r The O b se r v e r . CENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY. Demoss Correspondence. F A IR FREE SEEDS FOR FARMERS. EXCHANGE. H o w Good N o w s S p re a d s. “ I ain 70 year* o ld , and trav e l m o *l o f A N e w B ack fo r an + 4 -I I l I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 H l l- I I How O ld O n a the lim e , w rite . B F Tolson of E liz a b e th - I t Is D o n a In M o r o . to w n , K y , and e ve ry w h e re I S<> I recoin- T h e back ach e . at lim e * w ith a d u ll, in- .m e n d E le c tric B itte r*, because I ow e my We are glad to see Edna Evans The 0. R A N. Demonstration Train L O U IS H E Y D T home again. She has been staying To Distribute a Variety of Seeds, M iiiiu tn c tu r c r m id D e a le r in c m e t 4 k r * r » a o r mhkkmah ** o with frjends in Moro. describable fe elin g , m ak in g you weary and health and v ita lity « , th e m , (hay effect a MORO, OREGON. “ Why not raise the M aine?” Property is still changing hands Free seeds will be attributed by rest lew ; piercing p a .n . .h o o t acroaa the cure e v e r y t im e .” T h e y never fail to tone question is raised so often that it in Demoss. P W Davis has bought tbe train delegation to tour Eastern region o f the kidney», and again the lo in * the Stom ach, reg ulate the k id n e y * and are so lam e to stoop is agony. N o use to D. C I reland , Editor. seems probable the ship itself may the Dickman place, and expects ( Oregon beginning next Monday, rul> or apply a plaster to the back in this Ixtw el«, stim ulate The liv e r in vig o ra te the n e rve *, and p u rity the b lo o d , they w o rk Collars Wh’p s Blankets, etc, C . L . I r e l a n d ......... Manager. be raised before the quiery will to move in soon. I he varieties will be Canadian condition. Y o u cannot reach the cause. w o nder* tor w e a k , tun dow n m en and w o ­ | down. A LU LL LIN E NOW ON HAND Exchange the back tor a new one. F o l­ m en . restoring strength, vigor and health »v r o .i i field . peas, W C R e e s , the warehouse man i . . . Montana grown .... alfalfa lo w the exam ple of this M o ro c itize n . that is a d a ily jo y . - T r y them , o n ly 50c at . . . . . i x a n d M in n e so ta c o rn . 1 he seed M a r . IS. 1910 F KH) A Y R epairing Prom ptly a n d N eatly Done. C arl Peetz, retired ta n n e r, W est M a in M o ro P h a rm a c y . Satisfaction I* po sitively Leslie M. Shaw says wisely that and post master, is busy changing will he given to farmers, selected been wheat sacks, as mice have S t., M o ro , O r e ., »ay*: “ K id n ey c o m ­ gu ara n te e d . Japan is willing to fight for the at the various places to be visited plaint and rheum utisin troub led m e for Moro, Oregon. C hurch and Society notice* F R E E , e x ­ Pacific whenever she is ready, i working in some of them. cept when for m oney m aking purposes. by the Commercial clubs or the years and I fin ally becam e so bad o ff I C h ild r e n C ry Such notice* at regular rate* at the option ++"MH"+++*W-+++++4“I~W +• F++++-i ■ James Woods of Moro jiassed Farmer’s Union. This system, it4) could hurdly w a lk . T h e kidn ey •cere She was ready two years ago, but of the publisher*. FO R FLETCHER’S her ally wasn t. through Demoss Friday, on his believed, will bring better results non* caused m e a d d itio n al anno yance, be- W e w ill not be responsible for the A BRAND N EW PAIR OF EYES way Io Ins (arm. than jf |hc SCC)|g were ijven ((u, , in< „„ ¡„ i « „ lo neglect of subscriber* to notify us of C A S T O R I A change* in their addre**. N o r w ill the Now that a number of the con­ Sl.aw Broihen are again drillin* promiscuously a, the farmers wnl ,>>>-■>»• «>""<■ ." 1 have a young cow for sale. What Jersey justice will do to than a metaphorical sense. til the 31st in the following order: Calf three weeks old. Come and the trusts is uncertain, but what Lawlessness becomes a privi­ C h ild r e n C r y see her. Terms reasonable. Monday, March 28.—Arrive at Jersey thrift has done for them is A New Yorker who attempted lege when it is tolerated and not Condon 9 a in., at Clem 2. p in. -:-+- h i- i m m - r n -t n - » » Mrs. M. B ullard . FOR FLETCHER’S w ell k n o w n . ttal.Oj Monkland. Or to fatten pigs in his cellar has been interfered with. lo state it in Tuesday, March 29. -— Arrive C A S T O R I A overhauled by the health depart­ another way, permission to vio­ at Grass Vallley at 9 a m, leave 11 late law is privilege. 'That is true, Before worrying over a comet’s ment. Before trying to keep a a m ; at Moro arr. 1.1,30 a m, tail it is well to remember that it cow on the roof garden it would whether the lawlessness he by cor­ leave 1.25 p n t; Wasco arr. 3 p m, T wo sets of good heavy team has a general resemblance to the be well to consult the authorities. porate interests, or liquor interests, leave 5 p m. harness for sale. One with breech- or gambling interests. The only tail of a guinea pig. Wednesday, March 30. — At first St. Strong brick. m r\ mg and one w ithout. See I . Senator Aldrich thinks that as a way that the people can rule is Moro. Or « ,v C. T h o m p so n . The Dalles 9 a in; Mosier 11.00; through the laws their represent­ tf.6J Monkland, Or At this time last year the Ameri­ business man he could run this Hood River 1.00, leave 3.45. Postal Card headquarters can steel car builders had orders government for $300,000,000 a atives make. If those laws are Col A A Morse will have charge for 60,000 cars. This year orders year less than it is costing now. It not enforced, then the will of the of the train, and the following ex- ! might be interesting to have him people is thwarted to the extent amount to 160,000 cars. perly W'H lecture ; » Bath T ubs, Patent Closets, W ash Stands :: say why, as a politician or states­ that their laws are nullified. If a Rhode Island Red, at $1.00 Confectionery Dr James Withyeombe, director man, he could not administer law is a bad law, the remedy is to per setting. at several different prices. There are few old farmers who repeal it, not to disregard it; for if Oregon experiment station, Cor- Cigars, Tobaccos affairs as economically. Mrs. N. W. S il v e r s , do not think a week’s work in the m25.5] Moro, Or Estimates Furnished. one law is ignored then the viola­ i vallis. B illiard and Pool T ables fields at harvest time is worth a I’rof II I) Scudder, agronomist, Government posecutor McKen- tion of other laws must be toler­ year of agricultural theory. Oregon experiment station, Cor­ LA N E & S E X T O N , The Dalles, O re . I olds thinks he has mined deep ated. Then comes graft on the vallis. • ’•’I— L*M**J**!**l**W**b*Z’ P*i~Y,**’*l**J**H'H**»“*M**M**W**M**fM^WMM^ ■«• enough into the affairs of the part of some one for permitting I’rof I’ J Kent, dairy husband­ This promises to be a bad year anthracite trust to ask the courts to the privilege of lawlessness. The Quilts and blankets, overalls and flannel shirts. for the wheat cornerers. Even bring an injunction against alleged privilege of lawlessness is never man, Oregon experiment station, F. W. M o r t o n , Patten says the winter wheat crop monopolistic control of the fuel accorded where where there is a Corvallis. Proprietor of tf.4] Moro. Or Prof James Dryden, poultry hus­ will be the biggest “ever,” supply. This constitutes a burning profit made out of that privilege, bandman, Oregon experiment sta­ issue that needs toYyflfcttled right, without some kind of tribute for tion, Corvallis. . . L giving this privilege. A microbe doctor says no one II C Umberger, superintendent --------- should put straw or hay in the Those who have been com­ Any person or persons having Moro experiment station. Moro. ! Express and Freight mouth. But the price of food is pelled. after 20 years of litigation, Open Columbia River Transportation. RW Allen,superintendent Uma­ Delivered to any part of the city. horses, cattle, houses, lots ot1 house­ not yet as high as all that. hold goods for sale or exchange, to pay an attorney fee of nearly tilla experiment statn, Hermiston. Draying of all Kinds. or parties desiring to buy such Capt W S Buehannan, general $200,(XX) for services rendered A L Applewhite, foreman O A property, will find T he Observer Every Saturday Evening from Missouri’s assessment for tax­ long ago by Bob Ingersoll, are manager of the Open Columbia C farm, Corvallis. Trunks and Grips Delivered a 4ood medium for advertising ation is $1,482,000,(MX), again for mentioning with considerable River Transportation Company, T _ n -r • and securing a customer. I ry E H Spillman, assistant horti­ 8 to 10. lo and rrom all Trains. T he O bserver , Moro, Or. the year of $103,000,000. The vhemence a place whose existence spent several days at Celilrr last culturist, Eastern Oregon experi­ fifth state in the Union is ready was so stoutly denied by the great week, where the steamer Twin ment station, Union. Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30 will Cities has been hauled out on the for the census. agnostic. __ A G Lunn, assistant poultry hus­ ways for repairs. She will be ready bandman, Oregon experiment sta- ! be for Ladies only. GEO. H. HILDEBRAND. P res JULIUS M EDLER, S e c r e ta r y , No doubt pennies will be numer­ GEO. MEDLX-R, Treasurer, New Orleans plans to raise $15,- ous in Cleveland hereafter since for commission about the 31st, ami tion, Corvallis. CH AS. GOLLIHER M anager. 000,000 for its exhibition to cele­ the street car lines of that city will go on the regular run to Ix-w- S k a t i n g 2 5 c e n ts , R W Rees, assistant poultry man, brate the opening of the Panama have been put on a copper in­ iston. Returning from her first Oregon experiment station, Cor- , v K -K -r -H -¡-H -H -H H -H -H -H -F -H H - -I-H -H - canal. The amount will insure a stead of a nickel basis. If three- trip of the season the steamer In­ vallis. land Empire arrived at Celilo fine show, but— Robert J Dryden, assistant poul­ ; 'J O C any quantity of empty promises. postponed till 1912. Whatever F a c in g death from shot and Rhell in the new feature rhe exposition may c iv il w ar,w as m ore agreeable to J A Stone of himself and his brother, An­ g Deering and Hodge Headers. | finally present, this behind time of K e m p , Te x a s, than facing it from what drew Carnagie, Mrs. Russell Sage If Great Britain shall be called condition of its grounds is not doctors said was consum ption. “ I con­ and Ambassador White. tracted a stubborn cold , he writes, which upon to hold another election in original. d eveloped a cough that stuck to me in spite the course of a few months, as An A w fu l E r u p tio n o f a ll rem edies for years. M y weight ran S tu b b o r n as a M u le some of her political leaders pre­ O f a volcano excites b rie f interest, anti dow n to 130 lbs. T h en I began to use Dr A re liv e r and bowels som etim es: seem to K in g 's N e w D isco very, which com pletely your interest in skin eruptions w ill be as dict, her people will conclude that, governmentally, at least, it is balk w ithou t cause. T h e n there's troub le, cured m e. N o w I weigh 178 lb s.” F o r short, if you use B ucklen's A rn ic a S alv e , P o rtla n d , O regon. loss of a p p e tite , in digestion, nervousness, coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma, hem - their quickest cure. E ven the worst b o il*, not far from poll to poll. O p ened J u n e , 1 9 0 8 . despondency, headache. But such troubles j orrhage,hoarseness, whooping cough, croup ulcers, or fever sores are soon healed by 280 Different Style« and Sizes, ranging in price fly before D r . K ing 's N e w L ife P ills , the and lung trouble its suprem e. 50c and $1.00 it. Eastern Oregon Headquarters. Best tor burns, cuts, bruise*, »ore lip * From $3.50 to $418.00 Any man or woman who can w o rld 's best stom ach and fiver rem ed y; so trial bo ttle free. G u aranteed by M o ro chapped h a nd *.ch ilb lains and piles. It gives / —- P harm acy. instant r e l ie f ; 25c at M o ro P h a rm a c y . •ing a little song of Hope, with easy. 25c at M o r o P ha rm a c y . A l SENECAS are made to take FILM PACK ADAPTORS for 12 Positiv ly m, st centrally located Filth St. cars pass convincing melody, may do more eiposare daylig'ht loading film pack». the doo s evei y few m inutes to bring happiness into the world, I it -L A book brimfull of timely information on th.e Science and —-- and good fortune, than they who ! Art of Photography, F R E E To YOU. Attractive Cafe and Grill Music discover continents, and become S E N E C A C A M E R A ’ M F G . CO. E u ro p e a n P la n . R ate» $1 0 0 a n d up masters of the mightiest natural I i-i forces. Rochester N. Y . T L. Q. SWETLAND. Secy, and Mgr. -f S i i Ä S f Largest Independent Camera Makers in the World. The statesman does the yapp­ jcxxxxx ) o <> doooov ) ooooooooococcogoooooooogoo - O J O O O O O O ing, but the editor booms the Si town ; the lover does the popping, Genuine Reduction AN0 Clearance Sale but the damsel turns him down ; On my Entire Stock of the poet does the dreaming, but f a i n t i n g , the farmer clears the w oods; the H10H G r a d e C h i n a , C u r G l a s s eagle does the scream ing, but the ftork delivers tbe goods. M u s ic a l G o o d s , i n s t r u m e n t s Satisfaction Guaranteed, C U T C L A S S K T O N E T H IR D O F F This has been 5 season heavily Both in workmanship and price. scored with sudden and dreadful W A T C H E S , Y O U R C H O IC E K T Q U A R T E R O F F . Office at Furniture Store. death. From far and near the chronicle has been complete,acute L W. ROSS, Wasco, OREGON. and startling. No country, nor F. R. A X T E L L , M O R O , O R hemisphere has escaped. It has I MR .< been practically universal and the ! "CT4 & memory of it will last for genera­ Comment ■ • * - • *« » » < M « le » » i Suggested upon Topics as They are Presented to Readers. Harness and Saddlery Piow for Sale. F. Freeh Young Cow Clark, Jewaler, I Optician i » WATER FITES A M FITTINGS s Harnesses for Sale. Wm. Rudolf T e i r a C o tta , IP lp e s . P L U M B IN G G O O DS Eggs far Setting. Waging Wanted HARRY BEASON MDRO SEATING RINK CITY DRAY NO. 2 lo Buy, Sell or Exchange. R u d o lf O p e ra H o u s e 4 Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all ; Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, « Hodge, McCormic etc, « SENECA CAMERAS NEW HOTEL PERKINS R O Y A I. k [ I Baking Pow der renders the j o o g m ore d ig e s t ib le and w holesom e a tions. I be Dutch people have 500,- 000,(XX) invested at prese it in American securities. I hey were the first people to invest in the first railroad for Oregon- Ben Holliday and Solomon Gymnas­ tic’s scheme, and the ‘ mil kt ng-pro­ cess’ worked all right until Ben started Paul Schultzc across to lu bricate tbe machine. Paul got thick with llpnry V'illard, on way oxer on board of a Cunarder. and g.-ue the snap a* ay An incident w hich let Holladay out of Oregon (iUABANTEEO FLUBliYG \ h Highest Scientific Authority H as d em o nstrated tlkst • ! tw o " lo s v e s of b re a d , H 11 at our ex­ S ervice furnished to or ironi M o ro to any po int. O l JR MOTT O “Pleas* tbe public.“ . EVERYTHING NEW AND U l’-T<) I>A I E, Headqartersat fioro Hardware & Im plcm nt Co. I • H l B A B N L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A P L E S . PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC. » I II B L U E M O R O , O K IC Q O N . T h e w ell know n w orkm an will attend to all calls direct or by phone for Absolutely rofsoaf P uro oowf. L ^"'■*1 P IO N E E R Geo. M. 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