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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1913)
Deliver the Goods »1 P o s t . » 3 T To all P ost Offices - N ear and Far. .03 .04 05 06 .07 09 .10 .12 05 06 07 .08 .09 10 .11 .12 50-mile zone.......... 150-mile z o n e ........ 300-mile zone........... 600-mi le zone.......... 1000 mile zone ........ 1400-mile zone . . . . 1800-mile zone . . . . Over 1800 miles ? • - - 68^ 79 j 1.00 J 1.11 1 32 t 9 Always enclose remittance sufficient to cover cost lof merchandise and approximate postage, unless you ¡have a regular account with the firm. We carry the largest and best assorted stock of [drugs and sundries in the three counties. o r o P h a r m a c AND Annual Stock Taking Inventory Salo. 35 46. .57 ? Nearly every article in a drug store is mailable, I except poisons; also liquids are practically prohibited by too many restrictions, but can be sent at an extra ¡cost for packing, in very necessary instances. M SNAPS » covered with a man- inches of snow. It during the wind Entered » second clam m atter at the poet o ftc c at M o ro , O re g o n , J u ly 2 5 ,1 8 9 1 . storm of the first of the week and in place* the ground is entirely ex w JM in close proximity L . I r e l a n d . . . — Manager. several feet deep, of the storm the Send for advertbing n ¿nearly ten inch seems during the lull ‘ two storm period* W e would lik e to h a re you take it. and to approximately e know it would be profitable to you to become a subscriber. W e eend i t tw o while reports are year« for $2.50-, one year $1.50; 12 X ets a g snows are going month isn't m uch. T t y it. O rd e r by postal card, and pay for U w hen yon you can. d. Freezing each fo r the the only bad feature. W e w ill not be as of neglect of subscribers by commercial stand- N o r w ill the change* in their uddr « that dm sob* storm period has notification o f a P< scriber has “ R em oved settle the b ill of a been and riUI be h i g h l y beneficial delinquent. 'county as the wheat Church and Society notice* F R E E , e x to grain in nearly all cept when fa r m oney m aking purpoaea. Such notices at regular rates at the option otected with a cov- of dm publishers. to an average depth Farmer* who put This hint of real winter will tend this season are to make Oregonian* appreciate crop prospects. their normal weather condition*. The mow on the ground not only protects the crop from frost and The chronic grouch and pessi freezing, but will also provide mist it already looking ahead to possible additional moisture which the flood* that may follow the will aid materially in maturing it and if the snow does not disap snow. pear too rapidly will give this H e '* back again) The corned* section ample crop insurance. ian who says you can't drive a nail W ith average weather conditions with a sponge no matter how you during the next six week* another record breaking crop such as last »oak it year will be harvested in Sherman course every body had a county. Those conversant with farming excuse for stepping down conditions of this section rightly the water wagon this year, admit that a plentiful snow fall stuck in ' the snow. always mean a great deal towards a crop for the ensuing harvest and The Filipino* are great buyer* to much else as well. The snow- of American cloth. From the pic covering of the soil conserves, ture* we’ve seen of them,we won without developing, the existence der what they do with it. of all vegetation. It shields the ground. It is only as third a* A careful perusal of the proceed powerful as rainjas a conductor of ings of the peace conference in cold. A fall of snow before a London shows that the Turkish frost enable* vegetation to endure delegation wanted to balk and a considerable lowering of tem that the Balkan delegates wanted perature. to do the Turkey trot. Grain covered with snow can endure temperature far under the N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N rv v ' (P u bl in te r) Americans have been buying so zero mark. Rain bring* azote in many Persian rugs that the supply to the soil in the form of nitric Departm ent of lb * In te rio r, U . 8. Land ( J f t » a t The D j IN m , Oregon, December is almost exhausted. It is predict acid or ammonia. Snow enriches SOtb. ISIS. i* hereby given th a t Albur E. York ed that there will be a protracted the soil with azote much more of Nortee Ajex. Oregon, who, oa September U tb . season of suffering in Persian rug than rain does. A gallon of rain ISO*, made bou» elend entry No 0980, for » X "»X W , and a w X . twj< n * X Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delive.y of mail circle unless the Germantown fao contains much less of fertilizing motion SS. townah p 1 a»utb. rang* IS m at, and tbe Telephone. There ie another convenience which all W illam ette meririmB, baa filed o o tim of tories shall promptly double their matter than docs the same quan intention to make final farmer» should have — and many do have — a checking ac to eatahliab eleim to the land above capacity. tity of snow. J' bad b e fjre George W. Perm en. United count with a good bank.. The poeeeeeor of »uoh an account The snow fall of the last ten Staton Com m laiiouer, a t bia often a t Con don, Oregon, on tbe 4tb day o f Eebraary, avoid* the risk of having hi* money on hi* person or about These are the days when it is th^ days is worth millions to Our sec- tom hi* home where it i* in danger of fire and thieve*. - Claim ant n am w aa witnemea : H arry wicked who stand in slippery tipn of Oregon. Palm ar, Albert t f T ate, O m ar Simmons, Hi* bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but plate*. W hen you see a man Harm an York, all of Ajax. O r ^ u ----------------- Q - M o o gfc, 1 Register 6 t jS-Sl ISSj also a convenience in bi* home transaction* where very often come down on the sidewalk un Even our local lover* of winter the necessary change for concluding settlement i* net at hand animously you may have doubts sleigh Hdes heave a sigh of S U M M O N S —’ a tbe C ircu it Ounrt of I about the soundness of his under relief to realize, that we are four Oregon for Sberman ooon'y. avite of O r Don’t stop to think thia over, but start an aocount now with standing, but should no longer weeks away from the shortest day Sadie Belle b ir, P la in tiff, a have any as to the goodness of his of our year and that nearly half Frank E. ▼ M ioo m b r Defendant nature. of the winter has waned away. Tn Frank K Maeomoar, tbe above named One hardly notices ahy difference d efeadaat- Express companies reveal their as yet in the lengthening of the In tba name of tbe 8tata of Oregon Yon are hereby reqaired to appear and financial acumen and ability to day*. Aside from the all night' a newer tba eotnplaint filed ageinatyou in make the most of a situation not moon it seem* as if the sun rose iba above entitled anil, on or before the laet day of tba tim e prescribed In tba order of of their choosing by diverting and set respectively at about the pnhlieatioa, to^Vtt.oa or before tbe 14th day of February, ISIS, «Ad K yoa fa ll to so ap* 1 1 1 H k Id I l i l i I business through a new channel. same moment a* on December 21. pear and answer, p lb iatlff w ill apply to the ; X -I-H-H -H -F H I m i U H I I H ................ ooort for tbe relie’ U demanded la the oom In some of the eastern states they But one can “not help becoming plaint filed herein againet von, to-w it, for a ship their long distance packages aware that the sun rides higher d e e m diaaoiving tbe bonds of m atrim ony now existing between the p lain tiff and your as parcel post, that rate being the now in the heavens and that the eelf. on tbe grounds of eruel and inhuman treatm ent, and for *nob oth. r a n d m r t h e r cheaper of the two. atmosphere already is fuller of relief aa to the Ooort may seem equitable and joat. light than a month ago. Thio summon* is aerved upon yoo by pnb- lieation thereof for a period of six suooees- The first vessel to go through T h e w ell known workman will attend ive w m k* in Tbe Sberman County Obm rver, weekly newspaper of general eirenlation the Pgnama Canal will make the D on’t label .your butter with a a published to all calls direct or by phone for la Hberman oounty, Oregon, io passage September 25th next, the rubber stamp; it is strictly against puraaan » to an order o f the Hon Wm. Hen nebs Gonuty Judge for Sberman ooonty 400th anniversary of the discovery the law. . duly made oa tbe Slat day of December, 1*19, and the data of tba puMtoatton of the Pacific. In four centuries thereof la tbe 8d day of Jaaaarv. 1*1*. H A B B Y Y A N K W lO H . the world ha* seen some progress, N ow prepared with a complete kit of tools to 7>jSil4 163] Attorney for Plaintiff. but no yankee n smart enough to attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the country. For sale reasonable; only 20 U M M O N 8 —l a tba C trcait C eart ot fika tkaU guess what the next four will bring Have you seen our Steel Watering Troughs? o f Oregon, far Bbntaiaa c e e a ty . head; late spring hatch; just right forth. If not take a look and order one. * , age for next spring mating; good Mande Van Tn yle, p la in tiff, condition. F or farther particular* va. : Shop on M ain St. Moro, Oregon, More thao 23 million 2-cent write or phone John VafiToyle, defendant postage stamp* advertising the I H I M I 1 1 H -H- H - H - H - H »11 I t I H U - H I * * , | » l H I I M I M HI HOWARD B. Belshee, T q John V a n T a y la , tba above named Z ^ M o n k la n d . Ore . drfondanl Panama Pacific Exposition have ttt27-162K W lu tbe namo of the State o f Oregon: = = been destroyed by the govern Yun a f * hereby r. qmr» d to appear and answer the com plaint filed against von in ment because of a mistake in tbe n A m * vw entitled writ on or before the last Per day uf the tim e preeorilwd in tbe order of printing the title of an illustration pablioatioa, to-w it: on or before tbe 31at M y Turkeys won two blue day uf P ih ru a ry , 1*1*. and if ywd fa il toeo showing a section of the Panama and two red ribbons at M oro ; al api^-Ar and answer, tba p lain tiff w ill apply canal that was printed on the to »be eunrt for the rtlie f demanded io tba so two blue and two red ribbons ooniplaiu« filed herein n eaiii-t to d , tow lt: stamp. The invention of a new at Condon, and the $10 special for a daerae dissolving 'ba bond« o f m a trl- MONTH LY MAGAZINE machine making it possible to turn prize for the best trio of Turkeys ia o n r-it« w ext»ting between tbe p la in tiff and yoar-elf, on tbe vroenda o f w illfu l tooeA Arnwe Cwmpfotfe /a Jftrey out a mile of stamp* every five at the tri-county fa ir; I also have de-ertiou unit for mua I i o bee and further relief M to tbe ooort may seen* equitable »—l ia t * b uf minutes, or 12,000 in one minute, sofne fine SC W Leghorn cocker wad jnat. el* at $2.00 and op, and young - Tb!» euium»B' ie » rv e d upon yon l»y pub at a cost bf only 5 >4 cents a thou lte*uio«i thereof for tbe period of e>> acooe-a- Tom * at $5.00 each. M a t . U P P IN C O T T S tve weeks in The Sberman Ooaoty U b » rv e r, sand will reduce the loss to the fiuU «< J. P. M c M iL U N . B ox 276, a weekly newspaper of general eireulation, post office department to $2000, tf.H5.159] , Wasco. O r published in Hnerqpnn eotnrv, Oregon in b U ft fo A * » . Fnef. nureuanee to an order of the Hon Fr«d F- u-ow, O-'USty Judge for Hberman O o , •w r u n scBscurnoN w il l bung t * no dale made on i ba «Ut day o f J an »ary, Gatun Lake, on the Panama 12 6KKAT OOMPIXTH NOVEUB-em in each ian*. IVI8^ and and the date of tbe ftrat publication thereof la tbe 1* h day o f January, V.HS. canal, is fast filling by the backing SOI ratoPLY A m a n by «emyeteat writan. « « O B O E N. F A K B IN Should tryTmr famous chick T. jiom i&r; 75 SHOMT ST0KIE8- clever, clenn-cut, and vttaL A tt» r« e V fo r P la in tiff up of water in the Chagres and 6 0 PUA8BM POEMS that need no interpreter., will soon attain its intended area en plate dinner*; all kind* oLnice sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. 2 0 0 PA6BS or NEW AMERICAN HUMOB in «Walaafo aafi of 164 «query mile*. The lake bed W o l f a r d L u n c h C o u n t e r Win*,” the most widely quoted humor metfon in Amsxfoa. was not cleared of vegetation ex 2000 y*Hyo<exhflaratin< reeding. cept along the ship channel for Memtoememw Buy StnJ all ordm to tfib paper er to 5 that would have cost $2,000,000 Pobllc Auctioneer. h magazine and trees now project above the W e are in the market to buy f tow* surface. The lake is already navi- cattle of all kin d*; are paying all gated by launches, carry! ng'pleas the market will stand for either For information aa tp terms ure parties, and by canoe* in •tall or beef cattle; if you have and open dates address the cattle to tell give u* a chance to Sherman County Observer at which native* carry their produce pay you a good price. to m arket > The lake will become T . l a J. J. M il l e r , 3mJ2S.157] Bigg*. O r o e e o f the righto of the canal F R ID A Y ............ January 24, 1913 y New Fall Dress Goods Reduced Mens’ Furnishings Reduced Underwear and Notions Reduced Boots and Shoes on Reduced Sale C Practically Every Thing Reduced BARGAINS OFFERED DAILY SOME DANDY SNAPS Geo. N. Crosfield > W A SC O ,? OREGON. T h e S to re th a t Sells E v e ry T h in g . ’v r -VTT The (rain (rowers [onvenienees VflTT can’t keep, I UU in the ground GEORGE MILLER ... V i ors>m 1M F ront S tr e e t PO R TLK N D , OREGON. W e H a v e a Large A s so rtm en t X o f T y p e R e a d y to Serve Y o u Giant WE PRINT What You Want, The Way You Want It And When You Want It TH E S TA R I. Gced B. Turkeys fur Sale. G^t UPPINCOTTS Tnvdars at Biggs B A R N LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE Ö - l a s s T T e tll© ^ . ear H o te l V fo tfo Vast t* for C om m ercial T raveler* a* G iv e n Prom pt George Ellard, A U T O M O B IL E FO R Tortej Kens I i We Are Here to Do Your Printing 1.1. i PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC U Full Blood drat I > 1 1 H + I H J. J. Butzer, (ilJAKAMKKI) flU IB U G U I CATALOGUE I II t H to'»******»«**/» The yeeee Usreheese (Hilling (e. Bank, of Korn. Proprietor H IR E Cakfli C. 6 . H üls Hi** . umvemrs MORO, CREeON- READ THE OBSERVER •. * hr Z f