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Saves time, labor, worry
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Insures everlasting elasticity
Satisfaction.
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A full line o f Quilts, Cotton and w ool, Blankets, Sheets
Spreads, P illow -cases, and everything for the bed-
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MOltO, BHCRMAR 0 0 . , OREGON:
Cureka
LoWge N o . 121.
A. 1, A A.
U .rM o ro ,
Or.
Meets the Brat $nd third
nrsday evenings of each
r m o n th Vial ting members
- C o rd ia lly Invited to meet
B y ordef of the W . M .
J. M. Parry, Secretary
Hot coffee, sand witches, etc., al
Biggs hotel.
Read notioe oi the board of equal­
isation meeting, October 18th.
Bigga is practically cut out by the
new C S Ry schedule, in effect last
Saturday.
Miss Louise Walton, formerly of
this city, is now M rs O u tb ,o f Moun­
N W Thompson made a flying tain yiew, Cal.
to U m atilla co Ur ty this week.'
Tbe capital l ’e in Peary's tale of
Passengers will find a most ex­
woe look like the left band side of
cellent lunch at the Biggs hotel.
an old-fashion clock.
John MoDermid waa a visitor to
Moro last week on business at lb-
oourt bouse. Hie Bberman eodnty
ornp this year was up with tbe best
but I d G illiam was not quite so
good.
According to all aooouots M r and
Mrs P O DeMoss have secured an
ideal borne in Multnomah county,
just far enough outside of Portland
to enjoy all tbe benefits and none of
tbe disoomforte of that overgrown
bive of people.
Portland is talking of a atriot
curfew ordinance for joy-riders
Speed laws are useless, for they will
not obey them. Tbe sole recourse
is to order them to stay at borne,
nd if they are oaught at large,
without reasonable explanation look
them up. /
Mr T a ft says * 8-cretary Ballinger
is in lull aiBpatby with this admin­
istration's attitude in favor of the
conservation of natural resiO'ueM."
Now if you oan figure out where Mr
Ballinger stands you may be able
to tell jpat bow the administration
feels about it.
Congratulation« are in order. A
pretty stork oard informs us that
on the l l t b locomotive Engineer
H iram Donley, of the C 8 Ry, was
presented with a 10 lb boy, by Ins
better half at Shaniko. From latent
je p o fta mother, father and babe are
II doing nicely.
Tbe great H alley comet, after an
ahsenoe from tbe earth of 74 year*,
ill De visible to tbe naked eye
some time next month in a position
technically known as 46 42 In right
ascension, 6 hours 18 minutes, 12
seconds declination, 17 degrees 11
minutes south. Tbe comet will bo
seen around the e irth for more than
six months _
Chicken dinner every day at A.
A r th u r P h illip s hxs sold hie Joh n
B Wolfard’e Biggs luqch counter. I D ev h a m to Jack G ibson, and will
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NoTB O EM.
P riz e were awarded to A 11 Bar
A want ad in The Observer is I move o ut of the osnynii
Regular com munication
iium
of Lone rock stock farm, near
teacb 2d and 41b Ib u ra - what you want if you want any-j
J M Parry was in attendance at
day evenings m o n th ly.
this
city,
at tbs state fair as follows.
thing
I the Presidential Pos«master’s A*so-
By order W .M . ,
Bull 2 years old, Great Donald, 21;
Mrs Helen Parry. Becy
Poetal ! I c’a l*on
in Portland.
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For Postal Cards, and
juuior yearling bull, Horatio, 1st;
Robert Urquhart has returned junior bull calf, June Donald, 3d;
M e re LeR«e. N o . 113, Card cases, try The Obeerver Book
1 .0 , 0. F, Mot®. Oregon.
Store. 1
from his ead mission, tbe burial of cow three years old, Laurel, 4th;
Meets every Haturday
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»venlng at 7:30 o’clock.
Skating at the rink every W e d - bis bister in'law, at Linn, Wash
heifer, 2 years old, Laurelette, 1st;
Veiling ''members are
Capital Journal: Secretary B al­ junior Champion bull, 1st; group of
cordially Invited. M em ­ net-day and Saturday evening from
bers are expeoted to be H:.’ O to 10:30. See adv.
linger no doubt feels relieved to two animals, 2d,
nreeeui.
J. O. E llio tt, N . U .
know that he isn’t to be relieved.
County Assessor Otto Peetx, Judge
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Morgan
will
be
in
Moro
Robert M. Brash. Heoretarv. —
Another new schedule ie now in Wm Rudolf, John Hardin and Char­
1st to 16th, Wasco 16th to 30tb,
The price of TheObeerver is 11.60 of each month to praotioe dentistry. operation on the C 8 Ry. making the ley Powell, left on the 19th for Se­
r «ear. 76 eents for six months, 60 oeot.
southern terminii at Tbe Dalles
r fear month»—«rot if paid in advanoaw«
attle, to participate in tbe fraternal
Geo. W Berrian is agent for th*
aeeep< $7-60 in fu ll for 9 years. HborUr
The Gra«s valley laundry cnlhips observances on Odd Fellows’ day at
U -m » than on« year t * H oeuta per month. S p rin g fie ld Fire and Marine Insur
A Blue M a rk here will answer an anoa C o , and is prepared to write •«1, and ihe two promoters h iked the A Y. P. exposition, and at the
Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
between two days, to avoid Sheriff annual parade of tbe Sovereign
giving «he date of the paper ms the date at policies on grain and other riaks.
Freeman.
Grand Lodge nf the United States
which your current subscription expires.
Shoes: Selz R >yal Blue for men
T h e Sovereign grand lodge p arade of America. They go as members
.Sept. 24, 1909 and boys; John Strootman’s for la ­ in the exposition city W ed nesday of the Canton and Subordinate
F R ID A Y
dies and children; new styles; right
lodge of tbis city. /
was c e rta in ly the biggest e ven t of
prices; at the Moro Commercial Co.
the season.
Twenty four ladies of the Duress
Type-writer paper at The Observ­
Seethe Independent Warehouse
Society,
with their husbands, mat
er office
Pomona grange in going after the
and Milling Company, Wasco, be­
as
a
surprise
nt tbe home of M r and
Multnomah mo-quiloes with m ur­
First cle»a lunch etrv»d at a 2d
fore Inying in your wood and coal.
M rsO W Axtell Weijucsday even
derous
intent,
spreading
oil
upon
elate price at the Biggs hotel.
ing, and enjoyed a fine social. The
As you a re passing Biggs if you stagnant wate*s.
P h oto grap h poalal cards of M oro
next
(W ednesday) society meeting
want a good lunoh don’t forget W al­
Georgs Thompson of lows, cousin
aeetiCry for sale at O bserver Book
will
be
held at tbe home of M r and
ford’s chicken dinner every day.
to Grandpa Isaac Thompson of this
Store.
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VIre J C Mi Kean. The Wednesday
See the Independent Warehouse oily, is here on a v is it, returning
If you want to buy read The Ob
following (October 14th), w ill be
and
Milling Company’s supply of from the Seattle fair.
aarver. If you want to sell adver­
the annual meeting, at which time
blacksmith odal before buying else­
R -v A J Adams Sunday morning ottioere will be oboeen for the ensu­
tise In it.
where. R H McKean, manager.
sermon was a master piece; 60.000 ing y®ar.
Dou’t forget the place to get your
copies
of it ought to l»e printed and
Io addition to the practice of
The city authorities are making
tnoneys worth in a watch ¡s at L W
distributed with the text. ,
Ross’ Jeweler, Wasco.
general medicine and surgery, Dr.
every « ffort possible to conserve the
Roy Powell drove a very fine lot water supply of Moro, but in spite of
Fresh supply of genuine cnrbolen- Bower is prepared to give special at­
of horses and colts throu gh this c ity them, pumping more than enough
tention
to
diseases
of
the
eye,
ear,
iu n i ju s t opened at tbeObseryer Book
throat and nose. Office at residence, a few d *y s ago, en route to p a s tu r­ for all purposes daily, there ie lack
Ntors.
age on the B u ll canyon farm
Moro.
of a needed supply.
Teamsters,
Fountain Per. Pocket Holders,
After the polo controversy comes farmers, and the railway locomo­
Since
Mrs
Langtry
has
taken
to
latest, safest and beet. Observer
writing books, some unusually shiv­ the queatiou o f h a b ita b ility of m ars, tives, must hereafter take their sup­
Book Store
ery shivers must be doing business which reports of gnxers, pro and con, ply from well 3, near the W W M
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
with some noble masouline back­ have embroiled schools of theorists. Co warehouse, and do the pumping
pencils and all aorte of ictas, at the
Consumers in the
bones in England. She could a few
Mrs Z-dl, sister of Mr Lewellen, for themselves
Obeerver Book Store.
sensational tales unwind-if she took returned to her borne Monday, after city must stop the leaks; wasteful­
Scenic picture post cards, of views
a notion, and she ’s alweys been visiting a few days here. Her health ness of every kind oan not be toler­
near Moro, actual photo work, for notion y.
ated in tbe future.
has improved the pest year very
•ale at Observer Book Store.
Rev A J Adams officiated '«t tbe
Some time ago Dr 0 J Gofiin per­ much
<
wedding of Miss Hazel 8p*ncer and
We desire to publish all thé news formed an operation upon a little
Another little ray of sunshine has
Olie McCarty, at the ^residence of
of every part of Sherman county daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mortensen,
oome to brighten the home of Mr
the bride’s parents in tbe Fulton
but if you hide your item under a in this city, removing the tonsils,
and MrsO C Mortensen in the form
settlement.
Tbe bride is remember-1
bushel it does nobody good.
which restored her hearing. The of a small fair-haired daughter, who
ed
as
one
nf
tbe sweetest little girl«*
child
had
become
quite
deaf,
but
arrived last Friday.
Old type makes the very best df
ofGrandpa Observer’s acquaintance
Babbitt metal. We bave it for sale her hearing is now so good that she
Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillip« Were
and when you need any call at 1 he is able to attend school with results up from Tbe John Day Farm on the ahd was tbe recipient of numerous
select pieces of music from our
squally favorable to children of her
Observer office. Price is right.
17th. They brought us some very sanctum table, when a beginner at
age.
Postal Uard Albums flue. In cloth
fine samples of price carrots raised the piano. M r McCarty is a popu­
Rev F K Smith filled tbe pulpit without irrigation.
oovers, etc., from 26o up, a t T h e O b ­
lar young man nf affiire at Echo,
of his new charge in tbis o ity,jb e
server Book Store.
Roy Belshes did a good business where the happy oouple are to make
Our “ ads” attract attention and M E Cburoh, last Sunday forenoon, afield with his outfit this harvest, their 'uturft home.
W ith no invidious comparisons in ­
advertise. When you get our ad­
cutting and threshing 1175 acres in
The Dalles water supply is at such
tended, it is said that Mr Smith
vertising, you get busineasbringers.
29} days, making nine moves, one low ebb that the meter system is ad
far exoels in ability any of bis pred­
No warehouse charges on barley, ecessors "here since tba completion of which was nearly five miles
v oca led to compel wasteful consum­
stored on exchange, at Independent of the handsome edifice erected to
er;
to exeruise greater oare for the
Mr Gleason, who su -needs P 0
Warehouse and Milling Company, worship in this city by that church DsMoes at the springs, intends to necessities. The Dalles is abundant­
organization. We congratulate the put in a complete stock of goods. ly »bis and financially qualified to
Waedo.
people, they deserve it; we welcome He has been in the general merchan­ have a never ending supply. Our
K C Davie, proprietor of the Gras*
Mr Smith.
little city ie not suffering for its sup­
dising business a number of years.
Valley Barn, promptly attends all
Tne
Astoria
g
ftln
rate
case
dis­
ply, but would today be in better
calls, day or night. Animals given
M r Boesen has gone into Wallowa
fix proportionately than the best of
closed
an
enormous
secret
combine
the very beat of c ire ; Charges are
county with In* big threshing outfit
its neighbors, had conservation of
of
Palouse
farmers,
7,000
in
number,
right.
to help the farmers of that region in
its resources been etriollv observed;
in restraint of trade; the olearest
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tbeir harvest
He has about six
violation of the Boerman act ever
but by neglect and improper meth­
weeks' work ahead of him when he
A number of my p»trons »re
detected. It-a ls o disclosed some arrives.
ods In the past the city is temporiz­
not aware that for aome months
astonishing mis statements eman­
ing with an emdrgsnoy just now un-
past the Moro Comm»rcial Co. ;
Flour dropped 60 cents
bhl on
ating from Astoria, concerning meth­
■uited to the spirit of what might
bas bad my hread on «als; aoy
tbe 16tb, at Walla W alla, and not a
have been accomplished by honest
ods of lighterage between Portland
purchase* of brsad at tbis
thread was broken on a single sack.
investment. We know where the
and tbe sea which do not exist, and
Store will be appreoiated by
have not existed for more than 12 This may be taken as an indication water ie, of good quality and abund­
Mrs. E . Anderson.
years. It pays to ba truthful; Asto­ of a reduction corresponding with ant supply, but how to get it to tbe
tbe reeeot decline in wheat
raaarvnhT that*» tka ruh.
ria loel Ito
U I I I I I I I H H I H I ID D + *
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r
Washougal,
A t a net loss of $118,000 fire ba-
destroyed the big Portland flouring
mills, bpuolaueous oombustiou is
believed to be (be cause of tbe fire
A uew m ill with a ll tbe modern ap­
pliance«, will be built immediately
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A b o u t six ty six m iles from T h e D alles, on th e N o rth B a n k railro a d
a n d on th e C o lu m b ia riv e r, tw e n ty five m iles from P o rtla n d , O regon.
CHEAP
C o m p ared w ith o th e r places of o u r
We w a n t to show you.
p ro d u ctiv e N o rth w est, h u t tho rich est soil in th e c o u n try .
N O e le c tric STO RM S o r H O T W IN D S in su m m e r n o r SN O W in w in ter,
in th e w orld, a n d th e finest c lim a te .
T h a t is w h a t m akes th is as good a fru it section as can be found an y w h ere for Peaches, P ears,
A pples, Q uince, P ru n e s, C h erries, a n d o th e r classed, as well as a ll tho sm a lle r fru its.
W heat, O ats, o th e r g ra in , P o tato es a n d o th e r vegetables, yield heav ily per acre, an d al, done
W ithout
I rrigatiqn
w
A big d a iry a n d stock c o u n try ,
h ere before d ecid in g u p o n a location.
W h at
m ore do you
w ant?
WASHOUGAL DAIRY
We ask you to m ake a v isit
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FULL LINE OE BUILDER SUPPLIES
S tu d e b a k e r
W e have added a fu ll line of builder supplies,
IVAGONS
F lirtis e li
r io lin e
GET OUR PR IC E8 ON
Doors, Windows, Frame«, Lime, P la s te r , Cement, Lumber
and Cedar Poet«. W ill q u ote for delivery o r O. R. & N. or
S tu d e b a k e r
B ir d s e ll
M o lin e
SPECIAL p RICES0N
Columbia Southern main line.
See ua before laying in your Coal or Wood.
All kinds of m ill feed and fam ily flour.
No Warehouse charges
on barley stored on exchange.
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Buggies, Hacks, Surries, and Gas­
oline Stoves and Ranges.
Reduced Slabwood Prices
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Wuto, Dosisla, MchiH, DsJto, Hiy Canon, or Moro
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OEO. H. H IL U E IiK A N I), Pres
OEO. M E Ü L E R , Treasurer.
A good respectable saviug guaranteed wood buyers
JU LIU S M E D L E R . S e c re ta ry .
C H A S . (lO L L IM E R , M anager.
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Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc.
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E n g in e p a c k in g , O ils, R o p e, M a c h in e E x tra s , e tc .
Deering and Hodge Headers.
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K n o c k s O n o e a t Every M a n 's D o or.
«40 acres of fine farm land, mile
south of W om - o , well Improved,
ats ut *J)N) acres In sumnierfallow
$6,000.00 cash, ba 1 easy terms.
O P T IC A L GOODS
Fine realdeuMproperty In Wasco
windmill, olstern, private water
' Jewelry of all kinds.
system, B room colta^e. near Han-
dow m
ill. $1500 00, one th ird cash
mill.
haï. ou easy terms
Latest Bracelet Designs
GOODS SOLD
RCASONAÉLK
L. W .R O S S , Wasco
Watch Inspector O. R. Ä N.
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Breturen church, lu Wasco, for
$tNX). O ne-third cash Italance on
easy term s. $100 o ff for spot cash.
The Elchen berger ranch w a r
Hhaniko, w ell Improved, h a lf In
eultivation, bal. pasture, at $1500
per aore.
00 cash bal. to suit
p tire baser.
My residence property In Waaeo,
toonis lieaktisa bathroom , pan try
and
“ “ ** a ttic . Large
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basem ent' Ooo>
neeted w ith w ater and sewer sys­
tem»; tw o lota: house n ew ly painted
new te n t* and new aldewalk, all
in tine condition.
Also several b uildin g lota la d if­
ferent parte o f tow n.
C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore.
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