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A S ta rt Wheat Crop.
Contrary to general speculative Dan Cupid is a marksman poor.
Despite his love and kisses;
expectation the government wheat
. r r i o f M . KAFKK o r m h k k m a n <*O
crop report showed an alarming For while he always hits the mark,
MORO, OREGON.
reduction in anticipated wheat
H e’s always making Mrs.
harvest through the middle and
D. C. I reland , Editor.
Demoss Correspondence.
western states.
For some time large wholesale
C. L. I reland ............. Manager.
firms have complained that deal­
Margret Hunter is home again.
ers
have
been
cutting
down
on
FR ID A Y ............. J uly 15. 1910
James Syren bought a hog of
orders and even countermanding A Hunter.
Th« <>i..«
p o s s ib le .
If you do not read
Mrs. Wiks returned to Cottage
The ordinary public gave no Grove this week.
not?
W e would like to have you take it, and thought to these conditions until
we know it would be profitable to you to
James Syren is going to work
railroad and other industries cut
become a aubscribcr.
W e aend it two
for Martin Hansen.
yeara for $2.50; one year $1.50; 1 2 eta a seriously into their orders for
month ian’t much. T ry it. Order by
George Oans bought a horse at
goods; resulting in a panic, called
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
by courtesy a slump, and N orth­ the Hine’s sale at. Wasco last
Church und Society notice* F R E E , ex­
week.
cept when for money making purposes. ern Pacific shares of stock fell $4
Such notice* at regular rate* at the option each, as well as other railroads
M Hendrichson bought two
of the publisher*.
proportionately, as a result of horses at the Boesen sale at Moro
W e will not be responsible for the
their
owners considering, that Saturday.
neglect of subscriber* to notify a* of
their employees forcing
change* in their addresa. Nor will the with
Mr. Atwood has his car laid up
notification of a Po»tmaaler that the sub­
higher
wages,
the
railroad
com­
for
repairs here. Mr. Robinson
scriber has “ Removed” aettle the bill of a
missioners ordering freight rate istloing the work.
delinquent.
Did it ever occur to you that it coats no reductions; the crop shortage cut­
more to produce printing that is pleasing ting into their business, their earn­
A Legal Coyote Scalp.
to the eye than the other kind?
The
ings
were
very
liable
to
fall
below
Observer is equipped with all the modern
faclitiea for doing good work at the very expense of operation.
Answering several of our read­
minimum of coat. T ry ua with an order
The
crop
shortage
does
not
ers,
we quote County Clerk Me-
and if it ia not executed to your perfect
aatiafaction you need not pay for it.
alone affect the middle west. Danel that a legal scalp must be
Send for advertising rate*.
Here on the coast we feel the ef­ the entire hide, have four paws,
fect as for instance the putting of both ears, the skin of the nose,
Those very “ wise ones” who two large lumber mills, of Wash­ both eye holes; person claiming
said Mr. Jefferies was in perfect ington on half time because of bounty must swear scalp is not
physical condition really do not canceled orders from that section, over six months old. The clerk
which laid off railroad trains as then cuts off the head and returns
know what a cadaver is.
the rest, if it is wanted.
well as mill men.
And
now
to
come
home,
the
Speculator Patton retires with a
Which Did Yon. ?
fortune of $15,(XX),000, and con­ Portland papers are each day
talking
big
crops
in
this
territory
siders himself sufficiently fortified
This matter of popping
against the slings, arrows and boos where such is not the case. They
Men differently meet,
know
better,
but
Portland
papers
of outragous fortune.
Some show a cool head
and their correspondents are fol­
And others cold feet.
lowing the Seattle spirit of large,
The G. A. R. are passing at the unavailing figures which have no
rate of 32,(XX) a year, 2,700 a foundation in fact. Last year a
Rufus Correspondence.
month. The country has the high visitor to the Palouse section was
satisfaction of knowing that it has told they had less than an average,
102 in the shade here Sunday.
appreciated their services.
but it wa6 understood that Sher­
Chas. McGregor is back after a
man, Umatilla and Gilliam crops visit to Shaniko.
J. J. Corbett admits that he was were large; when none had a good
Several headers have started in
a miserable failure as a prophet, average crop year.
The Port­
but declares that Jeffries didn’t do land papers were backing up the real earnest in this end of the
county.
as he was told.. He couldn’t. large wheat buyers in getting as
F Bartholomew unloaded a car
Johnson wouldn’t let him.
cheap wheat as possible by delud­
of
wood Monday for Chrisman
ing less posted buyers to the det­
and Tate.
Dropping dummy bombs from riment of the wheat grower.
Ed Phillips and R C Wallis
This year the same thing is go­
an airship is rare fun, but army
went
to Roosevelt Friday, return­
and navy bureaus will want to ing on, as witness the crop pros-
ing
Saturday.
know what would happen when spect articles on Shermhn county
Monday was a real scorcher.
by the Daily Journal’s special cor-
the other side begins to shoot.
respdrident who comes to one Several thermometers registering
from 106 to 114.
No more candidates can win in place in this county, secured fig­
J P Lindeman is putting a new
Oregon by holding onto a republi­ ures on the best prop in sight and
used
that
at
an
average.'
roof
on his house, but still it don’t
can registry and another party’s
Sherfnan
county»
will
have
al­
look
much like rain.
endorsement. It is the best man
most
a
third
more
wheat
than
last
Miss Anna Barnett is quite poor­
for the job now; whether anti or
year; very little more, possibly ly, but is some better now; she has
assembly.
less; it will be better quality; but a hemorage of the lungs.
large
number of farmers resent,
For the three months ending
C A Tom has purchased a new
and
have
asked the Observer to
March 31, the postal department
4 horse gasoline engine for pump­
earned a profit of $1,363,000; there voice the septiment, as to the erdp ing, sawing, grinding, etc.
mis representation by which the
being an increase of
Seth Hust of Weiser, Idaho, is
outside wileat buyer is lead to be­
in amount of bu
here
to help take care of some of
three months.
lieve we Are going to have an en-
the Sherman county crop.
ormouMcrop, and he can take his
Miss Marguerite Lindeman is
time t
Mrs. Carry Nati
back
at the store again, not very
the hatchet and res
strong yet, but is doing fine.
ment. After so ma
L ilies who sip peppermint es
The two steamboats on the up­
armed conflict it is
senge will be horrified at the chem­
per
river are making regular trips,
that the tongue is m
ists report, which shows that lager
loaded
to their full capacity.
the tomahawk.
beer contains only 4 per cent of
The orchard people are work­
alcohol and pepermint essence 23
ing over time these days with an
“On the road
Oyster Bay per cent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
excellent crop to take care of.
has poetical possibilities of the
The death of Chief Justice Full­
very highest order. Mr. Kipling
J A Medler’s little boy is in The
er recalls the remarkable fact that
had no such wealth of material to
Dalles hospital where he under­
at one time .in our history both
draw upon in the construction of houses of congress and the iiighest went an operation for appendicitis.
his Mandalay rhymes.
Alvin Coats has returned from
judicial body of the country were
presided over by sons of Maine. a visit to his parents in Idaho.
If any of the twenty newspaper Mr. Frye was president pro tern, His cousin Maud returned with
correspondents who were on the ofthc senate, Mr. Reed was speak­ him. .
Zeppelin airship wrecked in a er of the house, and Mr. Fuller
Mrs Lindeman killed a large
storm failed to write a good story, was chief justice of the supreme rattler right by the door one day
it will not be for lack of lively court. And by a further singular this week. It seems the snake
sensations and thrilling incidents. coincident, all of these men were and the family cat were having a
regular scrap which called her at­
graduates of the same college.
According to the postmaster
tention.
general’s report there has been ten
Will Andrews who was thrown
Judge Wm Henrichs was ex­
million dollars reduction in postal hibiting a s im p le of Early Ohio from the buggy on the night of
loss on mail expense during the potatoes Tuesday that were grown the 4th by the rig turning over, is
last nine months. A gain in rev­ in his home garden in Moro, doing fine after the doctor patched
enue by business managment of without irrigation, that would put him up in a few places. His two
over a millicn dollars each month to blush many potatoes put upon sisters who were with him at the
me market grown in other locali­ time escaped without any serious
Missouri’s champion cow, which ties, and make them look like injury.
gives fifty quarts of milk a day on ctrtls. This is but a fair sample of
N A T U R E T E L L S YOU
65 cents worth of feed, has been what Sherman county soil will
provided with an electric fan in produce if but given a chance. As M a n y a M o ro R e a d e r Know s
T o o W e ll.
its stall. As an illustration of the The chemical composition of our
When
the
kidney*
are aick,
differenoe between a blooded ani­ soil is such that it is admirably
Nature tell* you all about it.
mal and scrub stock this cow de­ adapted to potato growing as well
The urin i* nature’s calendar,
serves to chew the cud in luxur­ as for cereals.
f! Infrequent or too frequent action;
ious tranquility.
Any urinary trouble tell* of kidney ilia.
V is * O f f i c i a l
Those
It does not make any difference
whether Jefferies was “doped” or
not; whether he had a bad attack
of Cold feet or not; whether he
was over trained or not; whether
the “ nigger” agreed to give him
ths fight or not, which molt be­
lieve was the reason of his col­
lapse when Jefferies found he had
to fight This all too apparent
fake will be the last prize fight in
the United States.
B oyhood Ploo
WiAglest Chicken*.
A Paradox.
Doan’s Kidney Pill* cure* all kidney ills.
Moro people teatify ao thia.
Frank Alliaon, Moro, Oregon, says: “ I
was laid up all last winter by pain* in my
back. The only way in which I could
obtain any reat at night waaby placing my
hand* on my back as support.
Hearing
of Doan's Kidney Pills, I gave them a
trial and the content* of a few boxes ef­
fected a complete cure.”
Fdr aale by all dealer*. Price 50 cent*.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agenta for the United Slate*.
How delicious were the pica of boyhood
N o pies now ever taste so good, what’s
changed? the pies? no, it* you;you've loat
the strong healthy atomach, the vigorous
liver, the active kidneys, the regular bow­
els of boyhood. Your digestion ia poor
and you blafae the food. W hat'* needed
A complete toning up by Electric Bitters
of all organs of digestion, atomach, liver,
kidneys, bowel*. T ry them. T h ey’ll re­
store your boyhood appetite and apprecia­
tion of food and fairly saturate your body
Remem ber the name— D o an '*— and take
with new health, strength and vigor. 50c at
no other.
Moro Pharmacy,
Chicken wings will disappear
when the new wingless chickens
raised by W A Bertram of Illinois
becomes common. He has found
that wings decrease the value o f
chickens in the cities and towns by
making confinement in yards
more difficult. He conceived the
idea by crossing common breeds
with the Wyandottes and Barred
Rocks, having wings smaller in-
proportion to their weight than
of other chickens. After several
seasons he has produced a funny
looking thing which has only a
few pin feathers where nature
meant wings to be and which can
not jump a fence higher than two
feet. It will be easier to fatten
chickens which do not reduce
their weight by the exertion of fly­
ing. . Putting more flesh on the
drumsticks and wish bones will
compensate for the disappearance
of the wings.
N a p o le o n s G r i t
Was of the unconquerable, never-aay-die
kind, the kind that you need moat when
when you have a bad cold, cough or lung
disease; *upf>o*e troche*, cough syrup* cod
liver oil or doctor* have all failed don’t
loae heart or hope. Take Dr King'* New
Discovery. Satisfaction is guaranteed when
when used for any throat or lung trouble.
It master* itubborn cold* ob«tin*te cough*
hemorrhage*, lagrippe, croup, asthma, hav
fever and whooping cough and is the moat
safe and certain remedy for all bronchial
affection*. 50c. and $1. trial bottle free at
Moro Pharmacy.
E very B sdy
Late Model Reo Automobile
w e are g iv in g aw ay.
A sk about it.
Geo. N. Crosfield, Wasco, Oregon
“ The Store That Sells Every Thing.”
R esident S elling A and D istributing A gent
for the
M IT C H E L L , O L IV E R , M c CO RM AC, HOLT
L IN E S
OF
FARM
IM P L E M E N T S .
N ow in stock, full line of Mowers, Rakes, Tanks, Hose,
Pumps, Oils, Leather, Chain, Belting, Drapers,
all kinds Harvest and Harvester supplies.
Have a line of Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, etc
that thrifty folk come from far to buy.
Teacher of Piano.
Hens For Sale.
1-H-4-H-H-+-W- ■ H ’W - 1 - I- H - H M -ll-1 i l l 1 I-H i l l -
Miss Ethel Wood, teacher of
I have 100 hens, 1 year old
piano, will be in Moro, at Moro
Hotel, Fridays and Saturdays of mostly laying, which I- am offer­
each week. Pupils desiring terms, ing at 50c each. For further par­
information, etc., please call or ticulars address
M rs . J. S, R ichey , ••
leave word.
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Monkland, Or
Furniture at Private Sale.
G&ld Button Lost
All my furniture now in my
residence at, Moro. Will sell all
or part. Call at the residence.
Also Moro city property, consist­
ing of 7 room house, 4 lots, trees
etc.
M rs . L. S ells ,
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Moro, Or
The finder of a gold euft
shank, mounted on the face of it
a small diamond, will be rewarded
on leaving it at the sheriff s office
for the owner. J. C. M c K ean ,
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Moro. Or
For Sale or Trade
Milch Cows For Sale.
for good wheat ranch. 63
acre farm, 6 miles from Newberg.
43 acre« in crop, 20 acres in good
timber, with spring of lasting
water. 7 acres of prunes 5 year
old, balance in wheat, oats, alfalfa,
corn, potatoes, garden, and family
orchard. Good barn and 5 room
box house. Land lays nice for
cultivation. Choice fruit land.
Price $10,000.
JL a n e
< fe S
I have for 6ale at the Peugh
ranch, west of Wasco, two milch
cows, at very reasonable prices.
For all particulars call upon or ad­
dress
H T P eugh ,
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Wasco, O r
THE DALLES, OREGON
•• Plumbing G oods, Galvanized Pipe, Bolts,
• »
'• Terra Cotta, Iron, and Sewer Pipe, Steel
:: and Iron, Tools, Wrenches, Extras, etc.
W e sell th e B est and C heapest
• R unning Gasoline E n g in e m ade
oooooooooooooooooooooooooot
M ORO RACKET ST O R E
JOHN TONKINS, Proprietor
Piano For Sale.
Main S t. Opposite M itch ell & fo a s .
An upright Grand Harrington
Newberg, Or in .excellent condition at a reason­
able figure.
C. A. B uckley ,
gure.
Grass Valley, Or
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To Buy, Sell or Exchange.
A Complete Line of Standard Groceries.
ascertain our prices.
Camp* Pork and Beans
Shrimp fresh from Gulf of Mexico
Any person or persons having
horses, cattle, house«, lots or house­
hold goods for sale or exchange,
or parties desiring to buy 6uch
property, will find The Observer
a good medium for advertising
and securing a customer. Try
T he O bserver . Moro, Or.
exton
fuller & Johnson Farm Pump Engine
W hite & N ichols ,
.
w a n ts to k n o w
^ b o u t th a t :
H -l-11-1 1 I 1-1-H -l I l F H - l- H - l- ll l l - l l l - l l l - l - l l
The
Mules for Sale.
Oranges, Extra Large.
A team of Black Mules, with
mealy noses, weight 1100 lbs, age
6 or 7 years, perfectly gentle. In­
quire of the
Hardware & Implement Co.
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Moro, Or
W hip* and Lashes, all kinds.
Come and
Herring, per box
50c
Limberger Cheese, per lb.
25c
Bacon, per lb.
24c
Lemons, per doz.
-
-
-
30c
W h y we Sell C heaper th an others: W e h av e no
ren t to pay. O ur goods are first class M ason,
E h rm a n Co. quality,
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We have just received
a nice assortment of
j/l- H - M 1 l l - H -H - H l - M H M - l - H - l l l - l l | | | 1 M f r M I I I I I I I N I I I I I I
Wm. RUDOLF
Hamilton Watches
i
The Hamilton is a high grade rail road
durable guaranteed time keeper
ICE CREAM PARLORS
We sell all kinds of watches.
Fountain and Bottled Soda always in supply.
Special Cool Drinks and Ice Cream to order.
L. W. ROSS, W asco
Watch Inspector for the ORNRy
POSTAL CARD HEAD QUARTERS
Scenic Photo View Cards a Specialty.
Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Billiards and Pool.
SAVING TIME
TELEPHONE
M A IN
STREET
MORO, O RE
J HOUSE AND ROOM DESIGNING
H E N a man feels the necessity of being in
two places at the same time he goes to
the nearest telephone and sends his voice.
W
It is not exactly the same thing, b u t when a man talks
hundreds of m iles in opposite directions from the same Bell
Telephone, it ia about as good.
In the daily use of the telephone a man travels all over
town by wire in a few m inutes. It is just as easy to travel
all over the state and. other states by means of the universal
Long Distance Service of the Bell System.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone 1» the Center of the Syttem.
P A IN T S ,
S T A IN S ,
V A R N IS H ,
BRUSH ES
Always in stock at our
store. We carry everything
in the paint and glass line.
NEW DESIGNS
in w all papen
Let us figure on your painting,
i
All work guaranteed.
> K . M. HOSMER,
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• Moro, Orego