Moro bulletin. (Moro, Or.) 1902-1902, July 31, 1902, Image 3

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    CLEARANCE SALE
T H IS ENTIRE STOCK
A T
COS T
G rant Kellogg mado a trip to
The Dalles yesterday.
Ben I’cetz was a visitor from his
store at Kent on Tuesday.
Vacuum Fruit Jara at the Sher­
man Trading Co. B«at on earth.
George Sells has taken a position
with W. C. Stranahan in the new
l-eadcr store.
Born Near Monkland, July 30,
to the wife of Peter Dillinger, an
eight-pound daughter.
0. W. Axtell went to Biggs yes­
terday to meet his daughter, who
ha* been on a visit to Portland.
Discard your old hnt and buy a
new one. You can afford it; they
are telling at coat
the “ Leader."
Sec ad.
C. M. Redfield left for Ida home
at Albany on yesterday’* train.
E. M. M<ach has been doing
aome artistic painting and varnish
ing in the Ginn build i ng thin week.
Albert Hneider came up on Tues-
daay’a train. He intends to sew
sacks for some throahing outfit.
A big tank of oil passed t ip the
line to Shaniko on Tuesday, for
use on tho Columbia Soutliern en­
gines.
..BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME..
I W IL L D O IT FO R Y O U .
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L^ ign W RITIN G
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D E C O R A T IN '} ,
E S T IM A T E S F R E E
O N A P P L IC A T IO N
AND
CARRIAGE
PAINTING f
Boh Dear ia now a lonely, tear­
ful widow. His wife went up to
Shaniko tor a two weeks* visit with
DID YOU KN O W
her mother yesterday.
The beautiful new Methodist
1 have purchased the »lock r f Cao. 1». l.'iginbcthan
church at Grass Valley was dedi­
»!' t <•., and io order to inake room for a new line of
cated on Sunday last.
A large
goo<1a w ill ar|| thia E n tire Stock at Coat
Is one of the best papers published on tha
Mrs. Hall, head cook at tho City contingent of Moro people a t­
Pacific Coast, or any other place? Did you
kn .w we can give you the Weekly Oregonian
Hotel, is rusticating in the cook­ tended.
and the Bulletin one year, cash down, for
V a c a tio n D a y s .
house of llobt. Kaacberg during
Vacation time is here, and the
harvest.
children
are fairly living out of
Self-sealing Vacuum Fruit Jars,
doors.
There
could l»e no health
l>est can in the market today, at
Moro Implement Co. Gives u ni­ ier place for them. You need only
to gunrd against tho accidents in­
versal satisfaction.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. SUBSCRIBE HOW.
cidental to moat open air sports.
Jam ia Snipes, of the Diamond
Groceries, Family Supplies, Ladies’ and Gents’ Fur­
No remedy equals DeW itt’s Witch
llour mills, 'The Dalles, was in town
nishing Goods, Kata, Capa, Boots, Shoe«, Rubber
ZZikXiVjT rz '
q
Hazel Salve for quickly stopping
on Tuesday, looking up hia custo­
Good*, Blankets, Comforts, O verall* and Drees Goods,
pain
or
removing
danger
of
serious
a t absolutely the lowest price at which they can bo
m e r s and taking orders.
conreuuer.cr e. For cuts scalds and
purchased.
I-oat—On the road between Moio wounds. “ I used DeW itt’s Witch
Crass V a lle y , O ro g o n .
and DeMoes, a chain purse. The H ard Salve for sores, cuts and
tinder can keep the money therein bruises,” says B. L. Johnson, Swift,
The Academy, under new management, with able and ex per- £
if he will return the purse to the Tex. “ It is the best remedy on the
m arket.” Sure cure for piles and
lenccd teachers in every department, offers the ym ng p. op - <f<
Bulletin office.
Middle Oregon excellent advantages in fitting for U N IV E R S IT Y ,'
skin diseasi-s. Beware of counter­
TEA CH IN G . Business, or active life.
Mrs. Idis Henderson, who has feits. Geo. N. Bolton.
bought out Miss Bella* millinery
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N e e d M o r a H e lp .
RECULAR HiCH SCHOOL COLLECE PREPARATORY, TeACrE.TS’ AWD
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stock, wishes to inform the public
Often the overtaxed organs of d i­
BUSINESS COURSES, W ITH SPECIAL FA C ILITIES FuB M U SIC.
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that she will sell her stock of hats gestion cry out for help by dye-
from now on at coat.
¡»epbia’s pains, nausea, dizziness,
Boarding department for both sexes under direct supervision cf J
the Faculty. Address for information,
If you want a bargain in a styl­ headaches, liver complaints, bowel
ish shirtwaist, c«>mo to the “ Lead­ disorders. Such troubles call for
h TER M S REASO NABLE.
tDWARO 8 . PACE, A M ., PlHN. "
er.” There isn’t a last year's prompt use of Dr. King’s New Life
waist in the stock. They are go­ Fills. They arc gentle, thorough
John Forties of Hood River ia ing at Coat. See ad.
and guaranteed to cure. 25c at
he
oro
ulletin
helping George Hennngin with his
E It. Hickson and W. W. Clay­ all druggists.
harvest.
THURSDAY
J fl.Y («, l<A»
S h e r m a n C o u n t y 's L a n d s .
ton went fishing to the Deschutes
I have a couple of houses for on Sunday. Hickson wasaa usual
The wonderful productiveness of
i rent in Moro. M. Fitzmaurice, successful. Of Clayton’s luck the Sherman county has never been
IN A N O A R O U N D T O W N .
Miss Ida Mowry ia now out in City Hotel.
fully understood, even by her own
leaet said the better.
her father'a cook wagon, feeding
Henry Smith brought in a wag-
citizens.
Here is a county th at is
Mrs. Redfield says Moro people
the hungry harveat handa.
onload of chickens to the City should feel proud of their pretty about the smallest in area of anv
Heydt ,V Co. of Moro have on Hotel Saturday.
little city, when compared with the in the state, hut when it comes to
hand a large »lock of double and
Overallal Overalla! Overalls, forlorn looking hamlets she passed wheat producing we find that one-
single harness, and also all kinds Overalls at wholesale prices at the on her journey West.
sixth of the entire crop of wheat
of the state of Oregon is harvested
of heavy work harnc«*.
“ Leader." See ad.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M Redfield ar­
Here ia an opportunity for every
Taylor Bergen and Irwin Pike rived in town from Omaha on the in this little county. Not only does
one in Sherman county to l>e well became members of the Odd Fal­ 29th. They will spend a month in she produce an immense crop of
wheat, but barley, oats, apples,
shod. Shoe* for men, women and lows lodge on Saturday eveniug.
a round of visits to parents and
peaches, plums, and nil kinds of
children at coat at the “ Leader.**
A. E. Hammond was a visitor to friends in Oregon before their re vegetables flourish and yield in
See ad.
Moro on Tuesday, having a refrac- turn to Nebraska.
abundance. The people are wide
Parties wanting timber claims tory tooth brought to time by Dr.
It was rejx>rted on Tuesday that awake and progressive, as is evi­
by the good schoolhouses
will do well to write or seo M. Fill Idleman.
Julius Wiley had lost his eyesight, denced
in every locality.
mauriee, Moro, Or. He has aome
Emmett Sella is running the city the result of a bursting soda-water
Land is cheap, selling from $5 to
yellow pine, 2 | million feet to the pumping engine for W. E. Getzs. bottle at Shaniko last week. Later
$15 per acre, and all within easy
i section, 3 miles from a driveable No better mun could be found for accounts say he was not so badly reach of market.
stream. Now railroad in course of the position.
Persons desiring to know more of
hurt after all, and will save his
construction. Apply at once.
Sherman
county would do well to
eyes.
Miss Ora Read of Eugene regis­
Nobody know« Tracy is running
address
O.
P. Hulse, Moro, Oregon,
tered at the City Hotel this week.
A simple method to preserve eggs
who takes great pleasure in giving
a threshing outfit in thia county. She ia selling some useful and en­
is to grease them before they are information concerning its resour­
Well, ha ia, all the «sine; aa the tertaining literature.
cool after being laid. This pro­ ces and possibilities.
cook-house with his name on the
cedure is so successful that eggs
Johnny
Christensen
was
in
town
aide pulled out of town for the
N o t i c e to S h i p p e r s .
so treated are said to l»e as fresh to
grain fields on Wednesday. I.ater from hia ranch on Tuesday, it is
Effective July 1st, the basis of
the
taste
when
weeks
and
even
- We understand Ix>uia l’eeti hat needless to say he ia up to his eyes
months old as they are when eaten charges for foreign line cars is
in business harvesting.
charge of tho outfit.
changed from a mileage to a per
WM. HOGGARD, Prop.
There is no love lost between anJiour after being laid.
diein basis, and on that account
Hadley's regulator ia one of the
Dido Goffln and Sandy Kennedy.
A C h r is te n in g .
this company fiuds it necessary to
lineal descendants of that time-
It is curious, but theae two doge
Pcrhapa
a
more
appropriate
assess a demurrage charge of one
honored grandfather’s clock that
never meet without wanting to heading for this article would be dollar per day cr fraction of a day,
stopped short when the old man scrap.
“ A Rechristening,” for such it was. on all cars held over 24 hours to
died. Mr. Hadley’s clock stopped
We print envelopes just like the For the second time in its history load or unload. Sundaysand legal
short on hie departure for Collins,
government, if you prefer that style the “ Pioneer Brick Block” of this holidays not counted in time held.
and has aliliolutcly refused to budge
of printing, and at a very moder­ city has received an appellation by
In order to give quick action to
until hia return.
ate charge over the price of the which it was intended to be known cars and avoid payment of demur­
C. P. Ragsdale heard from his stamped envelope. Call on us for among the people of Sherman Co. rage charges, we respectfully re­
HAY ANO C R A iN -FOR SALE.
sheep, which are being aununered particulars.
No doubt the readers of the Bulle­ quest the co-operation of nil sh ip ­
back of Caleb, In Crook county, on
It pays to advertise in the Bulle­ tin aro aware that the original pers by taking quick action in load­
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Monday. The sheep aro in < barge tin. Already Moore Bros. A Ginn name “ Pioneer Brick” was con­ ing aud unloading carload freight.
s o
C. E. L y t i . k . G. F. A.
of Cland Rigdon, who says they have sold live of their Little Giant ferred because tho doorplate is
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are doing fine. Hia camp is pretty threshers. The last sale was to made of typo act by the missionar­
If you like tho Bulletin, send
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near the dangor line where iheep Hendricson A Fagan, of Wasco ies in 1868,
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are known to be shot up in that county. The machine looks very
Its new name, “The Leader,” numbers filled full of news during
country.
complete, with its gasoline engine was designated by Mr. W. C. Stran­ tho year. If you haven’t got the
The Little Giant thresher, sold attachment.
ahan, the proprietor of the store, dollar handy, just write us (or call
M o t h e r A lw a y s K e e p s It H a n d y .
by Moore Broa. A Ginn, Moro, ia
and as such it was rechristened on upon us), saying «0, and wo will
“ My mother suffered a long time July 22d, the year 1902. In view send tho paper right along, and
one of the beat machines of the
you pay us at your convenience.
kind on tho market. The thresher from distresaing pains and general of the eternal fitness of things this This is fair, is it not?
and gasoline engine to run it can ill health due prim arily to indiges­ is a most appropriate name, as it
P o l s o n In « t h e S y s t e m .
bo bought for a tithe of tho price tion,’’ says L. W. Spalding, Ver­ signifies tha position which the
It
is
through tho bowels that the
paid for (ho larger outfits. Ono of ona, Mo. “Two years ago I got store will occupy from now on.
body
is
cleansed of impurities.
It will be n “ leader” in every in­
these machines threshed 115 sacks her to try Kodol. She grew better
Constipation
keeps thoao poisons
of gruin in 4 hours on a farm near at once, and now, nt the age of sev­ stance; a leader in lowness of price,
M oro, Oregon.
in tho system, causing headache,
town last wack, from straw kept enty-six, eats anything she wants, a leader in quality of goods, a lead­
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dulness and melancholia at first,
over from last year. A carload of remarking that she fears no had er in style, a leader in recognizing
then unsightly eruptions and final­
these machines, latest improved effects, as she has her bottle of Ko­ that there are two ends of a bar­
ly serious illness unless a remedy
and better than ever, aro expected dol handy.” Don’t waste time doc­ gain nnd treating its customers is applied. DeW itt’s Little Early
r<
The hotel of the City.
Here is g
in town daily. Como in and figure toring symptoms. Go after the fairly, a lender in courtesy to the Risers prevent this trouble by stim ­
where you find the traveling men.
for the outfit. With ono of these cause. If your stomach is sound tradespeople, nnd last but not least ulating tho liver and promote easy,
doctors, clergymen, professional >’
you have a dead cinch on your your health will he good. Kodol a leader in promoting tho interests healthy action cf the bowels. These
and other men, and square meals.
crop. No need to wait until your rests the stomach nnd strengthens of Moro and doing its share to­ little pills do not act violently, but
by strengthening the bowels enable
neighbor is through; you can the body by digesting your food. wards making this city the best them to perfoim their own work.
M . f i t z m a u r i c e . p r o p r ie t o r FINE, CLEAN SERVICE THROUGHOUT
thresh when you please and with It is nature’s own tonic. Goo. N. trado center for miles of surround­ Never gripe or distress. Geo. N.
« A T E S
R E A S O N A B L E .
ing country.
Bolton.
Bolton.
the ordinary help on tho ranch.
For Thirty Days
THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN
$ 1 .7 5 ?
MIDDLE OREGON ACADEMY,
COME
TO
“ THE
j
LEADER.”
W. C. STRANAHAN, Prop.
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B
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Blue Barn livery Stable -
First-Class Teams and Rigs
and good men to drive them
Q U IC K D R A Y IN C A S P E C IA L T Y
ATTENTION, FARMERS I
I have made arrangements to b u y |
wheat this fail in Sherman County, and g
will pay the highest market price.
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply u
farmers with what they require.
R. J. G IN N .
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