CLEARANCE SALE
T H IS E N T IR E STO CK
Geo Bolton has the famous Rob
inson hs’.h cabinet. Complete, $5
Vacuum Fruit Jara at the Sher
man Trading Co. Best on earth.
Discard your old hut and buy a
new one. You can afford it; they
are veiling s t cost at the “ le a d e r.”
See gd.
Dishes of every description and
f<r«v«ry occasion going at a big
aarriQc - nt the Leader.
Later accounts say the dam ag
ing lire at Wasco took place on
Voss V sulaiidinghsm 'afarm . Six
teen hundred narks of thresher!
grain were burned, besides several
acres standing. Tom Sink lost bis
separator in the conflagration.
R. P. Dear and son Maurice a r
rived yesterday.
Bob brought
soma dandy flies along. When we
see these handsome insects we a l
ways remember some lines we saw
somewhere Shakespeare, perhaps;
“ Fitz, I can call spirits from the
vasty deep.
Aye, Bob; but will they come, old
..BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME..
W IL L D O IT FO R Y O U .
...J . M. BRITTEN....
ON
P A IN T IN G A N D D E C O R A T IN G .
Holf-scaling Vacuum Fruit Jars,
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IM A T E S F R E E
liest can in the market today, at
x
O N A P P L IC A T IO N
Moro Implement Co. Give» u ni
SIGN WRITING AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
versal satisfaction.
Joists and flooring are being laid
in L. K. Moore's brick. The buil
ding will be ready for occupaocy
DID YOU KNOW
in a couple of weeks.
E Peoples baa finished thresh
I have purchased the stock cl Geo. I*. Higinbctham
ing hia wheat. He has 115 sacks.
«V Co., and In order to make room (or a new line ol
feller?”
Tins is the first of the new crop
Is one ol the l»est papers published on the
goods will aell thia Entire Stock at Coat
! threshed in this neighborhood.
Pacific Coast, or any other place? Did you
V a c a tio n D a y s .
know we can give you the Weekly Oregonian
The Wright boy ia the tight boy
Vacation time is here, and the
and the Bulletin one year, cash down, for
in the right place as a street- children are fairly living out of
sprinkler.
lie does his work well doors. There could be no health-
and ia to t>e commended for it.
irr place for them. You ne«-d only
Ixiet- On the road between Moro to guard against the accidents in-1
and DeMoss, a chain purs«*. The cidental to most open air sj>orte. I
I finder can keep the money therein No remedy equals DeWitt's Witch
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. SUBSCRIBE NOW.
if he will return the purse to the Hazel Salve for quickly slopping
Groceries, Family Hupplua, l.adiea* and Gents’ Fur«
pain or removing danger of serious
■ Bulletin office.
nlabing Goods, d ata, Caj»e, Boots, Shoe«, Rubber
consequences. For cuts, scalds and
Mrs.
Idis
Henderson,
who
has
Goods, Riaoksts. Comforts, Overalls and Press Goods,
wounds. “ I u»ed DeWitt’s Witch
l»oug)il out Miss H«IIs’ millinery H siel Salve for sores, ruts and
at alteolutely the lowest price at which they can he
purchased.
stock, wishes to inform the public ' l>rtii«es,” says B. L. Johnson, Swift,
G ra s s V a lle y , O r e g o n .
that she will sell her stock of h its Tex. “ It is the Iwst remedy on the
m arket.” Sure cure for piles and
from now on st cost.
The Academy, under new management, w ith able and ix p e r - £
skin diseases. Beware of counter
If you want a bargain in a styl- j feits. Geo. N. Bolton.
’ ie need teachers in every departm ent, offers the young ¡»copie of
ish shirtwaist, come to tho “ lx-ad-
» M iddle Oregon excellent advantages in fittin g fo r U N IV E R S IT Y ?
J u a t Lo ok A t H a r .
/ T E A C H IN G , Business, ot active life.
, or.” There isn’t a last year's
Whence came that sprightly
waist in the stock. They are go-
step, faultless skin, rich, rosy com
RECULAR HICK SCHOOL, COLLECE PREPARATORY, TEACHERS' ANO
A
; ing at coat. See ad.
BUSINESS COURSES, WITH SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR MUSIC.
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plexion, smiling face? She looks
Oriental splendor in colorings
good, feels good. Here’s her se
and design« may t*e found in many
Boarding departm ent for both sexes under direct supervision o f^
cret. She uses Dr. King’s New
■ the Faculty. Address for information,
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homes in Moro. A look through
Life Pills. Result all organs ac
these houses tells ihs tale of pros
tive, digestion good, no headaches, : T E R M S R E A S O N A B L E .
EoWARD 3 . PACE, A . M ., P r IH.
fr-iA vy
ttuuacv
y?casrswon, m ass »* perity In some direction.
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no chance for “blues.” Try them .
Wm. Henrichs and family have yourself. Only 25c at all drug
Fulton was in town Mon gone to Collins for a m onth's out stores.
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he
oro
ulletin day Judge
on probate business.
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I
ing. As he has with him all sorts
S h a r m a n C o u n t y '» L a n d s .
of
fishing
supplies
we
know
that
he
At'«.. 7. i«e»>
Overalls! Overalls! Overalls!
TIIC R A D A Y
The wonderful productiveness of
Overalls at wholesale prices at the is not out for hie health solely.
IN A N D A R O U N D T O W N .
Sherman
county has never been
"Lsader.” Hee ad.
A neat letter of farewell H onour
fully understood, even by her own
Mrs. Mitchell will teach school
Fred Peeta met with a painful table from K. M. Shutt, who h a s' cilitens. Here is a county that is
at IbM o n * lic it term.
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accident on Monday last, lie got l»een elected sheriff of Morrow about the smallest in area of anv ♦
Gat your typewriter supplies and
his wriat almost broken bv a kick county. Mr. Shutt states he has in the state, but when it comes to
inka of Oto. Bolton, Moro.
! from a vicious horse.
laid down the pan for the sword. wheat producing we find that one-
Oscar Prrx hstel started tothrseh
The old Backet store building, If he has, let him grasp the hilt sixth of the entire crop of wheat I
for J. It. Mowry on Monday.
now occupied by the Palace Rea- and get out after Tracy.
of tho state of Oregon is harvested
Our courtyard fance looks much ' taurant, is slowly but surely chang
A report of a big fire comet from in this little county. Not only does
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better sines R. M. Brash put on ing its outside appearance.
near Wasco, several acres of grow- ' she produce an immense crop of
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the finishing touches.
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1 Johnny Saxe and wife left for ing grain and some settings being wheat, but barley, oats, apples,
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A . E. Ilniuiuond was in town on the pretty little town of Biggs on burnt, together with n valuable ¡«aches, plums, and all kinds of
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Monday from >banikr> Mra. H am Monday. Johnny has charge of separator.
Who save it ia folly j vegetables flourish and yield in
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mond came along to take cars of the W. W. M. Co. warehouse there. to insure your grain and secure abundance. Tho people arc wide
awake and progressive, as is evi
him.
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G. C. Yintin is running the Col payment for a year’s labor in case denced by the good schoolhouses
$
of
accident?
Heydt A Co. of Moro have on umbia Southern warehouse while
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in every locality.
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Sain Welton and wife, of G irrsrd, 1 Land is cheap, selling from $5 to
hand a large stock of double and Steve Haves is enjoying himself
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single harness, and also all kinds amongst the mertnaida down at 111., arrived in town on the train 115 per acre, and all within easy
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reach
of
market.
Tuesday, on a visit to their daugh
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of heavy work harness.
Collins.
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Persons desiring to know more of
ter, Mrs. W. B. Johnson.
Mr.
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Here is an opj>orturity for every
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W. B. McCoy has been appointed
Sherman county would do well to ;
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one in Sherman county to l»e well sole agent for the celebrated H azel Welton has a nice home near G ir
address
O.
P.
Hulse,
Moro,
Oregon,
ard,
and
is
a
farmer
of
the
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shod. Shoes for men, women and wood ics cream, of Portland. It is
who takes great pleasure in giving
children at cost at the “ Leader.” the perfection of the icecream m ak order. He raises corn, w heat,oats, information concerning its resour
and all kinds of farm products, be ces and possibilities.
See sd.
er's art. On sale every day.
sides running quito a large bunch
We wish again to draw attention
N o tic e to S h ip p e rs .
We print envelops just like the of cattle.
to the excellent castings done at government, if you prefer that style
Effective
July 1st, the basis of
David Junkin met with a severe
the foundry. No necessity to send of printing, and at a very moder
charges
for
foreign line cars is
accident while hauling goods to
East or snvwhsre else for extras ate charge over the price of the
WM. HOGGARD, Prop.
Ajax last week. Hia brake gave changed from a mileage to a per
when they can be had cheaper and stamped envelope. Cull on us for
way, and the wagon being heavily diem basis, and on that account
just as good at horns.
particulars.
laden the horses could not hold it this company finds it necessary to
Parties wanting timber claims
We were pleased to see the sm il back. The result was a runaway, assess a demurrage charge of one
will do well to write or see M. Fit«« ing face of Mr. McCulloch of Kent and Mr. Junkin was thrown out dollar per day or fraction of a day,
manriee, Moro, Or. Ho has some on our streets Monday. He has and his foot severely crushed. The on all cars held over 24 hours to
yellow pine, 2 j million feet to the jnst returned from the Valley, and
contents of the wagon were scat load or unload. Sundaysand legal
j ssetion, 3 miles from a driveable reports farmers in that locality
tered all over the hill, while the holidays not counted in time held.
stream. New railroad in course of prosperous and happy, hop fields
In order to give quick action to
wagon itself will he a wagon never
construction. Apply at once.
cars
and avoid paym ent of dem ur
tine and prices good.
no more.
Mr. Sella hail quite a disagree
HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE.
rage
charges, we respectfully re
The fire bell called the fire com
No necessity to save up the tim
quest the co-operation of all ship
able experience on Saturday last. pany to order yesterday, the blaxe
ber; oil is already taking the place pers by taking quick action in load
A scaffolding in the L. K. Moore Iwing north of town on Horace
ocococoooooocoocccco
of cordwood on river steamboats. ing and unloading carload freight.
brick tumbled down whilo being Strong’s ranch. When the brigade
C. i; l o u r . a . F. A.
Railroad engines on the Columbia
removed. The old gent was on top arrived they found the fire ontsidc
Southern will follow suit, and it is
If you like the Bulletin, send
ot the acaffolding when it felt, and the city limits and too fur for them
only a question of time when the
on
your dollar and you will get 52
got severely shaken up and a very
to render help with the hose. modest cook stove in Sherman
uuruliers filled full of news during
severe cut from a spike.
His nu Some 201) acres of stubble and pas
county will be operated with some
the year. If you haven’t got the
merous injuries are healing up fav ture were burnt, the tiro doing no
other fuel besides coal or wood.
dollar haudy, just write us (or call
orably.
other damage.
It is about time that a cheaper fuel
upon us), saying so, and we will
The Little Giant thresher, sold
came into use.
What with high
M o t h e r A lw a y s K s a p a It H a n d y .
eend the paper right along, and
by Moore Bros, A* Ginn, Moro, is
"My mother suffered a long time freight and dear wood people may you pay us at your convenience.
one of the beat machines of the
This is fair, is it not?
from distressing pains and general expect to freeze next winter.
kind on the market. The thresher
Mac Smith of Thirtymile, Gil
ill health due prim arily to indiges
P o is o n in g t h e S y s t e m .
and gasoline engine to run it can
tion,” says L. W. Spalding, V er liam county, had an exciting ex-
It
is
through the bowels that the
be bought for s tithe of the price
ona, Mo. “ Two years ago I got jierience with a wildcat while bath body is cleansed of impurities.
paid for the larger outfits. One of
her to try Kodol. She grew better ing in the creek one day last week. Constipation keeps these ¡»oisons
these machines threshed 115 sacks
Moro, Oregon.
nt once, and now, at the age of sev It seems the cat, not being in the in the system, causing headache,
of grain in 4 hours on a farm near
>ix>Oix>Dcoooooooooooooooooooo-cocooocxx;cocco;
enty-six, eats anything she wants, habit of seeing a naked man wal dulness and melancholia at first,
town last wsek, from straw kept
remarking that she fears no had low around in tho water, took Mac then unsightly eruptions and final
over from lAtt year. A carload of
effects, as she has her hottie of Ko for a hippopotamus anil proceeded ly serious illness unless a remedy
these machines, latest improved
dol handy.” Don't waste time doc to give the alarm to all other cata- is applied. DeWitt’s Little Early
The hotel of the City.
Here is
and better than ever, are expected
toring symptoms. Go after the wnmps io that section. This was Risers prevent this trouble by stim
where
you
find
the
traveling
men,
in town daily. Como in and figure
cause.
If your stomach is sound tho feline’s undoing, as Mac, with ulating the liver and promote easy,
doctors, clergymen, professional
for the outfit. W ith one of these
healthy
action
«f
the
bowels.
These
your health will he good.
Kodol out waiting to don his hahliments, little pills do not act violently, but
and other men, and square meals, y
you have a dead cinch on your
rests tho stomach and strengthen* we presume, proceeded for his gun l>y strengthening the bowels enable
M . F IT Z M A U R IC E . P r o p r ie t o r FINE, CLEAN SERVICE THROUGHOUT h
crop. No need to wait until your
and plugged the cat, thereby secur them to perfonn their own work.
neighbor is through; you can the body by digesting your food.
R A T E S
R E A S O N A B L E .
thresh when you please and with It is nature’s own tonic. Geo. N. ing the $2 bounty and the hide for Never gripe o; distress. Geo. N.
Bolton.
an
undershirt.
I
Bolton.
the ordinary help on the ranch.
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MIDDLE OREGON ACADEMY,
COME
TO
“THE
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Blue Barn Livery
F irst-C la ss T e a m s a n d Rigs
a n d good m en to d riv e th e m
Q U IC K D R A Y IN C A S P E C IA L T Y
ATTENTION, FARM ERS!
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I have made arrangements to buy |
wheat this fa!! in Sherman County, and 8
will pay the highest market price.
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply §
farmers with what they require.
R. J. G IN N ,
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