Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 28, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA W ild B lla a a r d R a g in g Oregon does not appear in the | Brings danger, «tillering, often death, to list of states having “ companies thousands, who lake colds, congha and la 1 he comet that was rapidly dis controlled by the beef trust. grippe, that terror of winter and spring. Its n u r » s i t i tillltlrtl Pi.per. danger signals are slnfled up nostrils, lo » 1 r appearing over the south west i r n m L rarK » o» , | I S I ( M A ' curve o f this planet as we stepped The men who have been fixing part of nose sore, thills anti fever, pain in of head, and a throat gi ippiilg cough into our home on Hood street up the proposed uniform divorce hack M O R O , OKI ¡O N . V\ lun C rip « l i s t I t s , as you value your Hit , Monday evening,was not the long law have found only seven legiti d on ’t delay getting Dr. King's N ew D b - Editor. ntii ¡paled I lalley, and nobody mate causes for granting a divorce. covery. “ O ne bottle cured m e ,“ wfit< s D. C. I re la m appears to be able to identify this A New York lawyer would be A I. Dunn, ol I’m» V alley, M iss., “ after . . . Manager. C. L . IKI LA N D eccentric stranger of the solar sys ashamed to go into court on a being laid up three weeks with G rip.” For sore lungs, hermorrhuge,, coughs, colds, tem, nor from whence it came nor petition containing only seven whooping tough , bronchitis, asthma, its J a n . 28. 1910 ER IDA’ whither it goeth. The observer at counts. ________________ supreme. 50c. $1.00. (guaranteed by Flagstaff classifies it “ Comet “ A,” Moro Pharmacy. oticca F R E E , cx- Church and Society r Speaking of the postoffice deficit of 1910.” The Observer at M oro ccpt when for roo^cy makinM purpose». Sam e Thing. and the reform that is incidentally Such notices nt regular will leave that part of the subject A eerln ln IrlabiuuB, though a bad of the publisher«. to ‘scientists;’ to fight out amongst proposed, we are moved to re jo ck ey , » n s n ev erth eless very foud of W e will not be ri xmsible for the mark that campaign literature boraea. One tiny, riding through a neglect of subacribers to notify us of themselves. ought to be made to pay its way; street, he won acco sted by u would be changes j4tv <h< ir addre i. Nor will the This new comet was reported by notification of a Poatfn ter that the sub t itle the bill of a Dr. lnness, of the observatory at also that if government seeds are w it. acriber ha* “ Removed “ I any, do you know whiit of any use to the people, they delinquent. Johannesburg, South Africa, Jan. to B alaam ?" should be worth at least the price cur to you that it co s» n o Did it ev< “S am e a s happened to the- un ato* 16th-, 11 js name was given to it more to produce printing that is P1^ " * of postage.____________ sp ok e to him," ca m e the an sw er attarp to the eye than the other kind? The af, first, but as the same comet is The O b ise r v e r . Observer is equipped with all the modern facilities for doing |}oo^l work at the very minimum of cost. Try us with an order ■ and if it is not ’executed to your perfect satisfaction you need not pay for ift Send for advertising rates. N orth Yakima has a bantam hen 22 years old. W hen it sees how wonderfully the town has grown in that time it ought to be asham ed of its littleness. nnual meeting of the The O hio st; ■ league of republican be held in clubs, V '.ich s birthday, Dayton on ! ; -;sion for a will be made the ference” in big “ harmony f every shade which party lcadt ked to take of'opinion will bt part. Any one who wishes to retain consciousness while the surgeons are removing his appendix, or his stomach, or patching up his broken vertebrae, he is welcome to the new anesthetic. T o most persons, having some imagination and some Capacity for nervous ex citement, the most valuable func tion of an anesthetic is to suspend consciousness during an operation and not to prevent pain, of which the surgeon’s instruments tfuay cause no more than the injury which necessitates the operation. The assembly idea; the idea that dazed republicans permitted trick ster democrats to crowd to the wall when they buncoed the Grand O ld Party with their stink pots in Oregon, is again gaining popular ity, and the idea now has a very hearty outlook. V by 60 many republicans allowed themselves to be humbugged in such m anner, in full view of the fact that the dem o crats were then holding conven tions and nominating candidates in nearly -every precinct in the state, is one of the most mysteri ous political moves that has hap pened im a euiitury of politics in «M s iiwrt » Capt Stanley is expecting a new book, “ With W alker in Nicara gua, written by Gen J G Jamison, who, with Capt Stanley, was in active participation in the events of that memorable campaign. One thing Gen Jam ison's book will do that is very much neet correct scores ot stupid by amateur write |ory with black h much per —, as Richard Spillant 9 Spokesn curacies a< tori ant. V due probabT} of rats and fleas in merchandise. San Francisco is the only Ameri can city which has fortified itselt rigainst rats. In its present viiita- lion the plague has been knocking for admittance at th e seaports of South America, passing down the •vest coast and up the e.rst, and • »ur own eastern coast cities, are likely to find it ensconced in their i lums at an r mom ent. In the past year the e have Ixen nine or t en human c ises of the ph ? just ba and «•ast of San Fran ci th e tendency o f tin di 18C* is The : o spread south ) in- bureau has recent L'har icter- iected squirrels, at for a j »tic of the diw I lumber of years if it had develop . ml tlu it breaks been gathering st : c<wting »-lto a great e tarting in of lives. b o th . •334 it killed 2S.lMW.000 people in I .uropc, « one-fourth the popula- t on. In Italy the mortal ly was < ne hall tin population. It killed 150,000 people in Constantinople i i 1803 and 110.1MM) more at the lame place in 1815. COMET “A ’’ ON EXHIBITION said to have been observed in the Orange Free State prior to that date scientists prefer to call itConiet A. The stranger has excited keen interest among astronomers, who are making close observation«, but it has not yet been determined whether the comet will ever again reappear. Analysis of photograph ic observations show that the new body differs greatly from comets in general. The usual comet spec trum consists of a very bright se ries of hydro-carbon bands, but the comet now visible shows very bright sodium lines. The striking orange color of the comet head, as observed in various parts of the world, is said to be due to the in candescent sodium vapor. Re ports of this comet have been re ceived from many points, and all agree in the main as to descrip tion of it. Owing to the latitude and clear atmosphere it was plainly visible here M onday evening, the clearly defined tail giving its final flirt at 6.10 as it sank beneath the horizon piercing the sky with a bright col umn akin to Jack Dalie« cupola at the M oro foundry when taking off a heat. It will reappear every ev» ening for several weeks, according to some scientists, and then may be visible during the hours of day light. A news item tells about two car loads of Chesapeake seed oysters on the way out to Willapa for planting. That’s a very small lot. Six years ago Jack Eituer brought out 13 car loads in one train and they all lived and propagated and that’s why Jack can afford to trav el in Europe, own municipal light and water plants, automobiles, etc. Mr. Taft’s advice Io the insur gents to “ get busy, and stop quarl- ing,’’ is good advise. It is the kind of counsel which the masses of republicans throughout the country would give, if they had the ear of co ngress. Apparently, too, this counsel finds the insur gents in a receptive mood. At the house caucus everything was peaceful? The" program went through smoothly from beginning to end. A new Congressional Campaign Committee was chosen. This was the principal business of the caucus, and it was carried out President Taft believes that the without a clash. gulf between the regulars and in surgents can be bridged as soon After pending in the courts for as the weather moderates. nineteen years, the suit brought by the federal government to recover Again it is said that the man 160,975 acres of Indian land near higher up has been sighted in the North Yakima from the N 1’ Ry sugar frauds. This elusive indi Co has been decided against the corporation. The land is valued vidual will get caught some day. at more than $2,(XX),000. I he railroad claimed it under a con Mr. Taft has been declared to gressional grant of 1887. I he be descended from Mayflower for government contention was that it bears. I he insurgents are less in belonged to the Indians under a terested i i May flowers than in treaty made in 1869 by G overnor plums. Isaac I Stevens. Judge E K W hit son held against the railway com In placing the blame for the cost of living, one statesman pany which will take an appeal to is g<Afl^ous enough to divide it the supreme court. between Slhe capital truk. labor trust and the No m ailt going nor coming, for four d.#s. It appears to us TT i .-ITY s in cfritcm ptof public rights. I he com i/on carrier or the p.o.d. de for emergencies Janu;Jy dividends in stocks of nearly ail the great corporations of the coutwry have been reported as 5202,032*02, the largest on record, but if tMM^present prosperous wave ontiijbe-r the next July dividends quite as large, if not larger Iiitead of long drawn out laws Oregon needs simpler, shorter, plailer procedure. I he present outrlgeous system of law enact- nu f is w hat has doubled the state s in Sherman cohnt’’ >nd then __ JO on lop oi u*«st a. nee the “conspiracy of irresponsible polit ical anarchy,” spoken of in a late circular from the National Capitol. They have muddled up. twisted up, tied up and trussed up Justice until her own mother wouldn’t know her. An attack was made before the interstate commerce commission last week upon the legality of the transportation by express com pan ies of parcels or packages weigh ing I pounds or leas. Nathan B Williams, a lawyer of Fayetteville, \rk., instituted a complaint against Wells, Fargo & Co., in which he asserted that the carriage of pack ges of 4 pounds or less by ex press companies between interstate points was unlawful because con gress had committed the carriage of such packets to the mails and had made it unlawful for any private express to carry same. He declares also that the interstate commerce commission was with out legal authority to make rates or to enforce tariffs concerning ex press transportation of such pack ages. D r . MARIK KEEP T H E K ID N E Y S W E L L . H e a lt h is W o r th S a v in g an d S o m a M o r o P a o p la K n o w H o w to S ava it. . „ Many Moro people lake their live» in their own hunt!» by neglecting the kidney« when they know these organ» need help. Sick kidney» arc responsible for a vast amount of suffering and ill health, but there is no need to suffer nor to remain in danger when all diseases and aches and pains due to weak kidneys can he quickly and permanently cured by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here it a Moro citizen's recommendation. O . P. H ulse, Moro, O r., says: “ Kid ney complaint annoyed me for years. I am obliged to do a great deal of driving and the constant jarring of the wagon and expoaure to all kinds of weather weakened my kidneys. The secretions were scanty at time«, while at others profuae and occasionally were painful in passage, I finally procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Moro Pharmacy, and ihe contents o f one box g iv e me entire freedom Xum back ache, benefiting me in every w a y .” Ear n ’e by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M il burn C o., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name— Doan’s—-and take no other. DON'T MOVE OUT oko The door of death seemed ready to op« n for M W Ayers, of Transit Bridge. N when his life was wonderfully saved. I was in a dreadful condition, he write >, “ my skin w is almost yellow; eyes sunken,- tongue coated; emaciated from losing -it) lb*., growing weaker duily. Virulent liver trouble pulled me down to death in «p»te o f doctors. Then that matchless m edicine, Electric Bitters, cured rne. I regained the ■U) lbs. lost and now am well and strong.” l*or the stom ach, liver and kidney troubles they’re suprem e. 50c nt Moro Pharmni y. M ORO - < « n iim B ook Joe A. W ilson • O b server S to r e , P o r tla n d , O r e g o n , OREGON. W . C . B ry a n t G eorge Mow ry L aw yers F iee bus to and Irpm train» Rutes by tbe day Rooms 1, 2 and 3 over W W M Co M ORO O R E G O N 6 0 c, 76 c, S I .0 0 , $ I .6 0 , $ 2 . E uropean Plan - Frank Menefee A G ood C le a n F a m ily TH E DA LLE8 Dentistry OREGON I First St. Strong brick, 6. Molar Crowns 22kBridpTootk 3 . MoTo, Or Qold Filtinn naruol Fillings 1. L P ostal Card H eadqu arters HL W. T _______ M M Il » r» «u » W O R K C U A R A N T K D F O R IB V K A R S 1‘otnl.wo I I l r n . t l o n I r w * b aa pToton c>g b rid e s work U ordered. tk iu o u lU tlo n F re e. Too oonnot «e» belt.«» p n ln l« « work dnnenayw bevo. A l l w o r k f u l l r a u n r - S l.-d t-n i»1« r t riarm o«i,monS. H v t ntetbodo. ___ * ; _ Lon tec llont r J y O PTICIAL G O O D S « L D G H R SOLD , '< - / * i ' h — ;— ;--1“ î — h -- î — i -- i * -F-.* 'i 11 t”H' i i—i—)■ -’—i—j~¡—j—i—;—;—i— '!i. Office at Furniture Store. F . R. A X T E L L , M O R O , O R I rwwvw ■. 'r r a » slaw r a a a i« 1 . . . . . . . . r-« AH«*« is«t X,«# » tw vw w - vw » ma *«* PLUMBING ■»» STEAM FITTING Box w riting paper, I • All kinds of Reservoir and Cistern work in connection with water systems installed in first class style and all work done in first class style. All work guaranteed. Dyna- mite and powder work on all kincs of Rock Excavations. i H . A . S t u a r t , M o ro , O re g o n . • Pocket bill bocks, Purses, Etc. Fancy Pont Card Albums, from 25c to $1.50 Fancy box stationery from 25c to ?1 00 per box Box stationery for tbe little ones .it reasonable prices Linen an I paper toy b >oks, as well as books for older boys and girls, for little money Well printed books with colored illustrations, and others, boxed in separate boxes, for the elder folks, from and around 50 cent«. Bibles and small gift books at reasonable prices. • P lastering , B rick » .’ ♦ ♦ ‘ » « 0 .4 • s < « and . , P IO N E E R (¡ okcrete W ork . « 4 4 S ? . , Í j . , « * « » < 4 a 13L X JE B A R N M ORO, O R EG O N . L I V E R Y , F E E !) A M ) S A L E S T A B L E S . Ci R. BELSHEE, Proprietor and Manager. The Observer Book Store. T elephone from The Dalles or any Sherman county points at our pense. Service furnished to or from Moro to any point. O U R M O T T O “ Please the public.” ++-!- ex >0<>XXK<;OOC<XX>.'XKX)OOOOOOOOO o EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE, T h e poor C am era cost more to keep going th an a good one; it uses up ju st as m any plates or X B s i’ECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS films and the pictures are of an indifferent ch aracter. £ «! jw » -x.-— "^-rrTwrr^waMSBHaan] D ep u ty S to c k In sp ecto r L o u is S e h a d e w itz . K en t. O reg o n SENECA CAMERAS W hen > 121 Costs less than the other kind to use and you gc< P E R F E C T PICTU RES. <9 JOB PRINTING Secure a Seneca and Start Right AT W «. D < O i< ll.« lly « S o lic it lo u r I ’ n li o n H g r. O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U idle days by telling your neighbors of tbe go< qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their su script io ns, send us their addresses and we will set them sample copies. We pay for all solicititig you < T t T Subscribe for The Observer. Best W ekly publish« in the Inland Empire. Everyone reads it. Hotel Co. SOREN HANSEN 280 Different Style» and Sizes, ranging in price Proprietor of Express and Freight ' D r a y in g o f a ll K in d s . 0 Trunks and Grips Delivered < To and From all Trains. From $3.50 to $418.00 FILM PACK ADAPTORS for 12 atfdn ¿ayliffct loading fi to lm take All SENECAS ar« CITY DRAY NO. 2 1 rs aajta Both in workmanship and price. MUM *<> Postal Card Albums, Stock Inspector Sherm an County, Oregon. „ OREGON. » M. C. IMekiii «on, Miuinj(cr. Boom - Satisfaction Guaranteed, T»S THE 08SEEUEÜ BOOK STORE *t* P r o p r ie to r . - i W a tch Inspector O. R . & N . Any person or persons having horses, cattle, houses, lots or house hold goods for sale or exchange, or parties desiring to buy such property, will find The Observer a good medium for advertising and securing a customer/ Try T h e O bserv er , M oro, O r. Tubs. RCASONAHLV L .W . ROSS, W asco vvasco Io Buy, Ssi! or hebange Delivered lo any part of the City. - I GOODS Lost from my place about Nov. 1,* 1909, one e light brown marc, rather old, 1 white feet, stripe in filce, branded T M on left stifle, brand on left shoulder. Also one li2ht bay gelding, 3 years old, star in face, three white feet, branded T M on stifle. Suitable reward will be paid for their re covery. Address, F W M a t th ia s tf. 3611 Klondike, O r A d d ress: MORO. O REGON. L E W IS , . MORO L a te st B racelet D esign s S rm -rw rrr i<rt i B tith ! hop Everything First Class and Up to date. J ew elry of all k in ds. Cha«. W Tight, I’reAdm it. W ill F * o r c c lo in For Prices On * s s S tx ? w j i B arber S oros ¡s Agent for the Best Steam Laundry Sbt)p in Brick Building next Observer Offiov j p»r v -y . B u s in e s s M Wise Dental Co. Cigars, Tobaccos * ir liT-iti ixo Ir JCOWF*O«IAT<D B illiard and P o o o l l T 1 a UDies h i r s CTIOlBUiM; , s P o . r uilm t l a n . d uM.n,iut , o r c o o iy oitii'aru anu to . m «Ivyt-r dm and np»ard lllg h ea t ,»r|.:,d ......... »3 A nd T H E D A LLES, O R E G O N . R * 7. Paini»» EitEtioo phone». Rump. uh p*»n life* A D V E R T IS E F. W. Clark, Jeweler, S Optician Slkrar Fillmgt . Inky Fillings iud Rubbor Ptstos Bsst m Rub- _ ksr Ptstos Il t* nr v and Its root»» are pin video with running water ami Ina« dl.'ii'-ce ‘(Me BILL » out of the question, of course; but but the pair of glaises with which we can outfit you (after proper testing) will almost convince you that you have the eyesight of youth back ajjain. Tact is we can do your eyes and eyesight a lot of jjood. lx‘t s talk to you about it. On« o f tow n pm .:.ki can b a re th o lr pti.u u d bridanwork tin- ■«bud In one d«ji I f neoem srr. W« will yM a (osd 22k «old or Mrcotiin crown lor » 3 .5 W m. Rudolf H c ie l O re g o n HAND S k a tin g 2 5 c e n ts . H o le ! C o rn e r 7 th a n d S tark S tr e e ts . l et u i p r i n t y o u s o m e r A BRAND NOW PAIR OF EYES Office in Vogt Block upstairs Strayed or Stolen Wright-Dickinson f A ttorney - at - L aw C ry ! ¡tR Every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 8 to 10. Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30 will be for Ladies only. anager . tear Frat ui Mm:ca Streets Bryant & Mowry, I STOP MOBO SKATING RINK f ^ u d o lf O p e r a H o u s e O SC A R A N D E R S O N , M C A S T O R IA ■*<» r f M oro, Co. new brick building. FOR FLETCHER'S , : -l -Fh:--:-4~Fl--^l--PH--H--l- !- H ’-;- :--l -H “H-d--!--H--S--l--H-H--F+++++ Office in the M oro Commercial A W r e tc h e d M is ta k e . To endure the itching, painful distress of piles. There’s no need to. Listen: “I suffered much from piles',” writes \V A Marsh, of Silver City, N . C ., “ till 1 got a l»ox of Bucklen'i Arnica Salve, and was soon cu red .” Burns, boils, ulcers, chap ped hands, chilblains, vanish before it. 25c at Moro Pharmacy. h Moro, Oregon. Attorney at L aw - • T ra S e » » llc lln l ri ta l The NOW ON HAND U Kepahlag Promptly and Naally Dona. O R E G O N Conducted on Best Principles | - - All Work Warranted. Office cor. Finit st and M cCoy av. Diagonally opp Dr». Coffin. 4b— A N eglected Apple. Mrs. BenlmtO—You used to say thnt I w a s tb e ap p le o f your eye. B enham W ell, w h at o f It? Mrs. B enham N oth in g, except th a t you d on 't seem to h ave such a keen relish for fru it us you on ce d i d .- E x ___ k___ ch a n g e »J a n A FULL LINE 2.5 Everywhere life is being made mnr» safer through the work of Dr. King’s N< w Life Pills in im stip a tio n , billiousncsa, dyspepsia, indigestion, liver trouble, kid ney disease and bowel disorders. I hey re easy, but sure, aad perfectly build up the health. 25c. ut Moro Pharmacy. C h ild r e n Collars Whips, Blankets, etc, D e n t i s t - ^ " " “} M a k in g L it« S a f e r . . i Harness and Saddlery PRICES REASONABLE E a r th ’s Axi I M otion. T h e rotation o f the earth nt the eq u ator la irt th e m te of 1.000 m iles per hour; one si United on the parallel o f six ty , the len gth ot w hich Is equul to half the circu m fe ren ces o f the equator, m oves nt the m te o f nearly 5ot) m iles an hour, w h ile n point sev en m iles from the pole m oves In the cou rse of tw en ty four hours through a circle o f tw e n ty -tw o m iles, or nt th e rate o f less than otie m ile tin hour. M a n u fa c tu r e r a n d D e a le r ln t:: C onvientto Business : OaaooN. , New Entirely. J. R. Morgan M ORO S a v e d a t D e a t h 's D o o r. LOUIS HEYDT M GOKFIN. Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St. M •W-W-+-I-J-1— t-h-J-H-I-I'-l-I-W-+-H-H-H- •• -M-t— M't I I I 'I I 1" l“F"I I I « W“t,++4‘* G RASS VALLEY. ORE Diseases of loam & Children a Specialty and otllck. _ It is in some quarters regarded as remarkable that the Missouri river has been found capable of improvement, Some of the peo ple w ho have long denied this possibility might be found even more capable in im provem ent than the river, on as close analy sis and inspection. Vinton Hotel I ) l l . O J. GOKFIN, PHYSICIAN & SUK g E u N » A pack». A book brimfull of timely information on the Science and Art of Photography, FREE To YOU. SENECA CAMERA MFC. Rodie»ter“N. Y. Largest Independent CO. Camera M akei» in the W orld. »OOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXCCOGsXXXXX# “W ANT” O p e o p le by any bserv er in ad in T he M oro w ill re ach m o re S h e rm a n o th e r C o u n ty m e d iu m READ THE OBSERVER < 4 th a n a v a ila b le . ALPV S suS en.w.