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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1913)
fa WITH TU •im ply E n r a pad the Man U*nB«d U fine Him. , ? , j IP Io London, kept by a fioroaghly understood and nba wares la which he Nllaplayed. in Ito wtefiow inch stained and damaged • e o f a set from Turner's arner chanced to pass and id promptly bounced Into igtofan to abase the dealer, founded shame to treat an Bre th at!” he blustered. M be thinking about to go y good thing? For tt to a Bind y o u r - i t ! “ responded th e dealer dp you mean by saying 1? And who the mlechlef hould like to know ? Ton » i f yon could understand When yon see one. I de nis my heart, I bought tt j* a d 1 would rather keep M y than sell It to you! Sfcjhonld put yourself out i t t h ln k r MORO, OREGON. We-DeBver the FRIDAY — w 1— Entered as second class matter at the poet office at M o ro , O refo o , July M , 1891. T o all P o st O ffices - ---- -------------- ------ N ear and Far C. L . I r e l a n d -- ------- -— Esich lM lb . ad d lb . i l lb . 50-rai le z o n e .. . . 150-mile zone . . . . . 300-mile z o n e ----- . . 600-mile z o n e ----- . . . 1000 m ile zone 1400-raile z o n e ----- .. 1800-milc z o n e ----- . . O v e r 1800 miles . . ■ sot? . , _ W e would like to have you take It. and we know it would he profitable to you to become a subscriber. W e send it two years for $2.50; one year $1.60; 12 cts a month isn’t much. T r y tt. O rder by postal card, and pay for it when you can. 35 »03 \4 6 .04 .57 « 05 .6 8 * 06 .79 .07 09 1 00 .10 1 11 .12 1.32 05 .06 • 07 .08 .09 10 .11 .12 W e w ill not be responsible for the neglect of subscribers to notify as of changes in their address. Nor wHI the notification of a Postmaster that the sub scriber has “ Removed’ ’ settle d p b ill of a delinquent. ' „ > ■ ¡It!” said Turner. l l , D id you spoil tt? Church end Society notices F R E E , ex cept wbcnr for money making purposes. Such notices at regular rates at the option of the publishers. Nearly every article in a drug store is mailable, 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. -H M anager. If r? Happiness is largely a matter of health, and health is largely a mab ter of hygiene. • Always enclose remittance sufficient to cover cost of merchandise and approximate postage, unless you have a regular account with the firm. T h e first robin red breasts were seen in M o ro Saturday on the lawn at the Observer fam ily resi dence. „ ' We carry the largest and best assorted stock of drugs and sundries in the three counties. A m in io n ary writing from the in terio r o f Persia say» it »d ifficu lt to- induce the little one« to undree« before retiring. A M oro P harmacy W o o d rp w W ilto n hat disco v- ered a way to cut out zoological demoralizations at a ball. He proposes to om it the ball. Circuit Judge D . R . Parker has again been elected president of the C ondon business mens asso ciation; it was under Judge Par ker's guidance that the T ri-C o u n ty F a ir was such a hugh success last season. A fter paying all de mands there was a balance o f $200 in the fair fund at its dose. REACHED V IA TO PORTLAND TMtNCfi1 1 Dress Goods Reduced M ens’ Furnishings Reduced U nderw ear and Notions Reduced Boots and Shoes on ' Reduced Sal ■ ag ¿ A S K . r <.«< J X4P. * • a-* Reduced WHALEBONE. Wigs Aro k u . It, and ft fitiffuro H flh Grade Silk*. T h e o o t b i iS popularlj held that whalebone >« fiertred from whales* riha, although m any persona believe that It com« • from the ta il o f the big m am m al I dth nodosa are loeerroet The fuaettoa o f whalebone in the Ufa of the " baie la of the utmost im porta nee.»? Thai toner edges o f the whalebone . latee are frayed Into In numerable lalrltfce processes, and thè w^ole foram a aort of aleve whereby the whale may gift out Ita food from the sea w t 4 r '. It moat be remembered that the food of thia glgantW crea ture contista chiefly of minute organ isms. cruel ace a, moUoaca.etc., floating near the surface. . When the whale, opens ita month and moves aio if a groat multitude of these minute ferma of life And their way In. Then the whatfi closes its mouth, and the. water la strained out through the whalebone sieve, and the food to -r o talned. The cmamoiT uses o f whalebone are kn ow n -h everybody. I t Is, however, pot to I t » enes not generally known even in Efltgisad, where the fine inter nal frtng-e mentioned are employed to NOTION FOB PUBLICATION nal malto < of barrister«* wigs. By rea (FuMitoer) son of /.their Ughtnsee they retala the Depart man» o f the Iaterior, C. S L an d ceti bàttei than does ordinary hair. Office a t The Oallaa. Ore# u. Deeeasbor Fine whaifcboue threads aro also aome- •Oth, 1912. Noitea ta harabv «Ivan th a t Asher It. fo r k tlmee employed to stiffen the tissue In of AJag. Oregon, who, oa hepWwbor H t fi. Mgh' grads silk*,—Harper's Weekly. W ASCO . T h e S to re , t h a t Sells E v e ry T h in g ISOS, made hom. Biand entry Ma OWO, for a avS i. and aw W aoj<. MHiuon 82. low nab p I eoath, range IS aeet. W illam ette m eridian, has filed noiiee o f intentieo la make final throe year proof, to eatahiiab claim So the land abov«- tUaart- bed bef jtm George W , Parm an. Untied Siatee Oom tnieeio oar, at bis n i s i a tC o a - fioa, Oregon, an the Sth day o f Pabrnary, 1913 ~ C la im a n t namaa M wltneawhi H arry Palm ar, Albert 8 T ata, Oeaar Simmons, Ion General Lee. while ervatkm, stepped to a eed position to eecaro and tbna stood for a ooal risk when General moment is to the party, «afatfy Gracie, i General 'Lea without obacurtaff Ms view and remained tbna covering tfcafiody of his superior nntH the fleldgiaaa w as lowered end the S U M M O N S —Io the C ircu it Court of ib« State o f Oregon fo r Sherman oponf j . danger averse simple, quiet «tot Nah abowtng cool bTOvery and a eelf eacri- gaids h a lls Maooetbar, P U in u tf, can't keep ;i in the ground ¡ A fter looking into the matter Cgrefully the judge advocate gen- eral of the arm y has decided that goats may be purchased to eat the tall glass on m ilitary posts as a pre ventive of the breeding of mos ~ V«. quitoes; and of chiggers also in flclugeidHt - P rank K Mnoom tor some states. This teems an excel lent way o f getting the grass cut where there was a disposition to avoid the fatigue of using a lawn O ne hoigflione mare, both com mower. • ing two yeorrold; one good brood w o r k mare» for p a r t i c u l a r ! see me at my farm two miles south of A Seattle woman aged 47 years M o ro . J H a d e n B r is b in b literally slept her life away at 3t*-j31 ** M o ro , Oregon. that place last week. W ith the exception o f answering “ yea” or "•no” to questions which she did dipt understand she showed no sale; single comb consciousness for 100 hours before i cockerels at 12. her death. Though not paralyzed, Petaluma incubab fi. H . T . P e u g m fo r the greater part of the time . Wasco, Oregon. she lay as in death, tom e of the time almost pulseless. fijSfH lSS) < T h e Oregon T ru n k R y. has for some tim e made a specialty of a live stock train; leaving central Oregon points each Wednesday morning and is run on a special schedule that delivers shipments into the stock yards at Portland at 10:30 the same evening. This allows ample tim e for feeding, We Are Here to Do Your Printing W e H a v e a Large A sso rtm en t o f T y p e R ead y to Serve Y o u W hat You W ant, r ;- The W ay You Want It A nd When You Want It STAR BARN Transient Team « G ire n Prom pt Attention George Ellard, P r o p r ie to r A U TO M O BILE FOR H IRE ‘ F o r sal j head; late.fij j age fqr next condition . J j < ' write o r p h o ( , i I watering and resting before the hour o f the special week sales i Thursday m orning. . i WE PR IN T 2 i t * ' ' 4 *■' “ ■ ' •• i Senator R oot, of N ew Y o rk , i suggests that the several bills pend- > ing in congress for lengthening i the presidential term, prohibiting the reelection of a president, and ( changing the dates <4 the presi- < dent’s inauguration and o f the j meeting of congress be combined in one measure. He suggestion is logical. T h e proposed laws* cover a single reform . T h e y re* quire am endm ent of the federal constitution. Presidents and con- greasmen are elected in N o vem - election. H ; J . lUC a f. . . lia i >vtt 'J * iVe f ib M ils paid by eheiÿ a s aw S t only « valid receipt, b u t also a convenience in hie ktoroe transactions where very often the nécrosary change for concluding settlement is not a t hand Dou’t stop to think this over, but start an acoount now with a w x k a a a x x a a x a KH 1 1 1 I > 1 1 I H 1 1 1 1 1 1 M l £ U £ U aaa J I 1 H H 1 H j H I I I I I 1 1 11 1 n H I T h e w e ll k n o w n w ork m an wiTI a tten d f f i o f i l l calls direct or by phone for ■ PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, El Al j«N<yw prepared with < complete kit o f tools to attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the country. H < t e you teen our Steef W atering Troughs? i * tf nottake a look find order ojne. S to p on M a in S t. !.. >h- nnnir of the HtMe of Or. trei»-* ï«m a r- heieby re q n ir-d u» » p p a a M s d « K w e r U e oomplahil ril-U n^nuisi ta u ia^ toe iitKiva a ru tll-d in tro n or b. the last uf to a lim « ptaaeriiied in the urdew to pabhoatton. w «ft t o U ia tbe wiafti day * f P Hraajy. W I8. < i « .f f a llt o W Npprnf and Mnawer, »be p U h itifl * ill apply to it o »»ari for toe n lie f d e ta in d d in »«a, uonqdaia» tin ■ ! fe r r i» e» »oa, la v i»: * drorae dtaBolvittg tue baud-« *>f m a iri* «août now ex Ialina b«tw« «o- I lo r p la in tiff a rd yt»ar e lf, op »ba l round« o l w illfu l da.»rtiau nurt lor BOd» a her and fc rih e r W"* r**,*r< * • w lb* Are opt alone confined to Rural Free Peiive.y of mail and the Telephone. There is another convenience whioh all farmers should have — and many do have — a checkingae- count with a good bank. The poeaeeeor of such an account £ avoids the risk of having his money on hie perron or about his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves. . • «sonable; only 20 C O M M O N S — 1 b theÇ trcw it I h itch ; just right - ’ Of Oregon, f o r S h r r n ing mating; good Maud» V ioT ayle, plalBttfl, further particulars lob» V a n T t jlk i difenda at I- Crouiire [onvwiiieu Dafaodant. fflozvmi uiMiowi j* -»aiproj fnRsronqxa yo XpsaX salad 0 0 0 2 Joumq p^onb g|SRA «g a n p A « m HOfUHi N s o m m r mxm io i ’MtoefiwsRSepwaivtnflONaOA BNfl /»»H — V «f Úau- /«Rtotols ng Fb, « «miman« i» eervod apro von by pub* U«*Hi<ln toere«»f for »he period of a ir aeoao-B- , ■ tve «««-ka lb The «SkariaaaOaluity Ubeervef, ► w - . k l j AtueaiMper o f general elre a la M ro , O r »iM iibod to Mh-rman conn v, Oregon, la _ „ (w n n c iir . In aa order of »ha Hon Fred - K n ow, tlonut? js d u a far b b e ia s w O tt, ini» made on the s.h day of JaaSafy, . ISIS, and toe date «»f «ba first p«ib!ieatton J 7 i|l0 f« to2l T-.-Aitot«.ev tor P la in tiff ’ 1 ■PM aa^adtotoa « «pav y» b | R«am «9 M Bfir/|r90 3N1ZV0YW ÀTHXNON . ’ bet and they should go into office and pow er jv lth in 3 0 . days of , their OREGON. I m arkfifto buv are paying all and for either < f i you have is a chance to Auctlon«tr. ... For information «• to terms And open dates address the dbermatT€onuty Observer at MORO, CREOON. 'V For County a«w« A L L th e tim e .