Sherman County observer., January 28, 1910, Image 3

Clearance Sale
25
25
Per Cent Off Regular Prices
To close out certain lines before the arrival of
new goods, for a short tim e we w ill offer special
discount of 35 per cent off regular prices on the
follow ing goods:
Knit Scarfs, Shawls, Skirts, Ctc^^Children’s JBearskin
Coats, Hoods and Leggings; Ladies* and Children's
Gowns, Over Gaiters, Sweater Coats in all colors, Furs.
Some bargains you can not afford to pass up.
over and be convinced. Yours for business,
Look them
MORO COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Mrs Eva Rudolf is on the sick Two big auction sales next week.
list, and Charley Bartlett has taken See advertisements.
her place in the store.
Lovely, spring-like weather this
Mill«», k h k k m a w co., o k r o w
Bend has got a wide awake de­ week, while it lasted.
E u r«ka Lodfl» N « . 121. velopment league which places it
Master Leslie Strahl has been on
A. r. * A. M. M oro. o r .
in the front rank of prosperity.
the
sick list for a time.
M eet» the fir»« and
third
fh u n d a y evening» of each
When you sign a contract be
Grilled steak! Well, grill it,
m onth.
V i.it in g m em ber»
c o rd ia lly in v ite d to
m eet sure that you understand it thoroly. then see what you’ve got. Tough­
By order o f W . M .
It may be all right, probably is; but er than ever.
J . M . H a r r y , S ecretary.
know that it is. #
Miss Janet Rutledge has-been
B a th la h a m C h a p te r
Last week D E Hunter of Day* able to resume studies this week
NO. 78 O. X. ».
ton, Ohio, bought the Drake resi­ after a sick spell.
R eg ular c om m u nication
each 2d and 4th Thursd ay dence property in Bend. 300 feet
A girl needn’t feel hurt because
vening» m o n th ly . By or-
square, at $30,000.
her sweetheart can’t tell her why
(der of W . M .
M r s . H b i -RN P a r r y , Secy.
A number of ladies called on he loves her. He doesn’t know
himself.
M o re Lodge, N o . 113, Mrs Spoon on the 20th bidding
l. o . o . R. M oro, o r .
her and Mr Spoon good bye, and
An eastern cook book, ‘sold on
¿ M e e tin g every
Saturday
bon voyage to their new home in its merits,’ details directions how
(e v e n in g at 7;3O o clo c k .
F V ia itin g m em ber» arc cor- Arizona.
to cook a rabbit. The Observer
1 d ia lly in v ite d .
M em b er»
Mrs Dora Eddy, of White Sal­ has a simpler way; Just lift the lid
. _
expected to be present.
Sam B iuaxtN, N . G .
mon, daughter of Judge Geo^W over a red hot furnace fire and
W m . H c n s ic R x , Secy.
Brock of Washougal, has been the drop the bird into it, hair, feathers
T W price of T h e O b se rv er i« $ 1 5 0 per guest of friends in Sherman county and all; then forget all about it.
y e a r, 75 cent» tor »lx m o n th *, 50 cent» lor
for some time. She is making a
Emmitt Sells, of North Bend,
lo u r m onth»— but i f p aid in advance we
accept $ 2.5 0 in fu ll for 2 year».
Shorter final visit now with her aunt and left C009 bay one steamer ahead
term » than one year 12% cent» per m onth .
uncle Mr and Mrs H W Strong. of the wrecked Czarina, by far the
A B lue M a rk here w ill anawer an In -
The Student Engineer, copy of worst marine disaster that has oc­
q u e r, when* entered upon ou r calendar,
curred on the Pacific coast since
givin g the date of the paper a» the date at which-has reached this office thro
w h ich your current subscription expire»._
courtesy of George LJrquhart, a the loss of the steamer Columbia.
With the lives of 31 people sud­
FRIDAY . . . . .. J an . 28, 1910 Moro student of the O A C, Cor­ denly wiped out, with but one sur­
vallis,
contains
an
interesting
arti­
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cle relative to railway construction vivor to tell the story, this disaster
Subscribe- for The Observer.
in the.Inland J£mpire, entitled The stands as a warning of the great
Wild fowl are very thin ¿ame Great Race for Central Oregon. dangers confronting those who go
down to the sea in ships.
now.
Mr and Mrs II S McDanel, Mr
C F Coe has purchased the in­
Mrs James Mitchell returned and Mrs Henrichs, Mr and Mrs
terest
of George E Thompson in
Rutledge, Mr and Mrs L Barnum,
from Athena on the 19th.
the
Moro
Hardware and Imple­
Fresh Salmon and Strawberry entertained the whist dub, in Ma­ ment Company. Mr Thompson
sonic hall the evening of the 19th.
clusters daily at Rudolfs.
Honors were awarded to Mrs Lee takes the Coe farm, east of Moro
Do you read the aviation follies 1st; and Mrs Powell 2d. Gents’ 7 miles, and the residence of the
down at Los Angeles? No. Nei­ 1st to M r/Norcross; 2d to Mr families, from city to country and
vice versa, will be made in a few
ther do 1.
Martin.
days. Both gentlemen are widely
The Moro Commercial Co have
Everything which serves to re- jtnown anj popular citizens, and
a few ladies’ coats and suits left, at duce friction is a money saver; the j phe Observer joins in genuine
very low prices. See them.
man who will not spend a little J wjHjlcg for
success of each .T h e
Howard and Walter Stanley, money for oil and graphite wear8l j ca| involved the sum of about
t • -
1 1« » r» 1 rv »1C
machinery . mm
rapidly
and has1 $26, (XX). \
•ons of Capt W Starley of thii out . f his
city, left for Portland on the 21st. enormous repair and replacement
A man named Graham, who
Get a pair of those wool-nap bills to pay. Avoid friction of all was laid up here with a broken
blankets at the Moro Commercial kinds; it is an expensive and un­ jleg last harvest, and afterwards
Companies. Like wool, at Vul the pleasant condition.
! got mixed up with financial wrong-
An elf owl, no larger than a ca- L]ojng8( was brought back by Sher-
. cost.
Emmitt Sells is up on a vacation nary bird, was killed accidentally J ¡ff Freemun last week and lodged
from North Bend while the mill at the home of J B Dougherty, at ¡n ja;i to angWer to the charge of
in which he is employed is under­ North Yakima, on the 16th. The obtaining money under false pre­
tiny bird was first discovered by tenses. It appears that he bought
going repairs.
Men that know good working Mr D. and as it appeared to be a horse of Mr Brisbin on a con­
•hoes buy the Buckingham & quite tame, or 9tunned by the cold, tract note, then sold the horse in
Hecht. You can get them at the he allowed it to go, and later the Grass Valley, giving a bill of sale.
house cat killed it.
He was arrested ncarProsser where
Moro Commercial Co s store.
he
was cooking in a cattle herders
The Observer has worked night
The best working shirt for the
camp.
money is the Cherry Valley Flan­ and day and Sundays for “ Made
nel. Warm and durable, and costs in Oregon" goods, without person­ The flood following the arrival
but $1.50 at the Moro Com’l Co. al pecuniary gain. Now that the of the Chinook Friday night, was
old shibboleth is to be revived, we at its hight about noon Saturday,
A-new wood and coal yard ¡« want to see the ’manufacturers,’ if although the greatest damage was
to be established in Moro next any such there be—turn out a class done in Moro at the Wind River
month. An institution that you of goods “ Made in Oregon,” that Lumber yard o n . the rise of the
may feel is a home enterprise will stand a little advertising.
next day. By noon on Monday
when you patronize it.
the frost was nearly all out of the
Mrs Zell, sister of Geo E Lew­ ground, leaving a puddled condi­
Old type metal makes the best
ellen,
left The Dalles on the 23d tion of mud and water all over the
■and the cheapest babbiting. 1 he
« Observer has a lot of such materi- for California. George went to fields, Old Sol remarking with a
The Dalles to bid her good bye, self satisfying smile to the grain:
. al for sale cheap.
We wish to announce that our and was unable to get back on ac­ Now get in and grow. It did grow
piano contest will close February count of the floods which carried until Monday night when a nasty
1st. All coupons must he deposit­ out nearly every bridge and culvert chill fell upon it»
ed at our office before that date. on the C S and O R & N line,
J P Wilbur of Athena, will put
until he fell in with a hack load
Moro Commercial Co.
in a woolen mill at Bend. The
for Moro Sunday night.
future of that place looks good to
Sherman county people visit­
Gen Booth, of the Salvation readers of its development league
ing Portland will find a cheerful
home at The Drexel, J W Corsen army, has announced that "our literature. Situate as Bend is, in
-m anager, and part owner and planet is about to be destroyed by the heart o f.the great wool grow­
looked after by one of our old fire" and that the destruction is ing section of The Inland Empire,
neighbors, J R Kaseberg. Try imminent. Quite a number of with never failing water power and
years ago Gen Booth launched his ample railway facilities, a woolen
The Drexel.
J R Kaseberg. formerly of Sher method of saving the entire world mill there should possess advanta­
man county, if» manager of the according to the evangelical idea ges assuring success. The day has
Lincoln Investment Co., and of salvation. Now, in the twilight forever passed w’hen one company
may be found at The Hotel Drexel of a strenuous career fie talks in a or individual, like that of the old
corner of 2d and Yamhill. When pessimistic way as to what may be Brown regime, can control this
business in Oregoit.
religiously accomplished.
in Portland call upon him.
F lic
O b w crv er
f
Grata last M onday was inviting
Nearly every unsuccessful man
in its appearance but it would claims to be responsible for some
give a oow the tooth ache to nip it. other man’s success. --
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Some of Hardin’s Gash Priées
Moro Presbyterian Ckorck.
A cotemporary says good roads
Grandma DeMoss has been very
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
sick for some weeks, a complica­ is Sam Hill’s hobby. Then what
Services as usual next Sunday,
tion of ilia, incident to her age be­ in San) Hill did he build his Mary morning and evening.
Ann town so high for?
ing the cause.
Valentine Postal Cards at the O k
Stanfield is trying to be a rail­
road center. It has started an
electric railroad to a connection
with tfie North Bank Ry on the
opposite side of the Columbia.
The spow storm this week is
disgusting. If any one wants our
share of it they are welcotpe to if.
The beautiful snow is a fraud in
these parts.
« g
Subject in the morning: A Great
Talker.
Subject of evening discourse:
A Good Soldier.
Rejoice, O, young man, in thy
youth; and let thy heart cheer thee
in the days of thy youth, and walk
in the ways of thine heart, and in
the tight of thine eyes: but know
thou that for all these things God
will bring thee into judgment.
Ecc. XI: 9.
You are welcome at all services
A. J. Adams, Pastor
server Book Store from the good
value at 2 for five cents to an ex­
quisite satin finish post card.
Mr and Mrs N P Hansen, G E
Lewellen, and N W Thompson
succeeded in reaching Moro Sun­
day night by Wasco team from
Biggs.
Ione shipped a car load of Mor­
row county wheat to Louisville,. Mart V. Endicott a cigar dealer
Ky, on the 15th, consigned by in Lane county, has commenced
Kerr, Gifford & Co. of this city, suit against the brewer who sold
Spaulding Ckapel.
him loaded near-beer, and which
buyers.
Services as usual Sunday next. A
he sold to customers not knowing
Little Miss Vivian Strong has
that it was loaded, resulting in his cordial invitation is extended to
been laid up two weeks from an
C. L. Lowther, Pastor
arrest, conviction, sentence of 30 all.
accident while coasting. But she
.
Sunday
School
at 12 o’clock.
days in jail, fine of $250, humilia­
expects to be in school again next
A.
M.
Wright. Supt.
tion, etc.
Monday.
Rutledge M. E. Church.
It is a notorious fact that many
A Louisiana dispatch says that a
Preaching service at 3 o ’clock p.
a young man who is too lazy to
diamond and jewelry thief, knowi
split uood enough for his mother m. Welcome extended to all who
as Fred Clifford Dorway, held ; t
to cook a meal, will play hall half can come. C. L. Lowther, Pastor.
the Alexandria jail, is stinted t
Sunday School at 2 p m.
a day under the hottest summer
Biggs, Oregon.
. C. J. Simon, Supt.
sun that ever shone, or will pull a
Cut it all out. Advocates <»f sled up a steep hill half a night in
Kent M E. Church.
Rugby find that they didn’t kno . cold winter weather, for the seemly
Services and sermon at 7.30 p.
what they were talking ; bout; it > pleasure of a brief coasting trip.
m. Would he pleased to have
worse than the American gamt
you come. C. L. Lowther, Pastor
Cut it all out. It’s los or in the
Fresh Roasted Peanuts.
scale of humanity than bull fighi
Christian Science Society.
¡ng.
First reader Mrs Marietta Mow­
Another Hiing an automobile
The Moro basket ball team at lacks is horse sense,
ry. Service at 11 a. m. Sunday
cording to report, pushed the i How mushy a tender love letter school 10 a. m. Wednesday 8 p.
Grass Valley team off the ma; sounds when read in court.
m. Reading room open from 2 to
when they won f om their siste
4 p. m. Saturday.
city on the floor oi Rudolf O pen ! The world is full of tainted mon­
House last wee! , ’by a score <•! ey, but few mind the odor.
Baby Kenneth Olds is visiting
60 to 0.
The under dog gets a lot of sym­ his Grandma Ruggles while the
new home in Grass Valley is be­
Miss Edmoni. ,of The Dalles pathy—and that’s about all.
ing
settled, and all the family are
an experienced nurse, has arrive»!
Trouble is the most thorough
happy.
to attend Mrs J R Morgan, who teacher in the whole school of ex­
is still seriously ill. Dr Morgan perience.
More snow, more frozen fields
has not been .»hie to fill his ap­
Perhaps its the popularity of the to be emptied quickly and tear
pointments at Wasco this week < n popular song that renders it un­ out m olt bridges, cut up the roads
account of Mrs M s sickness.
and wash away hill side seeding.
popular.
O, Yes; snow is “beautiful.”
An aristocratic Portland club, j
As a rule the man who talks too
with money to burn, paid $1 per
While repairing a ’phone wire
much does not talk enough at the
lb for the first chinook salmon
one day last week, A M Wright of
r ght time.
caught In Astoria bay this season
upper hap canyon district, was hit
Two heads are better than one; on the eye with a steel fragment
First class hotels served the same
quality of fish, up on the same but one of them nearly always which placed him under the care
loes the business.
train, bought at 10 lbs per $L
of Dr O J Goffin.
The man who boasts of having
Moro always has good water for
Teachers’ Examinations
drinking and culinary purposes. money to burn will soon have ash­
Sometimes it is in short supply, but es to throw away.
Notioe i» hereby « Ire n th a t the County
just now we have more water than
Sometimes a man gets in on the School Superintendent of Sherm an county
« i l l hold the regular e ia m in a tio u of aupli-
oil to pump it with. This shuts ground floor only to discover that eanta for State and County Hapera at M oro.
Oregon, at the Oonrt House a« follow»—
off electricity at 9:30 p m daily, the elevator isn’t running.
Fo r State Paper».
and dont allow any before break­
Commenoinu Wednesday, F e b ru -ry 9th,
What has become of the old 1910
a l 9 o ’olook a. m .. and oontiuning u u til
fast.
February 1 2tb ,a t 4 o’ol-MJk p ro.
Lshioned woman whose idea of Saturday,
WaowaanaY— Feniuanahip , history, spelling
phyaioal geography, reading, psychology
Large arrivals of grain in Chic­ high art was to put a piece of red
T h u r s d a y — W ritte n a rith m e tic , theory of
ago Saturday caused a falling off flannel in the bowl of a lamp?
teaching, gram m ar, book-keeping, phya-
to«, o iv il governm ent
in the prices, which was helped
I lie period in the life of a boy, F r id a y —Physiology, geography, composi­
n g algebra. Eugltah litera tu re , aohool
along by the increased protest when he is standing with reluctant
against high cost of living. Wheat feet where the brooks and river S a tu r d a y — B otany, plane geom etry, general
history.
declined from ljk to l ^ c below meet, is when he puts on long
For County Paper».
Com m enaing Wednesday, Feb. 9tb, at 9
Saturday’s final figures; corn and trousers.
o’ olook a. m ., and continuing u u til Friday
oats falling off in a less decree.
Feb. 11th, at ♦ o’oloek p m.
Thomas A Edison says he did W e dn esday-P enm an sh ip, history, orthog­
reading, phyatoal geography,
Flour prices in Portland Mon­ n"t know what to do with his first T h u raphy,
-a d a y --W ritte n arith m etic , theory of
day were reduced 20cents a barrel $11 ».(MM) cheek. It was a hard po­
teaching, gram m ar, physiology,
a y —Oeography, aohool law. oivil gov­
to $6.15. This decline follows a sition to put a young man in, but F rid ernm
ent, English litera tu re .
Youra tru ly . W. O. U b t a r t ,
similar cut in Puget sound prices he got out of it all right.
County Superintendent
at the close of last week. The re­
duction is the result of the drop
in wheat prices, bluestem having
fallen about 4 cents a bushel since
the previous flour prices were
made, As millers are understood
R H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
to be working on a small margin,
it is certain that flour will be lifted
MANUFACTURERS OF THE BEST
if the wheat market improves.
GROCERIES
m ake,
p k g IOC
C itron, O ra n g e a n d L e m o n P e e l
lb 3OC
W a ln u ts , fre sh sto c k ,
lb a o c ‘
C h ris tm a s C a n d y , fan c y m ix e d , -
5 lb s for 75c
S in c la irs' M e a ts a n d L a r d a t lo w e s t m a r k e t p ric e s
Try Wadco’s Baking Powder
i lb c a n s
5 lb c a n s
Try the Pure Bluestem Flour
TAKE A DIP IN PROSPERITY
Moro Pharmacy Prize Sale.
In our annual prize sale there
will be offered to the purchasers
many articles of good value at a
very low cost. 1 he sale w ill be ol
a 25 cent purchase. Each article
is guaranteed to be worth at le.:-t
25 cents, and most of these artick s
will be worth a great deal more.
One grand "prize, worth at least 4 j '
$ u o , will be amongst the articles
C fw
on sale. This sale will begin on
Friday, February 4th, 1910. and
will continue until all articles in
the Prize Sale have been sold.
M oro P harmacy
January 28th, 1910.
$ 1 .0 0
Full line of Rubbers, Overshoes, Leggins,
Gloves and Mittens.
All P r ic e s B e lo w M a il O r d e r H o u s e C o m p e ti o n .
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W e have a full and c o m ­
plete line o f these goods.
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C H A S . O O L L IH E R Manager.
0130. »1. H IL D E B R A N D , Pres
OEO. M E D L E R , Treasurer.
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm f f t t
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K n o c k s O n c o a t E v o ry M a n ’ s D o o r.
Independent Warehouse & milling C°
The first up-train since Friday,
M IL L FEED A N D F A M IL Y F L O U R
January 21st, over the Columbia
Southern Railway,came into Moro
at noon Wednesday 26th. It was
a work tra:n with a crew of 100
WASCO PATENT.
track and bridge repair men. A
freight train from Shaniko met the
work train at Moro, both going to
FULL LINE OF BUILDER SUPPLIES
Wasco in the afternoon. A pas­
senger train from The Dalles past
LUMBER.
through Moro late Wednesday
afternoon, bringing in delayed
G E T O U R P R IC E 8 ON
mail and express. Of 15 bridges
between Wasco and Biggs. 11 were
Doors, Windows, Frames, Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Lum ber
washed out; five more were wash­
and
Cedar Posts. Will quote for delivery on Q. R. & N . or
ed oui between Moro and Hay
Columbia
Southern main line.
canyon. The work train found
See us before la y in g In your Coal or Wood. All kinds of
the track in several places washed
across from 40 to 100 feet, from 5
m ill feed and fa m ily flour.
to 10 feet deep. All repairs arc
A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers.
necessarily but temporary and it
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track and bridges are again in
proper condition.
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Property is Low Now and this is
The Time to Buy.
M y re»iJcnec property in W a » co ,
7 room» betide» hath room , pantry
and attic.
LarjJe ba»em enl.
Con­
nected w ith w ater and sewer »yatem»;
two lots; house new ly painted, new
fence and new sid e w a lk, a ll in line
c ond itio n.
640 acre» ol tine tarín land, m ile
tnu th o l W a»co, w ell iinprave»),
about 2(M) nere» in n im m e rfa llo w $5,-
000 ca»h, bal. easy 1er m t.
The
E ichenbcrgcr
ranch
Shaniko, w ell im proved , half in
tiv a tio n , hal. pa»ture, at $15.(XI
acre. $3,00Q ca»h bol. to »uit
near
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Also »everal b u ild in g lot»
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in
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to all c a lls d ire c t or b y p h o n e for
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC
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P L U M B IN G GOODS
Let u , p r in t y o u r P R O G R A M S , M E N U S .
S H IP P IN G T A G S. LABELS , n d ill o th e r
k in d s o f C o m m e rc ia l o r L aw P r in tin g
. «» o n . o r A r an J y o u
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L A W B R IE F S
Bath Tubs, Patent Closets, Wash Stands :
at several different prices.
Estimates Furnished.
LANE & S E X T O N , The Dalle»«
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