Moro bulletin., July 17, 1902, Image 4

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T he M oro B ulletin .
JU LY
THURSDAY
The text of the Indian war vet-
erans’ pension bill, recently en«
acted, is exceedingly simple but
thoroughly comprehensive.
Its
benefits are to lie extended impar-
a very rank decision by the um-
pire, cost Moro the game.
The following is the line up of
the Cu 1 lend .tic and Moro teams as
they played on Friday:
MOKO
ooi.DKxnai x
>|urphy
St Johns
Madden
Meach
D Dunbar
Tomlin
B Sanders
Jl “ ntcr
Morehead
Pan^a r
C Heslin
Heydt
Quidherg
Roy Crooks
W Parry
Wilson
Or lx»gan
TH B HO M E GO LD CURE.
A n I n g e n i o u s T r e a t m e n t b y w h ic h
D r u n k a r d s e r e B e in g C u r e d H a l ly
In S p i t e o f T h e m s e lv e e ,
It is now generally known and
understood that drunkenness is a
disease and not a weakness. A body
filled with poison, and nerves com­
pletely shattered by periodical or
tiallv to all survivor» who »erved
constant use of intoxicating liquors,
thirty days or more in the Indian
requires an anitidote capable of
wars, from the Seminole war in
neutralising and eradicating this
1817-1$ to the Indian wars in Ore-
poison, and destroying the craving
gon and Washington territories
HERE. THERE. EVERYW HERE.
for intoxicants. Sufferers may now
from 1851 to 1856inclusive. A sin
W heat is now quoted in Port­ cure themselves at home without
other pension laws, the surviving land at 65 and
which is fairly publicity or loss of time from husi-
widows of such soldiers, provided good for this early in the season.
tie « s by this wonderful "H om e (told
they have not remarried, are in­
Heydt A* Co. of Moro have on Cure” which has been perfected
cluded in the list of those eligible hand a large' stock of double and after many year» of close study
for pension» under this act. The single harness, and also all kinds and treatm ent of inebriates. The
monthly pension rate will not be of heavy work harness.
faithful use according to directions
large, and there is no “ back pay ’
Did you see the carload of bug­ of this wonderful discovery is posi­
provided, the beginning of the pay­
gies for sale at Moore A Pike’s? tively guaranteed to cure the most
ment to be dated from the passage
Cheapest, strongest and most dur­ obstinate case, no m atter how hard
of the act. But the amount will,
able vehicles ever offered for sale a drinker. Our records show the
in the case of needy pensioners, of ’
marvelous transformation of thou­
in the county.
whom the public has often been
sands
of drunkards into sober, in ­
The place to buy your sewing
told there are relatively a large
dustrious
and upright men.
Moro
number in Oregon, glee promise of ■»«•bin« ie >t the
Im „l.-
Wives cure your h u sbands!!
m in v comfort, of living that with- ■»'»« Co.
" ie
Children cure your fathers ! 1 This
out it could not be obtained. To Stiletto, and will «ell them che.pcr
remedy is in no sense a nostrum
than anyone else.
those who are not needy,the allow
hut
a specific for this disease only,
Moro Implement Co. have a com­
ar.ee will take the form of recog­
e i t 'r « tor O w gool*"^ " w ’ kil" ul|y *•«»**>• »■»'
plete
line
of
nition of services that will be g-ate- H .in « , Hodge »nJ McCormick ’
,l; * ' il » thoroughly «»-
ful to the recipients Oregonian.
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. uble and pleasant to the tasts, so
headers. Also, machine oils and . . . .
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, that it can be given m a cup of tea
It is reported that the board ap- all kinds of harvest supplies.
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or coffee without the knowledge of
¡« inted by the government to visit
Miss Faith Stewart, the famous the person taking it. Thousands
the obstructions
above . The
, ,
. Dalles
. ,,, mission worker who was nearlv , of drunkards have c u m l them-
will be unable to come before fall beat to death by thugs in the north
whh
pricclf,M
to make their examination. This end some months ago. has shook and aa many morc have
curcd
virtually suspends work for an- the dust of Portland from her fe, t an J
tempcraU. men by h a v
other year. Something radically and is now in Colfax, Wash.
E
(hc ,-Cure„ aJminiaterwl by
wrong always turns up at the right
The Moro Implement Company ioving (rjends and relatives with-
time to delay im portant things ^ g t0 gUte to the public that they ’ oUt their knowletlge in coffee or tea.
th at the people are interested in. have a numlter one plumber who u, j believe today th at they dis-
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works in connection with
their continued drinking of their own
Clatsop county is 1 . 1 , > m debt. b*rdware store. They are pre- frpe wil| Do not wait. Do not be
according to the statement of the p a m j to raabc €atimate, on an
bv Bpparent and mislead
treasurer of th a t e o u n ti, wfci.e kinds of plumbing and tin work. 1 jj)g
mg ‘*i^lproveraellL,,
"improvement.” Drive out tin
the
coutty
shows
Clackamas coutty
shows
an an
in- in-
fifty French vessels are now disease at once and for all time.
JcbtcdneM ol »‘.»'.‘.« 1 . Il .111 take h fa je j ,or , he p , cific c„ „ , , nJ The •'Home Gold Cure" i, „,1,1 al
thefe counties a long while to be . . arrive before the fir-d of the ! U e*lr,' IU’ '*>. l” w
of on< ' “ ‘
,. . R.
uue to arrive oetore tne nrsi oi me |a r, thus placing within tho reach
financially where our little s»ner- vear to load wheat. One of the of everybody a treatm ent more
man countv is.
vessels has alreadv been chartered effectual than others costing (25 to
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f M innenn
A. A. Ames, mayor of Minneap-
Oil's, has been indicted and arraign-
ed in court, charged with receiving
money for protection from keepers
of disorderly houses. The mayor
denies the charge and demands a
speedy trial.
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If Tracy has as many helpers as
lie is charge] with and they arc as
keen as he is. it will take the regu-
lar army of the I nited States to
capture them.
C o id e n d a le D e fe a ts M o r o .
Quite a number of people assem *
bled on the ball grounds on Fridav
last to witness the game between
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Moro and G oldend.le.
Thoweoth-
<• k A * At P o rt
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total nvi
net tonnage °
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tons.__
F R E E
N o N o x lo u e D o « « * . N o W e a k e n i n g
o f t h e N e r v e * . A P le a a a n t a n d
P o s it i v e f o r t h e L i q u o r H a b i t .
1- T h e *
dir- vtions
ac-• t.np.tny
. ,.a<q, package. Hpecial advice by
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* 1 akilled physicians when requested
without extra charge. Sent I F pre-
paid to any part of th e world on
a R e a l F r ie n d
receipt of One Iktllar. Address
“ I suffered from dyspepsia and
K)j wjn jj GileeACo..
indigestion for fifteen years.” says o330 and 033» Market Street, Phil-
W. T. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks, adelphia.
N. C. “ After I had tried many
All eorresjKindencc strictly con-
doctor9 antl medicines to no avail, fidential.
onc oj mv frjcn<ia persuaded me to ----------------------------------------------- -
trv Ko<Jo, n gave lIDnicdiate re- W. II. MOORE.
H . A. MOOMB.
j can eaj a imost anything I
want now, and my digestion is
good. I cheerfully recommend
Kodol.” Don’t try to cure stomach
BANKERS.
trouble by dieting. That on'y fur-
ther weakens the system.
\ oil T ransact a G eneral B anking Baainses
wholesome, strengthening food.
O R EG O N .
MORO
Kodol enables you to assimilate
w ba,
h/ d i r , tir .s ¡, w ilh . _ ............... .
L etters of cnxlit available on
out the stomach’s aid. (ieo. Bolton. Eastern States
M O O R E B R O S.
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H on P acific
Our Subscribers !
TO
Salt Lake, Denver,
Kansas City.
St. Louis, - Chicago,
East Everywhere.
Ocean Steam ers be­
tween P o rtla n d and
San Francisco eve ry
fiv e days.
-LOW RATES
F o r t i c k e t r a t e s to o r f r o m a n y
p a rt o f th e C o u n tr y e n q u ir e
of any a g re n t o f
O. R. & N. CO.,
O r w r it e to t h e u n d o r e l u n e d ,
A. L. CRAIG.
The
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Farmer.
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TIME TABLE NO 8
Effective February 1. 1902.
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Advance Threshers and Engines, McCormick Headers,
Reapers and Mowers; Flying Dutchman Gang Plows,
Tiger, McSlicrry and Buckey Drills.
Ws carry in Stock
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W H IT E C O LLAR L IN E
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE
-sis:
STR. BAILEY CATZERT
I tally r o u n i trip « « -ire p l H a n d a r .
V
cr was all th a t could be desired,
T I M E CARO.
le a v e I'o r tla n d
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7 A. M
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and with the gay suits of the hall
r la
7 r. M
D Í» i 4
tossers and the bright display of
If you want to see a nicely ar-
Colleeti«wis made at all points on Far-
colors on the grandstand, the ranged, elegant stock of fnrnitur , ^ p , , ^ transfer« sold on New York,
T h e D allos P o r tla n d R o u te .
grounds had quite a gala appear- stf P into G<™ge Brock’s store. He jyn 1 ranciaco, Portland and H onolulu,
STE A M E R S
ance
has, we believe, as extensive a stock a'*au-
Umpire Myers called the game of furniture as can be found east of
W. O. HADLEY,
at half-past two with Goldendale
mountains. Special attention
at the bat. The firstinning passed s h o u ld be given his new and up- (JCUJ
Ihally T rip « E x c e p t H o lid a y .
< ff without a score, as did the sec- bi-date typewriter desk« and tables,
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which are beauties.
ond and third. In tlie fourth the
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visitors made two tallies, adding
>f a M a n t - 1® t o Y o u ,
G a v e |*ortlan>l M « n ., W e d ., F r id a y , 7 A . M
MORO ANO ANTELOPE
Ix-ave T h e I»alle« T u r * „ T b u r * ., M at., 7 A. M
another in the seventh and 3 in the And say some other salve, oint-
ninth, making their score G in all. ment, lotion, oil or alleged healer Mail Orders Attended to Promptly
S tr . “METLAKO.”
FOB ALL KINDS OF HARVESTING AND FARM MACHINERY
Moro did not score until the fifth is as gofxl as Bucklen’s Arnica
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
lx-ave P o rtla n d Tue«.. T lm r« .. Ha».,
7 A. M
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inning, when she made 2, which, Salve, tell him th irty years of mar-
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Ix-ave T h e l*ultea M o n .. W i-d.. F r id a y , 7 A . M
with 1 in the seventh and 2 in the velous cures of piles, burns, boils, V e r w a r e , M t l S l C a l In ­
lA n d ln c . Fo o t o f A ld e r Ml . P o rtla n d . O.
eighth, brought her rcore up U) 5 ,'cfirns, felons, idetrs, cuts, scalds, stru m e n ts, D iam onds
B O T H 'P H O N C B M A IN 3 S I .
leaving Goldendale a victor by 1 bruisce and skin , eruptions prove! and J g W ô I t V
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it s the best and cheapest 25c, at
AG ENT«
*a '*y.
all drug stores.
¡ J o h n M . F lllo o n . . . .................... T h e U n llre , Or
The Moro boys have had bard
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A. J. T ilt h.r
A o to rtS .O r
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luck lately, being in three games
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1429 NEW YORK AVE.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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so close that only one run in each
It. It. U llb r e ih ..........................
I .v ie . w »<h
John M T o t l o n
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H l e v r n u m . W 'a eh
event stood between them and vic­
8 o llo lt o r * o f A m e ric a n an d F o re ig n P a te n ta , D o o Ig n a .T ra d o m e rlie .C a e y -
lle t ir v <)lo i«tci»d ...................
. C a r i o n , w e e li
W u i. M u lle r
...................... M u lle r, W aeh
tory. Owing to the accident to
rlg h te .
W ill re tu rn fe e If P a te n t la n o t e o eu ro d . S en d fo r
f . w. « t ik ' i i t o n ............ in o it i a n h . or
In v o n to r'a G u id o , o r M o w to G o t e P a te n t.
Pitcher Dunl a r’s forearm on Thurs­
P a F M e n tio n t h ia P a p e r a n d s o e u rs s p e c ia l ra te s .~ w s
day, Jerry Madden of the Was'O
S EW IN G M A C H IN E
team pitched on Friday for Gol-
dendale.
He pitched an excellent Do not l»e jh-^ lvf-fl by thone who ad-
v<-rti-4; a
H<-wing Alncliine for
game owing, as some people say, to
(20.00. TI i I m kind of a inn< bine can
be b o u g h t from uh or any of our
“ the shrewd coaching of Umpire
deak-rs from (15.00 to $18.00.
Myers,” whose ruling-», it might he
W C M A K E A V A R IE T Y .
R f X T IK il T K I l I . A M P w m m ode th ere h o rn hn»«e
said here, gave very general dis-at- THE NEW H0ME IS THE BEST,
m a n y " llhn 'n r "aa « ikm I a»“ It piarm i npnei Ute m erket. Sem e
er-ro rvf.n M id U> BO " Im pro vem ent« aa It. O ne by one
Digests
what
you
eat.
isfaction to the home team and a
The Feed determine« the strength or
Uixy faU by th e way .h ie, fur e ip e rle u e a provee th a t there le
oolÿ «Ute U u ip th a t lx rnally t a tt e r , and w e m ake th a t, too,
I t artIQrlally d i g i t s tho food and aids
n imber of the spectators.
weakness of Hewing Maehlm*. The
N
ature
in
strengthening
and
recon­
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r
D o u b le
e o in b im d w ith otln-r
structing tho exhausted digestive or­
Meach of Moro pitched a fine strong |M«ints mnk<-H the .New lf« » iu c
N T E R E S T I i tx ln t dltplived la Ot«
he
a s
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
A full line of Buggies, Wagons, Hacks,
Pumps and Windmllis of the best
makes.
P3X T R A S
P A T E N T S GUARANTEED !
N
NEWME
game, striking out 11 men.
G*e beat Hewing Machiue to buy.
^8 (Oi CIRCULARS
Murphy, who caught (or tie
llOIDB team, ¡8 also worthy of men- WO Iiiu n u iu c tu rn u n d prices b c io ie p u rc lia jiiiig
lion
The „¡.cher . n J catcher
HralNE 60.
can’t win a game alone, however;
OMM( MABS
and a few unlucky <rrou just at 2HunionHq. N. Y - . c i i I coko J i i ., A t la n t a ,o a .,
. . . i H L b u u U .M o ., lA tllaa,T *tx.,H an F ra n c U c o ,C a l
the critical moment, together with
r0R gALt ay
odol
Dyspepsia Cure
gans. I t Is tho latest discovered dlgest-
tue of emokelete p o v d e r e tad
lacketed bullet» la large calibre rIRee.
an tan d tonic. No other preparation
A U calibre bullet w ei(hln| 600
I t In­
(n in e (Ires a »hock Io lar|« game thef «he can approach it In efficiency.
email bore« cea no« alveye be depended on stantly rellcvesand permanently cures
^ * rUn Model IRB9 Mepeeiere have
DyHp<-|>sla,
Indigestion,
H
eartburn,
Special Smokeleoe S«eel’’ bárrele. For
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
“/>•'> d»«e Inlormeilaa ece our c a í a l o « .
Melted lor 3 titm p t.
Sick Headache, Gastralgla, Cramps and
n
T h e M a r u n F ir e A r m s C o .
N E W MAVBN. O O M N ,
all other resultant imperfectdlgcstlon.
PrlroSAc. and |l. Ijcryoelr.orontalne >H tin t re
em ail «laa. Rook a ll a l« o u td y»p ep «lan io tlo d frso
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