Sherman County observer., October 14, 1910, Image 3

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T w e n ty L arge Cases of Staple
and F an cy D ry Goods, and L ad ­
ies and Childrens R eady to W ear
garm ents just received and w e
cordially invite your atten to n to
our complete line. <£
An Exhibition
of Weeds.
O
• O O • - O O O G C O O
“ My Wife Has Gone to The
Country, Hurray, Hurray.”
A unique exhibit was seen at
Birthday Postal Cards at The
the
Touchet valley fair, held at
Observer Book Store.
Dayton, Wash., where a collec­
O n 50 acres of train a dry far­ tion of weeds, gathered from dif­
mer near Silver Lake cleared 500 ferent^ farms of Touchet county
dollars.
were on view. Every pest of the
A coyote came into a Grass Val­ fields from mustard to Russian
ley back yard, and the woman of thistle was there, making a striking
the house shot it dead, and took exhibit of what to avoid in the
cultivation of the wheat and fruit
the bounty for pin money.
arms. The Touchet valley fair
Bring your job printing to The las started a warfare against
Observer office. Neat, attractive weeds that will result in ridding
work and reasonable prices guar­ the fields of pests that choke out
anteed.
thousands of bushels of wheat,
A former street laborer of The parley and oats and decreases the
Dalles now has a $150,000 fruit yield of fruit and vegetables 25 per
farm in H ood river valley; and cent, annually.
•till there’s opportunity for you.
We have a large and complete
stock of watches for the fall trade,
and if you are thinking of buying
one it will pay you to call and see
what we have. You will find our
prices as low as the lowest. L W
Ross, Jeweler, Wasco.
♦ m t v ■ ' .
:
The productiveness of Malheur
county land is shown by the harv­
est on the 40-acre farm of E H
Brum bach, who made $3,000 off
his clover crop, netting $103 per
acre, in seed, hay and straw. On
a test acre he sowed 80 lbs of oat
seed which threshed 116 bushels.
G o t . Bowerman Shows up Bourne.
ô O O O O O O O O O O • • O
If she really has, and
you want to take life
easy and have the best -X*
there is going, get your JjJ
CANNEDGOODS $
and GROCERIES ?
I
;4 PERFECT DREHN
M T O U R dream of fine clothe«, made
|
to your measure at moderate
price« can he realized by order­
ing your next garment from
R ose &
C o m p a n y ’s
at our store. FR E SH
CLEAN STOCK of
standard goods now in.
LOOK A T
s
3
T H IS
S te e l C u t C o ffe e la ■ 1 -3 lb .
sealed cans
.
-
9 OC
Good B u lk C o ffe e
30, 3 9 , 3 5 ^
W h i t e Rose S y r u p p e r can 6 0 c
P o rk a n d B eans la rg e can
39c
M ix e d o r P la in P ic k le s in
la rg e b u c k e ts
$ '-3 5
G re e n C o rn , etc.
Condon Times: In an open
Line of W oolens
etter to the public acting Gov.
now on display in our store.
iowerman pays his respects to
Johnathan Bourne and grills him
Three hundred exclusive pattern*
A good line of Shirt« and w o rk
containing nothing but the very latest
or sins of omission and commiss
box , Ties, Suspender», etc.
Be
creations
to
»elect
from.
ion during his four years as U. S.
sure and see our line of SHO ES
Senator from Oregon. Mr. Bow
Style« and workmanship are of the
and H A TS before you buy.
best that expert tailors can produce.
erman accuses Senator Bourne of
commanding the people of Ore­
Prices the lowest.
I. P. HARDIN
gon to vote against himself and
Let us show you what “ Clothes
every assembly candidate at the
Values" we offer. You can be your
Moro,
Oregon.
own judge.
coming election, and claims that
Journe is in league with Cham­
berlain for the defeat of the repub-
ican party in Oregon, and the
election
of Oswald West whom
Moro Drassatic Company a Success.
Tourne wants as a stool pigeon to
urther his plans and help elect
A North Bend bakery turns out
Don’t wait to be dunned; pay
Space will not permit individual him to the senate again two years
The
O b s e r v e r up now, and a year ahead. We 2,000 loaves of bread at one bake. mention of each member of Moro
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
l:rom now.
need the money.
Back east they are talking about Dramatic Company. Suffice it to
-
Mown. nHKUMAN (X)., ok bo o m :
here say that all acquitted themselves as
Redmond merchants are proud “ the splendors of autumn
An Unusual Year.
D E A L E R S IN
FRIDAY . . . O ctober 14, 19101of their Spokesman. The clean- we don’t need to specify the sea­ well or better than professionals
could under similar circumstances.
sons,
L im e , P laster, Cem ent, B u ild e rs
cut pages of which show that.
St. Louis Globe: A hail storm
The price, of The Observer isi SI -50 per
The
first
night
the
seating
capacity
Supplies,
Lum ber, W ood, Coal,
ylown from the south is something
It should not be forgotten that
Rob Richardson, the plaster and
year. 75 cent« for six month«, 50 cento for
of
Rudolf
Opera
House
was
taxed
C edar P osts, and Hay.
unusual, but so is an ex-president
four month«—but if paid «« advance we cement worker will be at your any law is a dead letter unless the
accept $2.50 in full for 2 year«.
Shorter
to its full capacity, but the 2d night eading a campaign for his own
public
will
interest
itself
in
its
en­
term, than one year 1 2 # cento per month. service by writing him at Wasco,
was the first one in Moro that the election as chairman of a state
r forcement.
MANUFACTURERS OF
A Blue Mark here will answer an in- Oregon. 29
sign : Standing Room Only prov convention. I his is an unusual
quer. when entered upon our calendar.
F W Matthias will hold an auc­ ed true. All possible chair space
Send
The
Observer
to
your
ab-
Jiving the date of the paper a« the date at
year.
| sent friends. It gives all the local tion sale of Sherman County H or­ was utilized, as well as stairways,
which your current «ubacnption expire«
Demoss Correspondence.
news, and is better than a letter. ses at his farm near Klondike on and when the curtain went up on
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E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 121.
Mailed four months for 50c.
the 28th. Full particulars in bills, the first act people were standing
a . r . a a . m . uoro. or.
Marguerite Hunter was on the
Community silver ware, best A etc.
in the aisles and along the walls.
Meet« the first and third
&
huraday evening« of each I No. 1 plated, made by the Old
sick
list last week.
Some day the farmers will org­ In both dramas presented attention
month.
Viaiting member«
Quaker
Colony,
on
sale
at
Moro
anize a food producers trust and to small stage details helped mate­
Mrs A J Syron was a visitor here
cordially invited to - meet
Hardware and Implement Co. •
the Napoleons of finance will sud­ rially to render the ultimate result one day last week.
rith us. By order ot W . M .
J. M . P a rr y , Secretary.
$•
Miss Hattie Mansfield of Wasco denly forget the meaning of the so satisfactory.
Roy King was a Sunday school
$•
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r
is
the
most
useful
sense.
Do
not
in­
word
Rube.
and ME Gibson of Portland, were
visitor on the 9th.
&
NO. 78 O. E. S.
Rufus
Correspondence.
jure it with poor glasses. Have You &
A woodpecker has been voted
Regular communication married at the home of L W Ross,
Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor were
each 2d and 4th Thursday on the 11th, Rev C W Geiszler into the great seal of the state of
Eye S tra in or H eadache? Your <§•
guests
of I P Hardin and daughter
venins» monthly. By or
Several nice rains lately.
$•
officiating.
Washington,as being a more useful
fault. Consultation free. Glasses O
on the 9th.
H rlrn P a r r y , Secy.
Mon*
J A Foister was in 'town
Grandma Whitely at Adams, is bird in a fruit country than the
guaranteed perfect.
e
Mrs Brash of The Dalles, has
day.
M o r o L o d g e , N o . 113. | rapidly recovering from her late Great American Eagle.
I. o. o. F. Moro, or,
Recent rains have improved the been visiting her daughter, Mrs
illness, and Mrs Landry, a daugh­ For Sherman county wheat land
DR. A. L. G O L D E R
¿Meeting «very Saturday
•
Cora Haskell.
te
r,
who
was
in
attendance,
has
roads
wonderfully.
•evening at 7:30 o clock,
and renting propositions, outfits
23-24 Vogt Bldg. T H E D A LLES $■
fVisiting members are cor- returned home.
Mr and Mrs Larkin and family
for sale, etc., see B. F. Peetz, the
&
Still the wheat comes pouring
1 dially invited.
Matnbera
were
guests
of
Mrs
Julia
E
De
Real
Estate
Man,
suite
3,
Bank
expected to be present
Mr and Mr» H U Martin have
into the warehouses.
Moss, on the 9th.
Sam B r is b in , N . G .
shown their appreciation of Moro Building, Moro, Oregon.
W m . H e n r ic h s , Secy
Rufys gun club will give a grand
Johnnie Hunter went with his rx>X?dXX?<XX?XXXXXKXXXXXXXXXX)
as a desirable place of residence,
Bob LaFollette was removed to ball in the near future
papa last week and enjoyed the
by purchasing the handsome H ad­
Subscribe for the Observer.
hit Wisconsin home yesterday
Mrs.
J
T
Morris,
who
has
been
trip very much.
ley home on Main street.
from that famous Rochester, Minn, quite ill, is able to be out.
Sec that fine line of hats and
Dennis Wiley has returned from
See B. F. Peetz, suite 3 Bank hospital, minus some of his gall,
shoes at Hardin’s store.
About 15 went from here to the Vancouver, and is working for
Building, Moro, about your ab­ but the surgeons didn’t cut out the
big round up at Pendleton.
J M Dunahoo and wife were stract ; 5 years’ work with the coun
The time ha# arrived when you do not feel
I P Hardin, at Kenneth farm.
gall that Bob uses in telling around
among The Dalles visitors at the ty records enables him to prepare
There
was
quite
a
large
crowd
like sweltering over a hot stove In getting the
Mrs Lane has returned from The
that story about T eddy’s going to
fair this week.
went
from
here
to
I
he
Dalles
your abstract speedily and correct let him run for president in 1912,
mid-day meal. This Is not necessary If you
Dalles, - where she attended the
fair.
Mrs Laura Davis of The Dalles,
on
the
Whatyoucallit
Ticket.
teachers’
institute
and
district
fair.
Sentinel: Miss Jennie Ginn,who
have one of our
is gradually recovering from sen has been visiting at her home in
Orchard people report that they Every Sherman county teacher
Avenarius Carbolineum is a
ous illness in this city.
Moro,has returned to Goldendale, germ destroyer. It destroys the have quite a lot of apples anc was present.
Mr and Mrs Geo DeMoss and
Miss Jean Anderson of Pendle and is nursing Mrs Thos Twohig, cause of decay in posts or timber. grapes yet to dispose of.
REFRIGERATORS.
ton. was the guest of friends and who has been very ill, now repor The U S Government, the O R
No school here the latter part o family, Mrs George Haskell, Miss
Rosa
Cochrane,
and
H
S
DeMoss
relatives in Moro during the fair. ted to be convalescing.
the
week
as
the
teachers
were
at­
a refrigerator is another convenient piece of
A N Co, Multnomah county and
The Grosbeak, a bird of Alaska, the city of Portland, are making tending the institute and fair at were guests of Mr and Mrs Alex
P J Dillinger was in Moro a few
kitchen furniture; we handle a good line.
Hunter on the 9th.
days ago with some fine fall and has appeared in great numbers at general use of it on bridge timbers, The Dalles.
Quite a little excitement was oc­
winter apples which went off like Moro, taking the places recently etc. The Observer Book Store is
Mr Hulery’s team took a little
A complete line of Reach sporting goods.
casioned
here Sunday evening, as
vacated
by
the
English
sparrows
distributors of the pure article in spin as the children were going to
hot cakes.
Headquarters for Automobile Oil.
people were going home from the
along Main street. Its hoped we Sherman county.
school
Monday,
throwing
the
oc
Looks as if that p in Sumter was
Christian Endeavor Service, and
may not be obliged to offer sub­
Sherman county enjoyed a most cup ants out, but no one was hurt,
there to stay : it originated at a
stantial bonus for their extinction. excellent rain in the early hours of only a few bruises, but the buggy their attention was directed to an
time when The Inland Empire
air ship floating 500 feet above ter­
was pretty well dilapidated.
coooooooooooooooooooooooooc
was skase of skule teechers.
Mr Steiwer of Jefferson, and Tuesday morning. The one thing
ra firma. However, it proved to
needed
for
a
fine
finish
to
the
fair,
Miss
Margurite
Lin
deman
re
AE Moretz and family are mov­ Miss Blanche Wilson of this city,
be Roy Hunter at the summit of a
ing to the Krusow Farm, south of were united in marriage at the t was needed to start the grass for ceived a letter from J W Smith, high hill hunting a horse with his
! all pasture, and to put the ground our former townsman, now in
lantern. He noticed that the peo­
Grass Valley. Everybody wishes home of the brides parents Judge
in shape for plowing. Now that Florida, stating that he was at­ ple below appeared excited, and
AND
them prosperity in the new home. and Mrs J A Wilson, Monday
evening. Hon R R Butler, an old all the fairs are out of the way, all tending the G . A . R- encamp he extinguished his light when the
A woman of 60 swam 5 miles in
time friend of the family back in harvesting and hauling done, the ment at Atlanta •ett?’' and' having air ship disappeared over the hill.
the Mississippi at St. Louis during
Tennessee, officiated. The happy after harvest frolicsomeness ended a general good time.^
the heaviest rainstorm of the sea­ couple left that evening for their the rain is greatly welcomed by
West Bound Colonist Rates
son ; and she didn’t carry an urn
the people.
A Good Position
future home in the valley.
Moro - Oregon.
brella.
Sometime ago The Observer
Continue
until
October
15,
1910,
Teddy’s
boast
that
he’d
roast
the
Can be had by ambitious young
Dr and Mrs Morgan left hastily
G .O .P . in New York to a frazzle, was twitted by a Portland paper men and ladies, in the field of Only $25 from St Paul, Omaha,
for Portland Tuesday morning,on
for mentioning that L L Peetz had
or Kansas city. Send for your
«f
a message from that city stating may result in a National panic. been seen on the streets of Moro Wireless or Railway telegraphy.
friends, brother, sister, cousin; or
Besides
being
the
most
uselessly
ex
$
Since
the
8-hour
law
became
effec­
that his brother was very sick at a
pensive and extravagant President a few days previous driving a pair tive, and since the Wireless com­ sweetheart. Oregon needs more
hospital there.
that the United States ever has had of $8,000 horses. The fact stands, panies are establishing stations people ; more farmers to cultivate
A man who wenttoTygh valley
Roosevelt would rather see a panic however. Now here is an item : throughout the country, there is a its idle lands, to make permanent
for fruit, reports that prunes were
This means that every prqspective home­
any time than a real genuine wave Please copy. At the Sherman Co. great shortage of telegraphers. Po­ homes, and assist in upbuilding of
selling there at ^-a-cent per pound
of prosperity attending a happy Fair this week Col C A Buckley sitions pay beginner» from $70 to our schools, churches, and other
builder will have the opportunity, w heth­
and that quantities of all kinds of
drove a pair of three year old
institutions. This will cause towhs
commonwealth.
$90 per month, with good chance
er building a new home or repairing the
fruit was going to waste.
colts for which he has refused
and villages to ¿row and take on
of
advancement.
Tit®
National
old one to purchase* Lumber of the Beat
Liza Butterbottom.the leader a Twelve Thousand Dollars.
1x4 us do your next order of
new life. New railroads will be
Telegraph
Institute
of
Portland.
Commercial Job Printing/ High fashions for wimmen at Rabbit-
Grade at right prices.
built and the Columbia river will :
O nly by daily harmonious use
grade work, at prices satisfactory . ville, is the first to wear the hobble all one’s being, faculties, functions, Or., operates six official institutes play an important part in trans­
The Old Reliable Observer Steam shirt in The Inland Em pire. O ld senses, muscles ; can one earn the in America, under supervision of porting the products of the soil to
rock spring n u t a n d lu m p c o a l
Railroad and Wireless officials,
Printery, Moro, Oregon.
Man Bennett says: ’ ’This hear
market.
Its
people
we
need
;
the
16 inch Slabs, Pine and Fir Wood. Up-
g.
right to prolonged possession ot
Now you can buy your Haviland hopple skirt is as big around the them. Everywhere, from the jelly and places all graduates into posi­ railroads are doing more than their
to-date Sashes and Doors, Molding, Build- -
China as you want it to fill an as­ bottom as a old fashioned pant a fish to man, activity signifies life. tions. It will pay you to write part to get them here, and all who
¡ng Paper, Cement, Lime, etc.
them
for
full
details.
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sortment at the Moro Hardware let what the girls used to ware Stagnant water is fo u l; non-use,
desire to see the country prosper­
Cato and braises may ba heaiad in about ous should do our part.
Implement Co., where a full line when Misses Dunniway was a gal, or under-use of a faculty or a mus­
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY *
ona third t b . t i n * requlrsd by t b . usual
of these goods are kept in stock. a few years befour she started out cle causes deterioration, atrophy, treatment by applying Lham barlain s L ln i-
A n ordinary care of diarrhoea can, a. a
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M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
EYESIGHT
SUMMER HARDWARE
NAT 10NAL INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES.
FU RN ITUR E
UNDERTAKING
O. W. A X T E LL
OPPORTUNITY SALE »
i
B uy it now. Now it tha tim e to bay a
bottle of Chsm berlain’a Colic, Cholera and
D iarrhoea Itoraedy. I t ia almost certain
to be needed beforw the «ummer la over.
T h ia remedy haa no superior. F o t
b7
*11 dealers.
to git the ballet for wirnmin. Its a
old age. Excess of activity, or the
sort of a hemm around the bottom
wrong use of any part of the or
of the skirt, about as big as a large
ganism, depletes, weakens, ages.
apple or a small pumpkin.
mwnt. I t is an antiseptic and cause. aoch
inlurias to heal without m aturation. This
llnim ant also relies«* sorettgea of the musclee
* peins.
F o r sal« by a ll
rnle. be cured by a single dore o f Utambar-
lain 7. Colic, Choi«™ and Diarrhoea Keme-
dy. Thia remedy haa no auoarior for bowel
oomplainta. F or sab by « if deatere.
H. U. nARTIN, Moro Manager.
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