■Lang-'J g
D r W iley, who threw up the in
com e of an extensive business for
a small salary to do good for his
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fellow man. »ays people can live
C m u l AL. PAPKK o r HMFKWAM «»« now about as well and cheaply as
30 years ago if they would live in
MORO, OREGON.
. the same way. A bout everybody
'e lse is saying the same thing. Peo-
D. C. I r e l a n d , E ditor.
pie simply will not go back to the
C. L. I r e l a n d .......... M anager. ' I old
style, unless they have to. If.
! as Dr W iley says, they pay $10 a
F R I D A Y ...............A p r il 1. 1910 I bushel for wheat m ade into break
fast foods, it is because they want
Church and«ocU»> notice. F R E E . ex
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cept when for money meking purposes^ to, knowing as well as he does that
Such notice, at regular rate, at the option they could get the cereals in cheap
of the publisher«.
er forms. 1 he chemist says, too,
W e w ill not be re.pon.ible for the
neglect of .ubecriber. to notify us of that they are cheated in som e
change, in their addrew. N or will the canned goods.
I his they cannot
notification of • Poatmaster that the sub.
very well help, though they might
•criber ha. •’ Removed settle the bill of
do som ething by refusing to buy
delinquent.
D id lt ever occur to you that it cost, no cans im properly filled.
1 hey like
more to produce printing th«1 ••
the
canned
goods
as
they
do the
to the eye than the other kind?
I he
Observer is equipped with «11 the
breakfast foods, and while they
faclities for doing good work at t
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minimum of cost. T ry u. with an order have the price will buy them .
and if it is not executed to your perfect ¡»»immaterial that they are not m a
satisfaction you need not pay for »t.
king the most of their m oney.
Send for advertising rates.
D omestic econom y has been a
neglected science for som e tim e.
Roosevelt day in New Y ork city.
Tbc
O b »er v e r.
June 17th.
H o o d river opera houte is now a
furniture store.
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C ham p Clark is heartily in favor
of being m ade speaker o f the house
if he can only get a seeond to the
m otion.
W alla W alla. W ashington, and
Missoula. M ontana, both claim to
have been shaken up by a com et
at about 8.30 last W ednesday eve
ning.
M ontana earth trem bled
w hen the com et struck it near Ra-
vella, so that lights were extinguish
ed at D ixon, A rlee and Perm a.
E ngland and G erm any may
Idah o pan-handle farm ers are
build their dreadnoughts, but the planting 10,(XX) acres to beans this
U nited States has a co rn er on the spring. T hey do this as the better
Missouri M ule.
way of handling their sum m er
fallow, it destroys noxious weeds
D em ocratic congressm en pulled and returns a good profit, besides
the insurgents chestnuts from the leaving the soil in better condition
fire, and now are angry because lo r the succeeding y o p .
all they got out of it was burned
fingers.
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An Asyrian clay tablet recently
Episcopal Plan of Unity.
rest, labor and other questions on
T h at mysterious grey team was
which Protestantism m ight unite. seen again in D eM oss. N ow , win»
Bishop G reer said : “ If Protest is it ? W h a t’s it there f o r ? And
ants were to unite it w ould do w here doe6 it com e fro m ? Call
m ore to banish agnosticism thgn detective R oy Kessinger.
all of the argum ents that were ever
K enneth, the picturesque" home
put into all of the books. It w ould farm of I P H a rd in , will soon be
be an evidential note on behalf of
rich in blossoms o f the on com ing
righteousness such as the w orld has crop of fru’t. O n e day last week
never heard of.” H e declared that Miss E vans and Miss H unter were
the Episcopal church was ready, guests o f Miss Ida H ardin at the
and that the next step w ould be
K enneth farm.
for each body represented in the
conference to say what were their
T h e D em o n ef th e A ir
hindrances to their c o o p e ra tio n . ¡a the germ of la grippe, that, breathed in.
T h e follow ing day a conference brings suffering to thousand*. It» alter ef- :
of E piscopalians issued a statem ent fecta are weSkeness, nervousness, lack , of '
of their position in the forrft of 17 appetite, energy and am bition, with dh- 1
rather lengthy articles which were ordered liver and kidney«. The greateet
need then ta Electric Bitter«, the splendid
m ore o r less criticised as being too tonic, blood purifier and regulator of
theological and bew ildering for the Stomach, L iver and Kidney». Thousands
have proved
that
they
wonderfully
o rd inary lay m ind.
Every o n e adm ires a fighter.
And in what appears to be the
.hour of his defeat U ncle Joe by
his valiant stand-up tactics compels
the adm iration of both friend and
foe. But at the same time it is
impossible to regret that such a
sturdy old war horse should be
mad<^ the scapegoat of a howling
lot of political tricksters.
Plunger Patton says he was not
assaulted on the floor of the M an
chester Cotton Exchange, but only
booed and shoved about until he
was led into a private office from
which he finally dodged unm olest
ed. W ithout waiting to ask why
the exchange dissembled its love,
Mr Patton lost no time in taking
the next steam er for America.
T he actual first good effect of
the recent decision of the inter
state com m erce commission in re
ducing the rates on cereals and their
products from the Inland E m pire
to Astoria, had a practical d em o n
stration w hen a firm doing business
at the sea port city received a car
load of feed from Ritzville, W ash
ington. at a saving o f $2.10 per ton
over the prohibitive tariff.
Referring to the situation in
M issouri, G ov H adley said, in his
C ape G irard eau address. “ W e
have usually started in on a state
cam paign with many dishonest
votes against us on the political
ledger. W e will now start in on
cam paign with those dishonest
votes charged off the political led
g e r.” T he-p ro sp ect of a fair bal
ance slieet is cheering to Missouri
republicans after their experience
with 30 years of dem ocratic co n
trol.
Wedding Anniversary.
M r. and Mrs. J E Blue cele
brated the 20th anniversary _ol
their w edding on M onday even
¡ng M arch 28th. A large num ber
of their friends gathered at their
country residence and the evening
was very enjoyably spent in games
and a general social time. At 11
o ’clock Rev. F E Smith p er
form ed the w edding cerem ony,
starting the happy couple on their
second 20 years journey. At m id
night a bounteous supper was
served, the b ride’s cake being cut
by the bride. M r and Mrs Blue
were presented with a 48-piece set
H aviland China.
Prizes were won in the different
games by Mrs. F E Sm ith and
O neita W ebb. ‘ T h e guests d e
parted about 1:30 wishing the
bride and groom all the happiness
this w orld can afford.
Those
were: Mr and Mrs R obert Urqu-
hart; M r and Mrs L H Brisbine;
Mr and Mrs I. V M oore; M r and
Mrs W B Johnston; M r and Mrs
E A Cushm an; M r and M rs C G
Huls;*Mr and Mrs J B Strahl; Mr
and Mrs P H Buxton; M r and
Mrs F A Sayre; M r and Mrs F E
Smith; Mr and Mrs E E Barzee;
M r and Mrs J C F reem an; Mr
and Mrs N P H ansen; O neita
W ebb; Via G ilbert; O la Huis; Allie
Huis; L enard and A rchie Blue;
Mrs W Stanley.
FA IR E X G H Y N G E
A N a w Back fo r an O ld O n a .
It In Dona In M o ro .
Hon
The hack ache« at time« with a dull, in
describable feeling, making you waaiy and
reatleaa; piercing pains shoot across the
region n( the kidneys, and again the ipins
are so lame to stoop is agony. N o use to
rub or apply a plaster to the hack in this
condition. You cannot reach the cause.
Exchange the back for a new one.
F o l
low the example of thi» M oro citixen.
Carl Peetx, retired larmer, W e t Main
St., M oro, O re ., »ay»:
“ Kidney com
plaint and rheumatism troubled me for
year« and I finally became so bad off I
could hardly walk.
The kidney secre
tions caused me additional annoyance, be
ing too frequent in paasage.
I went to
the hot springs nnd consulted physicians,
but was unsuccessful in finding relief.
W hen Doan's Kidney Pills were brought
to my attention, I procured a box at The
M orn Pharmacy. I noticed an im prove
ment from the time 1 began their use. The
pains in my hack diminished and the pass-
ages of the kidney accretions were regu
la te d ”
For sale hy all dealers. Price 50 cants.
P otter-M ilburn C o ., Ruffalo, N ew Y ork,
tola agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doan's— and take
no other.
C h ild r e n
Cry
the A m erican hotel m an, that the
hardy little street b ird has been
an article of food in the old
country for centuries. T h e bulle
tin does not state w hether or not
the hotel men in the effete m o n
archies of E urope have served
our little neighbors as reed birds,
how ever, so it is possible that the
credit for this interesting little cul
inary discovery is due to A m eri
can genius.
Same old Same nest.
Same old robins.
Same old showers,
Same old sunshine,
Same old flowers,
Same old onions.
Same old breeze,
Same old quinine,
Same old sneeze,
Same old bonnets,
Same old price.
Same old weddings,
Same old rice,
Same old poems,
Same old trash,
Same old spooners,
Same old mash.
Same old feeling,
Same old mower,
Same old lawn,
Same old rhubarb,
Same old pie,
Same old angler«.
Sam e old lie,
Same old hornets,
Same old sting,
Sam e old same old,
Sam e old spring.
Subscribe lor T h e O bserver.
Mrs R C W allis is spending a
few days with friends at Camas,
W ash.
M rs R A W allis o f C elilo, is
visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
» M a n u fa c tu re r a n d D e a le r In
Harness and Saddlery
JOHN TONKINS, Proprietor
M ain St. Opposite Mitchell & Foss
Collars Whip?, Blankets, etc, .
A
Complete assortment of Standard Groceries,
Come and ascertain our prices.
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NOW
ON H A N D
Repairing Promptly aad Noatly Doae.
Moro, Oregon.
Syrup, 4 gal.
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$2.75
Oysters, per can . -
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Tomatoes large can
.10
Jello, per box - -
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P A IR O F E Y E S
out of the question, o f course; but
but the pair of glasses with which we
can outfit you (after p ro p er testing)
will alm ost convince y o u that you
have the eyesight of youth back
again. Fact is we can d o your eyes
and eyesight a lot o f good.
L et s talk to you about it.
Pickles, Sweet or Sour, California
Honey, and almost everything else
needed by a family. Come and see.
and price our goods.
F. W. Clark, Jeweler, & Optician
T H E DALLES, O R E G O N .
R o ck S alt, in a n y q u an tity, at I i-a c per pound.
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Thursdays from 2:30 to 4:30 will
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have opened a fresh new stock of wall paper,
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:: Bath T ubs, Patent Closets, W ash Stands
at several different prices.
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L im e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t, B u ild e r s
S u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r , W o o d , C oal,
C e d a r P o s t s , a n d M ay.
H E W allis o f O reg o n City
m ade a flying visit at Rufus Satur
day, returning Sunday.
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M re 'F H u le r y ’s m other and sis $
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ter. of T h e Dalles, are spending a
few days at Rufus this week.
A card from S T Sm ith, stating
that he had arrived at F t.'S c o tt,
Kan. all O . K., has been received
by J. W .
LOUIS HEYDT
MORO RACKET STORE
•trengetheifcthe nerve», build up the ,ya*
tern and restore health and good spirit»
after an attack o f grip. If suffering, try
them.
O n ly 50c.
Perfect .atisfaction
Boston H erald: In the future, guaranteed hy M oro Pharmacy.
when the restaurant d in e r faceti
ously insists that he has been
Rufus Correspondence.
served with sparrow instead of the
P hiladelphia broiler that he o r-| Chas. M cG regor is quite sick.
dered, he may unw ittingly be'j
T A Fow ler of P ortland is here
stating the bald and unadorned
for a short stay.
truth. F o r the much abused and
C C D eyo took in The sights at
om nipresent E nglish sparrow has
W
asco, Tuesday.
been placed within the sanction of
the pure food law and is described
I F H ill m ade a flying trip to
in a farm ers’ bulletin, issued by W asco in the auto Tuesday.
the departm ent of agriculture, as
A gentle zephyr here M onday
edible and frequently served in
started real estate on the move.
hotels and restaurants as the succu
R C A (wo° d and W E I ate
lent reed bird. It is claim ed that
the discovery is npt original with spent a few hours here Tuesday.
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A stronom ers say that the com et
may be seen with the naked eye
just a little before dawn, beginning
Friday, A pril -8th. It show» its
head, and just a little of its tail. Its
one of the be6t advertised comets
that ever traveled, but som e of the
advance sheets appear to be a little
mixed.
W hat will the Farm ers U nion
d o with G om pers and his 6,000,
000 adherents ? Reverse the pro
position : W hat won t G om pers
and his 6.000.000 adherents do to
the Farm ers U n io n ?
Sparrows at Restaurant».
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A Clerical Conference, the first
P W Davis is preparing to move
of the kind everTield in the U nited again.
States, met in N e w ’t ork recently | F loyd M oretz is a frequent vis-
to prom ote the form ation of a itor to the G eorge D avis ranch
united Protestantism in N ew Y ork,
T h e Misses H u n ter w ere guests
and eventually in all A m erics.
of Miss E v an s o ne day last week.
M ore than 100 clergym en were
O u r school is rehearsing for a
present,representing Baptists, C o n
gregationalists, Disciples, 7th-Day grand entertainm ent at the close
Adventists, Episcopalians, Q u ak of the term .
ers, Lutherans, M ethodists, M ora
3 W H o ld en , M r H a rd in ’s farm
vians, Presbyterians, Pentecostal helper, assisted W C Reese loading
N azarines, R eform ed Sw edenbor- care Saturday. -
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gians, U nitarians,U niversalists an d
M rs D am ew ood attended the
three ministers w ho said thgy did
G rass Valley m eeting of Sherm an
not belong to any of these.
county teachers, F riday.
Bishop G reer, of the Episcopal
M r Reese, our postm aster, called
church, presided. Speaking for the
upon
M r H ard in , a t K enneth, at a
C ongregationalists D r B oynton of
fate
hour
o ne evening last week,
Brooklyn, enum erated the politi
cal, social, am usem ent, Sabbath on matters of business.
found contains a story of the flood
In the annual report of the sugar
trust the weighing suits represent m ore ancient by 1,000 years than
an expense o f $2,135,486. 1 he at the o ne with which the m o dern
tem pt to cheat the scoop turned w orld is fam iliar. I he Parisian
pundits will exam ine the m atter
out badly in the hogshead.
with uncom m on interest.
Australia will pattern its new
military institution after W est
Point. O u r neighbors in the com
m onw ealth in the South Seas con
tinue to regard U ncle Sam as a
good m odel.
DemoM ( o i responded«.
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Aero«« th e s tre e t from H a rd in ’« «tore.
T h e poor C am era co st m ore to k e e p g o in g
than a good one; it u se s up ju st a s m a n y p la tes or
film s and th e pictures are of an indifferent ch a ra cter.
SEN EC A C A M E R A S
Costs less than the other kind to use and you get
P E R F E C T P IC T U R E S.
Secure a Seneca and Start Right
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GEO. M E D L E R , T rea«u rcr,
C H A S . O O L L IH E R
M anager.
J P L in.lem an returned Satur
day after a ten days visit at his
sister’s, Mrs J T M orris at Camas,
W ash.
Chas. Hill was shooting some
Sunday, breaking 21 clay pigeons
out of a possible 25. T h e re were
several close seconds.
T h e day
was fine.
O u r agent, A E B lackbum e and
family were suddenly called to
W alla W alla to see his sister who
is quite sick. H ugh C hrism an is
acting as agent for the Ry C o. this
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T h « C a ll e f T h e B leed
for purification, finds vo io . in pimples,
hoi la, sallow complexion, a jaundice«!
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin,— all signs of liver trouble. But Dr.
King's N ew Life Pills make» rich red
blood; gives clear skin, rosy cheeks, fine
complexion, health
T ry them-
25c at
Moro Pharmacy.
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm g
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all ‘
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc,
ALWAYS ON HAND
280 Different Styles and Sizes, ranging in price
From $3.50 to $418.00
AU SENECAS are made to take FILM PACK ADAPTORS for 12
exposure daylight loading film pack».
A book brimfull o f tim ely inform ation on the Science and
A rt of P h otography. FREE To YOU.
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Rochester N. Y.
Largest In d ep en d en t C am era M akers in the’W o rld .
L ink B e ltin g , L ea th er B e ltin g , L a c e L eath er.
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Office at F urniture Store.
Attractive Cafe and G rill Music ••
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and sa v e m oney
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FOR FLETCHER'S
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Telephone from The Dalle» or any Sherman county pointa at our ex
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