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See id v of $25 reward for dia
mond ring lost.
Stork Postal Cards at The Ob-
irver Book Store.
Born: June 7th, to M r and Mrs
The Dorcas Society held their
social this week at Mrs James W S Powell, a daughter.
i *
Woods’.
E H Moore and son Corliss,
A publishing house advertises left for Portland Wednesday.
Mark T w ain’s works at 54-price.
Shaniko is booked for a 3-days
Cut in twain, sorto speak.
celebration, July 4th, 5th. 6th.
A G R E A T F A V O R IT E
W e a re n o w s e llin g a h o siery th a t has p ro ven a g re a t fa v o rite , a m o n g
a ll classes o f w e a re rs . T h e secret is its lo n g life. T h e h o siery is
A rmor P late .
The makers of this hosiery have just perfected a new dyeing process which does
not weaken the yarn, a thing hereto fore unknown in the hosiery field; that’s the secret
of the unusually long service its wearer gets.
“ Armor Plate” costs no more than the hosiery you’ve been buying but wears fu lly
twice as lo n g * We KNOW for we’ve been selling hosiery for a long time, and Arm or
Plate is g ivin g better satisfaction than any we’ve ever handled.
Suppose you let us explain more about this hosiery, or better still, invest in a pair
for the boy or any member of the fam ily and see if our claims are not true. We have
jm
a ll weights from the very finest gauze to the heavy ribbed kind and for a ll
the fam ily. We can save you the usual darning worries as well as a
jSOr,
lot of money.
M O RO C O M M E R C IA L CO.
M o ro , O regon.
Tbe
O b serv er
UOMO. BHAMMAH CO.,ORKOON:
J une
F R ID A Y
10, 1910
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evening at 7:30 o clock.
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A C H E S O Ñ ’S
M A K E
Miss Bessie Axtell is visiting with
P
C Axtell and family.
Birthday Postal Cards at The
Score cards and pencils for whist
Observer Book Store.
and 500, at The Observer Book
Opinions and visits should never
Store.
be forced upon people.
“ A Brother’s W rong” at the
Possession maV be nine points
moving
picture show Saturday
of law, but self-possession is all
night.
of it.
The more money you save the
Dr. Morgan is now at his M oro
more respect your heirs sometimes
office to attend to all calls for
may have for you.
dentistry.
Charles V Galloway, Oregon
Dufur is to have a horse and
state tax commissioner, visited this
fruit show September 30th and
city on official business Monday.
October 1st.
Miss Vera Weaterfield and her
The Wasco News has again
sister, were guests of Miss Jeanett
changed hands. M r Pierce of Red
Rutledge the latter part of last
mond is in charge.
weeg.
It’s a shame to talk of reducing
Horace W Strong paid Art H
the size of paper money. It is
Barnum $100 for two sow pigs on
hard enough to find it even now.
the 31st, $50 each, and he consid
Paper milk bottles are the latest, ers it a good investment.
so cheap and serviceable that they
The price of meats may be less,
dosiot have to be used twice.
but it seems as though the brown
O ld type metal makes the best paper that goes on the scales with
and the cheapest babbiting. The every purchase weighs heavier
Observer has a lot of such raateri* each week.
al for sale cheap.
The idea o f teaching every girl
D on’t forget the moving picture to thump the piano, and every
show tonight (Friday) and Satur boy to be a book keeper, will make
day night. See program.
New potatoes worth $11 a barrel before
pictures, good light.
20 years roll around.
A new lot of ladies linen tailor
Another canine showing mark
ed waists. Nothing neater for the ed symptoms of hydrophobia was
summer. Cal, and see them at killed in Grangeville, Idaho, on
M oro Commercial Co.
the 6th. It had evidently been at
Read The Observer.
Fred Hennagin is having a 30,- tacked by a coyote.
000 gallon cistern constructed at
Lost in Moro Satvday May 29th
his farm, and Martin Hanson one an oval, gold, beauty pin, size a
of 20,000 gallons at his farm.
little larger than a dime, initial R
Send The Observer to your ab in center surrounded by a wreath.
sent friends. It gives all the local Finder please leave with Fred
news, and is better than a letter. Rose at the M . C. Co.
Mailed four months for 50c.
Ladies’ shirt waists in silk, net.
M r and Mrs G C Vintin and and fine lawns, from 65c to $5
their charming little 2-year old D on’t fail to see this, the biggest as
Rose, were guests of M r and Mrs sortment ever shown in Sherman
W alter Rutledge over Sunday.
county. A new shipment just re
Colonel and Mrs C A Buckley ceived, Moro Commercial Co.
intend to make the pic nic so aus
The day was bum, windy and
piciously inaugurated by them on dusty, Sunday, but the playing was
the 29th, an annual affair hereafter. fine, the best ever in Sherman
James Mitchell and wife were county, M oro winning over Was
given an auto ride Friday evening co on a score of 1 to 7. Manager
by M r and Mrs Wallan. It seemed McCoy steps high now, and all
good to see Jim able to begin get people on both sides feel jolly.
ting around again.
Dolly Madison invented iced
cream, yet so far as we know she
has never been placed in the soci
ety of the immortals. Surely,
a sundae might at least have been
named for her.
O f Ladies Suits are superior to
any on the market because made
only of merchant tailor c lo th -
tame grade—quality as mens suits.
Staple styles, serviceable, durable,
last for years. Gives you a well to
do appearance. W ont water spot,
shrink, buttons fall off etc.
Cut
and tailored here—guaranteed—
its a wonder you dont have one.
This month ladies from Sherman
county will be allowed round trip
train fare to Portland on any suit
they purchase of us. If your size
is not in stock will quickly make
you one. Over 1000 patterns to
select from.
acheson cloak and s u n
co
Portland, Oregon
Makers of Ready to wear and to
order ladies garments.
148 5th St. Acheson Bldg.
Take Elevator.
Ah, summer is a season fair with
blossoms smiling everywhere, and
perfumes wondrous nice; yet,
’midst these luxuries we scoff; we
’d like to trade some of them o ff;
for just a little ice.
For at least a year M r and Mrs
B A Gifford, the famous Dalles
city artists, will claim Portland as
their residence, in hope of im
proving the health of MrsG. They
are very much attached to The
Dalles, and still retain their busi
ness interests there.
K A Kime and wife are attend-
H S McDsnel
Mrs Eliaa-
ingthe strawberry carnival at H o m o
Cushman,
in Portland
river, and the Rose Festival at this week.
Portland.
Ben Messinger has a beauty of
L Barnum was elected president an express wagon now for his city
and W D W allan secretary and delivery
treasurer of the Sherman County
Automobile Association.
The Observer is the best adver
Mrs Ed Rollins bf Seaside, sister tising medium in the Inland Em
of Mrs Margaret Rutledge of this pire. Test it.
city, is visiting relatives and friends
It is said that a woman never
in good old Sherman county.
thinks of writing a letter while she
F or beat possible vision guaran has some one to talk to.
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ca b m a a tta
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tiirn ran irm axca booa orrxx
Seed OiBee* ta
FRANK B. OREEN
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People bent upon getting rich
quick had better think deep before
rushing off to Iditarod, Alaska.
They’ll be sorry if they don’t, and
likely starve to death if they follow
the
crowd, as late reports brand
Capt W Stanley and wife left on
previous
reports of richness false.
the 5th for a three weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Portland
Chronicle: Mrs Jas M Keeney,
and Salem. This is Capt Stanley’s wife of the proprietor of the Co
Good roads are easily acquired
first outing since he came to M oro lumbia Southern Hotel at Shaniko,
in Sherman county by observing
14 years ago.
arrived at The Dalles in her auto and cooperating w ith the natural
When you have rheumatism yesterday. Mrs K is an automo Workings of the elements. It is
carry a potato in your pocket; the bile enthusiast, and take« gre^t preposterous to expect good roads
potato will become hard after a pleasure in touring the country. here working after the models of
time and believers in its virtues She fias gone to Portland, leaving various other localities presented
affirm that this is because of the her auto here.
to us by Webeterian spell binders
rheumatism it has absorbed.
from
abroad, with an ax up their
Avenarius Carbolineum is a
The trees are lovely in summer germ destroyer. It destroys the sleeve to be ground for some self
and so are the women. But how cause of decay in posts or timber. ish purpose at tax payers expense.
different are the women and the The U S Government, the O R O ur tuto-owners association last
trees as to their clothes. To be & N Co, Multnomah county and week, at cost to its own, made 44
sure, both are delightfully clothed, the city of Portland, are making miles of as good road across this
yet, with the abundant raiment general use of it on bridge timbers, county as any road around P o rt
with which the trees are supplied, etc. The Observer Book Store is land, barrin the oil, and when that
they require but one trunk to hold distributors of the pure article in is wanted* they know where to buy
Sherman county.
It. and have the money to pay.
¡ta ll.
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upbuilding of the town and for
warding of its public enterprii
the newspaper man. H e works
for railroads, factories, schools,
churches, good and dean streets,
and roads» urges, pleads, scolds,
badgers, and cavorts around gen
erally, Imagine his feelings when
some grouch of a fellow reproach
es h im : BqraeM ha dsa’t Ipeai
thia«! W hen the town dofcs boom
and tbe price of real estate goes
up, and up, and up, and the own
ers grow rich from the results of
his labors, he makes not a dollar
by i t ; not one dollar. H e is like
the poor boy at the circus; he can
Stand and look at the pictures^
without the necessary 25 cents to|
Flour $1.50, Sugar $6.351
o.«
Foisted Farafraphs.
teed, try A . L . Golder, Doctor of ¡k- I 1) Pike has packed all of his
Optics. U p to date optical parlors. household effects and moved to
Saints'seldom suffer from a sense
The Dalles. 23-24 Vogt block.
The Dalles where he is now en
of superiority.
Kitty’s letter from Rome, in the gaged in business.
Unity of aim is more than iden
Salem Statesman, remind us of
George M owry, junior member tity of appearance.
certain passages in M ark Twain's of the law firm of Wilson & Mow-
You can never pray lor another
But Kitty Vy, was a passenger to Shaniko on
“ Innocents Abroad,
with your lips alone.
saw th$. Pope.
legal business Tuesday.
W e caught Judge Fulton in the
Laidlaw furnishes ice for Bend,
city Monday, just long enough to Prineville ;rfid Madras, at $10 per
say how’de and compare time pie ton at the shipping point, freight
ces. The Judge has quit ageing, charges $16 per ton.
and is looking fine.
Eight car loads of wood have
W e thought it impossible for been purchased at wholesale by
Mrs H ille r to offer anything new the M oro Farmers’ Cooperative
in the culinary line on her second U nion, to be divided among the
engagement with the Spokesman- members ordering the same.
Review, but she does, daily at the
M M Hoamer went over to the
cooking school.
Sound Wednesday, to visit his pa
M .C .C o have the finest line of rents, who are about to leave T a
mens and boys negligee and golf coma on their return to Michigan,
shirts ever shown in the county. after visiting with M r Hosmer’s
Many patterns and shades in pon brother.
gee, soisette, chamhray, etc.
D o n ’t forget that we have some
This will be the fourth time the exceptional values in lace curtains,
G A R Veterans have met in an from 50c pair up; a nice, brass ex
nual encampment at Astoria. Del tension curtain rod free with each
egates from Sherman county are pair of curtains. M .C .C o.
always pleased with their reunion
“The Chicken Industry,” at the
at the city by the sea.
picture show Saturday night,
Henry Wakerlig and daughter, showing the different stages of
of Bake Oven, and Miss Louise formation during incubation, is
Young, are enjoying a summer an instructive and scientific pro
outing in Europe. They will visit duction. Don’t fail to see it.
M r W akerlig’s old home in far
A gasoline explosion in a Shan-
Switzerland.
ico establishment Monday night
The steamer Baily Gatzert has very nearly produced a fire suffi
started its summer round of daily cient to wipe out the entire town.
trips Portland-Dalles and return. Quick work and good judgment
One of the finest trips on tbe coast was all that saved them. Six auto
Leaves The Dalles at 3 p m daily, mobiles were removed from the
garage within five minutes from
except Thursday and Sunday.
the time the fire started.
Our line of muslin and gauze
A little 3-year old son of an Ida
underwear for ladies and children
is very complete and prices reas ho farmer was bitten by a rattler
onable. Now is the time to buy, a few days ago on a finger. The
while there is a large assortment. doctor was phoned for, and im
mediately phoned bock, directing
M oro CommerataLfio.
the father to tie the child’s finger
Porter Bros, contractors for the above the bite and slash it with a
construction of the North Bank razor. The treatment proved suc
and Oregon Trunk Ry bridge at cessful and after his arrival the
Celilo, have commenced work by doctor announced that it had pos
opening camps and receiving ma sibly saved the life of the child.
terials. A year and a half will be
Look for red-snapper» in John
spent in building the bridge.
Day river this year. They are as
For comfort during the approa gamey and as edible as trout, if
ching warm weather a simple diet our mind serves us aright; though
will be found very beneficial. it is a long time since wa have
Bread and butter, very little meat, ieen a live trout rise to a fly or
plenty of green vegetables, fresh lie upon our plate for breakfast.
fruits, and milk in abundance, Red Snappers, from the Gulf of
constitute an admirable diet.
Mexico, were transplanted in the
waters of the Columbia several
The use of ginger as a relish at
years ago, and their presence in
breakfast is a tonic to the nerves,
the river was forgotten and the
promotes digestion, and is benefi
experiment conceded to be a fail
cial to the liver. The eater will
ure until last month when several
therefore be amiable at breakfast,
were caught ip John Day river.
and go to business with a clear
head and “ in a normal state of
We notice that people attending
public entertainments have no
temper.”
hesitancy in taking front seats, in
M r and Mrs N W Silvers, M r
fact there is generally a rush for
and Mrs E E Barzee and son El
them at a higher price willingly
mer, M r and Mrs W A Norcrost
paid for the privilege. W e also
and daughter Jessie, M r and Mrs
notice in church the custom is the
C L Ireland and Miss Kipnnia Peet»
reverse of this, and everybody
all of this city and vicinity are tak
crowds into the back seats ; and if
ing in the Rose Carnival at Port
there are any empty pews they
land this week.
are alwayt between the pulpit and
Since accepting John Chiistian* »the people, and the glad tidings of
sen’s banter, by which he parted
Ivation lose half their charm in
from his auto, D r O J Goffin has having to bounce, over empty
worn a sort of woe-begone appear benches to reach the audience.
ance, which culminated in collapse W h y this should be the custom is
last week, and a new machine was not clear to us, unless in the latter
prescribed. It arrived Saturday, instance position is taken accord-
on Monday he began taking his ng to scripture: “ The lowest place
medicine, and now he is as bright first in order to be invited higher.
as ever he wa». The machine is
Suppose every business man in
a Joe Dandy Cracker Jack.
town took as much interest In the
To M ake You a Price
on that bill of Groceries You
figuring on needing soon
____ Me** Sew H IM M e t t w n
PaU Mae laecber. IMS»», Bible atyie
L iv e and L e t L iv e .
g I. P. HARDIN
The best pride of ancestry is to
be a light to posterity.
Moro, Oregon. «
Independent Warehouse $ Milling Jo
Faith does more than defend
old facts; it makes new ones.
R. H. M cK e an , M a n a g e r , W a a co , O reg o n
Some men come near proving
the devil when they argue on their
god.
DEALERS
Anxiety tries to see the moun
tains in the way and trips us up
over a pebble.
IN
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 ood,
C o a l,
C e d a r P o s ts , a n d H a y .
H e who sets his sails to the winds
of applause steers with his back to
the future.
M AN U FA CTU R ER S OF
M IL L FEED A N D F LO U R .
It may be a good thing to re
member that your celestial stand
ing does not depend upon your
terrestrial tailor.
)C oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
W e still have an excellent assort
ment of 10 and 12X cent gingham
some new pieces just received; also
a big line of lawns, dimities, white
and wash fabrics. M .C .C o.
SUjHJWER HARDWARE
The time has arrived when you do not feel
like sweltering over a hot stove in getting the
mid-day meal. Thia Is not necessary if you
have one of our
E D IS O N ’S
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
NATIONAL INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES.
MORO. OREGON.
Complete Chance of Program
REFRIGERATORS.
Miy ud M y Mp
a re frig e ra to r is an o th er co n ven ien t piece of
k itc h e n fu rn itu re ; w e h a n d le a good lin e.
Friday Evening Program«
A complete line of Reach sporting goods.
Headquarters for Automobile Oil.
LOCAL VIEWS
19R0 HARDWARES IJMWC0
By W . A. Raymond.
A DRAMA
"H o New Chief "
A COMEDY
"PrrmtenI Poet."
1
CHICKEN INDUSTRY
G LASS AN D P U TTY
"From Egg to Spit."
Showing the change» in the egg during
different ttaget of incubation.
\
Entirely New Designs in
ILLUSTRATED SONG
"Sweeiett Gal in Town."
W ALL PA PER 1
Saturday Evening Program
P A IN T S A N D
LOCAL VIEWS
By W . A. Raymond.
P A IN T •
BRUSHES
VIEWS
I f you w a n t to do y o u r $
Scene» in a Tannery
o w n w o rk .
A DRAMA
"4 Brother’» Wrong"
W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S
COMEDY
“Falte Alarm "
Am a first
dau
fire a a ckaace.
COMEDY
"Batchelor'» Vitit."
workman and can please yon if
References furnished at any time.
M . M. HOSMER,
-
M o r o , O re g o n .
ILLUSTRATED SONG
"Tattle Tale."
Three Skm fir 10 Cuts
OBO. H. HILDEBRAND, Pres
OBO. M BDLHR, Tr»«*ur»r.
J U L IU S M E D L B R , .
CHAS. O O LU H ER
M »**<er.
JEW ELR Y
R E P A IR IN G
of every description effici
ently and neatly done. Sat
isfaction guaranteed,
Also
carry a fu ll line of
W A T C H E S , CLOCKS,
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc.
JEW ELRY.
r. w .
N I W I L L , J e w e le r
Q r a s a V a l l e y , O re g o n .
V in to n
H o te l
G R A SS VALLKV. ORK
New Entirely.
C onvientto Business
prick * m m o n a a l x
Co*4«ct*4
|
Pri-elpl«»
ALWAYS ON HAND
L in k Belting« L e a th e r B e ltin g , L a c e L e a th e r
E n g in e p a ckin g , O ils, R ope, M a c h in e E x tra s , etc.
Deering and Hodge Headers.