M oro, O r.. Sept 24,1912.
N o t ic e : There will be a meet
ing of the County Board of Equal
ization for Sherman county, O r.,
at the Court House in M oro, on
the 3d Monday in October, that
being the 21st day of October,
1912. for the purpose of hearing
objections, if any there be, to the
annual assessment and attend to
other business, at which time all
persons interested are invited to
attend.
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Assessor
■' TITH E average man knows little about
J K clothes. He likes the color qf the
T Ubrie, the cut of the garments, but
of a ll kinds on hand, such as Harness,
extras, bolts, forks, belting, and oils of
every good grade.
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has doubts ot the wearing qualities.
Six m onths, even a year, after he has bought a suit
he is still satisfied. The wearing qualities are there.
The
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M. E.
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It ought to be all right to buy a ,
Waltham on tick.
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Best mucilage and brushes at the j
Observer Book Store.
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FRIDAY - - • September 27,1912
Incidentally: Thanksgiving ben
route and Christmas is coming.
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’ .Mrs McCullum b now at home, meets there that Sherman county
having returned from her spring b on the map, and b a big con
and summer outing on the 18th., i tributor to the prosperity of The .
p aj T Ashby of Antelope, came Daltes.
¡down Monday to receive some; A C Thompson and son DeWey
I horses he had bought here of Sam I| have a >4-section in the M oro car
L* By or Briibine.
. T booked for the entire round-up at
¡ at J ohn
Pendleton, and A C told us, sub-
A horse cucumber at The M oro
rosa, that if he could find one he
Pharmacy, pickled, attracts much
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intended to bring a cook back with
aUention ; it came from the M ow
U O. O. r . Moro, o r.
him. W onder If Mrs Thompson
.Meeting every Saturday ry garden in this city.
¡evening at 7:30 o'clock.
knew this before she started would
Visiting member« are cor
T o M r and Mrs C E Poole a she be at Corvallis now? or at
dially invited.
Member«
daughter was bom on the 16th, at I Pendleton ?
expected to ba praaeot.
N. G.
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- the home of M r and Mrs Pinker
W a H r v r t c m , Secy.
ton. parents of Mrs Poole near) H W ilm er C ooper was a visitor on
the 21st. Speaking with reference
this city.
to his recent deal with Herman
Property losses occasioned by Pape.Mr Cooper says he has what
the burning of the § P Ry car on I
will be one of the finest pure bred
the 20th, aggregate about $1,000. stock farms in the W illam et valley
I The mystery of the cause of the .
every animal on it will be register
fire will be thoroughly probed.
ed stock ; of the tillable land four
Bessie Watkins, Helen and Ina acres of onion soil produces an-
I Hansen and Clara Thompson, I nually a crop worth $1,000 per
I daughter of M r and Mrs Hans! acre in the open market.
The suit of R J Ginn to dispos-
Thompson. left for Albany Tues-
I day, where they will attend school : sess a tenant F L Kee, of his lease,
this winter.
A full board of the county fair
executive association were in ses
sion in Moro iast week, and trans
acted considerable business of im
portance in connection with the
coming annual fair.
on charges of not living up to his
agreements, was tried before Jus-
tice F E Fortner and a jury com
prised of the following named per-
sons on Tuesday : CG H ub, A M ,
Wright, George E Lewellen. W A
Woods, Joseph Sanders and C G
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A large number, perhaps fifty Sil vers. The case terminated at
12.45 a m, by disagreement of the
persons, attend the round-op in
dependent of those who took the jury.
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I t is a tu b u la r machine; that means
it is simple to understand and operate;
light; easy to clean; durable; guaran-
teed to last and wear.
R ust F arm ,
Moro, O r
MORO, ORE
Ornam ental Jewelry of all kinds,
O mar S ayrs .
M oro, Oregon
W atches, Clocks, C ut Glass
680 acres of wheat land in
Sherman county, for sale or rent.
$5,000 cash down, balance on time.
As to rent, or further inform ation,
apply to Geo. D. Galley, No.860
W eidler stA Portland, O r., or to
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REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE
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MORO BRANCH
Should try our famous chick
en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W olfard L unch C ounter
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Lumber, Cement and Lime,
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Windows, Doors, Moulding.
T w o lots, 5-room cottage,
cellar, barn, chicken house etc,
near school house. W ill sell on
easy terms. See
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M o ro . O r
Special prices on W ood in car load lo ts w h ere
one or m ore are bu yin g , . :
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* he did over the results of 1911, his
1 first year, that didn’t pay him or
dinary wages, ngr cover actual ex*
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ft Hacks in the warehouse and sold,
g at a fair price, before starting in to
it harvest 50 acres of blue stem, and
y 50 acres o f turkey re d ; we rejoice
i- with Walter, as he is a young man
r. just beginning in life and encour-
a agement is helpful to him and hb
H anager
A n y person or persons having
horses, cattle, houses, lots or house
hold goods fo r sale or exchange,
o r parties desiring to buy such
property, w ill find The Observer
a good medium fo r advertising
and securing a customer. T ry
T he O bserver . M o ro , O r.
Tw elve head of colts fo r sale,
from 1 to 4 years old, all are o f
large stock: eleven mares and one
gelding. They can be seen at the
,W S W h ite place near Biggs, now
being operated by N J W illa rd ;
or w rite
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The Dalles, O r
At Your Service
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P H Buxton has taken the agen
‘ than the market price, but they
F were of such fine grade that no cy of E Peoples’ 1 uneral supplies,
trouble was experienced in secur- at M oro
: ing that price.
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Snow Drift flour is the best on
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W alter Ruggles feels very much the market. For sale anywhere
better over the outcome of hb in Sherman county.gr.
Carbolinium, fresl^Ubck, direct
r farming operations this year than
iN^ak-v
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Commercial Co
W e are very much pleased to
tourist sleeper. A happy crowd,
r O ne of the Ladd herd of
I all beaming hopefully of the good learn that our representative to be
Jersey Bulls, at $3; wieght 1400.
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Campbell
and
family
have
time in expectation.
For particulars address,’
I Mrs À C Thompson and Miss' arrived at Condon, and in good
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M o ro , O r.
I Edna, are visiting a son and bro- health. This puts to rest a very
H h name 1» "b ad dbugh
he doesn't .
Jther J R.. in Portland, after which painful rumor floated by the Blue
care for gold or lilveebwt he will »teal your
( they will attend the Henkle family Mountain Eagle. M r Campbell health aw ay; if ha appear* in your hou«e
II reunion at Corvallis. Mrs Thom p has been on the sick list for sever ■rreit him at onca with Ballard • Horn-
son was a daughter in the Henkle al months, and once was so low bound Syrup, it may bean consumption if
that his death might be expected you don’t ; a cure for all cough«, cold«,
.c la n .
;l M r and Mrs James Woods are at almost any time, but he is now and cheat trouble«, gold by Moro Phar-
ACCOUNT ANNUAL
I himself again.
m a c y . ^ . SO candn.
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: J enjoying their horse and buggy
WASCO COUNTY
L V Moore and Geo Hennagin
drives these pleasant days ; the rig
G o t anything t< tfll? advertise
i isn’t quite up to the auto« in the ¡ made a joint shipment of stock to it in The Observer 5 ^ .
( the Portland market last week. M r
T ry the famous Subday dinner
> Moore had 40 hogs in the car that
brought him $8.75 per 100-1 bs. M r at the Hotel M o ro .y
I Hennagin had 11 hogs that bro’t
Best mucilage without brushes at
j him the same price, and 11 head The Observer Bo< k Store.
I of spring sheep that brought $6.00
W ant to buy a ything? adver
4 per 100-lbs. The price for the
tise
your wants in I he Observer.
1 sheep was 50 cts per 100-lbs more
I worthy wife, * .
SHARPLESS CREAM SEPRATOR
READY FOR BUSINESS
Mrs O C Mortensen and daugh
ter Della, left for Portland On the
Wednesday train.
Col C A Buckley was the lucky
buyer of the fresh cow advertised ( sition at M inneapolia, inov
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Jud will remind the easterners he a
in The Observer for sale.
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Burbank potatoes, good grade
guaranteed to please or you can
return them, only $1.00 per sack,
weigh heavy to the sack. Special
rates in car lots.. W rite or phone
If you want to save money buy j
a wallet or purse at thé Observer
Book Store.
The Best is None Too G o o d
! MORO HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
Fruit for sale at the M £ Rust
farm, one mile south of M oro. If
in need come and make your se
lection of pears and apples, or we
will deliver same to order at low
est living rates. First come is first
served.
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Pears, grapes, prunes, and
peaches while they last; prices
are good either at the orchard or
on the train at Rufus.
“T h e Fleck orchards.
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Rufu.
He looks on etotbee-boying as more or less of a
ganfble. TRe man who chooses KENWOOD
OLOTHBS do cs no t gamble,
To Those Who Ship Cream
AH sizes auto tires, inner tubes
and outer casings, always in stock;
as well as a full tin« of spark
plugs, bell bearings, end accessor
ies. Geo N Crosfidld, Weeco.
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R . J. G I N N
G IN N & COLEMAN
carry a r U L L u n e v ir
C H ÍN E R Y . Agento fo r
rm vu
McCORMICK HEADERS
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on short notice.
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C O LE and O V E R L A N D A utom obiles.
Agents for the up to date
COOPER BROS.
GRASS VALLEY
OREGON.
are now receiving their new goods
from Germany, now on sale at TICKETS ON SALE SEPT. 30, and
The Observer Book Store.
OCTOBER 1, 2.' 3, 4 and 5.
Cooper Bros, at their Grass V al
ley store, have
irprisingly nice
aMorfment of new fall goods just
received for their patrons.
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Get fall Particela« fren
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Ladies and Childrens Wear,
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You are respectfully invited to call and price them.