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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1912)
T he ’O b se r v e r . Tki into iramw tewnilm«, A m »«A l i o n , c o n fin e to R n r . l F rm D d lm r y o> .n d t h . Telephone. T h « . ¡. fo r m « « ebould h . w - »»<’ count w ith . good bank. ®»n7 do T b . po— ~ r o • “ \ ‘ D^ M O R O , ORBGON, £ 1 m eant to do m y w o rk that day, O B u t a b ro w n b ird sang in the ap- J p k u re e , 8 A n d a b u tte rfly flitte d across the J I ut .v o id s t h . ris k OT h ir in g h i. W V on b, . p . r w n or hto b o m . where K I . in d in g « of fire in d th ..v < * H i. b i l l , p iid by check ere not o n ij' » e lm . convenience in b i. ^ “ V ™ X lX n U . n * b in d the n « e m » ry change «or oonclud.ng m ttle n w n t to n o t i t b _ .. x- AUi«V » k i. August F R ID A Y b u t l U r t M» ttOCOUUt BOW Wit h not? ? W , would like to hare you take it. aod " ¡ ^ ? .l c d , « 4 - 1 « it r iw » 7 « ( 5 i ' * f’- M f h e 3 J singing, litd e lo ve songs that, w hen 1 1 y o u take tim e to listen, s tir y o u r I , pulse and start a song of the publishers. r.HA S.QO LLIH ER, H an ag er Did h ever occur to h x “.^ b S 2 I I I S » M *o o d coat«« no w .^ j U - c k .. * . -*-r J* ' Qp. t ■' — ¿25^ fo A,*. I - ” ft * y o u r II The most remarkable, recent, eye resting, hr and near vision optical lens. No cement or minimum of coat. T r y ua with an order and if it U not executed to your p e rk u .atiHactloe you need not pay tor H* 1 Send lor advertising rate«. - ,u. Kind» of Extras and Supplies for Threshermen. Draper« to At any ma chine. Leather and Link Belting. AH y, a * I l i T i i t f a i t i 111 n 1 * 11 * ‘ * * i -'-‘ ■111 “ * L O U IS H E Y D T ; Manufacturer and Dealer io little yourself, and learn a song o f restful ness and cheer. I f / o u d o n ’ t,, life w ill grow so d u ll, and the notes o f y o u r heart's lo v e song w ill Sound so faint, that it m ay be y o u r friends w ill forget to listen Harness and Saddlery ^Collars Whips. Blankets, etc. * A and cease to hear. Prompt Atteaboa Day sr M oros B arber 5 . p o r c e la in B a th hc T u b s . fmnthiig first Class and Dp ti iata for the Beat Steam Laundry Shop in Brick Building next Oheerver Office K W. L E W I S . P ro p rie to r. 40 .e re . io th . Cheh.lem V .U « y , 3 m il« Sherman COuntr r u c k located w m tween N i i . r ridge end Gordon ridge. from W h e n o u r le ft struck Y icksourgs h e ig h ts ; F lo o d s are re p o rte d in the east, H o w rip p e d and tattered and to rn we lay. but the biggest w aterhaul there is W h e n the rest retreated I stayed that o f P erkins and his sack. b e h in d F o r reasons sufficient to m e - W ith a rib caved in , a leg o n a s trik e I scraw led on th a t b lo o d y glacee. I f the M e xican rebel».are leek- in g to hasten A m e rica n in te rve n tio n by hanging Am ericans, th e y ’ ll I Oregon whnntUnd. P ln rtirid houto. hot :old water, large tram . ° - chJ[?k t 2S a c re in o a k > « b a . and b *1»"«« ' * h,<h of cultivation; 5 aille , from Newberg. W. t WHITE & CO. Newberg, Or S o lid -b reecK Hanunerless htabM < fe w n - block, firing pin ana « the biurd to b« e’ea* The « m a Uyäl« the A m e rica n cousul at Juarez and 1 denied the A m e rica n status a u d its representation in that state. T o us it looks as if President T a ft m ig h t have a war on his hands before he takes up his second term o f office. H e re is the genuine progressive- ness fo r y o u : W . J. B rya n re p u d i-1 ated free silver in his speech at the 1 Miles, M ic h ., chautauqua, August 3d. M r Bryan referred to th» N . 1 Y . delegation at B a ltim o re as w ax figures *, as a display o f ‘w axw orks the b irth o f the B u ll M oose at C hicago beats it. Did you know you could reach this delightful, care slaying, health giving, fun making Summer Resort 4 BY TAKING pense and endangers u»e uouis«, — ; show you some of the first class variety. SH EET MÉTAL WORK A SPECIALTY CHARLES DAVIS . Moro, 0 « Located • * Fo* 4’ b la d c m lth shop THE O-W. R. a N. TO PORTLAND them down the Columbia River via Steamers T J PO TTER, HASSALO, AND HARVEST Q UEEN To MEGLER r . -> W here trains connect with bo^t for North Beach points YOU CAN YOU SHOULD i»k say a je a t of the ” cost 1« / k*vt ea,e , REST BY T H E SEA JL ROSE, Local Agent, Moro, Oregon. v . ALL KINDS W R IT E FO R PR ICES H. K. DAVENPORT Hood River, Oregon. T w o 3)4 wagons, w ith w heat ra cks; price is rig h t. C a ll o n o r address D lC K MORGAN, tf2 19.144] t . JM oro, O r nrenl ha. the « m e n i h t to c e ijto r lie m atter sh ipped b y exprea. o r S hould try o u r fam ous c h ick freight fro m o n e «tt«e to a n o th e r en plate dinners; a ll kinds o f nice a, it has to cenaorixe m atter sent sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. W olfard L unch C ounter 0-W . R. A N. and find out how little i. J k«at behind and have a ro d Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmaclxte rtediclnes Carefully Compounded. Complete A»»ortment SANITARY PLUMBING ' . K u m m ................ “ T h e Soils o f O re g o n ” is the title o f a new b u lle tin b y P ro f C E B radley, o f the departm ent o f chem istry, O. A. C., just fro m the college press, fo r free d istrib u tio n to Jits knees. / It contains results of some years of But he staggered up and he pack w o rk b y the college chemists on ed m e o f f ; T h is great in s titu tio n opens Fta I the soils of O re g o n , in clu d in g an A n d , w ith « dozen stumbles and doors fo r the J a il semester on Sep- j alyses o f representative soils in falls, U ' ’ tem ber 20th. Courses o f instruc d iffe re n t parts of the state. H e drapped us b o th , safe in o u r tio n include G eneral A g ricu ltu re , lines, ' v .. A g r o n o m y ,. A n im a l H usband ry, H is black h id e rid d le d w ith balls. ) a ir y H usband ry, B a cteriolog y, Jotany and P lant P a th o lo g y.P o u l- N o w , m y gefttie gazelles, tbar'a ry H usbandry, H o rtic u ltu re , E n 1 m y anser. to m o lo g y ,V e te rin a ry 8cience.C ivil 1 A n d here stay» Banty T im . E nginee ring, E le ctrica l E n g in e e r 1 H e tru m p e d D eath’s Aee fo r me, in g . M e ch a n ica l E n g in e e rin g , M in in g E nginee ring. H ig h w a y E n g in i that d a y, . A n d P m n o t going back on h im 1 eering, d o m e s tic Science, D om es tic A rt, C om m erce, Forestry Z o o l . Y o u m ay resolute t ill th e cows cum ogy, P harm acy,, C hem istry, Phys hom e, ics, M athem atics, P ublic Speaking. | t But ef one o f you techel the b o y ; E nglish Languaage and L ite ra tu re I? H e ’ ll wrestle his hash in h e ll to M o d e rn Languages, H is to ry , A rt, A « h ite c tu re , in d u s tria l Pedagogy, n ig h t, : ' ■ Physical E ducation, M ilita r y Set- ] is not T M m ore Jo y. O r m y nam e ence and Tactics, and M u s k . - Catalogue and Illustrated L it T h ro u g h the Farm ers’ Agency W e re i t n o t fo r the picture»;!« is at W a lla W a lla , the grain grow ers doubtfu l i f any o f the big pugilists erature m ailed free on a p p lica tio n . School year opens Sept. 20th. of th a t seclion have been saved a of to d a y w o u ld fin d the ^business Address, R E G IS T R A R . O A C ^ considerable sum o f m oney .in the „ C o r v a llis , O r nro fita b le eooug hhto keep « t i t St g26.144] P U lftpnw th . ON HAND get i t ; and o f a sort to. make them 1 wish th e y ’d never seen the lig h t of day. O ro z c o o p e n ly re p udiate d | H o w the h o t sun w e n t fo r us, A n d blistered, and b rile d , and V is itin g fire com m issi offers at \ burned * ,^ £ Spokane have resolved that a v e ry A n d how the bullets w h iz z e d little m atch can start a v e ry big ro u n d us H • fire ; cut o u t the scratch m atch. W h e n 1 Y m k In h i. d e a lh -irip tu rn e d ;? U ffd e f the census enum eratio n 'T i l l alo n g about dusk I seen a th in g — O régon has d istributed $352.481 at $1.86 per capita, fo r 189,506 school L co u ld t i’f belie v fo r a spell. c h ild re n . Sherm an co u n ty shows 1 T h a t nigger, «hat T im . was a com - ¡956, between the ages of 4 and 20. inTdrme T h ro u g h th a t fire p ro o f gilt-edged and draws $1,778.16. a m illio n bags recently received, re lieved the shortage ; these had been contracted fo r at $6.71 per 1,000, now selling at $11 per 1000, a saving o f $22,000 to mem bers of the U n io n . Does it pay to have NOW 'M o ro , Oregon. ; ship y o u beans and a ll o th e r vegetables, fresh fro m m y gardens at R ooster R ock. J u** d ro p me a card fo r prices. D o it now . P. O . D e m o s s , 2 t!2 .1 4 5 U . tw to u r e lle Falls, O r . , . FU LL LIN E R f M a i P rom ptly and Neatly Dona. 1 w ill « E ire b$- L x J E W E L E R S A N D O P T IC IA N S The Dalles, Oregon. o f jo y and gladness and love. L e a rn yo u r lesson fro m th e m , busy jn a n . W o r k m ay call, pay* lC ments press but take tim e to fly a , *Jg __ (KRW TOKb cloud the lens, collect dirt to disfigure appearance. And prices reasonable. vj||»eiisSf||«j^'a-i*A!-- and o ff in to the g lo rio u s blue, i, ever singing th e ir heartening tale ’ «J Head Quarters for Sherman County Farmers . . w • in j i g A g e n c y toe th e K eyptop f c e n » ^ '. .(te a c h in g them to fly » soon *•(- a t h d r wings «re strong and able; always on the w ing, soaring up I • ; you. tb s tit CLARKE-NEWHOUSE JEWELRY CO heart. W o rry in g about to m o r- ’ ro w ? N o t they. T h e y w ere . busy little creatures, b u ild in g th e ir 1 I nests, feeding th e ir yo u n g and w . will nol b . rc.pon.lbl« Io> the neglect ol w.b.criher. <o ~ * '« 7 “ “ on,, Buggies, Plow*.Wlnd M,,la’ ics, all Kinds of Hardware and Extra». FLOUR. O u t io the tre e * the b ird # were Church »nd Society «o.ice. F R O T j a - delinquent. P lu ta r, C w ire t, lies, a jb u m b e £ *y p Tossi ng the sweet clo v e r t o and fro , j A n d a ra in b o w h e ld o u t its s h in -1 a ihg hand. 'HF; **x ‘*•C.< 'J a il So w hat co u ld I do but laugh and ..■ \^ g o ? ^ g ^ i . < l If you do not read The Observer, why J T l i i g m t U lir ih n n S iili« ! 0 I n k , of ffloro A n d a ll th e leaves were c a llin g me. A n d the w in d went sighing o v e r dealers in K te S tra tt T he P e n dleto n R o u n d U p next O n e o f the L a d d herd of fa ll w ill be attended b y new«paper Jersey Ball«, at V; w ie ib t 1400. men fro m a ll o v e r the .la te , the F o r particulars a d d ™ , annual c o n v e n tio n o f the e d B M ttr large num bers. E xperts on ru ra l fra te rn ity h a rin g been « h e d u le d . tU24-136]_____________ Moro, O r . problem s w ill ta lk and teachers fo r that c ity o rtth e round u p date.. • n d cfergym en w ill give sugges S T Æ K ï S Ï g f e A n y person o r persons ha vin g tions as to h o w c o u n try ’ life m ay he m ade fn fire p le a a a n T ififf p r o fit horses, cattle, Houses, lota o r house grant h im a apecW nm m paper trs in able. T h e gathering is being ar out o f P ortlands F rid a y Sept 27th h o ld goods fo r sale o r exchange, o f parties desiring to buy such ranged by p ro f. H e tze l, d ire cto r ,o lie o v e r Saturday. <o o n to h o t p ro p e rty, w ill fin d T h e O bserver o f extension at the college, and he springs Sunday « d re to rn to the a good m edium fo r a d v e rtis in g hopes to make it com prehensive R o te c ity c o w c t f n g trtin # and securing a custom er. T r y in scope and exports the results T he OBaflRVBR. M o r o , O r . un the W i lla m e t ^ lf e y M o n d a y . will be h e lp fu l. of 8ll«erware and Jewelry FORNlMDE|tYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY O A L IT T L E MISSIONARY W O R K IN YOtJR idle days by telling yopr neighbors of the good qualitiea of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub scription«, «end us their addresses and we will send them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do ¡ g f Subscribe for The-Obaerver. B e e t Weekly published in the Inland Empire. 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