Moro bulletin., June 12, 1902, Image 3

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OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
TO IIK H<>LI>
AT
SHOES
COS*!'.
STYLISH HATS
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M’fl are almost tempted tobfllQV«'
A FintO am o,
th a t ( ') iit t ii lH 'r liii ii I n really
ted.
A game almost, if not equal to
J. II. Phirm an, «»I The Dulles, ll”’ v, r.v
league game», was
wan in Moro y«-»ler<l»y, looking up phiye.l <»» the Moro diamond by
the M a n o and Moro teams last
trade.
There will la- preaching in the Friday afternoon. It was equally
exciting from atari to finish. The
M. E. church next Munday morn*
Ing at 11 o'clock.
All are cor­ teama put up a »(rung fight all
through the game, and many a
dially invited.
breath
now UJ
by tin
.
«•
, | long R •■
eavww.a was
w m «S « drawn,
4 * *4 WII, ll'/n
HIV
L lltl. Kvan
who h a . W . « , conlin,««!, .„,1 theo by «h.
h.,1 n « -.„ ro l . h,«,,,„„-cough and ,
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kvorjM t,
Iwan ihreatorfad w.ih pneumonia, |
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lb . « 1 .1 . y . b r d . y and . . glMW. , gg,,
T ,„.
,lw | 2
now on the mend.
«„
. . until the 7th , in-
In favor .«
of »«
Moro
...F O B L V E R Y B O Ü Y ...
O f a ll k in d s fo r both
Owner» of doga had liettcr retd „¡ng, when Wa»co hatted Meach
I «iruu-r», lLi.tn«-»» M en, W nm t-li and
M l N und B O YS.
Marshal Hoggard’s notice in an* unmercifully, hunching their hit«.
C td ld tv n .a iid in tit« l.al«*vl Style#
tot.I liciti of .Make«,
Other column in thia issue. If li- Having three men on base# and
centea are not taken out, a whole- the fourth at hat, with two strike»
»ale »laughter b scheduled to take on him, a half-minute’» wild throw-
plaoo within a few day». A word jng on Moro’» part lost them the
to the wise, etc.
g«me, all the Wasco men on haae»
Last
Sunday
morning
MianMary
a» well a» the next striker scoring
Of lite la tra i, beat and ninni etyliali
patterna. T h e«) g<*sl» aro not
Our tin« «if ll'sliluig |a lit«' largest
E. Brown of Spokane delighted the run». Then in the eighth Moro,
M i l th e lau-at »lyh-s but B N
and iimat roini'li't«' In llie city
congregational the M. E. church hy an almost identical play on
made of Ih r v r iy br»t m alrrta la.
an-1 ot S u po i lo r Q u a l i t y .
No aluiddy In th e ir n ia k r up.
by an interesting and instructive Wasco’s part, run in two more
account of the deaconess work. All counts, which is the way the game
who h<*arh her hope she can soon ended 5 to 4.
return and speak again.
As to the merit» of the game.
Ralph Fisher came up from The There never was, and probably
Dalle» on Tuesday, to make Moro never will lie, a lietter one played
bis headquarters. He baa accepted on the Moro diamond than that of
a position with the E. O. I.and Ca.,1 Tridsy last. Error» were so few a»
These Goods m u s t bo sold as
vice E. E. Sharpe, who resigned to *° he a ra r*ty» not over seven being
take a commission from the gov- made by both »id«».
Only one
soon as possible. A T COST, fo r
ernm ent to do wine engineering in atriker was »truck hy the ball, not
Idaho. Mr. Fisher is a Stanford a *n *n took his ba»e on halls, and
tnan and a haschall player from but ont* ‘b ’ waa muffed. No one
'way hack. Just a t this time base-1careM to pct‘ a better game than
that.
Both side» were evenly
h ball players are in demand.
matched. Then, the rooting for
if you like the Bulletin, send
lioth was simply aujtcrb.
on your dollar and you »ill get 52
number» tilled full of new» during
Monday morning two convict»
I the year. If you haven’t got the cscap««! from the Oregon peniten
dollar handy, just write us (or call liary, after killing three guards and
LADIES’ DRESS
QUILTS and
BLANKETS GOODS...
R E C E IV E R ’S S A L E .
CASH
ONLY.
H. A. M O O R E , R e c e iv e r .
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J. M. P A R R Y .
The editor, for« man and devil of
i this office have all Iseen enduring
Mono, OKK4.O5.
a malignant attack of spring fever
this w«?« k. There are several other
All business entrusted to my care
severe ca»«-» of the same nature ih promptly and carefully attended to.
the city.
N e rr ARY I’UBEIC
8 h » r m « n C o u n ty *« L a n d a .
The wonderful productiveness of
Sherman county has never been
fully understood, even by her own
citixena. Here is a county th at in
alxmt the smallest in area of any
in the elate, hut when it cornea to
wheat producing we find that one-
sixth of the entire crop of wheat
of the state of Oregon is harvested
in this little county. Not only doe#
»he produce an immen»e crop of
wheat, hut barley, oats, apple#,
|«eache#, plums, and all kinda of
vegetables flourish and yield in
abundance. The ¡»eople are wide
awake and progressive, as is evi­
denced by the go«xl schoolhouses
in every locality.
Land is cheap, »«-¡ling from 95 to
915 per acre, and all within easy
reach of market.
Persona desiring to know more of
Sherman county would do well to
address O. P. Hulse, Moro, Oregon,
who tak«-« great pleasure in giving
information concerning its resour­
ces and possibilities.
MITCHELL & FOSS,
BLACKSMITHS
And general
W agon Repairers.
All work turned out neatly and
with dispatch. Our charges are
moderate, and we can insure satis­
faction.
GEO. BO LTO N ,
DEALER IX
D rugs and M edicines,
Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
Soaps, Stationery, Etc.
P re s c rip tio n s C a re fu lly F ille d ,
Day or night.
A full line of counting-room sta­
tionery always on hand.
T H E M AZEPPA
SALOO N ,
W . B. McCOY,
DEALER IX
CICARS, TOBACCOS, CON-
FECTIOHERY, FRUITS,
DEALER# IX
HUTS, ETC.
Fine Wines, Liquors
BiggerstafT Bros., Props.
To spend a quiet half-hour when
time drags heavily, go to McCoy’s.
Here you will find billiard and
pool tables, soft drinks. an«l every­
thing necessary to pass the time
pleasantly.
and Cigars.
Ice cold beer on draught.
M oro
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O regon.
O F F IC IA L R E T U R N S - S H E R M A N C O U N T Y .
T he M oro B ulletin .
N. It. Macklin, the genial and
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whole-souled r« pr«sentative of th«-
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a 9 e
« * » H it'A T
t iii ’ r m h v
J t'M I», i«/u Norlhup A Sturgees »«sla-wuter
concern, was with u# a while this
w«‘ek. Mrs. Macklin accompanied
IN A N D A IIO U N I) T O W N .
O.i«rrt«ur CtwintM-rlatn. «Ini»
i
W. N. F roc lx? ap|x>nrcd in town him a# far ns Moro.
F u m i - l i . r*-i>
l l u i i - « k r r , p r '.lil .
on Sunday.
U t m i. mar ...............
Mrs. A. K. Hammond and Miss
H u p it litr Jutlc< UrnH. rr|>
Kuiihmn, 4rin.....
Abe Dougherty, the red uhtuhle, Abbie Welch came down from
I l t l « l i l . p r -.lil
R t v r r lm jr «,f K la l r lln r a r r . « o r ................
is attending (he week at his broth­ Shaniko on Friday’s train to take
Imt!■, pruiii ....... ......... .
iH itllm r, r » p . . . . . . ..................
in the celebration.
Meeting some
er-in-law's ranch.
M n itr« . « to lti
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old
ae«|uai
ntnnees,
they
prolong«*d
N la tr T r r m u r r r - lllu r k n u tn . «lem
Harry
I.iebe wn» in town yes-
Mi |»«tnlrl, (irulil . ........
Moorr, rt*|>
1« rday from The Dali« », attending their visit until Saturday, leaving
Miri». R«>r ......................
M ui't. |*Mb. I n t t r i i 'i l u t i A r k r r m a n . rr p
for
home
on
the
afternoon
train.
Io some buxintss matters.
k . I w t , p r t.lil...............................
W n n ii, l im i.
All the wool buyer#in the North
AtloriH V^ò iii rut «'mwfurJ, rrp ...
Born To the wife <>f M.Thomp­
«I..vi»r. brulli ........... . .
west
are
gathering
at
Shaniko
this
ItM lrV . ifr r n .........
son at hi» homestead on the lb*»-
H tn tr l*rlnl«*r— h r ta .k *. p r u lil
« I.M lfw r. «Im i
«hut«», on June 9, a ten-pound week. Today and tomorrow arc
lt< m iiirr. mw . . . . . .
the days set for Wool sales, and
W liltiirr. rt p. , .. ............
von. Every one doing nicely.
Ilr
p
r
u
m
-n
tn
iltr lo (Tnitcm at H u lr h r r , d r m
»«•viral million» of pounds will be
«Irta.-«, R«»r...................................................
Ben McCoy, who had been Buf­
Hottuiaiita, piuàl
.....................
transferred from the grower to the
W t lllu iiiu 'ii. rrp
fering from the grip for the past
Ju tn t llr|> n «. n tn O v r, jR lli litu i Ita n tim m ii. rrp
buyer during these two day# at
« lllilt, r r p ..........
three w eeks, was taken down so on
Jo lin m in . n*p
go«»! prices.
lla lto rtl, a r i li
Saturday last that he could not a t­
H trv rn m in , a m i ..................
The dance Friday evening was
W r lr . «Im i
tend to the
m
p
»tore,
* v ix > | w
ami
in *
*»
J. • G. a Potter
u til i
« liti«*«, p m h l .........................................
a «<» thoroughly en-
Ili in w n . pru h t
..........................
of Wasco ., »ho hapjn-ned along,had * ‘‘11
H liiiftiT p iu h l
1# pla«’e.
place. Next
Next «lay
day ifc» i®.?«1 by
P " * « * . The firemen
iX .u n ly <\> n iiiil» « l« » irr. l - y r it r Itn r r r r , r. p
to take hi»
M .-d lrr, a m i
.........
....
lni<l themselves out to assure a
W r t« h l. p ru lil
was himself again
« \iiiiin t» « t'iiir r . a-t m r « 'm ix . p ru lit
good time to the devotees of the
K r « * i w , r r p . ..
............. .........
The game between Wasco and
M lir r lf t M ilit im i« . Im i ............................
...
light-toe-tripping, and to #av they i
c ■! (• r. r r p
(irasstown, at the latter place on
IM r t r r . p ro li I . ..
succeeded hut mildly express«1» it.
C lr r k H<wkln-.>tt. p ru lil
Saturday, »a» a false alarm.
We
M ei>mi. i. « |.
The orchestra did a# well a# they
A x l'l.p n .lil
have heard it thut Grass Valley
I'
| . | II. li, ni
knew how, and barring a few very
T iilr , ri |>
»«•«•lin’d t«» know they were up agin
Tr«-HRtirer IV«»ple*. p ru h l.
unim portant but not unnoticed
H lM H lry, r r p ......................................
it and d id n 't try to play nt all, let­
K n rv i-V 'ir N k lm ti-r, p r u h l ............
......... .
mistake» got along finely.
Many
«'u ru n.-r Ih iiin liiH i, p ru h l .............................
ting Wasco have things their own
I>wnn. rrp .................. ..............
thanks arc duo Miss Myrtle Ix’wis.
I lt ii li S<’h<M>l -V«»»
.......
way. G. V. didn’t play th a t kind
N««.
who so kindly assisted us on the
of a game down here. Every run
piano, nnd Tho#. Britten and Guy
made wn» earned.
upon us), saying so, and we will wounding one fellow-prisoner. Im ­
Pound, cornet nnd trombone.
Poster# are out announcing that
»end
the paper right along, and mediately after their escape a posse
About 2(XK) people attended and
(irn»s Valley nnd Shaniko will
you
pay
u# at your convenience. of forty men started in pursuit,but
witnessed the ball game Friday be­
fight it out next Sunday on tho
the murderers escaped. Gov. Geer
tween Wasco and Moro. In the This i# fair, is it not?
lira»# Valley diamond. A» this
L.
K.
Moore
is
in
Spokane
this
telegraphed
to the state authorities
neighborhood of S00 tickets for the
event would indicate there is anew
week,
attending
to
matters
concern-
h
'r
bloodhounds,
and unless the
grandstand were sold, so th at the
candidate in tho Second B. B.
ing
the
Moro
Land
Co.
trail
is
too
cold
the
murderers will
managers realized a little on their
District for field honor», the game investment of putting up tho eight
Mias Blanche Spear came down ■ ia u (tht «'re our readers receive
cannot hut he of marked interest
^ ‘° escape was
foot fence around the ground# and from Shaniko this morning, to t *11’ • cvounL
to all who like it, and they will do
a second grandstand protected by visit with her sister, Mrs. R. p. c°olly ani1 deliberately planned,
M«*ll to attend.
wire netting from wild halls. One Dear, for a while.
an^
crfdit of the other eon-
Mis# Bertha Darby left on S a t­ of these would make the ladies
H arry Benson, who was oper-
’l
lw> 8aul ”°*. ° n* .a,,ded
urday morning last for her home jum p every now and then, as the nted on two weeks ago for abscess J1”' two lk'8Pcratc nien ln theirdar-
in the Valley. She ha« resigned ..............................................................
bull, fresh from the hut, bounded in tbs thigh, was able to start for ,n<’ but on th' ° ‘her hand one
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prisoner who was serving a life
her position a» teacher in the pub­ against the netting with consider­
the m ountains yesterday.
1
,
. . . .
sentence received a wound m his
lic school# of this city.
It has able force, and then bounced back
Now
they
have
d
ia
c
v
e
m
l
gold
,rg
,,ial
le,
¥cs
,,inl
,
crj
been mooted, though, th at #hu will almost to the catcher.
ni lho gravel bar» th at Sum pter la hte while trying to defend one of
visit Moro again in the near fu­
L o a d s T h o m All.
built
on, nnd the industrious press jju, gUftn)h
ture, and cHtahlisli a school of her
“One Minute Cough Cure beats agent is making the most of hisop-
own, with one pupil. Just now
J. M, Parry, our efficient assist-
all other medicines 1 ever tried for portunity to booiu some more town
tho (linn building appears durk
coughs, cold», eroup and throat and ......
lots. .......................
Moro has a well defined “ nt P06*master-general, is visiting
and gloomy.
lung troubles,” says I). Scott Cur- vein of gold-carrying quartz, and ,bt grand loilge A. b. ami A. M.
C a rd o f T h a n k » .
rin of Loganton, Pa. One Minute yet it makes not ’the slightest fuss jn Portland this week. Mr. Parry
a ‘h'legate from the Moro lixlge.
To the people of the city of Moro: Cough Cure is thé only safe cough over it.
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On behalf of the Moro (¡omet remedy which act# immediately.
The Moro Land Company have
H a p p y T im e In O ld T o w n ,
Band we wish to thank you for Mothers everywhere testify to the this week sold five more sections of
“ We felt very happy,” writes R.
your kind interest and friendship, good it has «lone their little ones, their fine farming land in the N. Bevill, Uhl Town, Ya., “ when
ami hearty support given u# in tho (¡roup is so sudden in it# attacks Horse Heaven country. T hat part Bueklen’s Arnica Salve wholly
past; and especially do we wish to th at the doctor often arrive# t«>o of the world is rapidly settling up, tured our daughter of a bail «..«se
thank you for the substantial sup­ late. It yields at once to One Min­ ami tho com pany’s lands are now of sealdhead.” It delights all who
port extended to insure success to ute Cough Cure. Pleasant to take. worth 91 per acre more than they use >t for cuts, corns, bums,bruises,
the picnic given June (’», 1902.
Children like it. Sure cure for were a year ago, and in big demand boils, ulcers, eruptions. Infallible
C. N. M c C a l k ii , Pres.
grip, bronchitis,cough#. Geo. Bol­ at that. The company are doing f°r pih's- Only 25c at ull drug
W. A. W a l l is , Secy.
ton.
an immense business.
| stores.
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Elrod & Moore.
Blue Barn Livery Stable
WM. HOGG A RD, Prop.
First-Class Teams and Rigs
and good men to d rive them
Q U IC K D R A Y IN C A S P E C I A L T Y
HAY A N D C R A IN FOR SALE.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
I have made arrangem ents to buy
wheat this fail in Sherman County, and
will pay the highest m arket price.
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply
farmers with what they require.
R. J . G IN N ,
M oro, O regon.
? ckxtooo < x x x x x x > oocooo < x x x x x ; c o '
City Hotel.
M. F IT Z M a u r ic e . P r o p r ie t o r
The hotel of the City. Here is
where you find the traveling men,
doctors, clergymen, professional
and other men, and square meals.
FINE, CLEAN SERVICE THROUGHOUT
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