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H M Í ll
!!! TURKEY ! ! !
Io thousands and thousands of k it
chens, from Maine to Mexico there w ill
rise in a few days the apprizing aroma of
roast turkey and they w ill need to go with
them some o f our T H A N K S G IV IN G
G R O C ER Y SPECIALS. Raisins, Cur
rent, Powdered Sugar, Pure Cider Vine
gar, Mince Meat, Jams. JelKos, Can
Punpkin, and Fresh Vegetables.
It. J. Itaeas & Go.
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Local Church AnaounceBents
Really Transfers.
W hile splitting wood Thursday
for Sunday, November 23
morning one piece hit Wayman
Dating fro n rN o v , 8, to N ot . 15, 1*13
Larkin on the left cheek, glancing
Presbyterian church:
blow over the eye and breaking
Albert H u ll to Chas E. H ull,
Services morning and evening.
the covering of the eye pupil.
se# section 13 twp 2 n r 16 and Sabbath School at 10 A . M . Chris
Moving Pictwes. Every Tuesday e # o f aw # and n w # of sw # tian Endeavor at 6:30 P. M . Ser
'
and Wednesday evening of each
week at M o ro in R udolf opera
house. Doors open 7:30. Pour
reels, complete change each night.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
section 18 twp 2 n r 17 e w m $10. mon at I I A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
E. E. Porter by sheriff to G.O. “ Come thou with us and we w ill
Ireland; a # 4 f s'-i section 8; sw# do thee good ” ,
A profitable service is promised
of aw# section 9, n w # of n e # ,
se# of n w # and n w # of n w # at the evening hour, 7:30 p. m.
Possibly you are now beginning section 17 twp 5 s r 18 e w m Strangers are cordially invited.
--------- A, J, Adams, pastor.
I f so we want to put in a word at
this time that the M o ro Hardware
and Implement company w ill
have a mighty fine line of suitable
seasonable goods on display about
the first of December; some are
now here and more coming.
Christiana Hansen to Martin
Hansen; n e # section 24 twp 2
s r 17 e w m $1.00
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We have Heating Stoves in both Coal and Wood,
sheet iron body with cast lining
Stove Boards, Pipe and Wire, everything to properly
help you get ready for winter
Kitchen Ranges with or without reservoir __ L
Ppecial prices on Raw Hide and Leather Halters
Special Announcement to the Ladies
W ill have a large shipment of
L . D. Holder to R. J. G inn; coats direct from Chicago within
lots 5 and 6 block 3, lots 1, 2, 7, the next few days consisting > of
8, 9,10 and 11 block 2 Henarie- Black Chinchilla, Seal Plush,
ville addition to Grass Valley; Silk Plush and Bulger Cloth. We
Notices have been posted call se# of n w # and sw # of se#
w ill have ^bout 40 coats in this
ing for a meeting of the tax pay section 13 and ne# of n w # and
::
shipment by express at very at
. »■» 1 1 » . M W 1*1 • H H W H W 4
ers of M oro school district to n w # of se# aet ion 24 twp 4 s r
tractive prices. Also one of the
meet at the school building at 15 e w m $600.
largest shipments of fine Furs
Plain sewing neatly and satisfact one o’clock on November 22nd
Northern Pat tic Railway Co. ever brought in to Sherman county
o rily done by Mrs. Roy Benson. to consider the levying of a
to Henrich Patj ns, n w # o fs w # , Our line of Fall Shoes for women
special tax for the purpose of pay
E.
A
.
Cushman
and
wife
were
se# of sw # sc lion 15, n e # of and children are ot the latest.
M ltkO, BHBKMAM CO ., OB BOOM'
ing interest on bonds and piovide
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery ot m ail
visiting
with
relatives
in
Portland
n e # section 19, n e # of n w # sec
G *o. N. Crosfield, Wasco.
=
for the current expense o f main
-and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
tion 21 n e # of sw # section 22
F R ID A Y • • November 21, 1913 this week.
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ao-
taining the school.
twp 3 s r 15, n j f of n w # , n # of
The parent-teachers association
oount with a good bank.
The possessor of such an acoount
W ork w ill begin next week at sw # section 17 twp 2 s r 16 e w m
Eureka Lode* No 121. w ill meet this Friday afternoon in
avoids
the
risk
of
having
his
money on h it person or about
the Sherman county fair grounds nw# of sw # section 26 twp 3 s r
_ A . r. A A. M. Moro. Of.
Yellow pine timber, 160 acres,
the school house.
_r.
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
tMeeto the fii»t and third
on leveling and cutting down the 15, sw # of sw # section 20 n w # deeded land and good title, near
Jar evening* of each
Abstracts prom ptly made by the inside o f the race track oval so
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
of n e # section 30 twp 2 s r 16 est town nine miles, located .in
month
Viriting member*
Sherman
County
Abstract
Com
also
a
convenience
in his home transactions where very often
Grant
County,
Oregon,
school
that
all
of
a
race
can
be
seen
from
cordially invited to meet
e w m $2970.00
within
short
distance.
W
ould
con
the
necessary
change
for concluding settlement is not at hand
pany, M oro, Oregon.
with u*. By order ot W . M .
the grand stand. The surplus dirt
J. M . P ammt , Secretary.
J. A. Harbkc to Julia Hansen; sider a farm trade.
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
W ilber J. M artin and wife are w ill be used to bring the track to block 15 city of M oro $2000.
Mrs. M. E. Snider.
B o th le h a m C h a r te r visiting in the county at the home grade and bank the turns so that
M oro, Oregon.
Laura G. Davis to V ictor A n 87*3t n21
no . 78 O. b . S.
speed w ill be more safe for those
Regular communication of his brother L. H . M artin.
derson; tract of land near Wasco
using the track.
each 2d and 4th Thursday
J.
H
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E
llio
tt
has
returned
from
$10.00
evenings monthly.
E. W . Knapp was in the city
M edford where he attended the
F. E. F o » twe «,
Clara Belchee to L . Barnum;
A four roomed house with one
Wednesday
from his farm east of
funeral of his brother W . A. who
# of lot 9 in block 12 city of and three fourth acres of land on
Wasco
at
what
he
humorously
M o ro Lodge, N o . 113, died in that city October 28th.
main street in M ore, Ore., for
M oro $10.00
jU X U U L U
i. o. o. r. Moro, or.
called “ hog point’ ’ because so
cash or on terms, or w ill trade for
The
Occidental
Life
and
Acci
James
M.
Shannon
to
John
¿Meeting every Saturday
many in that neighborhood had
stock, inquire of
(evening at 7:30 o’ clock. dent Company is an old line legal
become interested in hog raising. Fulton; sw # of section 32 twp 2 187 tf
'Visiting member* are cor-
S. D. Montgomery.
' dially invited.
Member* reserve company; G. Chester A n M r. Knapp said, while visiting the n r 16 e $10.00
R. J. GINN
J. E. COLEMAN
expected to be preteat.
drews, district manager for Sher
C. L. Montgomery to L. E.
Observer office, that be was in
J . A. H ardin , Noble Grand,
A. R. KewtNGBR, Secy. man county, Wasco, Oregon.
troducing a new breed of swine in Fields; lots 5 and 6 in block 2
The annual foot ball game at the county called the Hampshire, city of M oro $1.00
We have one new John Deere
Personal T a lk W ith You r-
26 inch disc plow which we w ill
Albany recently, between the O. better known among swine raisers
Thc p rice of The Observer it $1-50 per
sell reasonable and we also have a
Circuit Court Proceedings.
year, 75 cent* for aix month*, 50 cent* for A. C. and the U. o f O ., was of as thin rind.
new John Deere disc plow with
tour month*—but if naid in •dvance we special interest to the family of L.
Otto H . Bucholtz of Grass
out blades that w ill be a bargain
accept $2.50 in full <or 2 pear*.
Shorter
D E A L E R * IJV
The regular November term of to any one and w ill be sold cheap.
term* than one year 12 S cent* per month. 1). May, who has had a son at Valley, was the lucky holder of
circuit
court
convened
last
M
on
M o ro Hardware & Imp. Go.
number 72 that drew the fancy
&
Glass, Paints, and Oils.
Bone and Alfalfa Meal.
A Blue Mark h»re w ill answer an ia- tending the U. of O .
“ M oro, Oregon.
day, with Judge D. R. Parker pre 3t-18ö
q > -ry. when entered upon our calendar,
qqilt"raffled
this
week
at
the
court
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A O E N T *
F O K
Your chickens w ill soon pay
¿ring the data ot the paper a* the dale at
house by Deputy Sneriff Ross siding.
which your current »ubacription expire*.
for them selves in increased egg
• •
Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Drills.
The follow ing were drawn as a
O rndorff. The quilt was sent
o
production if you w ill use a quart
grand jury, to hold until the reg
him
by
a
convict
io
the
Montana
Portland income property to
T ry the famous Sunday dirfner can of carbolineum aroyqd the
penitentiary for that purpose as a ular May term of court, P.H.Zo- trade for large grain farm, no
chicken house and perches; you
For all kinds of machinery carried in stock
a
at the H otel M oro.
means to raise funds to be used bel, foreman, I.A .C offey, T .W . agents.-Address K. 312 Benson St.
can get it at the Observer Store.
or procured on short notice.
Best mucilage and brushes at the
when he was released from prison. Alley, V.B. Eakin, O. C. Hogue, 186________ The Dalles, Oregon. O
R.W
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Belahec,
J.L.
Brackett.
When the drawing took plate the
Observer Book Store.
S
fSHaHMHOHflMflK
In the case of the state vs Con
Every body is thankful, ab least, sheriffs office was crowded with
Always in stock, beautiful Birth
for some one thing. To carry jurorers and witnesses attending ley Harbin; indicted last May for
Day Postal Cards, at the Observer
We have the line of buggies
out the idea further and spread court; Mrs. F. E. Fagan being assault with dangerous weapon
Book Store.
handled by the Heydt Implement
G eo. F . M . N e w h o u s e , O p h . D .
a holiday air over our thoughts selected to draw the winning num and at that time entered plea of
Co. which we are selling below
Carbolinium, fresh stock, direct post cards were invented as a ber from a box held over her not guilty; at this time plea chang
actual cost. If you want a good
D a li« » , O r e jjo n
from Germany, now on sale at | means of expressing our senti- head.
ed to guilty to assault and battery; buggy we recommend an early call.
Successors to Clarke-Newhouse Jew elry Com pa* y
The Observer Book Store.
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Foss & Bentrn,
1 ments at tnis season each year.
More than 150 tons of Austral fined $50.
3t-n
14-28
M
oro,
Oregon.
I w e ll f o r c a a h o n l y
Wasco Warehouse M illing com
O ur pioneer friend, J. R. M ar The Observer Book Store has a ian and New Zealand butter has
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tín, is again quite sick at the well selected stock of.Thanks- been placed upon the markets of pany vs A .T . Striker; settled and
Fine Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches,
$ giving postal cards from which Seattle and Portland this month; dismissed.
fam ily home sojth o f Moro.
Clocks and Optical Goods.
you
J.H . W ilson vs E .H . Stone and
yoi are sure to make a choice. with larger shipments received at
Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets
Frank M . Marshall was in
Satisfaction Ou ran teed or Money Refunded
San Francisco. These shipments W .H . M oore; settled and dis and a few cockerels for sale reas *
Monday from his farm in Hay
missed.
onable;
tne
J.
M.
Garrison
stock.
An
old
fashioned
Thanksgiving
of butter are expected to continue
canon; he reports all his fall seed
N .H .Alexand er vs Fred Hen- Write me either at Demoss or
ing done and a good part showing service w ill be held in the Monk- through the winter months; caused
M oro. • W . E. Newton.
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land church o,i Thursday Nov. 27. in part by the reduction of duty nagin; demujrer submitted w ith
up nite and green.
Dinner w ill be served in the under the new tariff b ill and also out argument.
NEW GOODS JU ST ARRIVED
Secure a policy in the Occident
In the case ot the state vs W illis
church after the 12 o’clock service. by reason of the seasons being re
al Life and Accident Co. The
Come, everybody, and bring your versed and those months being Lawrence; indicted for horse steal
Should try our famous ch»ck-
company is represented in Sher
ing; tried before the following en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
the
ones
that
dairying
is
most
basket.
man county by G. Chester A n
A new lot of Mens Dress and Work Shoes.
jury: J.C.Hockman, G.C.Friedley sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
L. B. Robinson and wife and profitable in the southern hemis
drews, headquarters at Wasco.
An extra line of Mens Sox and U nder
W qlfard L unch C ounter
Chris Anderson, Geo. Hennagin,
Mr. Robinson’s father and moth phere. Dealers admit that it w ill Chas Bullard, Asa Eslinger, C. F.
wear in .S p rin g and Sum m er Weights.
Om ar Sayrs lost near the Board-
be hard competition of the home
er
who
are
visiting
in
the
county
Guyton, O tto Bucholtz, I.E.Fields J. R. Morgan
man school house one Weed
from Sedgwitch county, Kansas, article as it can be more cheaply
LB .H ailey, H .H . Duckworth, M.
Auto Chain at about last fair time.
Z D e r x tls t
were Sunday visitors in M oro last produced and pay the freight and
L.
Evans. This case was the long
The finder is requested to leave it
week; attending services at the then leave a good margin for han
Case Goods and Q uantity Lots at Special Prices.
est trial of such an indictment for M O R O ,
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OREGON
at the Observer office and receive
dling foreign butter.
Presbyterian church.
the last several years. Verdict of
a cash reward.
1st to 15th of each month.
guilty. Crime carries a sentence
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
of from one to ten years.
A t
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON.
torney C.J.Bright, for the defense,
W ASCO,
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OREGON
indicated a new trial might be
asked, but it is not probable, that
^eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeooeoeeeeeee
16th to 30th of each month.
he will, ask it. . District Attorney Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co
Huddleston was assisted in the
case by Judge R. R. Butler o f
The Dalles. •
In the case of the state vs A. P.
F A R M E R S’ W E E K
Estabrook; indicted for assault
upon R. D. Jackson with intent to
December 8 to 13, 1913
1; tried before the follow ing
H. U. MARTIN, nanaxer.
jury: W .E . Dutton,W.K.Haggerty,
This will be a notable event in
H. H . Duckworth, R C. Bennet, educational history of Oregon.
Farmer*’ Co-opefation will be the lead
W . H. Andrews, C. F. Guyton,
ing topic of a atlmulating *erie*of lecture*.
Fred Blau, Otto Bucholtz, Asa The week will be crowded with dwcua-
Eslinger, G. C. Friedley. E. A. •ion*, and demonstration* in everything
Hoskinson, R. B. Hailey. Two that make* for the welfare of the farmer
jurors were excused for cause, one and home-maker.
by the state and four by the de W IN T E R ' S H O R T C O U R S E
fense. E. B. Dufur o f Portland is
January 6 to 3 0 , 1914
chief counsel for the defense, as
The college ha* «pared no effort to make ]
sisted by W . C. Bryant of M oro;
thi* the most complete short cour*« in it ’*
District Attorney Huddleston, has history. A very wide range of course* |
charge o f the prosecution, assisted will be offered in General Agricultural,
by Judge R. R. Butler o f The Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy
Dalles. 4 h er Attorney Huddle ing, Poultry Keeping, Mechanic Art*,
Science and Art, Commerce,
ston had made the opening argu Domestic
Forestry, and Mu*ic. Numerou* lecture« 1
Special prices on Wood in car load lots where
ment for the state the attorneys for and di«cu»*ion* on F A R M E R S C O
the defense waived further argu O P E R A T IO N , at home and abroad, w ill
one or more are buying.
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ment and the case went to the jury be a leading feature. Make thi* a pleasant
and profitable winter outing. N o tution.
at four o’clock Thursday.
There are three civil suits to be Accommodition* reasonable. Reduced rate*
on all railroad*. For. hither information |
tried out at this’ term, following address. H . M . T E N N A N T , Register,
disposal o f the criminal cases, and
CorTallie, Oregon.
Farmer*’ Buainee* OouraM by Corra-
court does not expect to adjourn
t b
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The
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Oregon
The Brain (ro n irs Conveniences
O b s e rv e r
Timber Claim For Sale
The |||asco Warehouse Milling (o.
|ank, of |!|oro.
Ho use For Sale
2
Bargain in Disc Plows
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G IN N & C O L E M A N
Portland Property to Trade
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Special Priced Buggy Sale
Full Blood Wyandottes
Travelers at Biggs
Our Stock is Complete and Seasonable
Our Stock of Groceries is Always complete.
COOPER BROS
MORO BRANCH
Oregon Agricultural College
i ™ 4 L I LUMBER CO.
WOOD - GOAL - POSTS
Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
«rithnut tuittaa.
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Otearverfit Pay»- If 1MIWUI It