rat*-»
Send T h e Onte rver to your alwenl
frieuda. Il I« b etter than a letter,
and give« all tlie hom e new s Fout
m ouths for 50fc.
¿Senators are d iv id ed as to wlietb
er the bust of Mr. R o o sev elt which
is to lie pla«ed in th e cap itol ougli'
to represent th e ex president i n s
reposeful or a natural altitu d e.
.T h ere must be truth in the report
that the Harriman railroads a te to
he electrified on an ex ten siv e scale.
Mr. H arrim an is now tak in g d aily
electric baths.
T hey are ta lk in g o f fenders on
the autom obiles, hut who w au ls to
be kidnaped and carried ofl by a
strange autom obile? Il w ould be a
novel way o f p ick in g up an a c
quaintance.
Lumliermen have started a cam
paign ag a in st th e use of filler boxes
and packages. T h ey estim ate thal
fully th irty j>er cen t o f the lumber
used in the U u ited S ta les is by h o t
factories and the use of filler has
crip p le 1 the lum lier trade.
N ew s com es th at the Iuternation
al W om ens congress lias resolved
against universal peace, but it does
not j e t appear w h e th e r -th is is h
declaration o f war again st the other
sex or m erely a sum m er excursion
th at the lad ies are tak in g in world
p olitics. ________________
It ia such tw ists o f the law as oc
curred last week (hat m akes crim i
nals and breeds con tem p t o f law.
In such occuranccs do uiiffionaira,
such as the Standard Oil crowd, etc
get euoou ragmen I for law breaking.
T he stream is no higher than its
sou rce o f su p p ly.
Secretary W ilson b elieves that
the liigh p ries o f foodstuffs is large
ly d ue to^the scarcity o f farm bands.
If th is lie the correct ex p la n a tio n it
is alm ost certain Ihfft price« will
k eep on soarin g, Iweanse l lie j e o
manry are each year becom ing less
and less in clin ed In work on the
farm .
U su a lly when scien ce m akes a
m arked ad van ce (here is a p a th o
lo g ica l p en alty paid by lh< se most
a c tiv e ly en gaged
in the w ork.
M edical ex p erts now tell o f m yster
ious affections suffered by w ireless
telegrap h w orkers io con seq u en ce
o f the action of the H ertzian waves.
In som e cases the ey e s are affected,
so d in oth ers I he heart or nerves.
D k O r. G0K F1N ,
EDITORIAL BREVITIES.
WHEN CRIME IS NOT A CRIME.
In these days of progressive elec
Tire ju s tic e cou rt for Moro pre
trical communication the public has a
pi net was kept busy tw o d a y s last
right to sx jw t the Immediate trsffis-
week try in g a crow d o f n in e young tnl-wlon of news, and yet for bourn on
men o f M oro and v ic in ity ter the M.trcto 4 the iwillows I capital wae
stea lin g o f ch ick en « front Mrs. Kha- luted completely Jus» when the en
country bnd ecutered Its attention
abelli C ushm an.
F o u r o f th e y o u n g men plead u | m » u evswta there. The moat* popu
g u ilty and ¡mid th eir fines o f $25 lous section of tbe country wui almost
wholly deprived of Information re
each. T w o d ecid ed Io stand trial
garding tbe national ceremony uutU
on th e tech n ica lity (b a t th ey were night. Had mall trains left Washing
not g u ilty o f * he actual llte itin g , ton tbe morning of tbe 4th they would
w h ile u d u iitijo g ih ej w ere g n lity o f bare carried the news of tbe blizzard
k illin g and e a llo g lu e c h ic k e n s al .< raging there and the conditions la tbe
u iiduiglit lunch; th ese I wo were a c capital us far as New York and Cin
cinnati some hour» In advance of the
q u itted by th e ju ry , under th e Jaws
telegraph. Even authorization to pub-
o f ev id en ce as p rom u lgated by the i llsh the luaugural address, which for
aw yers o f preset t d a y -. T he othe. tunately had been distributed In ad
three, con sid erin g diaercsiou the vance, was with difficulty sent to tbe
b elter pari- o f-v a lo r, com prom ised press In time for eveulng editions.
It was expected that the wires would
th eir cast« by p aym en t o f a oerlaiu
go down In the blizzard, but few re
sum to Mrs. C ushm an.
alized that the old system of wires
T,h« ch arge under w hich to e tw o strung on wooden l»oles was the sole
were tile d was that o f co n n iv in g reliance for news from the political
and h elp in g to plan th e stea lin g of center of the country. . Openwork
certain ch ick en s, but th e trial tailed Iron i>osts would 1« better than wood
to show by w itnesses (hat th ese tw o en poles, and underground conduits
had done eith er ot th ese (h iu gs; still better for n»ore reasons than one.
It might be economy In the long run
though they ad m itted th at they had
for the companies to Install under
jo in ed in the ea tin g o f th e ch ick en s ground wires. Tntll that is done not
ami offered to pay for them before j only wll, neWB ofteB
delayed, but
the
trial occurred.
On th e Kt n e t railroad traffic also be held up by
z
tech n icality th at the«-« y o u n g ineu blockades from wires and poltx wreok-
w ere not g u ilty o f M ealing chiekeuH ed in tbe storm.
the ju ry acq u itted them , m uch to
Four cents a pound duty on coffee
the d isa p p o in tm en t o f th e larger would grind tbe people without put
mi in tier o f citizen s o f M oro who ting a cent In the treasury for tbe next
would have lik ed l-o leg a lly labeled two years. ,The dealers have a supply
them as ch ick en Lheivetq w heo they laid In, but would charge tariff prices,
join ed the ea tin g th ey m ust h a v e just as they would If It had paid duty.
D r .'M A R IE
H eresy is lik ely to lw addisi to
the various tain ts (hut a ie a ttr ib u t
ed to the |H*rsourtlity sn »1 w«u ks o f
Mr, R ockefeller.
H is New York
ptMfor sa y s I hat Mi If wkel.-ller
h e a rtily supports' Uliloagn im iver
• it y in reta in in g l ‘r«-f<
F « ter,
whose l»o<»ks on religion are sc«n-
dalizm g th e B«p<ist in in H liy . So
there may Ire leasenlbu«ia<.in in the
future in ta k in g u p Un* good old
cbortu, “ Praise John fr ne shorn
oil blenaings flow.”
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Avenariua CarbolineuB is a germ
destroyer. Decay being a germ, it
destroy?« the cause of deoay in poets
or timber. The 0 8 . Government,
tbe ORNCo., 'Multnomah county,
and oity of Portland, are making
general use of it on bridge timbers,
etc. It to the best cbioken lies de
stroyer oo the m srket, and will
sweeten and preserve a water trough,
pig fx*n, stable, etc., and keep away
flies. It is a guaranteed article.
T he Observer Book Store ia distrib
utor of the pure article in Khermao
county.
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COUNTY COURT PMOCBBD1NOS.
P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E
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OREGON
Call sinl Examine
My HUxik of
FURNITURE
Conducted on Best Principles
and
HIDE L IN E R
before buying
t«M M «retol *rr«e» Mwltcli*«
O. W. AXTELL
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P o rtla n d
Oregon.
Office in the Moro Commercial Co 12813318
new brick building.
MORO
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Bryant &. Mowry,
•T O P AT
Proprietor of
OREGON
George Mowry
W . C. Bryant
CITY DRAY NO. 2
Express and Freight »
L a w y e rs
Delivered to any Part of the City
Rooms 1, 2 and 3 over W W M Co
Draying of all Kinds.
MORO
July, 1900, Term.
M e re P re s b y te ria n C h u reh .
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OREGON
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WILLIAM HENRICHS, Judge.
Services in Moro Pre byterian
Frank Menefee.
Fred Wilson
W. m W A LK ER . Oommimioner.
church next Sunday, Morning and
D. CHISHOLM, Commtaeioner.
evening.
H H. Mol) AN EL, Clerk.
Subject of morning discourse:
J. C. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
“Gold and Silver Demonetized.”
A ttorneys - at - L a w
Subject of the evening disooursc
In the m etterò! tbe road petition Office in the V ogt Block, upetalrs
‘‘An infallible specific for an old
of J. G. Walker etal, known as the
disease.”
OREGON
Kaseberg road, viewers report filed, THE D A LLES
Sunday school at 10 n in,
petition continued.
A. J. A dams , Pastor
Hotel Oregon
C o rn er 7th and Stark Straeta.
It 1» new and It» room» are provided with
running water and long distance tele
phone». European plan. Rate»
$1 per day and upward
Highest priced room $8
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Trunks and Grips Delivered Wright-Dickinson Hotel Co.
Ores. Wright, President.
To and From ail Trains.
M. C. Dlcklaaon, Manager.
Menefee & W ilson
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H l I 4 I I F I I H 4 I I I I > 1> I + H H
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HOED SKAIIHG KISS 1
O u r P h i l i p p i n e P r o b le m .
Our record In dealing with Cuba
shows that It Is Idle to say that tbe
stars and slrlttes must ueier .be lower
ed. A ting should stand for n principle
und not be a fetich. The ling was
planted lu the Philippines for a signal
llwt tho lufsntous Spanish sway In
those Islands must end. It inny hnvo
l>eon sad boniness for us, but to haul
down the ting befofs tbe abolition of
misrule there would 1»« sbumoful bust
ness.
The apparent tndlfferencj' ijbt the
American people as to Philippine a f
fairs probnbty does not mean that
they are tired and don’t care etthei
way. The flag Is there, and the reason
for patting It there originally still
bolds Gradually the public has learned.) ;
o consider tbe Philippines an Asoert-
tn poeeeesloo. But when tbe flag
shall l»e hauled down because there Is
no longer an American burden to be
borne la that quarter, no longer a
mission te be sheltered under the
American symbol, the stars and
stripes can retire (q tM mainland »Ub
R u d o lf
OPENING DAY JULY I4lh
Wednesday Evenlrtg.
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Every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Every Saturday aftefnoon at 2 o’clock
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S k a t i n g 2 5 c e n t» . S p e c t a t o r » 5 c e n t»
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C onvientto Business
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Halm
Hmali Prnffta.
Live and Let Live.
A tto rn ey at L a w
6CENK ON THE GOVRT OF HONOR, A.-T.-P. EXPOSITION. HKATTLK.
weather.”
A num ber of my patrons are
; ; not aware that for som e m onths
;; past the Moro C om m ercial Co.
* has hud my bread on sale; any
‘ ; purchases of bread at this
* J More will be appreciated hy
J ’
Mrs. E . Anderson.
My Motto Is
* Quick
Moro
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Estiortdee o f th is years wheat
crop in O regon, W a sh in g to n , and
Idaho reach to fully 55 m illion bus
bel; an estim a ted Increase hy 15
m illion over Isa' y ear. T he va lu e
o f th e Isle rains are figured Io Is*
fu lly th ree m illio n d o ih iis.
As
w h eat is still stic k in g a io u n l th e
d o lla r m ark, O reg o n ’s b ig ’ wheal
crop w ill mean s g ie a i proS|>erity
for thisiU ertion of the U n ited S ta tes
(luring I he com in g year.
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Joe A. Wilson
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nC All Work Warranted.
Office oor. First s t , and McCoy av.,
Diagonally opposite Drs. Goflin.
In constructing its group of live buildings, tbe United State« Govern
ment had regard for the type of architecture followed generally la the
buildings of the Exposition proper. The Exposition structures are la the
modern French renaissance and the Government In the modern Spanish.
The two styles tie In nteely together and make an harmonious whole. On
the right of the picture la the Alaska building, one of the Government
group. In the center la the European Exhibits Palace. Ou the left la
a facade of the Palace of Agriculture
The last two named are In the
French renaissance and were Completed before December 1, 1908. The
Alaska building was completed April IS.
New Entirely.
UNDERTAKING
T h e G o ffin B u lM In g , 1st St
M u rn , Orc«.>n.
D e n t i s t - ' ^ “''
MORO
GRASS VALLEY, ORE
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M. GOFFIN.
J. R. Morgan
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The eten Hibernian «tanda pat f
I d
O ffice
know n from th e su rro u n d iu g cir
The way things are a big navy
cuinstance that th e ch ick en s WerH sremn to stand for a bigger navy, and
stolen p ro p en y and io th e eye« o f the way things look the biggest navy
th eir fellow citizen « th ey w ill tie ! >-111 soon be the only one to have any
M o ro M . E . C h u r e h
Warrants were ordered in p ay
charged with b ein g m orally g u ilty 1 standing at all.
Services at 11 a rr, Sunday next. ment of claim s as follows:
even if tech n ica lly they are not-
Bo die one must have let loose among Subject of Herman, The call of God.
Aooount of Helarltw
From the way the ca«e term in at
the English suffragettes Bourke Cock-
We welcome you to all our servi J C Freeman, sheriff, 2 nooa.. . . 800.
ed it is not a crim e in 8 h ei uma i rail’s campnlgn epigram, “Better riot
ces.
M W Weaver, pastor J C McKean,deputy shff2 m<«. 160.
county (or a man to secu re a horse, than rottenness."
Sunday School at 10 o’clock a m Otto Peets aas— or, 2 months. 260.
eith er by gift or purchase, th at has
Hrt MoHanel, clerk, 2 m onth... 260.
Castro can easily become a “simple P H Buxton, Supt.
Ireen Molen; even if in th e very
B F Peets, deputy clerk, 2 mce 160.
Kant Prasbytarlan Chureh
u a tu ie of th in g s as show n by the private citizen" of Venezuela by sim
L Bells, oourthouse janitor . . . 40.
ply going back to Ills trade of mule
Preachirg services at Kent Wed W C Bryant school supt............. 188 87
way it lifts I wen secured th a t th e
driver.
. 67.
party so receivin g the annual may
nesday evening J u ly 20th at 8 W. Htanley, treasurer
J as Stewart, stock luspeotor___ 60.
or sh ou ld su p p ose i< sto len ; and by
Cultured Boston has taken to eating o’clock. Everybody invited to be
Win. Henrichs, ooönty judge.; 78.
abu4e or o v erw o ik kill or maim Lite sand, which Is several laps ahead of prepent
. _
Rev. A J Adame Duuoan Cbisboltu, oomunssiotM-r 11 40
anim al, there is no g u ilt oil the throwing It Into other people's eyes.
Wm. Walker,commissioner.. . .
7.70
Spaulding C hapel.
■uuuoql
if he can show he was
U A Meloy, salary as road mas
Returns on the Innugnritl
day
casual-
Sunday School every Sunday at
t
w
ter for tw o m ouths p a st.. . . lOO
not present when the th iev in g was ty list will l»e com I nr?
In dally way up 11 a ratat Spaulding Chapel. Every
doue.
N eith er can the second to th e glorious Pour'.!».
Miscellaneous Aooounta.
one invited to be present and take
party lw held resp on sib le for the
Mann & Beach, hunting license 4.10
part, A M Wright, Supt.
death of the anim al.
The w om an v.dm k ; i ;. .« she won't vote
J M Parry, stamps, e te .. . . . . . . . 21
A u y one ow n in g a horse w ill “and that’s the vntl on’t" la fullllllug
Bushong A Co., Job printing .. 186 20
Circuit Court Proceedings.
City of Morn, lights and water.
7.78
consider th at a poor argum ent and her destiny, and. as for tbe woman
Telephone and Tel Ob,' r e n t __
7.
no protection again st th e th iev in g who says that other women shall not
vote, there Is none such. All tbe antis
A special term of the oirouit H ri Me Dan el, supplies............... 12 20
o f peiaoual property, but it is ex
are really In the first class, only they court convened M onday, adjourn J 0 Freeman, caStt expenses__ 86.40
acUy th e a ig u m eu t th at won the don’t [wit It that way.
ing W ednesday morning.
Judge W C Bryant, office saps uses— 61 80
acquittal o f the y o n n g men Ui th e
John Blougfa axamlaera fee .. ..
9.
Accommodations at the White House R R Butler, presiding. O n ly one L W Wimberly,
ju stice court last. w eek.
9.
jury
trial
was
had;
that
of
Shaw
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Geo Murdoch,
9.
T he Observer su g g ests, sin ce you were enlarged to give the late strenu
Woods,
9.
cannot co n v ict a person that feasts ous presldeut room to spread himself Smith, J B Hosford attorney, ver J
and must be further enlarged for ao sus Richelderfer, Judge E V .L ilt lf c j ^ ^ Axtell, gliea and gtaalng
4.6»
off stolen ch ick en s, that each per
occupant spread In tbe making.
field attorney
,pu............
blZck.mlthlur
1.60
The case ...............
w u a I MlWfcell A f Foe«.
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kem U hle,
son who d esires to h a v e c h ick en s
11 40
affair,
both
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in Moro to secu re a rtfle, or sh ot
I’uck celebrated T. It’s retirement well drilling
Aooount of Indigent People.
by printing a bulletin of "stuntb” he olaim ing that the drill txjcome last
grin and so arrange his ch ick en
Moro
Pharmacy, drugs............. 2.10
hasn’t
done
to
the
number
of
four
it)
the
wull
through
carelessness
house that he can l>e aw ak en ed if
Jo«. Marsh, d ru gs,..............
6 96
th iev es com e v isitin g ; then use th e teen, beginning with the reform off upon lhe part of others. A jury of
A E Croeby, drugs .....................
6.96
the comic valoatjne. •>
the
Following
men,
W
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Cronk,
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gnn and have a coron er’s in q u est;
Dalles ilo n p ite l.............................. 69
no crim e w ould be co m m itted in
8s
While some people are getting warm II Bottemiller, A H unter, John H E Wallis, nursing.............
the face o f th e v erd ict o f last w eek about protecting tbe foreigner among Christensen, A J Bibby, J C Hock-
Account of Roads
and th e fact o f th e th ie f lieiu g a us, It Is well to remember that there man, E E VanN uys, P F Maus, J Ham Brlsbln, road supervisor 197.60
Is such a thing as “nursing a viper In E Blue, C G H uis, G K Jam es, W G A Hlmmons,
trespasser ou p riv a te p rop erty.
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one's bosom.”
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112.60
C Rutledge, brought in a verdict of O C Hogue,
Granville Phillips”
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67.60
D e s C h u t e s G iv e s u p He Dead.
It Is something of a stunt for even $200 for bhaw A Sm ith.
Acoouut
of
Scalp
Bounty.
Several
right-of-way
cases
for
tbe
tbe political wiseacre to name Morton,
I 60
The laxly-of E C Leonard, resi Stevenson, Roosevelt and Fairbanks Dos Chutes railroad were up for CG Hllvere, eoyote bounty__
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dent manager of the Sandow Mills offhand as tba four ex-vlce presidents trial, but attorney A C Spenoer for Geo Kaaeber*. ”
laron Strong,
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4.60
at Wasco, who was drowned in the now living.
the railroad com pany secured an Walter Boeson, “
8.
Deg Chutes river at Cove, July 3d,
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8.
In spite of nil the country uplift agreement that the railroad work Bert Olden,
was found in the channel thirty work of the winter, the plow must be wax to go on and the cases go''Io Walter Ashley,
7.50
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9.
miles below where tbe accident oc- called on to lift up the furrow In the trial next fall at the regular term J O Elliott,
John MoCluna, M
12.
cured .Monday afternoon. An em same oid way.
to aecertainjtlie damage to property
Geo Matthtos,
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9.
b a l m from The Dalles was taken
Ham Hb reeve, “
Tbe Uon and tbe lamb went prompt owners«, if any there be.
1.Í0
to tbe place by auto to prepare the ly to keep company with the ground
1*0
Percy Thompson*
body (or removal and burial at hog In nature's Ananias club.
7.M
C A Hanpold, “
Life 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Years Age.
16 60
C W Johuson.
the fam ily home at Dayton, Wash.
Knox holds the be Id In-nil ed rot In
Two m m , one by the ib m e of
Hcientlato have found In a Rwllxer-
the Taft cabinet all alone.
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Twenty-Five Cents la the Frtoe
land cave Ixmea of men who lived 100,-
Bal. were haying on the bluff over
PfpesKje. Tbe terrible itching Ind
U0U years age,when life waw Id CoiiHtant
looking the river when they
The hurrahing In Japan over Taft’s
sinartlug, Incident to certain Skin db-
noticed the Ixtdy in the channel. Inauguration suggests that, after alt, danger from wild beiuga. Today the eaoee, is almost Instantly allayed by ap.
danger, as aliown by A W Brown of
After following the river for eight the Japs have been half scared to Alexander, Me, in largely from deadly plying Chamberlain's‘Halve. Price 96c.
grilles from where the body was first death several limes of late.
diweaee. “ If It bad not been for Dr at Moro Pharmacy
King'd New Dlaoovery, which cured me
noticed, the men succeeded in bring
Uncle Ram is the biggest builder lu 1 could uq | have lived, he writes, suf Weston, Ocean to Ocean Walker,
ing it to shore at a place five miles
S»»4 r r c m t lv : “ W hen yon feel dow n »nd nul.
the world, and he doesu't Intend to be
G cl there la no use living. Just tnhe vour bnd
above the Mopin or H unt ferry and Second beat In style or quality If be fering a- I dkl from a severe lung trou thoughu
w ith you nod w alk «hem off Before von
Me and dtubtxirn oough." To cure sore
Hava nralked n m il« th ln g l w in look rnalar. Joat
eleven miler. shove Sin im r b-’dge. knows It.
lung», Oo|ds, oliatinale coughd, and pre
v lu " H ava vn« noSced the inevenae la w alking
lata in ave ry r o m n u n lty f Many attrlhcrte 1« to
‘ Relati vea and trteous Lout thu
vent pneumonia, ltd the t*eat medicine >,t unfart
which A lie n ’. Ibnt-E aan. the aM iaepllr
It’s different when the constitution
vder la be .h a k rn into the shore, glvra Io the
body W ednesday at Wasco and ao-
ou imrlli. 60c aud $1; guaranteed by
ulllnne
n?w oatag U, Aa Weaton M id , * 'll h«a.
stand* In the way o f changing the date
rani (aarlt.1
Moro Pharmacy. Trial bottle free.
cotnpknhxl tbe remains to Dayton, of Inauguration.
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A t Dallas, Oregon, a parachute
jum per, during the celebration of
Ju ly 6th, fell throngh a window iq.
to the commercial club rooms, tak
ing the sash and glass with him.
Like Mark Tw aiu's boy who fled
from the dead body in th e doctors
office, he had no particular use foi
the sash but took it- along with him
because he found it handier to take
Wash., where the funeral services
than to leave,
were held.
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close to the line.
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THIS PAPER.
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do not have to help pay any bad debts apt to be con
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We make a aprolalty of repairing wat
ches, eyeslaaMM», »(»eclariss Mid optical
go«Mls. We have Ihe tools and materials
tuid »kill to Insure good work.
• If you have arty J.welry y<m cannot
wear bring It here, aud we will repair It
ao you can not tell It from new. We dout
‘i^ug your watch'up for a week or ao and
then charge you for cleaning It. We cleau
h a n d guarantee It for a year with ordin
ary usage.
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Lull Scrip For Sale
A 320 acre ^outh African War
Veteran Bounty Land Certificate,
issued by the Department of the In
terior, Government of t/'anada, Ot
tawa, under the Volunteer Bounty
Act 1908. Good for 320 acres of
any Dominion land open for entry
in Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Man
itoba. Any person over the age of
18 years, man or woman, can ac
quire this land with this certifícale
ffithout further charge.
For im
mediate sale, $800.00.
Write or
wire L E T elford , 131 Shutertít.
841«
Toronto, Canada
Situation Wanted
F.
THE DALLES, OMkOON.
| M oro s B a r b e r S h o p
Everything First Class and Up to date.
Agent for tbe Beet Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Buildiug next Observer Office
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Both in W ork m an sh ip and Price
File Colts for Sale.
Here is an opportunity worth
your inspection; 119 acre* farm and
pasture land, 3 miles from Moro,
can be bought at $25 per acre; run
ning water on it. Call or address
M m . T. F. C ochran ,
tf.337]
Moro, Or
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OREGON.
fa in tin g ,
12 foot second hand McCormic
header. Inquire of
341
R oy H uj - kf , Moro, Or
Real (state Snap.
L E W I S . P r o p r ie to r .
MORO
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H aving rented all m y land I
have ten head of fine yearling Per
cheron colta for Hale. Here is a bar
gain for some one.
I will take
cash or good paper. Address
A. C. T hompson ,
tf.34O] ‘
Monkiand, Or
Tubs.
P o r c e la in B a t h
*• By man and wif« to work dur
ing harvest. Write to call box 82
Moro, Oregon, or phone to Hardin
store, Moto.
Fir Sale Cheap
I. Clark, Jewelir, 1 Op'ician
Office at F u rn itu re Stare.
F. R. A X T E L L , M O RO , O R I
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L IV E R Y , FE E Q A N O S A L E S T A B L E S .
C- R. B E L S H E E , Proprietor and Manager.
Telupb hi » from T h e P all« » or a n r Sti«rn>aa «oanty points a t onr nxp»n»«t
Hwrvioa
Ynmiahed to or fro m M oro to any pointa.
OUR MOTTO ‘‘PUaw tbs public.” ’
Fir Sale Cheap.
Threshing outfit oom plete;con
sisting of 18 horse power Advance
engine, 28 in ch ’Pride of W ashing
ton separator, two water tanks,
three wagons, derrick tah’e, forks
and all necessary sm all equipment,
cook-house, dishes ete. To be sold
to satisfy creditor«. Call on or ad
dress
T h i D aleks I ron W orks
tf.389]
The Bailee, Or
Russell Cyclone Thresher
J I Case Engine, and other Ma
chinery, for sale low down for cash.
Apply to
H. F. M yers ,
tf.326]
2v4 m. so. of Wasco, Or
Te Roy, Sell or Fiehange
Any person or persons having
horses, oattle, Houses, lots or house
hold goons fof sale, exchange, or
parties desiring (o buy euct) prop
: * erty, w ill find T hr OiwgpvKR a
good medium for advertising and
securing a customer. Try
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T h « O bskovkr , Moro, Or
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