Moro bulletin., July 17, 1902, Image 3

J. M . P A R R Y ,
T H t O t O M FKR
Mi»» Id i Mowry w v a viiitor t< ‘
Mi«« Myrtle I^.-wi» pre-iding at the I Grant Kellogg, who edited the
Ho a n d u n iilu n t, U a m « f l a y e d By 'piano with her usual grace.
N
O
T
A
R Y P U B L IC
A
People’«
Republic
in
thia
town
for
Hhamko tho first of tho week.
t h o " H a» B o w ie ,”
rittis*.-»: *■1 . « -- --- - t --«Ki- • -»• . V
MORO, OREGON.
,
some
time,
if
hack
again
and
in­
'
»p-cial
f<
ature
of
the
banquet
was
Miss
Alma
Newton
of
Grain
Vul
,
THUR SDAY
•
JUI.V IT, !•«»
Moro donned her best bib snd
All huainesf entrusted to my care
ley was a guest at tho City Hotel tucker on Tuciday to relative her the daikuy waiters, who were most tend« to start another paper.
T hat’« right, Mr. Kellogg; the more promptly and Carefully attended to.
Tuesday.
IN A N O A R O U N D T O W N .
friends from Wasco who came here unrem itting in their attention to
1 have a couple of hou«e« for
J. Khsnk, a hide buyer from to play a frieudly game of hall in the wants of the assembled guests. the merrier.
After the covers were removed
S h e r m a n C o u n ty * « L a n d s .
rent In Morn. M. Fitzmaurice, Portland, bought (MJ hid«« from II. return h r one played In Wasco a
tho
flood
gates
of
oratory
were
The
wonderful^productiveness of
City Hotel.
A. Page yesterday.
week ago. Home 20 or ”0 of W as­
turned l«»ose. J. B, Hosford offi- Sherman county ha« never been
co’«
old
heos
appeared
on
the
scene
Brock hna at lait a supply of
C. II. Alien was in town Wed*
cintid as toastmaster, and oj»ened fully understood, even by her own
«erven <foor«.
buy one and «how nesdsy, working in the interests of at noon dressed In al, the color« of
the
hall by reading an imaginary citizen«. Here is a county that is
the rainbow and occompaniod by a
(he H. F. Kx ami tier.
there are no flics cn you.
telegram from President Roosevelt about the smallest in area of any
And general
l«-vy
of
pretty
maidens
attired
as
Jraair Morrison has again l<ccn
W. D. Wallen of Wasco was a
congratulating W a-io and Moro on in the state, hut when it com*« to
hospital
nurses,
with
tho
“
time-
W a g o n R e p a ir e r s .
convicted of manalaugliter in kill« guest at the City Hotel during the
honored” red crocs on tach shoul­ having shaken hands over the wheat producing we find th a t one-
lug ln*r rival, Mrs. ('astir, and lisa fealrvities this week.
der. A like number of the old bloody chasm, and requesting to sixth of the enliro crop of wheat
I con erntsneed to 25 years in tho
W. Lord of The Dalles was a pas*
All work turned out neatly and
buck« of Moro were on hand to wel­ be notified by wire of the result of of the state of Oregon is harvested
pi-oiiantlary.
engrr on yesterday's train for S han­
the game. The n sding of the dis­ in this little county. Not only doe* with dispatch. Our charge« are
come them, not a whit b e l l i nd a« to
Miss Jresie Firher, sister of It. H iko, returning today.
patch was greeted with hearty ap­ she produce an immense crop of moderate, and we can insure satis*
<o»tumc.
Fisher, came down from hhaniko
Dwa’l Jrt that fence <«» any lon­
When the parade lined up st the plause. Mr. Hosford theo called wheat, hut barley, oate, apples, faction.
to visit her brother and to attend ger. 1 can aell you posts at KJc
hall for the march to the hall on E. 8. Cattron, mayor of Wasco, peaches, plums, and all kind« of
GEO. BO LTO N ,
on how he felt after the hall game vegetable« flourish and yield in
the ball gnnt« on Tuesday.
Next by the carload, M. Fitzmaurice.
ground it is cafe to say th a t a more
abundance. The people are wide
rnornmg she left on tho train for
at
Wasco.
The
mayor
replied
to
Mrs. George Bolton left this week motley crew never greeted tho eye
awake and progressive, as is evi­
DEALER IN
Ocean Park.
to spend the summer under the ce­ of the »|M!cialor. The merry throng this in suitable words, and also denced by the good schoolhouses
paid
a
generous
tribute
to
thu
ef­
M. K brown is attending the dars of Lebanoo.
in every locality.
Hie will he was gneted with roars of laughter
D r u g s a n d M e d ic in e s ,
forts of the Moro people to enter­
Land is cheap, selling from 95 to
grand lodge of Workmen in Port* away ■ month.
on all sides. Ten Moro coons
Toilet Articles, Perfumes,
land as a delegate from Moro thi < Two large barns were burned cake-walked round and added to tain the visitors. Then came W. 915 per acre, and all within easy
Heap«, Stationery, Etc.
week, accompanied by Mr*. Ned this week, tho property of W. K. the fun. Chinamen in pigtail and 11. Moore, our chief executive, who teach of market.
Persons desiring to know more of
Thompson, a bo will attend the Miller, near lbggs. lie carried in ­ slippers marched with the Indian was called upon to state the advis­
Sherman county would do well to P re s c rip tio n s C a re fu lly F ille d ,
Degree o f Honor.
in paint and feathers, while thu ability of enlarging the ordinary j addre«« O. P. Hulse, Moro, Oregon,
surance in the McMinnville Co.
Day or night.
baseball to the site of a balloon.
Parties wanting timber claims
Dr. Pyle, a dentist lx a lc d at clown on his donkey jostle 1 Happy W. M. Barnett here championed | who takes great pleasure in giving
, information concerning its resour­
will do well to write or see M Fid* Wasco, was a M«»ro visitor this Hooligan, the tram p, who with his
A full fine of counting-room sta­
the Indies. The Rev. Smith was ces and possibilities.
maurice, Moro, Or. He baa tome week. He will probably »(tend a tattered coat, seatlexs pants and
tionery always on hand.
asked
for
some
remarks
on
lawyers
yellow pine, 2 | million feet to the couple of months in Moro later on. tomato can hat was one of the fun­
niest features of the show; Tracy as |>eacemnkerB and C. J. Bright
j section, 3 mile« from a driveable
W. B. McCOY,
The (nan with the blanket is
stream. New railroad in course of
also annihilated space and arrived on preachers as hall players. Rev.
putting
in
an
ap|>earance
ready
DEALER IN
Archer,
T.
R.
McGinnis,
Dr.
Beers,
construct ion. Apply at once.
in time to take part in the feetiv-
and willing to harvest the wheal
and
Rev.
Elder
made
interesting
itiM. Jfe apologized for having
The trustee* of the Presbyterian
CICARS, TOBACCOS, CON­
Biggerataff Bros., Props.
crop which is fast turning from
his pet bloodhound behind, but speeches of a general character.
church sold a building lot on Tues­ gre< n to gold.
FECTIONERY, FRUITS,
DEALERS IN
that the anim al was loo tired to Afterwards the toastmaster called
day to I). I. Adamaof Wasco. The
for three cheers for the Wasco
C.
P.
Ragsdale
was
a
visitor
on
appear,
Ac.
It
would
he
utterly
NUTS, ETC.
hd is a corner one in a moat desir­
guests, which were given by the
able location, and we congratulate Tuesday from the Blue mountains, imj>oseible to mention every indi­
To sjiend a quiet half-hour when
Mr. Adamson his purchase
Ixits wh< re he is summering his sheep. vidual costume, hut tbore that Moro contingent with hearty good
time
drags heavily, go to McCoy’s.
will.
Then
Mayor
Cattron
called
He
says
summer
range
is
getting
caught our eye at the time were as
in town arc going up in price, and
•
Here you will find billiard and
for three more cheers for Moro,
scarcer
than
ever.
follows:
A.
H.
Kennedy,
as
the
are a g »od investment.
pool tables, soft drinks, and every­
Ice cold l»eer on draught.
A. B. Wolfard moved his resi­ tram p already mentioned; R. C. which were given with like vigor.
thing necessary to pass the time
Smoking among the ladies is bo-
M o ro
-
O re g o n .
dence from the H arry Brown cot­ Atwood, in Indian costume; E. 8.
pleasantly.
M u a s o lln o B i d l y F « U « U .
coming a very fashionable fad in
tage this week to the the house for­ Buffum, Charley Jones and C. C.
A
comparison
is
made
between
Europe. In Itelgium some of the
merly owned by Edgar Miller, now Kuney, noruhscript; Allan Wallis Tracv, the Western desperado, and ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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railway companies are titling up
the property of E. Peoples.
and
Fred
Meader,
Chinamen;
W.
Muaoolino, the famous brigand in
ladies* smoking cars for their use,
W. H. one of Alexander Dumas' novels,
An Eaetern company are build­ H. Moore, as Uncle Sam.
and it is said the ladies have taken
up the cudgel and demand of all ing an enormous dredge near Can Ragsdale looked charming as the who evaded capture for many years,
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yen City for ths purpose of raising airy summer girl, with J. IL Hos­ leaving a trail of blood as he went.
♦
the roads to fit up sim ilar cars.
ford
|>erie<?t
as
her
maiden
aunt.
the gravel from the IxXtom of the
But Dumas’ hero did not have to
The night guard at the |»eniten*
♦
John Day and washing it for gold. Dr. Godin in his picturesque harle­ contend with the telegraph, the tel­
♦
tiary caused quite a little stir by
ephone
or
even
the
locomotive
or
quin
costume
was
also
very
fetch­
A
number
of
immigrant«
from
tiring off his gun at somrliedy -or
the steamboat—all of which agen­
Wisconsin passed up the fine Mon­ ing.
what he supjtoscd was somebody
Preceded by the band the boys cies are called into service in run­
day
in
a
tourist
car,
l>ound
(or
one night last week while trying to
marched; and arrived on the ball ning down the modern desperado,
climb over the fence presumably Shaniko, to take up timber and
grouud
the boys proceeded to busi­ as well as the bloolhounds of Du­
for the pur|H»se of placing guns at homestead claims on the plains of
ness in a most workmanlike m an­ mas’ day. The crim inal whoplaye
Crook
county.
the disposal of prisoners prepara­
a lone hand against the lightning,
Hugh Gourley of Tho Dalles was ner, pitching, batting, catching and
tory to another outbreak.
the iron horse, the bloodhound, the
making
errors
“alle
same”
real
Henry Watterson, of Kentucky, a Moro visitor this week. He is players. C. C. Kuney had a Spal­ long-range repeating rifle and the
one of the most noted editors in working for the McMinnville Fire ding willow of his own manufac­ police organization of several states
America, spoke at the Chatauqua Ins. Co , and came to adjust the ture two feet wide, and even then banded for his destruction must
meeting held nt Oregon City last claim to l»e paid W. E. Miller of the worthy old gent could never show more mettle than Dumas ever
Thursday night to a large crowd. Wasco for the loss of his two barns. get to first except on balls.
After dreamed of to prolong his days of
His subject was • Money and Mor­ Mr. Gourley got a couple of good a hot game, which leaves many an liberty as did Mussolino.—St. Paul
als.” which was said by those who risks in Moro during his stay.
old stiff pretty badly crippled up. Pioneer Press.
Four fishermen that will be
had the ploasureof listening to him
Wasco succeeded in carrying off
If you like the Bulletin, send
to have been handled in an able nameless were telling home truths the honors, the score 10 to 0.
on
your dollar and you will get 52
in this office yesterday on the fish
and masterly manner.
A big attendance, gay with rib­ numbers filled full of news during ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *
question. The conversation turned
The I.ittle G iant thresher, sold
bons, crowded the grandstand to the year. If you haven’t got the
on bait. Guo said he used a frog,
by Moore Bros. A Ginn, Moro, is
repletion, waiters being kept busy dollar handy, just write us (or call
one of the beat machines of the another a mouse. The third, evi­ dispensing ice water to the thirsty upon us), saying fo , and we will
dently the most cheerful liar of the
kind on the market. The thresher
occupants, while the players were send the paper right along, and
lot, said “ in the old country he al­
and gasoline engine to run it can
regain! with iced lemonade to stim­ you pay us at your convenience.
ways used a pup; he tied his bait
l>e bought for a tithe of the price
ulate them to further efforts.
This is fair, is it not?
to the little dog's tail, and when a
paid for the larger outfits. One of
A sumptuous banquet was given
\VM. HOGG A RD. Prop.
P o is o n in g t h o S y s t e m .
fish hit he whistled and the useful
these machines threshed 115 sacks
in the eveuing in honor of the as­
It is through the bowel« that the
animal towrd the fish ashore.”
of grain in 4 hours on a farm near
sembled guests, covers l>eing laid
body
is cleansed of impurities.
952 50 is what it cost a young for over 100. Thu scene which met
town last work, from straw kept
Constipation keeps these poisons
man
in
this
city
for
a
drive
on
the eye upon entering tho hall was
over from Inst year. A carload of
in the system, causing headache,
It seems the boy, brilliant in tho extreme.
these machines, latest improved Thursday last.
Ever­
ilillness
and melancholia nt first,
and better than ev<”*, are expected whether from carelessness or mean­ greens and floral decorations were
then
unsightly
eruptions and final­
in town daily. Come in and figure ness, drove a team of Hoggard’s profusely distributed throughout
ly serious illness unless a remedy
horses
nearly
to
death.
The
poor
for the outfit. W ith one of these
the room, the walls, stago and pil­ is applied. DeW itt’s Little Early
you have a dead cinch on your brutes were in that state that thoir lars being bountifully adorned and Risers prevent this Double by stim ­
H AY A N D C R AIN FOR SALE.
crop. No need to wait until your mouths had to he pried open to get presenting an unusually attractive ulating tho fiver and promote easy,
neighbor is through; you can the hits out, and it was by the appearance. Tho stage was a work healthy action • f the bowels. These
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thresh when you pleaso and with greatest work that the men in the of art, above which the colors of little pills do not act violently, but
barn brought them round rubbing Wasco and Moro colors were lov­ by strengthening the bowels enable
the ordinary help on the ranch.
them to perfoim their own work.
them with alcohol and other reme­ ingly entwined. Beneath the col­ Never gripe or distress. Geo. N.
Mesdanies May Barnum, II. A.
dies. A merciful man is merciful ors was a pretty representation of Bolton.
Page, Elisa M artin, Amanda Mar­
to his beast, is one of tho truisms two hands clasped, which lent spe­
tin, and Miss Ella Anderson of
of the good Book, and a proverb cial significance to the word * har­
R. W. LOGAN, M. 0.,
this burg took the train for Grass
th at tho lad in question would do mony,” printed abovo them.
Valley on Saturday last to attend
well to study.
The tables were arranged in tho P h ysicia n and Surgeon
a joint installation of officers for
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shape
of an octagon, or rather, a
the Rebekah« and Odd Fellows
Rooms 1, 2 and 5, Ginn Brick.
“ My mother Buffered a long time horseshoe, to signify the good luck
They returned Sunday, and report
M ORO, OR.
having had a fine time. Tho fol­ from distressing pains and general which should always attend such
lowing officers were installed as ill health due primarily to indiges­ gatherings. In the center o! tho
officers of tho ltel»ekahs: Mrs Geo tion,” says L. W. Spalding, V er­ hall was a large pyram idal stand
Parties looking for farms
Bourhill, N G; Jessie G Bryant, V ona, Mo. “Two years ago I got on which rested flowers and potted
will do well to go to Moore
G; Mrs Cassie Ilealfi, 11 8; Mrs her to try Kodol. She grew better plants of every description lending
Bros, before purchasing else­
Jessie Duncan, Irons. Tho Odd at once, and now, nt the age of sev­ beauty ami fragrance to the scene.
M o r o, O re g o n ,
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where.
They have several
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fine farms in the county that
Rebekahs of Grass Valley combined remarking that she ft-nrs no bad sired, and on the table beside each
they wish to sell on easy
to make the gathering a success, effects, ns she has her bottle of Ko­ plate was a pretty emblem with
terms.
and furnished a delicious straw ­ dol handy.” Don’t waste time doc­ the words “ Wasco Moro,” and
The hotel of the City. Here is &
berry and cake lunch, of which all toring symptoms. (So after the clasped hands appearing thereon—
where
you find the traveling men, S
If your stomach is sound a pretty souvenir w hich each guest
“ did cat and were filled.” The enuso.
R.
E.
HOSKINSON,
doctors,
clergymen, professional S'
Kodol carried away as a reminder of this
proceedings continued until ihe your health will he good.
and
other
men, and square meals.
W hile the
Attorn ey-at- Law.
aiiinll hours, when each and every rests thu stomach and strengthens pleasant occasion.
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P
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FIKE,
CLEAN
SERVICE THROUGHOUT
guests
were
doing
justice
to
the
tho
body
by
digesting
your
food.
one departed knowing they belong
Abstracting, Collections and Real Estate
A
Specialty.
viands
the
Moro
orchestra
dis­
It
is
nature’s
own
tonic.
Geo.
N.
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to the most enjoyable orders in ex­
coursed
sweet
music
on
tho
stage,
M
ORO.
OR.
Bolton.
it tone«.
T he M oro B ulletin .
MITCHELL & FOSS,
BLACKSMITHS
TH E MAZEPPA
SALOON,
Fine Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Elrod & Moore
lue Barn Livery
First-Class Team s and Rigs
and good men to d rive them
QUICK DRAYINC A SPECIALTY
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
y
I have made arrangements to buy £
wheat this fall in Sherman County, and g
will pay the highest market price.
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply 8
farmers with what they require.
8
R. J. GINN,
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