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MORO, OREGON.
D. C. I r e l a n d ,
anager.
F R ID A Y .. . . J a n u a r y 20. 1911
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Alaskans who want to quit dig
ging gold and engage in the useful
occupation of mining coal, should
be accomm odated ; they
the right track.
j
The Rockefeller
reported criticising
peace fu n d ; surely/
monster would roi
those p recin cts./
In the d e y i of Sena]
the republican policy of J
loses one or its most pah
straightforward a d v o c /e
vkill be succeeded in l i e
aWVest Virginia denA)cr
)/ind ep en dent Affner/an cor
don, not cormficted/vith the
'trust, has so tyfcd snfeial con-
pns from the govt/nm ent of
|i, with a view » • s h u ^ n g
k into the UnitedJBtatog. /
It ®em s that m
dents! to aviators
t h o le V in th^atml
sbme plas^waAj
patchinjrthe air. If
holesjin e aviato
anydftitude.
devil
avoidi
There is a gro1 ing sus]
Washington city hat thei
mittee of the sen, :e com !
privileges and eh lions v
ed the courtesy )f the It
being guilty of not telling
ate all it knows about the
case. '
T h e Wasco Warcboum Milling Co. Bank,
Salem, and the salary o f a mes
At the regular communication,
senger boy was reduced.
January 12th, Bethlehem Chapter
78, Order o f the Eastern Star, In
stalled
the following named offi
A corporation with 44,000,000
cers
:
Mrs
Anna M oore W M ; L
pounds of butter in cold storage,
Barnum,
W
P; Mrs N anaBarzee,
representing $11,000,000, have got
Associate
M
;
J M Parry, Sec.; W
to close out the stuff by May 1st,
or pass in chips for that amount. A Raymond, Treas.; Mrs Amanda
There seems no way open to turn Martin, Conductress; Miss Ida
May Johnston, Assistant Conduc
-the deal against the cormorants.
tress ; Mrs Alice Powell, Adah ;
Mrs Anna Urquhart, Ruth ; Mrs
Joseph Fels, the millionaire
N
soap maker, is in Oregon work ellie M eloy, Esther; Mrs May
Barnum, Martha ; Mrs Zoe Silvers,
ing up the single tax dogma;
while here, Joseph, tells us how it Electra; Roy Powell, W arden;
G eo E Lewellen, Sentinel ; Robt
was you got U ’Ren to throw up
an $8,000 practice and take a sit Urquhart, Chaplain. The install
with you at $2,500? It would be ation cerem ony was conducted by
interesting to get the story first Mrs N ellie M eloy, Mrs Grace
Rose acting Marshal. The ladies
hands.
had the room beautifully decorat
e d with Smilax and flowers. After
Whatever else m aybe neglected dobing the Chapter refreshments
the - assembly now in session at were gerved.
Salem, should see to it that the
Oregon State Historical Society is
Let iffi do your next order oi
provided with a H om e, with am
Commen ial Job Printing High
ple provisions for space to store its
grade w< rk, at prices satisfactory,
present and vastly accumulating
The O ld teliable Observer Steam
properties; invoices invaluable to
Printery,. M oro, Oregon.
the commonwealth o f Oregon,
the Pacific coast and this great N ew
West. O ne million dollars for the
purpose would be a sum none too
A / a louse farmer scoffs at news
large to appropriate n o w ; at all
events, talk it up; make a be- paper reports-» concerning rabies
ginning.
angong coyotes and says it is a dis
ease that the coyotes have con-
Two Great Northern trains were tracted from eating squirrels inoc
frozen in on short rations of fuel ulated several years ago with a
and food, near Fielding, M ont., germ furnished by the state col
January 9th and were not released lege and which was condem ned
until the 15th. Most of the pass by the late G ov. Rogers; his con
engers subsisted on rice and a few tention being that the inoculated
simple flour com pounds as rice squirrels would spread it to cats
and flour constituted the greater ■find dogs and in time to the high
part of supplies on the trains. The er animals. Death am ong horses
suffering from cold was intense and cattle in Whitman and Asotin
but the majority of the passengers counties are occurring , regularly
fared fairly well, as by using coal with the symptoms of hydrophob
sparingly fire enough was kept to ia or rabies. There is talk among
LaCrosse farmers of organizing a
warm the train.
coyote drive. Sheep and cattle
men of Asotin county are report-*
Believing that the best results ed to have subscribed an amount
are obtained when religion is ad equal to $5 a head for coyotes.
vertised, Rev J M Canse, pastor This is no time for scoffing; get up
of the First Methodist church of and at it.
Vancouver, has had a large quan
tity of scarlet red blotters printed,
on which appears in black, ‘ best
Hn Waa Relieved.
The other day a person dropped
blotter for bad blots.”
“ W hen
down In an apoplectic fit Immediately
you have a blot of ink apply this. in front of a police station and waa
W hen your life is stained with sin carried Inside. A moment after a wo
apply the cleansing blood of Jesus man forced her way In through the
crowd gathered around the doer, ex
Christ. G od says though your claiming:
“kfy husband] M y poor husband!
sins be as scarlet, they shall be
made as white as snow. I, even I, Clear the way and let In the air!"
She then bnaied herself by tek*«g
am he that blotteth out thy trans off the man's cravat and performing
gressions.”
The blotters have other little offices until a surgeon ar
been scattered broadcast and are rived, when the patient gradually re
covered hla senses. On this the ser
attracting jnuch attention.
geant In charge observed that It waa
Sherman Connty Taxes.
. The tax levy made by the coun
ty court ia reported to us as follows
For state tax..................1.60 mills
For county and G A R
fund
.......................2.75
“
Speaker Cannon has received
the indorsement of the house of Per capita school tax. .0.90
391 members, with the exception for demonstration farm 0.75
of 28 republican insurgents and 25
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democratic insurgents; this vote of For roadsand bridges .. 2 “
233 to 53 is a remarkable tribute Special school tax, dint 1 2 “
to Uncle Joe as a parliamentarian
and also remarkable as a sample
of democratic volatility.
The postal savings banks were
not established on a basis big enuf
to satisfy Inland Empire Oregon
ians ; so far as our farmers are con
cerned the demand is for larger
certificates and more deposit sta
tions. \V e are not I30*1 finding
with the solitaire down at Klam
ath marsh ; what we want is a sta
tion somewhere within 750 miles
of the hom e office.
a happy relief for hla distressed wife
as well as for himself.
“My Wife!” exclaimed the man.
“Why, I am a bachelor!”
On seeking for the woman It was
found that she had disappeared and
with her the watch and purse of the
patient, which she had adroitly a h
stracted under the very eyea of the
police.—Ixmdon Tlt-Blta.
A Touoh of Nature.
He waa the worst boy in school; she
was the teacher. She was angerod by
his stubbornness; he was daflant She
took him to the hall for punishment.
Angrily she administered the penalty,
and--then somehow a great wave of
pity for the boy swept over her. She
looked at the worn coat o f the little
fellow. Rhe thought o f Che frail body
deprived of nourishing food. Sbn
thought of the hard and loveless home
and of the starved soul o f the poor
kid.
Tears sprang to the teacher's eyes
as the "boy waited for further punish
m ent Then he saw the tears. Hla
own eyea grew moist and overflowed.
Thinking of how the poor boy had no
chance, in an impulse of love she put
her arms around the boy, end they
cried together.
That la religion.
Rhe and the boy both found IL —M er
rill (Kan.) News.
at M o ro , ia the «t«ie of Oregon, at the
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January 7th, 1911.
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Bond*, aecuritiw , e tc .............
Banking house, furniture, and
fixtures .
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Every fam ily has need o f a good, reliable
lin im e n t F o r sprains, bruisat, sorsnem of
the mneclea and rheumatic pains there b
none better then Chamberlain's.
Hold by
all dealer«.
Avenarius Carbolineum is a
fierm destroyer. ' It deatroya the
cause of decay in posts or timber.
The U S Governm ent, the O R
& N Co, Multnomah county and
the city of Portland, are making
general use of it on bridge timbers,
etc. The Observer Book Store is
distributor* of the pure article in
ShermsiKcounty,
A glass cuttar can anally ba meda
with an ordinary mapping pan and a
small place of carborundum or car
bide of silicon- Cut off a part of tbs
nib to form a small tube. F it a crys
tal or part of one of carborundum Into
the tubs, take It out again and dip one
end In cement and replace I t Next
wind a piece of fine wire tightly
• round the tube and part of the handle
and fix It In a notch cut In the lattar
Put It «aide for a day to allow tba ee-
mqnt to harden. A glass cutter made
thus w ill do Its work as well as tbs
expensive diamond and a great deal
better than the ordinary wheel cutter.
Linooln'a Faoa.
Aa a rule. Abraham Lincoln’a torn
wero leaa than (hone of other lawyars
of hla circuit. Jontlco Da via once rn-
inonatnil<><1 with him and Inalalad that
be waa doing a gravo tnjustlm to hla
anaocluira at the bar by charging an
Uttla for hla aorvlcna From i m m Sa
lHfio hla liM-ome varied from ffitXXN) to
gn.iMBi. «nd even when bo was rocog
nixed as.one of tho ablmt lawyora of
tba stats bis fee book frequently shows
charge« of SS. SR and 1 1 for advleo. al
though he never went Into coort for
lean than <10 Poring that parted ho
was at the height of hla power and
popularity, and lawyera of lean stand
ing and talent charged several tlmaa
tboee am ount«.-“The Tn»e Abraham
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D oe from approved reserve
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RAISES THE
BABHGPOWia
Liabilities
Capital stock paid i n . . . . . . ,
Surplus fu n d ............................
U ndivided profits, less expen
A n d m a k e s d e li
c io u s ly lig h t a n d
w h o le s o m e c a k e ,
h o t-b r e a d s, b l a-
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D u e to banks sad bankers. . .
Ind ividu al deposit« subject to
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Demand certificates of deposit
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State of O regon,
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County o f Sherman | ’
I , W . Stanley, csshier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above ststement ia true to the beat of my
knowledge and belief.
W . Stanley,
Cashier.
Subscribed Rgd «worn to before me
thia 17th day o f January 1911.
I L
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Notary Public
Correct attest
I am
F . A . French,
F . L. Houghton.
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Directora.
I have a number of pure bred
single comb W hite Orpington
Roosters which I will sell at a fair
price ; an egg producing stock that
you will be proud of. Address or
apply to C h r is A n e d r s e n ,
4tl20*]
M oro, Or
now
o rd e rs
w anting some shad-
ind penw ork done.
re a d y to ta k e
fo r
th e
H a rv e s te r.
and
ADVERTISE
M oscow
C o m e e a r ly
m ake
s u re y o u
y o u r o r d e r in
Business, it Pays.
p u t is l i m i t e d .
Call upon or write
get
in t i m e , t o
g e t a m a c h in e .
The out
'
H. U. M artin , m anager
I have one team o f young JAY J. LOVE
MaskkmL Oi
horses for sale. W ell broke to
work.
C. L L o w t h e r .
4U2O*]
M oro, Or D r . o j . goffin ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
D r . marie m . goffin .
At the Moro Commercial Store
will be furnished patrons from and
after this date, as formerly.
Mrs. I. H . S m it h ,
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M oro, Or
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M oro ,
O
• Is There
Any Old and Dingy
Furniture in Your H om e?
jDgr
y'
Office ia The Goffin Building, 1st St,
x x o q n .,
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If there is, you can make it look like new- give it
a rich, natural wood finish with
S herwin -W iluams V arnish S tjun
I have a few full blood which
I wish to dispose of.
MORO,
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OREGON
Mr». N . W . S il v e r s ,
1st to 15th of each month.
4 til3 * ]
M oro, Or
Office opposite D n . Goffin
.
k
Fine for wood work too. Not a new “ fad**
product, but one that has been made and sold widely ,
for yean. It correctly imitates all the hardwood«,
It spread« easily and anyone can apply it. A «mall
can goes a long way— try one.
J
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OREGON
N o tic e . is hereby given that W A SC O ,
16th to 30th of each month.
the undersigned, having sold all
their interest* m and to the Moro Office opp. M cCoy, Atwood Co
Hardware and Implement Com
pany, have withdrawn from that
corporation without prejudice.
All bills and accounts receivable
are to be paid direct to the com
I '
pany, and all accounts and bills
Attorneys at Law
payable are to be paid by the said
company, insofar as we, or either
of us. are concerned.
(Signed),
E. S in k ,
M ORO
R. P. H u l s e .
OREGON
M oro, O r., Jan. 3, 19U.
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HOSMER & CASE M oro, O regon
Bryant & Whealdon
J. A . W
il s o n
DEALERS IN
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
Gao. Mow
, .
Wilson & Mowry
Valued at $1,500.00 will be sold
for $700.00, as I am too busy with
, Attorneys at Law
other wore to take care of him.
W ill take one or two good work
horses in part payment. T his
proposition will be void after Feb Office in the M oro Commercial
15. 1911. For further particulars
Co. new brick building.
apply on the farm, 15 miles south
east of M oro, or address
M ORO
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OREGON
J o se ph M. E d d y .
6(130.64]
Box 38, M oro, Or
MANUFACTURERS OF
M IL L F E E D
Frank Menefee
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hold goods for sale or exchange,
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Address: MORO, OREGON,
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Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
Deputy Stock Inspector
*1 had haan troohled w ith eooatlpatlon
« two yanra and trwd a ll o f tb * kaat phyak
aaa la lu ixto l, Tam»., and thay oonH do
Xhtn» for u a ,' writm Thoa. E. W illiam «,
Iddfokoro, < y . 'T w o inchagaa o f Cham
irlain'B Btopmeh and L fv a r Tablais oorad
a * r o r f i ü a k y a ll daabro
THEVERYBEST
Pacific Cottati la ffiXffioimd hmr*
’ b ’MBSAB
II soy, btll « ticntngfi
FLO UR
EEDS
I have eight head of mares
Attorney - at - Law
and three geldings which 1 wish to
sell. Call and see them at the A lf
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
Dillinger farm, east of Ngonkland,
or for particulars address
T H E D A LL E S
OREGON
P. J. JD i L U N G E R ,
3ti30.63]
Monklaryd, Or
T a M a k s a Glass C u tta r.
A fight it looked for in the sen
ate chamber at Salem when K elli
her’s resolutions “endorsing the
Oregon popular form” of govern
ment is reported from the commit
tee. Senators Bowerman and Ab
raham have already announced
their intention to fight the resolu
Special city taxes
tion ; and if is reported that Mr,
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Bowerman will take time sufficient
to tell just what he thinks of Jona Grass V a lle y ..............
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than Bourne.
ing the solons “see.” And this is
out one o f five “good roads bills"
which the “300” have up their
s le e v e ; a pure and simple hold
up, as it appears to u s; a mortgage
on every man’s farm and home,
where the tax payer may dig u0
the interest, and after a time the
principal on a lot of bonded in
debtedness, voted upon himseit.
No. 161. b»«tW to C m A M «1
» Economy it the watchword at
Loads Schadowltx. Kowt. Oregon
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