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About Moro bulletin. (Moro, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1902)
T he M oro B ulletin . tflU R A D A V »' 1 ■ <H T. 1, !</*> IN A N D A R O U N D T O W N . 1 11 men's suits at lbs H. T Company, « bargain ai Dr. H«*ors <•! Wuooo wan a city visitor Tuea U y. (I. M K|»nonmnr» of K n it buiird a child Abmddy ls*t. Henry G* ao I i of Moukland a Moro via tor Monday. was Ralph Kennett of Gra«» Valley was a M o(o visitor Tue»« lay. Mr IIutfliea of K ih r Pi ».no holts* was a Moio visitor Ibis week. Don’t forget the horvist hall in Good school tablets Moro October 10th. at the “ Beehive.” for 6 cents Mr. ami Mrs. G. P. Wykoff have Ges. Bolton has the famous Rob sold tliri r restaurant to J. W. H oi inson bath cabinet. Complete, 95. le i i b»>ck and will soon depart for The Beehive is selling dry goods Idaho. it prices that can bo duplicated Dr. Login his rented the H o l only in the East. der residence, h luglit his furniture, Helf-sealing Vacuum Fruit Jars, in I somslhmg must t»e going to l»est can in the market today, at happen next month sure. Moro Implement Co. Gives uni Mrs. A. West came up Monday versal satisfaction. from Hood River where she had Thera was some discussion by he» n visiting. Hhe returned Tues the commissiunsrs aud county day to her bmnein Hiletx. court last week of taking hid« and A. W. Mohr ami It. K. Bait- having one doctor do tho whole of marsh were in town Hu rid ay, They the county work. had some business to transact in Mr. and Mrs. Hibner arrived in the country and left Monday. town from Germany Wednesday. Schoo! hooks for the fall term Miss I,ora Nelson a ill leech the urn now in. George Bolton. Erskiuville school this winter. Mr. und Mrs. Mowry went by Dr. Hugh Ijogm was up fiom The Dull« a Monday to visit nis sou. way <d the free bridge to The Dalles to «lay. They are going to Kohl I’. Dear returned Monday remain during the carnival. from his tu p to (lie Willamette Taxes will be delinquent Mon Valley. day Oct. fllh. After that date the 1«. I.. |\«elt and wife went to sheriff will have lo foroe collec Tin Dalles Tuesday to tukv in the tion. Don’t he caught napping. i arnivwl. Arthur Ginn left Monday for A l Dr. and Mrs. Kdginglnn of bany where he will take u course • Wason, w< re visitor« 1« the county in the business college. Good luck AGhur. Stay with the education seat Hutm.l ty. it is easy to carry. Karquhur M e lb a si <1 lira editoi Johnny McM illan was down • >f the Cr>M>k Couniy Journal war» farm Khuniko Sunday to “see n lo town Monday. man,” hut as the man was • out of Tom Britton and M. E Meachl of town John s|»ent his time “ see are adding a lino eoat of paint to] ing*’ the sigh's of Moro. I the New Moro Hotel. We are pleased to note that A C. Iln ff was a pm *l nt the Mrs Days Idleman, who has been City Hotel, fiom hi« ranch on the suffering from an attack of hron- John Day Thursday. ¡chial pneumonia, is out of dauger land is rapidly improving. The Chicago live stock world is on our table. It is a pa|xr full of Ben Beets and W. J. Mont interest to stockmen. gomery, the popular Kent n»er- I chants were in town Sunday. V Kslsay of Kugene slid his father ii. Kelsay, of Fossil were These gents arc on the lookout for a couple of wives to keep house for M>>io visitors this w«-«k. lh«ni. Hamuel Carkhoff who has Iteoo W. A. Campbel left town .Mon visiting Ida ion George, lilt for his home in Sian Francisco Wednea- day, but be will return in a few days. Don't insure until be gets day, back. The Penn Mutual has the They are a roost interesting cou ple, hut unable to speak English. Carl Peetx is acting as interpreter. Prof. E. B. Pace of the Grass Valley Academy made this oflice a pleasant call yesterday. He and Prof. White, of Wasco are the only reprrsentstives of their sax in a t tendance at the institute. Mrs. C. N. McCaleb and little daughter returned this week from an extended visit with relatives ■ear Monmouth. T h a t’s the rea son Charlie wears such a broad smile. Mrs J. J. Bhsffer went to Port land Wednesday to have her eyes treated. Hhe was accompanied by Mrs. Ernie M oore, who took her in fant eon to he examined by an ear specialist. Mrs. Rust was showing a splen did sampls of apples in town this weak that were grown on her rauch two miles from town. The apples are of the gravenstein va riety and are free from worms. ( ' • » k a i l « « o f S k a r n i a a ( .' o o n l y A tM sO S s. Rev. A Bronsgeat will hold services Hunday October t l i s 12th 10 A. M . at the house of Adlai Perrault near Grass Valley, i t might lie proAtsbls, even important If all the Catholics, at least a go<xi numtter of them would attend. The Catholics of Mheriuan Coouty, and many of Its best cltisens who pro- fete a different t»ehef or none at ail, hold that the ('«tholics rcsuling in this Countv ought to have one or more places of worship, aud also a resident priest. How can thia be reached except by concerted action’ Our Catholics should meet exchange their ideas, and dews •ud devise wavs and means to carry out the pti-|M»ae they cherith. Hour Cath olic« are united they cannot (ail to suc ceed. A g<«et op|»ortUQity will be offer ed to meet, deliberate etc., Oct. 12, coming All the Catholics of fthernian are, oil this account, urgently reqaested to at tend services Sunday, Oct. 12, at the house of Adlai Perrault, near Grass V’alley. Moro ami Grata Valley papers plans« copy. G o es L ik e H o t C a k e s . J. M. P A R R Y , The Little Giant thresher, sold STOP Own your own home. by Moore Broi. A Ginn, Moro, is PAYING A pnitl up contract in N O T A R Y MORO, OREGON. one of the liest machines of the' RENT (be National Home- kind 00 the market. The thresher Seekers’ Aw«ociation A ll business entrusted to my care and gasoline engine to run it can W ill entitle you to a H O M E or a promptly and carefully attended to. be bought for a tithe of th" price' Farm or 91,000 cash. The accum- ■ paid for the larger outfits. One of | illations in the borne fund will be these machines threshed 11A sacks loaned to contract holders a p p ly -; of grain in 4 hours on a farm near ¡ng for same to purchase » home or town last we» k, from straw kepi « farm, or to pay off a mortgage, over from last year. A carload of and may be returned at the rate of these machines, latest improved 95.50 per month on each 91,000 and better than eve*, are expected borrowed. In case of sickness or in town daily, Come in and figure loss of employment payments will for the o u tfit. W ith one of these be met from the reserve fund. Wc yeo have a dvad einch on your invite investigation. G E. Kellogg, crop. No w-e I to wait until your agent, at Bulletin office, Moro, Ore neighbor is through; you can thresh when you please and with \ acuurn Fruit Jars at the Hher- ths ordinary help on the ranch. m±r: Trading Co. Ib-st on earth. P U B L IC O regon SHORT LINE a »° U^i ion P acific TO Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis, - Chicago, East Everywhere. School and Writing TABLETS 5 c at “ The fastest selling article 1 have in my store,” writs» druggist C. T. Smith, of Davis Ky , “is Dr King’s New Disoovery for Conjura tion, Coughs and Colds, because it always cures Iri my six years of sales it has never failed. I have known it to save sufferers from G. F. K N O W L E S . P ro p rie to r. Throat and Lung diseases, who could get no h<dp from doctors or any other remedy.” Mothers rely on it, l»e»t physicians prescribe it, and all druggist« guarantee satis faction or refund price. T rial hot ties free. Regular sizes AGc and 91. Next to Brock’s Furniture Store Ocean Steamers be tween Portland and San Francisco every five days. For sale at the TH E BEEHIVE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES H la L ife In P e r il. Dr. Barrett, the new dentist, “ I just seemed to have gone all bought a lot of nice furniture from George Brock thia week, (io see 1 pieces,” writes Alfred Bee, of his office and get acquainted any Welfare, Tex., “ billion-mess and a how even if that old snag don’t lame back had made life a burd>-n 1 couldn’t cat or sleep and felt al ache. most ton worn out to work when I W illie Meyer of Mitchel, an old began to use Electric Bitters, but acquaintance of . the writers . had a i (bey worked wonders. Now I sleep . . . . .. , hand of horses in the countv last | h l ' a to p , can eat anything, have r C E Mad los of Douglas, Or., beat contract and is represented by r r .'‘l gained in strength and enjoy hard g«»od work horses and never waa tranaa *iing business io town reliable agents. “* work.” They give vigorous health to find a ready sale in Sherman and new life to weak, sickly, run (bis week lie is on the lot koul M Fitimaurice discovered a County. for land. down people Try them. Only 60e comet over the City IlolslTuesday. M«»r<> is having her share of the at G. N. Bolton’s drugstore, M A. P«mls haa given hi« house Gn its being closely inspected by on Mcotl street a new curt of punt, <»«o. T. Parr, Ralph Fisher and building boom. Three building« S tr a y e d tide is one of the nicest residences other judges of comets it was pro are in course of construction, B. F. Hoover's, the school addition, and A brown mare, 3 years old. with ven to l*e a cloud. in town. Dr. Uoffin’s b arn, all brick build K brand on right stifle; broke to If you have an item of news you ; A man named Hammond Ban ings. Dr. Goffin w ill comm» nee lead. When last beard from she would like to see in the paper,, croft. a rancher near Lost V a l bis residence next week. was at the watering place in K ay bring it in and we will gladly ley. Wheeler county has myster Canyon near Chris. Anderson’s. ('art Peetx returned from his publish i t iously disap,»eared. Bancroft left last visit this year to Collin’s Hot Finder will kindly take her up and Jud Heart, one of the young his place to go half a mile t i a Hprings. He left Billy Hosford in send word or bring her to G. E. men on the Columbia Southern neighbors for milk and has not good spirits, making money, and Kellogg at Moro and receive pay extension survey in Crook c<»unty been e<«en since. pumping water to l«eat the hand. for trouble. die I at Prineville last week. This was an unusually prosperous Sheriff McGinnis will in all F a ll M llllr t a r y . year for the owners of the springs. probability attend a hanging t»ee Hevdt A Co. of Moro have on Mrs. Idis Henderson has re or two in Portland next month. Those wishing dental work ceived one of the most complete baiiU a large »lock of double and single hurnea«, and alro all kirn a Belding, the man who murdered should remember that Dr. Idls- and up-to-dat* stocks of fall m d- his wife and two others, and a man is the only dentist in the of heavy work harness. darky who also shot his wife will county whose permancy is guaran linery ever shewn in Moro, and Kassil, Wheeler county is to huve a chance to dance on nothing. tee»! by the fact that bis home and having secured the services of j Miss Yale, an experienced trim hare a local bank The construe-I The following teachers arrived interests are lure and that any mer from Portland, she is pre lion of a brick building for the work which fails in five years is in town Wednesday lo attend the pared to please tbe m >st fastidious same oom me need la»l week. institute. Miss Gertrude Ew'ng. is replaced fro»- of charge. and give excellent value« for your Martha Mnlusworlh, Ina M cM ur Mr. and Mrs. L**Roy Mar tin money. AAf >gtfj< ray, Flora Orr, Daisy Hmoose and ' and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin A m e ric a ’s Fam ous Beauties. Prof. White of Wasco; Jessie C .' are over in Crook County for the Ix>ok with horror on skin erap- Bryant, Minnie F. Heyler, Mary purpose of filing on some limber pimples. Lewis Katharine Coon, aud B. land. The land se-*ms to be going tions, blotches, sores, Pace of times Valley. rabidly and if one wishes to secure They don’t have th« m. n»>r will A MORO . . OREGON any one who uses Bucklen’s A r W. B. McCoy has been appointed a claim it might be wise not to O |> |« » lle C l l e lt<>l<d. nica Salve. It glorifies the faoe. procrastinate. sole agent for the celebrated Hacel- « >(W,-,- h o u r « . « ». tu in .*■ p in. n tt c n , Edem a or salt rheum vanish be- wood ice cream, of Portland. It is Dr. I I E , Barrett a graduate of fore iL h cure. sore lips, chapped < *r»«n » m l U r lila » w a r h a n d ih » r e p la n la I Ion n t b w ll, » • p . i i A l t y the perfection of the icecream mak the North Pacfic Dental College. h<nd chin, lftinp. Infallible for I A A A A A A A A A A A A , On sale every day. who has Iw n working with Dr. piles. 25c at G. N. Bolton’s drug- “ V ▼ V A W A A W A W V ” ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ er’s nrt. Wise of Portland for eonie time, store. has secured rooms in the new L. C h u r c h N o tic e s . K. Moore building and is prepared to do first class dental work of all Rev. J. R. H a ll will preach at kinds. The doctor stye he is lo- Ik.Moss Springs next Sunday cated permanently and will be morning and evening at the usual pleased to meet all who may re hour«. All are cordially invited quire his services. to attend. F o r tic k e t rates to o r fro m a n y p a rt o f th e C o u n try e n q u ire o f a n y a g re n t of O. R. & N. CO., ahd NOTIONS O r w rite to th e u n d e rs ig n e d , A. L. CRAIG. MORO, ORE. CtHiBAL PASSEMCER ACEKT, P o rtla n d , O re . BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME.. I W IL L D O IT F O R Y O U . RAILWAY COMPANY. ....T. M. BRITTEN.... C O N TR AC TO R ON F A IN T IH Q A hU TIME TABLE NO 8 Effective February 1, 1902 D K C O R A T IN O . •O l’ TH BO’MD E S T IM A T E S F R E E O N A P P L IC A T IO N SIGN WRITING AND CARRIAGE PAINTING DENTIST BASEBALL-2 -0 Is a Good Game / But- ■???? Everylkidy likes to wear go»«d clothes; every man, every woman, every child. Jfhey like to f, vl that tho garments they have on were niadu for th«m; it’s a satisfaction th at’s worth paying far, but Home tailor« charge too much for it; perhaps they need the money; we don’t know. But why not PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER After you hnvo selected the pattern for a suit of clothe«, all you can g«*t in it nt any price is style aud fit. You may «ay that in addition th«* garments should be well made; hut th at’s only n r»*petition. If they fit and have style about them, they Ai|K well made, you mag d«pend upon that; and ¡1 they aro well made, they lit and have style; the terms are ineep- erable. We ere in the tailoring business. We ehow a carefully selected line of some 50Q choice patterns in Fall and Winter Woolens. These aro from T H E H O U S E T H A T S E T S T H E P A C E ," THE R O Y A L T A IL O R S C H IC A G O , U . 8 . A. and they handle all our tailoring order«. The new goods are truly beautiful and the prices are sure to interest th?se who appreciate values. M E N ’S S U ITS A ND OVERCOATS BOYS’ S U ITS AND OVERCOATS L A D IE b ’ DRESS AND W A L K IN G S K IR T S All garments made to exact measuremeuts, in the clean, light an I wholes« me Royal work-rooms; no sweat shop labor; no fancy piieee; no failing to satiefy. See the Royal lino nee vuur ju(lgu>ent that’s all we ask. « « « « « GEO. W. BRCCK The Sherman County Teachers’ Institute ie in session at the pres ent writing, with State Superintea- »lent Ackerman and Prof. R. F Robinson at the helm, ably assist e«l by W. H. Ragsdale, county school superintendent. The teach ers have lakeu the town by storm. They can l»e own in every direc tion, mostly of tho gentler sex, in smart costumes. There are about thirty teachers from the different parts of the county. The services at the M. E. church next Sunday w ill be as follows: Sunday school, 10;00a. m Preach ; -------* ing 11:00a. m. Epworth League 6 :4 5 p. m. Proaching 7:30 p. m. J ohn E vans , Pastor. R T A T IO X H DAILY PASH ) 1 r F A % K p It. 1 S4 1 M MIDDLE OREGON ACADEMY, Grass V a lle y , O re g o n . 2 14 | The Academy, under new management, with able and exper ienced teachers in every department, offers the young people of Middle Oregon excellent advantages in fitting for U N IV E R S IT Y , T E A C H IN G , Business, or active life. KCULAI NICN SCHOOL, COLLECE PltEPAMATORY, TEACHERS' AMO BUSIMESS COURSES, WITH SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR MUSIC. | TER M S R EASO NABLE. Blue Barn Livery Stable J. T. B E L C H E E , Prop. First-Class Teams and Rigs and good men to drive them Q U IC K D R A Y IN G A S P E C IA L T Y HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE. U X . . . . B lc x > G lb a o o « .... W 11 00 ... ra co 10 46 10 30 2 S3 H u m r a lt 10 X 2 4S H a y C an . J e t. 10 13 2 48 M c D o n a ld « 10 12 S 00 IV M .« « 10 00 . M oro . « M 3 1» E n k ln e r llle » N 3 «4 O ra*« V a lle y » 13 4 as E dward B. P ace , A. M., P rim . t A R’VE AM. K lo n d y k e 4 M Boarding department for both sexes under direct supervision of J 1 the Faculty. Address for information. bA ILT rAiw. 2 27 S W s 1 ! DH. LLOVû D. IDLEMAN J M<»‘T n B./J9D H ou r twin. . . • 36 ... K en t e 40 4 40 .W ilc o x 8 30 s ao S h a n ik o 8 00 Aft’VB L «A \ X C. E . L Y T L E . O r a . F rt. » n d I ' m D. J . H A R R IS , 8 u p « r tu t» a d e a L A ft. W HITE COLLAR LINE PORTLAMD-ASTORIA ROUTE STR. BAILEY CATZERT D a lly r o u n d tr ip « e x c e p t S u n d a y . T IM E C A R O . I ^ a r e P o r t la n d ...................................................7 A . M L e a v e A s t o r i a ...................................................... 7 P . M T h e D a lle s -P o rtla n d R ou te. S TEA M ER S .V . M O ORE, Pros. I . D. P IK E . See. and Tra*«. L. K. MOORE, Manager. I D a lly T rip « E x c e p t S u n d a y . S tr . “TAHOMA.” Ix -» v e P o r t la n d M o n .. W e d .. F r id a y . 7 A . M L e a v e T h e D a lle s T u e« ., T h u r a ., H at., 7 A . M A is tla v S a le. We w ill sell the following at public auction, Saturday, Oct. 11, tr 1902: 1 medium sited safe, 2 oval I .e a v e P o r t la n d T u e« ., T h u n ».. H a t. 7 A. M •how cases, 1 cigar show case, 2 l e a v e T h e D a lle « M o n .. W e d .. F r id a y . 7 A M square show cases, 1 soda fountain, L a n d ln c , F o o t o f A ld e r S t ., P o r t la n d . O. 1 refrigerator, 1 milk shaker, 1 Sole Agents For B O T H « M O N K S M A IN 3 S 1 . Elrod A Moore have a very nice lemon squeexer. counters, 1 charg collection of fruit in jars in their ing machine for fountain,one pea office from L. L. Peetz’ farm about and E ngines, McCormick H eaders, nut roaster, several chairs, 2 b il Advance T h re sh e rs three miles from town. There are .................. T h e D a lle « , O r J o h n M. F lllo o n R eapers and Mowers; F ly in g D utchm an G ang Plows, liard tables with cues, balls, etc., ........................ A a to r ta , O r A . J . T a y l o r .......... apples, peach plum*, and hungar- .............. H o o d R iv e r , O r J . J . L u c k e y .......... several candy jars, 1 pair Gandy T iger, M cS herry and Buckey D rills. ¡an plums. This fruit has been W h ite S a lm o n . W » » h W 'olford A W y e r t scales, 2 gasoline lamps, 2 kero ..........V a n c o u v e r . W aah J .C . W y a t t .......... grown without any irrigation We carry in Stock ....................... .L y l e , w a a h R. R . G U b r e th ........ sene lamps. 3 tables, 1 marble ___ R t e r e n a o n , W a . h J o h n M. T o t t o n whatsoever. Samples of w h eat' H e n r y O lin * to a d .............. C ar«on. w a .h •lab. M oro M kk « h a n t ii . b C o . may also be seen from different W m . B u t l e r ........................................... B u tle r . W a s h K. W. CRICHTON PORTLAND. OR sections of the county. Parties O ut of D e a th 's Jaw s. who take an interest in these mat “ When death seemed very near B U Y T H E ters and wish to have their fruit displayed to advantage are re from a severe stomach and liver quested to bring it in to Messrs. trouble, that 1 had suffered with Elrod «ft Moore who will supply for years,” writes P. Mute, D ur jars and place the fiu it on exh ib i ham, N. C , “ Dr King’s New Life Pills saved inv life and gave per- tion. fect health.” Best pills on earth F o rty Y e a rs T o rtu r e , and only 25c at G. N. Bolton’s Do not be deceived by tlmae who a»l- To be relieved from a torturing drugstore. vertise a 960.00 Sewing Machine for disease after 40 years’ torture 920.00. T h b k in d o fa machine can Wire netting is still across the might well cause the gratitude of be bought from us or any of our John Day to stop the fish passing dealers from 913.00 to 91S.00. any one. That is what D e W itt’s up. Where is the game warden, W C M A K E A V A R IK T V . Witch Haxel Salve «hd for C. H a ney, Geneva, G. He says: “ De peradventure he sleepeth. TH E NEW HOM E IS THE B EST. W itt’s Witch Hnxel Salve cure»! T h e Feed deh'rmincn the strength or Look O u t For F ev e r. weaknt-sa of Sewing Machines. T h e me of piles after I had suffered 40 Billiousnes and liver disorders I t o u b le F e e d combined w ith other years.” Cures cuts, burns, wounds, at this season may be prevented strong points makes the N ew H o m e skin diseases. Beware of counter the best Sewing M achine to buy. by cleansing the system with De feits. G. N. Bolton. s h o w in g th e d if W itt’s Little Early Risers. These fe r e n t s ty le « o f famous little pills do not gripe. Get your typewriter supplies and w e m a n u f a c t u r e a u d p r ic e s b e fo r e p u r c h a s i n g They move the bowels gently, but inks of Geo. Bo!ton, Moro. copiously, and by reason of the THE NEW HOME IEWINC MACHINE SO. W e a r« prepared to take pota- tonic properties, give tone and O N A N aX . M ASS. chicken-feed or fruit at strength to the glands. G. N. Bol FOR A LL K IN D S O F H A R V E S T IN G A N D F A R M M A C H IN E R Y SB Union 8q. N. Y., Chinaco, I IL, Atlanta, Go., su Lout*, M a., D a lla a ,T e x .,8 a n F r a n o ta o o , O at the Bulletin oflice on subscription. ton. CON STA NTLY ON H A N D . MORO« ’ OREGON toe"’ S . “METLAKO.” M O R O , OR. II SEWING MACHINE HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, full line of Buggies, Wagons, Hacks, Pumps and Windmllis of the best makes. Write for CIRCULARS
