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About Moro bulletin. (Moro, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1902)
j» k » M u K s r * n 'u**ïjwm»îi Ytuactwrrt Auau BEAR T H A T DATE IN M IN D For it is the last day on w hich you can purchase yo u r supplies COST “ LEADER.” AT T H E Rrrneml *r that you have only S I X T IC K X DAYS trxno in which Io avail yotiradf of the I L O W E ST 1 P R IC E S j ever made in a (irm ral Merrl indue Si re m Sherrnan Countv. lKm’t wait until t inn trow, Don't wait until the day after that; If you want the most tor your money, Buy now at « The Leader,” \V. C. STRANAIIAX, Prop, M ORO >vkA>'r- - OREGON, * <- . w» . - T he M oro B u lletin . TIIUUSOAV - At «. I.». I«*»J IN A N D A R O U N D T O W N . It . M . Brash ia painting W. O. 11*dle> '• reai 1« nee. Gat your typewriter anpplira and inka of Gao. Bolton, Muro. Miaa Veda Fraaor ia in town taking (he teacher'« examination. K. F. Fay of Portlan I was in town Wadneaday, telling doctor»' auppliea Heydt & Cl. of Moro have on hand n large ht«! k of double and tingle harne*«, and nlao all kinds of heavy work harne*«. The meeting lime of the A. O I'. W. ha* been changed from every Tuesday night to thefiratand third Mondays in every month. W. II. Moore made a trip to The Pallet yesterday, on business in connection with the proposed line of road from Bigg* to The Dallea. Parties wanting timbor claims will do well to write or ace M. Fill- Maurice, Moro, Or. He ha* some yellow pine, 2 | million feet to the | section, 3 miles front a drivoablo stream. Neer railroad in court« of c instruction. Apply nt once. Tom Hadkina met w ith a m ri«»u* Occident on Monday while driving n header wagon near PeMo*«. Go ing dow a hill the wagon tipped over, throwing Mr. Hadkina to the ground, lie suffered a bad frac ture of the collarbone and several hruikct. Hi* injuries were prom pt ly attended to by l)r. Guilin, and the obi gentleman, according to latest accounts, is doing well. The Little Giant thresher, sold by Moore Bros. A Ginn, Moro, is one of the best machines of the kind on the market. The thresher and gasoline engine to run it can be bought for a tithe of the price paid for the larger outfit*. Ono of theso machines threshed 115 sacks of grain in I hours on a farm near town last week, from Btrnw kept over from last year. A carload of these machines, latest improved and better than eve-, arc expected in town daily. Como in and figure for the on!fit. W ith ono of these you have a dead cinch on your crop. No need to wait until your neighbor ia through; you can thresh when you pleai'o and with the ordinary help on the ranch. j ir r a s ? ' J. B. Hosford returned home on yesterday's tram . Pinner Party catsup in one gal lon cans for f»Oc at the leader. A. J. Swift of Wamic was over on a visit to his son Jack this week. Pon t fotget that you can buy a new pair of overalls at the leader for hall the price you would pay elsewhere. Farmer* and others taka notice I am s e llin g curdwruxl. Special terms for cadi by the carload. M. F itzm nuriee . H W. Tra<y and w ife, of Elber ton. Wash , arriv'd Monday. Mr. T. will act ns road master for the C. S. By. nt this point. W. B. McCoy has been appointed sole agent for the celebrated Hazel wood ice cream, of Portland. It is the perfection of the icecream m ak er’s art. On sale every day. A. B. Ford, agent for the C. S. Kv. nt Gras* Valley, met with an accident while riding on a speoder thia week. I. J. Keffer has charge of the olTu e until hi* recovery. Wc punt envelopes just like the government, if you prefer that style of printing, and at a very moder ate charge over the price of the stamped envelope. Call on us for particulars. John McGillivray, a sheepman from Shaniko, wa* a guest of the City Hotel on Tuesday, on his re turn from hospital in Portland, lie has been suffering from typhoid ft ver, hut is now convalescent. Col. K. B. Pc Yoe, auditor of the Columbia Southern, arrived in town from Shaniko on Monday. Mr. PeYoe h it on a ppecial car for Riggs Tuesday. Ilis many friends in Moro wero very pleased to see him. T o M y F r ie n d s . It is with joy I tell you what Kodol ditl for me. 1 wa* troubled with my stomach for several months. Upon being advised to use Kodol 1 did so, and words can not tell the good it ha* done me. A neighbor had dyspepsia so that ho had tried most everything. 1 told him to use Kodol. Words of gratitude have come to mo from him because I recommended it. Geo. W. Kry, Viola, lown. Health and strength of mind and body do- pend on tho stomach, and normal activity of tho digestive organs. Kodol, tho great reconstructive Notiow. tonic, cures all stomach and bowel 1 have bought several carload* of troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia. Wood and am prepared to roll the Kodol digest* any good food you aamo by the car or cord, 10 inch or eat. Take a dose after meals. U. N. Bolton. •1-foot. M. F itzmai kick . Misses Myrtle and Addia Izwis are visiting friends st Rufus. Goo. Bolton has tho famous Rob inson hath cabinet. Complete, 15. Mrs. I. J. Ktffcr was a Miro vis itor from Grass Valley on Tuesday. Vacuum Fruit Jara at the Hher- nian Trading Co. Beat on earth. School books for tho fall term will I ks in Sept. 1-10. Geo. Bolton. Jack Swift accompanied his fath er on his way home to Wamic yes terday. Two headers began work in sight of town, rutting oats and wheat for Doc Johnson. Arnold Moore arrived in town on Tuesday from California, on a visit to hi* father, W. H. Moore. When you need job printing do not forget tho Bulletin office. A fine quality of work turned out. E. W. W right of Portland, an employe of the Oregonian, regis tered at the City Hotel Tuesday. Self sealing Vacuum Fruit Jars, l>eet can in the market today, at Moro Implement Co. Gives u n i versal satisfaction. I. I). Pike had a fire in his grain yesterday which burned up 100 sacks of wheat. Mr. Pike was in sured like a wise man. Frank, the 11 year-old son of Lee Bunch, h a t his leg cut off above the knee by the cars at The Dalles on Saturday last. Lost— On tho road between Moto and PeMoas, a chain purse. The finder can keep the money therein if he will return tho purse to the Bulletin office. Jim McIntyre haulrd’in the ban ner load of wheat to the W. W. M. Co warehouse on Tuesday. f>400 I ounda was a pretty good load tor two rniall horse*. Mrs. Idis Henderson, who has (»ought out Miss Sells’ millinery stock, wishes to inform the public that she will sell her stock of hats from now on at cost. L. T. Parker, Chicago, a cousin of the Moore boys, was a city vis itor on Monday. Mr. Parker ia handling sc hool supplies and thinks of locating in this county. H A. Page shipped into Moro yesterday 25 head of fat cattle pur chased from Powne A McIntosh. The cattle are mostly all 3-year- old steers and ought to make good b ttl A cook named Taylor left the City Hotel on Sunday night and left Fitim aurice’a boaiders in for a late breakfast. Hotel men, look out for the son of a gun; he will leave you in the same fix. Lost At Long Beach Sunday night, a small purse containing a lady's bathing suit, a shirtwaist and two sodawater checks. Finder will be handsomely lewarded by returning it to Miss Blank. Teachers’ examination opened yesterday, with Mrs. A. A. Lyon and G. M. Frost assisting Superin tendent Ragsdale. Two young ladies took the examination. The result will appear in next issue. Pid yon see the “ wash-day” win dow at tho Leader? It is both in teresting and instructive, in that it show* how the maximum of clean liness may he maintained at the minimum of expenditure of money and clbow-greaso. Whence come* that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy com plexion, smiling face? ask* Pr. Kinguo. Here’* her secret. She uses my New Woman Pills. No, she doesn’t, doctor; tho girl’s just out from Iri land. The Rebekahs will give one of their famous social entertainments on Friday evening. A sumptuous repast will bo served and an enter taining program rendered, consist ing of music and recitations, comic and sentim ental. AU Rebekahs aro requested to don their best bib and tucker and he present. An alarm of fire was turned in from tho City Hotel on Sunday. A coal oil lamp was upset on some bedding by hoys, and a lively blaze wa* the consequence. Only for prompt help and the early arrival of the tiro brigade Fitzmauricc’s occupation would ho gone. A* it was, a bed and bedding went up in smoke. A C a t» o f P w r ltlp h y lltla . Fiidiiy last Mi»>o Greta Moore, th« only child of L. K. Moore, was taken suddenly ill, and Pr. Ixigan was sent for. Investigation dis closed the fact that th » little girl, who ia only ten years of age, was suffering from appendicitis, and | the doctor, deciding on operating, putting in a wire for Pr. Geiaen- dorffer, of The Pallet, who arrived that avening by ng. Pr. Logan informs us that as the operation progressed he found that it was a case of peritipbylilis,or an abscess in tb<* region of the appen dix, and one easily confused with ap|*endi<-itis without an operation 1» performed. The operation was very success ful, and lit'le Gre'.a bids fair to make an excellent recovery. ..BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME.. W IL L D O IT FO R Y O U . ..... T. M. BRITTEN.... C O N TR AC TO R P A IN T IN O ANO D C C O R A T IN O , E S T IM A T E S FR E E O N A P P L IC A T IO N SIGN WRITING AND CARRIAGE PAINTING DID YOU KN O W THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN Is one of the best papers published on the Pacific Coast, or any other place? Pid you know we can give you the Weekly Oregonian and the Bulletin one year, cash down, for J u s t Lo o k A t H o r . Whence came that sprightly step, faultiest skin, rich, rosy com plexion, striding face? Bhe looks good, fed a good. Here’s b*r se cret. She uses Pr. King's New Life Pills. Result all organs ac live, digestion good, no headaches, no chance fur ” bluet.” Try them ' r yourself. Only 25c at all z drug IK ► stores. j> j $1.75? THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. SUBSCRIBE NOW. MIDDLE OREGON ACADEMY, | C r a s s V a lle y , O r e g o n . G H is S itfh t T h r e a te n e d . ’ While picnicking laet m »nth my II-year old boy wa* poisoned bv some weed or plant,” says W. II. Dibble, of Sioux City, Ia. “ He rubbed the poison off hi* hands in- to his eyes, and for a while we were afraid he would lose his sight. Finally a neighbor recommend, d DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. The first application helped him, and in a few days he was a* well aa ever.” For skin ditesses,cuts,burns.a aids, wounds, insect L ie ', DeWitt's Witch Hasel Salve is sure cure. Relieves pile« at once. Beware of counterfeits. G. N. Bolton. ON j The Academy, under new management, with able and exper-W £ to 3 < ienced teachers in every departm ent, offers the young people of* X Middle Oregon excellent advantage* in fitting for U N IV E R S IT Y .’/ TEA CH IN G , Business, or active life. j m \ 'f* 3 RECULAR MICH SCHOOL COLLEGE PREPARATORY, TEACHEBS* AMD BUSINESS COURSES, WITH SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR MUSIC. a ? Boarding department for both sexes under direct supervision of the Faculty. Address for information, EoWAftt 5. PACE, A. M . P r Z m J £ TERM S R EA SO N A BLE. «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦«♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t S h e r m a n C o u n ty 's L a n d a . The wonderful productiveness of Sherman county has never been fully understood, even by her own citixen*. Here ia a county that is about the smallest in area of anv in the atate, but when it com« * to wheat producing we find that one- eixth of the entire crop of wheat of tho state of Oregon is harvested iu this little county. Not only docs , she produce an immense crop of wheat, but barley, oat*, apples, peache*, plum*, and all kinds of vegetables flourish and yield in abundance. The people are wide awake and progressive, a* is evi denced by the good schoolhouses in every locality. Land is cheap, selling from 15 to 115 per acre, and all within cosy reach of market. Persons desiring to know more of Sherman county would do well to address O. P. Hulse, Moro, Oregon, who take* great pleasure in giving information concerning its resour ces and possibilities. N o tic e to S h ip p e r s . Effective July 1st, the basis of charges for foreign line car3 is changed from a mileage to a per diem basis, and on that account this company finds it necessary to assess a demurrage charge of one dollar per day or fraction of a day, on all car* h d d over 21 hours to load or unload. Sundaysand legal holiday* not counted in time held. In order to give quick action to cars and avoid payment of demur rage charges, we respectfully re quest the co-operation of all ship pers by taking quick action in load ing and unloading carload freight. C. B L\ 11 r. Li t I If you like the Bulletin, send on your dollar and you will get 52 numbers filled full of news during tho year. If you haven’t got the dollar handy, just writo us (or call upon us), saying so, and we will send the paper right along, and you pay us at your convenience. This is fair, is it not? It N c o d s A T o n lo . There arc time* when your liver needs a tonic. Don’t givo purga tives that gripe and weaken. De W itt’* Little Early Riser* expel all poison from the system and act a* tonic to the liver. W. Scott, 531 Highland Ave., Milton, Pa., says: “ I have carried DeW itt's Little Early Risers with me for several year*, and would not lo without them.” Small and easy to take. Purely vegetable. They never gripe or distress. G. N. Boltou. Elrod & Moore. lue Barn J. T. BELCH EE, Prop. 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 G A S P E C IA L T Y H AY AN D G RAIN FOR SALE. >3COC ocoooccooocoooccccc o ATTENTION, FARMERS! f I have made arrangements to buy 3 ¡wheat this fall in Sherman County, and 8 will pay the highest market price. Grain sacks on hand, and can supply y farmers with what they require. R. J . G IN N , ‘‘ M oro, Oregon. >5x>oo<x>ooo^oo!>:)oc<xxx>oo<>oooeooo3occcooocccccc The hotel of the City. Here I* where you find the traveling men, doctors, clergymen, professional and other men, and square meal*. IL M . 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