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Entered *» second ela«» matter at; the M usic............................
Choir
post office at M oro, Oregon, July 25, Io91.
Rev.
Robertson
Invocation ................
Order o f The Dav .
C. L . reland ..............Manager. M u s k ........................................................Gboir
Jncoln’s Gettysburg Speech, L . Barnum
Am erica” ............................................Choir
M em orial Address
John M . Parry
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Lincoln’s Secm k Inaugural Address
If yon do not read The Observer,
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I not?
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. ............ Rev. Adams
we know it would be profitable to you to
become a subscriber.
W e send it I
year» for $2.50; one year $1.50; „12% eta a
month isn’t much. T rv «I. Order by
The ShenMB County Field Meet.
I postal*card, and pay lor it when you can.
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international Harvester
Farm Wagons
OR m any years the W eber wagon
has been accepted as the standard
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o f wagon value
everywhere.
No model of
the W eber wagon was ever so good aa the
1914 model now on the m arket.
T h e Columbus wagon this year is the equal o f the
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ago
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. , the V /eb er an d Columbus
fnaturee
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features are co n cern ed ,
m good featqae common to
botk fa th e International fifth wheel, making thc^e
W e w ill not be responsible for the
I neglect of subscriber» to notify « of
changes in their address. Nor w ill the
notification of a Postmaster that the> sub-
1,criber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a
i delinquent.
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex-
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Such notices at regular rates at the option
of the publishers.
At any time when requested to do so.
| the paper will be o.scontinued. But we
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,uch request is made. It U easy to ask us
I lor a statement, ahich will be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
The price of The Observer is $1.50 per
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four months—hut If n .id in advance we
accept $2.50 in full «or 2 year».
Shorter
[ terms than on*, year 12X cento per month.
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The Only Fifth Wheel Farm Wagons on the Maiket
T h e Intern ation al fifth wheel prevents the palling
L om .
T h i» one i o t a » i . worth » t r ip * ° lo’ ” ; ,
Go to the I H C local dealer who handles W eber
or Colom bo» wagon» and ask him to show you the
fifth w b « l« >
handles them .
you m ay see them.
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International Harvester Company of America
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Portland
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A re wanted by us; to make
M e m o ria l D ay w ill be honored
M ORO, OREGON.
in M o ro this year w ith a special them fo r you as good as new; tiy
us, we treat you right.
jro g ra in prepared to r the occasion T
rip p Cleaning and Dye jV o rk s
F R ID A Y ........... May 29. 1914 at the Moro M R. church at elev
*he Dalles, O regon
en o ’clock Sunday m orning.
H you w«ot to <ell o r trade yo ur farm lir t it with ua.
y
we have many call« to r
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M«. H ».r. WemorUl D.y.
Thi (rain Gromsrs [onveiiuni
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Pasture For Rent
Lots of bunch i grass
gr< and plenty
of running water;
per m onth;
n $ >1.25
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write o r phone, J. M . M A R U N ,
a3m80
Grass V a lle y , O regon.
fin M t »lone confined to R um i Free D ellre.y of r n . il
. „ d the Telephone.
There 1» ...other eonvenrenc. winch «H
farmer. .hould h.ve - *nd m .n y do h . w -
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« « n t with > go»<l bank.
The po.ee»eoiA l »ocb an
»void» the rf»k of having h i. money on h i. perron or a rou
bi» borne when It 1» in danger o l f in and thievee.
Hl» bill» paid by check a n not only «.valid iec. ip l, b o l
aleo a convenience in h i. borne tranBaetioc. w hen very often
the neceeeary change lor concluding eettlement 1* not at bam.
Travelers at Biggs
Don’t etop to th in k t h i. over, bat etart an aooooot now w ith
Should try o ur famous ch'ck-
en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
■ W qlfard L unch C ounter
Thi (¡Jasco lilarehousc milling Co.
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|ank, ol fflwn.
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T h e fie ld meet this year was
held at Moro and was won by (he
B.
Wasco school in one, two, three
order. T h is time the cup goes to M O R O ,
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Wasco as a permanent trophy of
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how much more competent are
1st to 15th o f each m onth.
O ffice opposite Drs. G offin
pupils of that district in athletics
than are the other districts of the
W ASCO,
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county.
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w , t
T he cup ia.tised in the meet as
16th to 30th of each m onth.
an emblem«’«I victory, copying, Office opp. M cC oy. A tw oo d Co
Called the H o lt O regon Special
somewhat after/ the old Greek
fashion o f giving a wreath which
G a w lin e H .rv e rte r, 22 lo o t cut; capacity 40 to 60 acrea per
sooner o r late faded away. The
day; horses required 20 head; cylin d e r 28 inch; shoe 41X
Wasco school has been w inner of
wide; length over all 57 inchea; draper 44 inches; fro n t wheel
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in- two cups, the first and third , while
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg eo n .
16 inch wide; both side wheels 20 inch wide; uses 45 horse
juery, when entered upon our calendar, Grass Valley has won the second.
M oro, O reg o n .
a _ date c.1 a
L~ paper «a
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the
as thr*
the date
date M
at t
motor.:
A special excursion train was
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—jbscription expires.
your
current sut
Successor to Dr. W. C.
ru n from Wasco in the m orning
Nason
and Dr. O. J. Goffin.
and
to
Wasco
and
Grass
V
alley
in
N ew this year, a 75 horse pow er H o lt C aterpillar engine;
Memorial Day in the Future.
the evening; a certain number of Office in Goffin B uild ing.
equipped w ith high and lo w speed transmission.
Inevitably, as the y.*ars flow by, tickets being guaranteed by the
solem nity of M em orial Day l business men of those places be
M o u nt a 30 o r 45 horse pow er Gas M o to r Harvester E quip
BENNETT,
w ill be tempered with joy. T im e I
fore the railroad would agree to
ment on yo u r harvester; it w ill save the grain and reduce
S1NNOTT,
heals all grief but it magnifies our operate the special trains.
horse equipm ent at least a th ird and possibly better.
& GALLOWAY
sense of gratitude to the men who
Financial returns to the field
gave the ir lives fo r th e ir country. meet association were very satis
A T T O R N E Y B -A T *-L A W
T h e pain of their sacrifice w ill factory. some $300 being realized
General Practice
fade in the. light ot its beauty and over and aboveexpense incurred.
w hile tears must always flow when T his is a large taper cent than John
F u ll line o f H o lt and besf.extras. O u r 1914 sprocket chain are
Oregon.
we remember the nation s dead D. realizes tro m his o il invest The Dalles,
absolutely the lowest in the county.
they w ill not quench the grateful ments.
A t the oratorical contest in the
smiles w ith which we th in k of the
C J. B right , W .C .B rtant . M.G.E lu s .
heritage they have bequeathed us. evening first place in the C d iv i
It is characteristic of human nature sion was won by Ruth Bryant ol
to forget the struggle with all its M r r o , and second place by Ruth
Supply and Im plem ent Com pany
sorrows and remember only the Akers of Wasco; in B division
A ttorney s-a t-L a w
prize to which it led.
first place was won by Prudence
WASCO,
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The intervening years since the Dingle ot Wasco and second place
offices at
c iv il war have burned out all the by T helm a Buxton of M o ro ; in A
anger and now we keep M e m o r division first place was won by The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
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ial Day. Each year as the beauti E lm e r Barzee of M o ro , and sec
ful m onth of M ay hasfens to a ond place by Audrey M edler of
R. J . G IN N
J , E. GOLDM AN 1
close we gather our garlands and Wasco.
Those w inning first place in the
far away from the scenes of strife,
in grave yards tnat never heard oratorical contest received a gold
f
Attorney at Law
the roar of hostile cannons, we medal and those w inning second
lay our flowers on the graves o f place a silver medal; suitably en
those who fought in the great bat graved com m em orative o f the oc-
tie of life; a struggle that is never casion.
D K A L K W » XM
ending and by many it is a heed
S evere A tta c k o f Colic Cured.
Glass, Paints,and Oils.
Bone and Alfalfa Meal.
soga y in v a n o
E. E. Croea, who travel» in V irginia and
less one.
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The danger and stress o f life ’s other Southern State«, was token »uddenly
f o h
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b” «VK
and severely ill with colic. A t the first store
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battle -field to many is that they he came to the merchant recommended
a u la la.
Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Prills.
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lave too much of every thing to Chamberlain’» Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea L s J U f i*
t . . . . .'ta » « i» 4.»»
Remedy. Two dose* of it cored him
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enjoy much of any thing. W e are one should leave home on a Journey without Tjio CPüar!:xMf V. ut'Çt r-C ît d'io î» o»*r H
For all kinds of machinery carried in stock
busy with doing, we lay up treas a bottle o f thi» preperat ion. For aale by all
■ntir»
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CaMariria
dealers.— Advertfcaun nt.
ures on earth, but we leave our
or procured on short notice.
selves little leisure for enjoyment.
The w orld is too much w ith us,
••« » •e e e e e i
getting and giving, all our powers
are spent. The true patriot real
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izes that no one can live his own
their Forty Second Annual Tour
life unto himself.
This might From
have been done in the olden time
when life was sim pler, wants less,
Henry S. De Moss and George G. De Moss
and intercourse with one another
H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
almost n il; but in the com plexity
ot our modern life ?nd the means
of rapid intercourse with each
DEALERS IN
other it is seen that the interests o
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders
one is necessarily bound lip with
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
the welfare of all.
J. R. Morgan
Z D e x rtle t
NEW MACHINE
Dr. C. L . Poley
O ’M E A R A
Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
MADE BY THE UNION MEAT CO.
NORTH PORTLAND, ORE.
NOW
ON
SALE
IN
MORO
C . M . H u d d le s to n
W hether you
cannot afford
wbat J. M .
D IG E S T E R
n it e three hod« o r three hundred, you
to o ve rlo o k thi« faroou» h o t fo o d .
Read
Fruitt», o l J o » e p h ,'O re g o n »ay» about
TANKAG E.
J o te p h . O r e g o s .
M a r c h 2S»h. 1914
North FwtlaaS. Or»
to th e rw enlta o b ta in e d fr o m y o u r D i< ^ e t e r T a a k n fn »
la
N ta k fii
li» high
p r o g t.b t o an d M .ia in c to r y fe e d
11 h^a n o w p e r t o . a . a to e d
»■tagc o f P «» » »in m A « » “ •
‘to v » to l» » r t o r th n
•tr o n g b o n e d p ig * w i t h n ic » g l o w c o a ts .
It
D u r in g th e paat » i n t e r .1 h s r n
le d
It o «
lo r b r o o d
u n b o rn
pUs«
1» ’ *>« • » * > " r in g R hns
ta n k s » «
lo
my
young
. « v e r «net w it h g r e a t e r aocceaa
V e r y t r u ly y o u rs .
(s ig n e d ,
J.
M . F r u it t * .
D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E is made from fresh, wholesome P’etet °
meat.
It develops bone and muscle aod makes pigs G R O W .
En
dowed by all leading Agricultural Experiment Stations and by the
beat breeders and feeders in every state. I t ’» a meal in form, led wet
or dry, mixed with other foods.
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D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E can be purchased in Moro at our Warehouse.
W e have purchased thia famous hog food in a carload lot and can give
you the benefit of thia saving in freight. If you want your pig» to grow
into fat, healthy hogs, tend in your order now to
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M oro,
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SU M M ER
E X C U R S IO N S
V ia th e
U N IO N
P A C IF IC
T ic ke ts on Sale
June I to S e rtrm b c r 3 0
F in a l Return L im it
O ctober 31
W it h L ib e ra l S to po ver
P rlv lle g e a
SY STEM
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon Short Lino, Union Pacific and connection*
AT THE —
REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
filN N
W asco,
&
COLEM AN
- . Oregon
HOME COMING
Independent |||arehoiiee | milling (¡0
The last M e m o ria l Service in
M o re was M ay 25th, 1908, under
the auspices o f W .T.S herm an post
number 4 G . A . R . The veterans
present on that occasion were
Perry Chandler, 1st M aine cavtry
L . M o w ry, 118th Illin o is infantry
G eoi Meader, 24th M aine in fntry
W . Ratcliffe, 128th O h io infantry
Isaac Thom pson, 121st Illin o is inf
J.H .Johnson, 130th Illin o is in fntry
A . N ish, 95th Illin o is infantry
S im on Elcock,
1st Minnesota
heavy a rtille ry
J.M .P a rry, 1st N e w Y o rk lig h t artly
G .F .W ils o n , 13th.Tennessee cvlry
a t Wasco, Oregon, - June 5 th , 1 9 1 4 .
W alter Stanley, 18th Indiana infty
O f the above. Comrades Stanley
and Ratcliffe have answered the
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T he M e m o ria l address was by
Rev. Ferry Chandler and o f this
address the Observer said: In his
closing remarks, “ what o f the fu
Ib Æ o xcs O x o g r o x x ,
ture,” “ the w riter felt as tho he
had come in contact with an elec
dealer in
tric battery; passing in review the
history of the Anglo-Saxon race
Harness Supplies o f all Kinds
fo r the past two thousand years;
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always fighting fo r the right, as he
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saw it; always fo r liberty; and each
o f S a d d le s
conflict brought him nearer to the I H a v e rcc. iv c d a c o m p le te lin e
goal; that the four years of strug
F o r L a d ie s , M e n a n d B o y s.
gle during our c iv il war was o n ly
a part o f that sa.ne combat an<
we are still the same m ilitatft race,
Repair Work Neatly Done In Prompt rime.
always ready to fight fo r the right
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One Night Only
F.
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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H o w do« yours look? b It neat, tasty and
modern? It b if T h e Moro Obssrv« Job
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