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r a te
Are not alone confined to R ural Free D elivery of m ail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience w hich a ll
farmer* should have — and m any do have — a checking ac
count w ith a good bank. , T h e p oaasesor of aueh an am ount
avoids th e risk of h a v in g h is m oney on h is person or about
hi* hom e where it i* in danger o f fire and thieves.
H i* b ill* paid by check a n not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in hi* hom e transaction* where very often
the mossaary change for concluding settlem ent is not at hand
Don’t atop to think thia over, but start an account now w ith
Judge Taaw ell has «truck the
right cord in Portland. -gBecame
<7t«y Officimi »*■
r a r e s o r sa w
MORO, OREGON,
al
Mn alter nura-
1 ot her parts of
nite a number,
of the order,
attended the c<
T h ere were !
• D . -C, I reland , E d ito r.
C. L .
I reland .............. Manager,
F R ID A Y
tea tu r n prom i
during the w<
this county,
mense banner
paid for by <
which rto o d all
perial H o te l to
the woridnH
was good fo r 4,
wheat the year
T h e other
W a sco band; i
CHAS. O O L L IH E R , Hanagcr
Farm MseMntry. Wsflonfc B«a8>«", R ows , Wind Mills,
Ganelin« Engines, nil Kinds ef Hardware »
and Extras.
it in «Portland
in advertising
e w gEjan im -
gotten up and
I N Crosfield.
wk in the Im -
r prodatflM Sf t o
Herman county
1000 bushel* of
enforcement of the penal ordin
ance against property owner* who
fall to cut their gram. w ork* ap in-1
equ j ty upon reddent owner* he re-
fuse* to issue warrant* in such cases
taking the position of T h e Observ
er in the premises that a better
remedy can he found by having
the city do the w ork where the
private ow ner foils. and charge the
cost against the property in the
lien docket. Fear o f having the
title clouded by liens is expected
to work quicker than dubious
prosecutions in ed u catin g ow ner*
of lots to look out for their prop
erty, which it the contention of
„phe Observer. Red tape and dr-1
sed in a uni-
made up with
lirts and trous-
namented with
I belt o f purple,
ley made a fine
thei« member-
^D E A LE R S Iff '
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Bi
Supplies, Lum ber, Wood,
Cedar Posts, and Hay. d
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FLOUR.
DARKE-NEW HOUSE JEWELRY CO.
cumlocution, as Portland ha* it,
does no good whatever, but it was
a stagger
the right direction and
that is more than M o r o has done.
A ll such routine can be avoided,
asserts Judge T azw ell, by an auto
matic cutting of the weeds by city j
employes and the charging of the
cost of the same as a lien upon
the property. A fter one such ex
perience, says the court, the owner
fanner band9* dressed in overalls may be depended upon to see that
f *
and jumpers; à ¿onorateci with the work is done.
A g e n c y fo r th e K r y p to p L e n »
The most remarkable, recent,
eye resting, far and near vision X
optical lens. No cement or / I f O W W A I T K
clondthe leas, collect dirt to
r>
disfigure appearance. And
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prices reasonable.
V s
J E W E L E R S A n W W
The Dalles, Oregon.
Head Quarters for Sherman County Fanners
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t
,
All Kinds of Extras and Supplies, for
■men. Drapers to fit any ma-
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Leather and Link Belting.
M oro ' s B a r b e r S
P o r c e la in
hc
B a th T u b s.
faiytkii{ first tli» «il Ip ti late
Agent for the Beat Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
A W . L i W I t , P r o p r ie to r .
MORO
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OREGON.
W. E. WHITE & CO. Newberg, O r.
MVt ì I H M l I » MS I I M H
T h e annual O regon base is now,
on, to give folks so m e th in g to talk
ab o u t: forest fires, for instance.
heads. T h e Osegonian the next
d ay said of them:
Charles F . M u rp h y , T am m an y*
“ O ne of the most grotesque
leader Who herded the N e w Y o rk and picturesque beads ever seen
delegation at Baltim ore, a report- on the street* o fv T o rd a n d we*
, cd to have appealed to a court in that put into the parade by T h e
Nebraska to have his name chang D elle*lo d g e.t U niform s trimme<
with natural gram and arrange«
ed to Spud.
in the moat effective farm er style
George N H e n ry o f Stubenville was cheered to the echo. A t the
O h io , was an attraction at the E lk * head o f this musical aggregation
parade with his coat covered with wa* H enry H o w ell, a giant drum
$4.000 worth o f elk teeth. T o make major, who carried the pitchfork."
it gran d ilegen t be should have had
the o ld N e z Perce* squaw to march
with h im . dressed in her blanket
From Alaska t o M exico , then
decorated with $6,000 worth o
across
Col orado. M *a o u ri. Illin o is
elks teeth.
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and into Indiana. Was recorded
one of the most violent electric
storms with cloud bursts, that we
have any recollection of ever hav
ing read about. I t all happened
from Saturday to M o n d ay contin
uously and is traceable to the re
cent cataclysms, earthquakes and
violent volcanic eruptions in the
regions of Afesks. which Vulcan
appears to be fx in g for settler*.
T w o cities,>ettd several villages,
L Bend is still agoing, so m e; even
in Guanajuato, w ere wiped o ff the
to keeping up its lick at m etropol
map, with the Io » of 1,000 lives,
itan conflagration*; another one
and
property valuations aggregat
Sunday swiped four real estate of-
ing
from
15,800,000 to $20X100,000.
i fices, a grocery store and a fam ily
Th e damages in Colorado, M is
residence. Keep a look out for
souri and Illin o is Sunday, at D e n
fire *; don't depend too much up
ver, S t Louis and Alton, foot up
on the alarm b e ll: safety is best
to about $20.000.000; at A lto n
assured by carefulness at all times.
nom inally about $250,000. It is
not known how many lives were
W h eat it making a remarkably lo st; the storm at A lto n latted al
good aven g e yield around Wasco night, and at S t Louis end D e a
this season a* compared with the
ver relief w o rk was still going on
past few year*. T h e G C Friedly M onday.
farm , east of W a sc o , is going 12
N o rth ern Indian
reports sev
sacks to the acre; the A rn old B uh eral lives lost and much property
man form, on the north, is thresh destroyed. One form er near M ish
ing 16 >4 sacks; the H erb ert Root awaka was instantly killed by bolt
farm, on the west, ru m between of electricity, While repairing wire
13>4 to 16 sack»; G eo H ilderbrand fence; his hands and body badly
on the south, threshed 800 sacks off burned,
60 acres, and w ill do better when
his machine is tuned up.
6 N Crosfield wishes to be quo
ted a* saying, and T h e Observer
agrees with him , that the state of
O regon, as a unit, should be proud
of the way Portland,the R o te City,
entertained her visitors during the
Elks convention w e e k ; hospitality
and good feeling abounded on all
side*, w hich se e m e d rem arkable
to many eastern visitors, fog to
Oregonian* the proper entertain-
ment o f visitors, either from with-
in o r out the state, is not confined
to lo c a lity : it it a m a tte ro f state
pride.
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SANITARY PLUHBINQ
UnanoiUry plumbing in A aounte of ex
pense and endangers the health; let m e
show you some of the first class variety.
S H E E T M E T A L W O R K A SPEC IA LTY
CHARLES DAVIS ? Moro, Ore
Located a t Foss’ blacksmith shop,
tt 5T*’ -Xblt'
A heavy wool grower o f the In
land E m p ire who never mixes in
politics, but who reads and think*
’ along public lines, remarked to us
recently that sheep men generally
w ill su p p ort M r. Taft for rerelec
tion. T h b gentleman figured it
out that that Roosevelt's play to de
stroy the republican party might
bring a flurry of prosperity to the
great western stock interests but that
it would be no time before the
strenuous Ted d y would be engaged
in a tegular pitch battle with the
I devil him self and that business in-
k terest* w ou ld become so unsteady
that y[Ool growers would ultimate
ly suffer more than they are likely
to do under the more conservative
and steady administration of M r.
M o ro Presbyterian Church.
L O U IS
j
Preaching at 11 a m, and 8 p m .
S u n d ay, July 2 1 .^
,
Sunday school at 10 a m. C . E .
Society suspended until Sept 1.
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HEYDT
Harness and Saddlery
Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
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Christian Science Services.
.
L. E very Sunday at 11 a m, at the
Brock building. Wednesday eve
ning 8 o 'c lo c k . R ea d in g ro o m
open Saturday from 2 JO till 4, pm . j
Moro M. E . Church.
*: Regular service* July 21.
H
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A
F U L L LIN E
NOW
ON H A N D
Jt**«Mer Promptly u t N—tfy Dmm.
Moro, O regon.
Sun
day school at 10 a. m .j Epw orth
league 7.30 p. m. Preaching by
the pastor at 8 p. m.
Visit By The Sea
T w o 3 # wagons, with wheat
racks; price is rig h t C all on or
address
D ic k M o r g a n ,
t f 2 1 9 .1 4 4 J M o r o . Or
at NORTH BEACH, Washington
D i d y o u k n o w y o u c o u ld r e a c h th is d e lig h t f u l,
c a r e s la y in g , h e a lt h g iv in g , f u n m a k in g
Summer Resort
Should try o o f famous chick
en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W o lfa r D L u n c h C o unter
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BT TAKING THE
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O-W . R. A N. T O PORTLAND
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T U B I DOWN THE
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Columbia River via Steamers
T J POTTER,
* H A S8A LO , AN D
lutwiWi ipots Wanted.
1 want local agent* in every
county in Oregon to handle a pop-
ular-price<Tline of autom obile*; a
good name and reputation for in
tegrity count* more with us than
money o r experience; if you have
$475 and can furnish bond, you
can procure the agency for onr
high grade car and we w ill furnish
you with demonstrator. F o r foil
particular* address Sale* M anager
688 W ash in gton street,
E . E . G brungbr .
St? 19.144 J _ _
_ Portland. O r
14 head geldings, weight from
1200 to 1350; also,one span mule*
1400. Com plete harnew
^
A t a meeting held in M o ro M
am*.
M a r y h i l l L a n d C o .,
E church parlor* M n d ay even
ing fo r the purpose of o rg a n izin g 2l<12»]__________ M a ry h ill, W » h
M r Ginn'S dam id the M E Sun
day school, a con stitu tion was
drawn up, and the following of
T h e undersigned desire to an
ficer* elected, and committees ap
nounce that in order to better serve
pointed, to serve f t # the ensuing our client* we have concluded to
year: . President, O neita W ebb; co:operate in our professional
u n i our office, at
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d M o ro a* at pree-
C. J. B r i g h t *
er, Id a Montgomery.Otembesahip
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W . C. B r y a n t .
committee, W ilm a m u ric h s , V iv
ian Strong and M e tis W heat;
socisl committee, Robert Elcock,
Id a M ontgom ery, Luke Johnston,
M ildred Coe; devotional com
mittee, V io let Massinger, W illfe
Buxton. H arvey H ow ard.
The
,° O r
class shall be knowq aathe Cheer*
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ful W o rker* of M o ro M E Sun
day school. Blue and gold were
adop ted as class colors; class m ot
to, “ W e ’re in t h e B u s i n e s s . "
Jersey Bulls, at $3; wii
Much interest was manifested and
F o r particular* addre**,
all member* present anticipate
J- L L
great benefit to he derived from 024-136 3
HARVEST QUEEN
To M E O LE R
W here trains connect with boat for
North B each points
YOU CAN
YO U SHOULD
o r «Mt W tk 0-». L A N . m ! ¡Hat M k l u b
ALL KINDS
W RITE FOR P R IC E S
Hood River, Oregon
= * 0 R 0 PHARMACY
Expert,
Experienced. Registered Pharmacists
nedlctaes Carefully Compounded.
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f a FORXHOERYOE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,
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BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES, CICSRS. ’
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A. ¡sn o w
• *ny ew* ell Khwte of Patent
f^o
A n y p erso n o r persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lots o r house
hold g o o d s for tale or exchange.
s desiring to buy such
.w ill find T h e O bserver
m edium for advertising
ring a customer. T ry
I O b s e r v e r M o ro , O r.
M e d ic in e
Always In
S to c k
A L IT T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R .
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qu eu «"
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