Moro leader., April 13, 1898, Image 3

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MORO
LEADER * .
H orseshoeing at the low price of
The IH'M iwk Family arrived in tow
yesterday in th e ir historic old coach.
The m ercantile firm of F. H. j
Meader A Co. has changed, E. Pen-!
W. V. Jo h n so n 's residence is nearly;
v Chas.
n a s. S
."lain«,
t i t a n t , was
w a s 111
laih\ oi
of ({rant,
Send in your n am e am i $1 for
pics retiring, and A. C. Sanford
ready
for
the
plasterers.
town
yesterday.
th e M oro L «BADER,
eader , ai
an d get all the
taking his place. They will m ake
The t'itv Hotel has undergone a tlior-
Line jolt printing “ while y o n w ait” at
news of all th e countv for
a more extended announcem ent
My Ollice and Shop, in
< year.
o u g h renovating by llayes & Holder, | the L eader press room.
next week.
Red Seal lve is packed in large and *8
re:ul.v for the public pat-
If you use lye for any purpose it
ronage.
siftixg top cans.— M. M. Co.
is to your interest to use the Itest.
S chool T e a c h e rs .
New tires m ade an d put
0,1 Red Seal is absolutely pure granu-
A ear load of th e celebrated M onitor
ranu-
A pplications to teach in the
IS T H E H E A D Q U A R T E R S F O R
P rills ju st a t hand. See M. M. Co., wheels for $6.00 jn«r set of four, not j. ated potash and nearly double the
Moro
public
schools
will
he
re­
agents.
including cost of iron. Moro Mfg. stren th of any other in the m arket.
ceived u n til the 30th of April. FIR S T-C LA S S P A IN T IN G
Co-
; M. M. Co.
Mrs. G, R. H ulse was in Moro vis­
181)8. A pplicants m ust write their;
A 'I' E l V I N O P R I C E S .
Adam Keast passed through
Mr. and Mrs. G inn, parents of
itin g her b rother, Geo. Brock, and
application w ith pen and in k ,sta te ;
i ^ ^ k i l l e d workmen and No. 1 m aterial always on hand. C arriage
town 1 uesday w ith a load of wheat. IL .1. and Jo h n A., arrived here last grade they desire to teach and
h is fam ily.
work a specialty.
Read our correspondence col- W ednesday from their home at salary expected. Address:
F ine asso rtm en t of ladies’ shirt
G. W. SH ELD O N , M oro.
W. 11. R agsdale , Clerk,
w aists a t M. M. Co., ju st received. um ns for the latest news from each W eston, on a visit,
place.
G. \ \ \ Sheldon, the painter, re- aptit 1
Moro, Oregon.
First-claw m eals served at th e City
W in. Neiderm eyer, of T he Dalles, turned from P ortland S atu rd ay .,
H otel New m anagem ent. Give us a
W a d d in g B a lls .
called at th is office Tuesday.
m uch to the surprise of a few who
trial.
O ur popular fu rn itu re m an, E.
It will pay you to pay cash for i were not expecting him.
B. B. C lark was looking around
Peoples, and Miss Maggie Merrill.
Assessor Pike is gathering in his
tow n last week. He t«x»k in Monk- ' groceries, etc., at stores of M. M. Co.
of Waseo, have entered into an
M ORO, OREGON.
victim
s rapidlv while in town, tak-!
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la n d and R utledge while up this
The residence of S. S. Hayes has
1
.
agreem ent to share life s joys anil
»>0,000 w orth of prop-
.
, ,
‘
w ay.
been renovated by a fresh supply ing about
.
1 r i sorrows, share and share alike.
erty m one day • last week.
,
Biggest and l«est for 25 cts.—th e meals of p a in t.
«*
I liev were m arried on 1 liursilav
you get a t Delmonico, Wasco.
N orm an Draper, who has been evt.ning< M arch 31st, at U niversity
Fine job work at the L eader
We sell Hoc Cake Soap.— M. M. press room.
C all and see our in this city collecting curios, went p ark> near P ortland, at the resi­
Co.
to P ortland this m orning on the deuce of Rev. G. IL M orehead,
sample's.
boat. From there Mr. D raper will o „ ] v a f,.w j n ti m ate friends were
W m . G arrett, trav elin g for W ad-
E dw in A. Baker began a term of
h am s A Co., of P o rtlan d , was doing school a t DeMoss Springs this take his collection to the Om aha present to witnees the ceremony.
j exposition.—Tim es-M ountaineer.
o u r m erchants last T hursday. W ill week.
Rev. G. R. M orehead, form erly of
The place to g * to get w hat you w ant, at a price th a t will suit.
.i- no „ m • istake!
. v t t The
- i place
i
.
is a gixul salesm an.
.Make
to get . a i The credit business is hard on Moro, and well know n here, per­
We’ll sell you guns, tru e to shoot,
For term s on Moro property call on first-class h ath, h air cut and shave, is at the people and h ard on the nier- formed the m arriage cerem ony.
Cousen’s.
chant. Therefore we have decided We join a host of friends in w ish­
o r address K. E. Hoskir.son.
Oysters, crackers, and new lioots;
W ork ltegan in earnest Monday to sell from a n d after M arch 21, ing the new' conjugal p artn ers a
South-bound express handled with
Pickles plenty, all the tim e,
care an d prom ptly by Ellis Necce.
m orning laying the foundation for
all groceries, provisions, full portion of happiness, and if
nails. rope, soap, axle grease, to- sorrows should come, m ay they he
Dry goods new, com ing just in line.
B. S. H u n tin g o n , of th e law firm the new hotel.
of H u n tin g to n A W ilson, The
We will set vour wagon tires for bacco- oils’ I’lacksiiiitli’s coal and as April showers, productive of
D alles, was in Moro on business from $3 to $3.50 per set, according iron for cash only. Moro M ercan­ good. and followed by brighter sun
tile Co.
la st F rid ay .
shine.
to weight. Moro Mfg. Co.
Open d ay and n ig h t, m eals at all
The
bulletin
hoard
at
the
L
eader
To-night Geo. W . M itchell talks
CORRESPONDENCE.
ho u rs, Delmonico, Wasco.
to the H av Canyon people, and to­ office has been the center of interest
F in est on th e coast. W hat? W hy,
for some tim e. Upon it daily have
FROM WASCO.
th a t car of buggies and hacks for sale by morrow n ight a t M onkland. His
Good care given stock.
T e rm s Reasonable.^
M oro M e rca n tile Co.
the dispatches been posted and ;
them
e
will
be
on
the
P.
H.
C
and
th e Moro M ercantile Co.
Mrs. Em erson has returned to
.
eagerly
’•cad,
and
the
expressions
Jo h n Scott, the pioneer m erchant its m erits.
her home in The Dalles.
Call ana see me.
S. M O N A H A N , Prop.
If you desire to look your best, have ,,f »PP™ ' al of the enterprise of the
of Moro, hut now a t Oaksdale,
W. H. Snooks is in P ortland on
M oro,
O re g o n .
your laundry done by the Troy L iu n lry L ea d er have well repaid for the
M ash., jiassed th rough town a few
business
th
is
week.
Co. A. E. Cousins, agent. Call on him trouble. Aside from the fact th at
d a y s ago.
T h e S to r y o f t h e V io le t .
W. A. M urehie has moved to his
for ¡«rices.
it js
duty of a live newspajier
M O R O -A N TE LO P E
If you w ant to buy a farm rem em ber
He found a violet in the snow
We are inform ed th a t the m arri- to give to the public the latest news farm ,
* . E. Hoskiust n. lie has some tine
PASSENCER AND EXPRESS STACE LINE.
Ami took it to his breast ;
age of H erm an Grosser and Mrs. in its colum ns, it will do what it
Hon. W. H. Biggs is here visit-
bargains.
F IN E C O A C H E S ,
“ Poor th in g !” lie cried, hv fat" de­
Clean your seed w heat w ith one of Lizzie. W illiam s, both of R osebush., can in advance of publication day ing over Sunday.
nied
j B orn—To the wife of M. A. Lee-!
G OOD T E A M S A N D C A U T IO U S D R IV E R S .
th o se fanning mills sold by M. M. Co. took place S unday, the 10th, Rev. to give the news publicity.
A
softer couch of rest!”
cheap.
H argraves officiating.
A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. lie, a daughter.
M a k e s D ir e c t C o n n a c t i o n s
He wrote a poem three y ard s long;
F. A lspaugh. of P o rtla n d , rep­
Don’t forget to place your farm to sell C. B. W ebb assisted them to cele-
R. ('. Atwood, of the F. C. W. A.,
At Antelope for Canyon City ami way I
His wife, she knocked it fiat
resen tin g R. G. D unne A Co’s Mer- w ith K. E. Hoskinson.
¡« in te: at Moro with Dalles-Moro * '
j brate their silver wedding last niadc a business trip to Portland
“ T hat violet th a t m aks vour song
ami C.rant, Waseo and Moro
Mrs. Bolton’s daughter. Lulu, T h u i-d av .
c a n tile Agency, was in Moro last
Several fine presents ]ast w etk.
stages.
Is
cloth—from
off
my
h
at!”
week looking up th e financial left S unday evening for the W il- were n c ‘,iv,Ai by th em . It was a
P O P U L A R P A S S E N G E R R O U T E .'
Dr. W. IL Snooks will oj»en a
A tlanta C onstitution.
s ta n d in g of m erchants and others. lam ette valley to spend the sum - verv enjoyable affair, and m any
cigar and soda stand in the J. W.
_
‘G«ave Antelo|>e T io d .iv . T h u rs­
Best in th e m ark et, prepared by th e , m e r
were the wishes th a t another
C o u ld A f f o r d N e w O n e s .
Booth
building
this
week.
day
and
S a tu n la v ; leave Moro Sunday,
b e st cook in W asco, at Delmonico Res­
C. W . \ \ heeler. Special D eputy twenty-five years m ight find the
“ I w a n t to look a t so m e of y o u r W ednesday and Friday.
ta u ra n t.
W. M. B arnett's store has been
Consul C om m ander W. 0 . W., will hap p y p a ir still traveling life’s
liest p ain tin g s,” said Mrs. Crewe
W . J. A S H B Y . P ro p .
If you d o n ’t buy Hoe Cake s o a p ' deliver a free lecture on W oodcraft road side bv side. Among those moved west of the (>.- T. Co’s store. Doyle to the a rt dealer, according
you don’t get th e w orth of your to-night in School H all. Every- present wen’“ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W orkm en will soon be at work on to the New York W orld.
m oney.— M. ,M. Co.
.
j body invited. Lecture begins a t 8 Woods. Mr. and Mrs. J . I‘. S trah l, the new brick building for him .
“ Yes, m adam .” replied he. “ You
Ja s. W oods of DeMoss Springs. P. M. sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Siders, Mr. and Mrs.
prefer landscapes, do you, or m a­
MORO, OREGON.
F. French of G rass \ alley, and
w ashing powder th a t is yellow
■ L- Allison and Rev. Davis.
t-
t R t .
rines, or shall 1 show vou both?”
W . H . B ennett of K ent were in wjU m ake clothes the sa m e ‘ color.' We had the pleasure of attend-
“ I'd rath e r have a picture of
last T liu rsd ay , and lift orders Avoid this by using Soap Foam .— ing a very pleasant en tertain m en t
The Little Brown Ju g saloon country life. I th in k , w ith cows and PAINTERS AND
Mrs. D ora W illia m s , P rop., M oro, Oregon.
sand the L kadek to them .
;
yj £ o.
i ja5t F riday night given by C irc le ' cb»seil on the 8th.
trees and things like th a t, you
PAPER HANCERS.
If you w ant to know th e live business; Stone for th e foundation of the No. 320, P. H. C. The program m e
C. W . Slade, from G ran t, is in know.”
BE S T T H E M A R K E T A F F O R D S O N T H E T A B L E D A IL Y ,
“
Yes.
m
adam
,
this
way.
please.
, Com m ercial C lub s building Is <>f the evening consisted of a nn>ck town.
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] being hauled, and the carpenters tria l, songs, stories an d games, etc..
Mrs. A. B. Craft and Mrs. Con Now here is a very fine work by
Will buy votis- fat cattle. W ill
H eadquarters for com m ercial travelers.
you choice beef, pork, m utton and veg- are already getting out the frames, which lasted u n til a late hour, don returned from The Dalles Sat- R em brandt.”
LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK.
The
custom
er
surveyed
the
work
etables.
P ack a P arky , Moro.
Wm
Morganfield> f){ Ogden, After the program m e was finished u rd av evening.
W IL L F IG I'R E OX YO t'R WORK
critically, and then said:
RATES REASONABLE.^
Fifteen of th e settlers who a re d e - K ansas, spent Friday in Moro, and the lady m em bers of the Circle,
Rev. T h w . Heuglis preached here
looks like a second-
fcnilants in th e E a ste rn Oregon e x p r e ^ h i m s t d f wc-11 tdeased with i
a finC lunche«n, which was Tuesday night. He also organised | “ This . picture
.
O N A L IV E A N D LE T LIV E B A S IS .
L a n d Co. cases have em ployed J . ' Moro a n d surrOun d in g country. hlgh,y “ Pl’^ i a t c l by the invited a S ab b ath school, which will meet r ,a n d ? K!,n t,. T . I\ n t . , t ’
^ ^ T T 'u ll line of ¡r.itent medicuiei*. stationery ami cigars kept in the PiMtoCice
’W ell, said the dealer in a some­
B. H osford, of Moro, to represent H e is one of the leading farm ers of
menil» r vi d w ith every S abbath a t 2 o’clock.
SHEAR
YOUR
SHEEP
«««•
what surprised tone. “ I suppos it
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each other in m aking the evening a
them , an d pro b ab ly m ore will t*° ' —
Riley county, K ansas, and repre
Three covered wagons and a hand
AT T H E C I I K A I - O’ . T H E V O C X l. PLA C E,
:
m ight be term ed second-hand, hut
pleasant
one
for
all
those
in
a
t­
so.
sents the interests of a large num
of horses have stopired here on , ,
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! 1 bound
I ilon t th in k I ever heard a Rem­
Dalles-Moro stage is again m aking I her of persons who contem plate tendance.
l' T
h e
iv tn in _ fliw aw.iv tbejr wav
Seattle,
JIWF*TI.;- aliove corrals ba« e l«een put
for
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n.isn
«»w
iviniTw
ovorv
b
ran d t ever c a ll'll th at before.”
in go ’ l repair. Board ami lodging at
regular t r i ^ leaving Moro M on.lay,; m a k in g S h e r m a n
t h e ir f u . as it were on wings, and every one
Alaska.
M ed n ealav and F n d a v . D. C. \\ lgle,
_
• W ho is R em brandt? W here reasonable rate-. Applv to
went home feeling m uch pleased
. « , . •
. .
A • F- C A R L S fe N . P ro p .,
p ro p rie to r
'
t u r e hom C ’
jean 1 find his studio? she a-ked. a p tl
The Dalle«, Oregon.
w ith the social evening they had
T h is is a n “ Age of Soap.” W bv
U 8 ln Town-
Hr'«
«'lie
of
the
I'b
l
n
ia
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D
'l>
.
— I
FROM I»E MOSS SPRINGS.
spent with m em bers of the P. IT. C.
u s e a n v b u t the verv be<t B i-t You’ll be surprised,
m adam .”
C. H . J E N K I N S , j
use anv n ut tne very nes t
i W o n > t n „w the cioth cs.”
W ar with Spain inevitable.
_
The fire bell sounded the alarm
“
H
’m!
W
ell,
I
don’t
w
ant
you
soap m eans H«»e Cake. M. M. Co. W op’t b urn your hands.
last Friday evening alm ut 7:30
-will do vour-
E verything quiet at the Springs.
to trv to sell seeond-iotnd picture.-
W . E . A llison a n d Chas. H us- N othing equals it.
r- o’clock. The fire proved to be only
The DeMoss fam ily will l>e homc to me. for I can afford to huv new H o r s e - S h o e i n g a n d g e n e r a l
to n , a nephew, called a t th e L eader p t t l* r tb a n soaP-
some straw th a t J. M. B artlett had the 12th. Thev w rite they have
b l a c k s m it h in g .
!
ones. You m ay just tell Mr. Rem­
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,
; E x tra large packages.
set fire to for the p u r p o s e d getting h a J a profitahle tr ip .
office last week. M r. H u ston has Soap Foam W ashing Powder,
G IV E H IM A T R IA L .
| .v . v.». ..
b ra ...C.C
n d t to p a in t .. a picture
esj»ecially . j
it out of the way of gardening op­
com e to S h erm an co u n ty for his
W e notice a num ber of im m ig ran ts. for ,ne a n j bave ¡t m ade tw jce tbv G k . uw Y allev
.<tunáis.
F rid ay evening the sm all boy
h e a lth .
tendered Mr. and Mrs. Peoples a ' .
- .
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• ,
coming. Send them along, if they size of this, please.”
T
.irr N
v.zrirr
—The fare from Moro to
. frn
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1 and ter of town to l»e his residence on vote
. rig
• I h . t—w -.1
. order
,
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, T im b e r C u lt u r e , F in a l P r o o f — N o tic e
T ake
otice . The tare trom Moro to
e sulewaik-
ith us or some one
T his
so astonisheil
f o r P u b lic a t io n .
---- =0 Valley is only 50 cents, unless
.
fire. After locating it the fire com- ,
G rass
V
mti
h
S tates L and OrniK.
t
evening another reception
.
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<’*se.
dealer th a t he allowed Mrs. ( rewe
passenger has heavy tru n k , when 50 S aturday
, -
p
1
p a n v tu rned hack and thought to;
.
T he D alles , l iKiioox,
of a sim ilar n atu re was given by a
nra<.tic e (lril, ¡,nf fnlind t b a t ! By the look« of th eco m in g crop, Doyle to sta lk out w ithout p u tting
cents e x tra will be charged for it.
March 20. lsus. I
have a practice drill, hut found th a t
, ,
,
,
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Notice is hereby given th a t L afkexce
E llis X eece .
lot of Misses.
the h v d ra n t at the intersection of “ the am ount in w heat 8Own~
her nam e a n d ad,lrcs*- and
K. M imiki : has filed notice ol intention ;
P resid en t L ytle anil General
A m erciful m an is m erciful to his M ain and First streets was not in Sherm an countv wdl have more now he doesn't know where to send to make final .«roof before Wm. lie n -'
M anager O’R eilly, of the C. 8. R. beast. Put your horses in the Al- working condition. Such m atters
R ., were in M oro last T hursday. t am ont J r . Stable, anil H ayes ik have been left to take care of them -
T hev h ad been looking over the f)unaboo will see to it th a t they are selves altogether too m uch, an d th e School
survey of th e line Loin W aseo
; well cared for.
lesson of F riday evening should b e ! *d t b '
wed harness.
W e also carry a fine line of. . . .
this place.
A hand of about 360 stock cattle heeded bef<,re • m ore « p e n s iv e one anw
stage-driver ami eastern coachm an ot Moro, On*gon; E. H. Moore,of Moro,
> Hoe Cake soap an d Red Seal lye th a t were corraled a t S herar’s
?>vcn
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w ith a rude slnx k in the wild Oregon; \\ E. " b ite, oi Moro. <»regon.
a re m ade by P. C. Tom son <fc Co.,
The C. S. R. R. sta rts south on meet
.
. ... .
i.i
apbtb
J as . I . M oore , Kegister.
bridge, one n ight last week, broke
and woolv West, and they soon
A S u r p r is e .
who have a n a tio n a l rep u ta tio n for
the
20th
of
th
is
m
o
n
th
—so
savs
out and stam peded. Four were
and everything in a fully-equipped harness simp.
U pon th e re tu rn of Mr. and Mrs. ilame rum or. Send her along; we b‘arn th at the C alifornian is a
N o tic e o f S h e r i f f ’s S a le ,
pure a n d high grade goods.— M. M.
killed, two badly crippled, and
nundw r PeoPb's fr" m tb eir wwbling tour can stand the noise.
knight of the reins and several Notice is hereby given tlia t by virtue
. t u t v i ’
a t
t
t ^ t i a t t a «^
Co.
twelve m issing. Q uite a
lie f F r id a y «v en irx r ■. v o ry «.or.
grades higher in the siKual scale of an execution issue.1 out of th e circuit H E 1 A l l v I i N C l - - A L L l v l I N D c ) .
" ' If courteous tre a tm e n t and fair rates
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e
a
court of th e State of Oregon, for Sherm an
swam the DesChutes river. Wc did Ia s i r r i u a y c v e u u ig , a very . u r
a re th e proper thing, th e Moro-Rut­
given]
from
hay
canyon
.
th an the m enial of the E ast.
county, on the 14h ilav of March, 181W.
prising surprise p a rty was given
from
hav
canyon
not learn the nam e of the owner.
Get our prices licfore buying elsewhere.
There is an old driver at Monte- b! ?!!** tb ere*n pending « h erein Ed.
ledge stage line is all right.
them —th a t is, the surprised couple ; Mrs. Elcoek, who has lx«eii quite ill,
. . .
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M-W ilh a n isa stru ste e for A.M. Williams
a ' J (>‘ ‘ s \| alb y ... bate rs qce,nej quite surprised, hut enjoyed is slowly convalescing.
rev w h o is determ ined th at lus pat- A Com|>any, and E. I’. Mays is plaintiff,
S ubscription price of the L eader -o' e
!!l!' 1 Benry 11. Petersen and Jo h n Mur-
is $1 per y ear in advance. If you day evening to discuss the question, tbe evening su rp n sm g ly well. So-
If you w ant a taste of heaven, runs shall m ake . no m istake . . eon- den
as executor of th e last will of Marv
eerning his exact status, and in a Bill, .l«cease<l, are defendants, to ine di-
w a n t it, send in your nam e. A d­ “ Resolvwl, T hat speech has exercised ( *a ^ e h a t, songs, readings, etc., live in H ay Canyon.
wav he checks all attem p ts to rei’tisl and conim aading me to sell the
dress L eader , Moro, Oregon. At as great an influence u;»on th e hum an ] m ade the evening far too short for , ----------
R.4»ert ----
Elcock
departed
last quiet
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lands hereinafter d e sc n la il, I will, on
th e price wc c a n n o t afford to fur- race as w ritten thought.
Th> affirm*- those present, am ong whom were Tuesday for his home in M innesota nia*c a i‘ervant °* bini- *' short Saturday, the 2:-l dav of April, lsus, at
tim e ago lie was driving a p a rty of th e horn of l o ’, lock m ., at th e door
n ish the p ap er on tim e, h u t will
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Mesdames Ragsdale, S. S. Hayes,
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graves and Fredenberg; negative by
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about, when one querulous gon, sell to th e highest bidder for cash
H eydtt R ohr and D unahoo, Mr.
give a n y responsible lærson 30 or Mesgre Hosford and Nickelsen.
ieo. N. Bolton and ta n y O " ’ Wh° h “8 U* n a tte n d ,n P old lailv, who had annoyed him i«> Han<l all of the west half of th e north-
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and Mrs. C
1U) d ay s to pay
college in \\ iisliincrton returned t<>
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Quarter, iin<l th e went Imlf of tli<*
Every fanner th a t expects to raise .
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n’^ a Id tle by her a ir of gujieri- pouthwent q u arter of Se tion 24, and the
Sow is th e tim e to have your property good w heat, and lots of it, should seed * aU' ‘ l t t r ’ U 11
his home one day last week.
! oj-jfv a sk e d :
northw est qu irter oi Section 2o, lowu* j
insured. E verything will l>e dry and w ith a drill, and all we ask of those th a t G in n , Mr. a n d Mrs. M a y h i rrv, Mr.
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ship 2 South, K-.inge IT E ast, w. m .. to
Every
one
here
is
highly
pleased
“ My m an, do you know the nam e satisfy a certain judgm ent and decree
inflam m able soon. We will insure a n y - ] are going to buy is to take a look a t our a n d Mrs. H. A. Moore, Mr. a n d ,
rendered and entered in s.ti«l court ami [
w here in th e county anil give you any new Monitor. There is no doubt, with Mrs. J. B. Hosford, Mr. and Mrs. w bb the work of the convention. ,,f th a t wild flower?”
on the 4th .lay of tlclolw-r, HW7, !,
one of th e following old com panies: I our im provem ents, the Monitor is t h e ' j j
Mvl)an ej
an(] Tjrs
especially ill its choice of candi-
“ Yep,” he replied, and flicked cans««
to-w i t : to satisfy th e sum of
(12ami
Home of New York, l ’leenix of H art- best drill in the m arket. I t is the only
dates.
interest
thereon
at
ten
per
cent,
¡ter
a n -'
one
oi
his
leaders
w
ith
a
whip.
II. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. \V. P.
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num h-otn said October 4th, I8V7, le s s !
font, Im perial of London, Pennsylvania drill made w ith a slow ami fast feed,
H
enry
Gosh,
of
M
onkland.
who
She paused a m om ent for him to |2O4.4O credited ujion said judgm ent on
of Philadelphia, Home M utual of Cal., The wheels are nearly twice as heavy as
aylor and fam ily, Messrs, A.
o r .E tn a of H artford. Have your farm -j those on other drills. I t has a long Sanford, D. C. Ire lan d Rev. C. j) went to P ortland Tuesday, returned give the nam e, hut he m erely J',i’»‘ml>er 14tli, 189/, ami t J , atto rn ey ’s
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’ fees and $13 costs, and th e fu rth er sum
house ami hams insurtsl. The rates are heavy huh ami truss rods. Call anti see Nickelsen.
home S aturday. H e reports tim e s ; clucked to the wheelers.
of $502.39 and interest at ten ¡>er cent.
the drill for yourself.
very low on farm projaTty.
a little h ard in the nietroisdis, hut
“ Driver, do vou know the nam e per annum from said October 4, lsu?
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ami $1S.U> costs ami $40 atto rn ey ’s fees,
M imikk B ros ., Agents.
M oro M ercantile C o .
th is is n a tu ra l, as tim es arc alw ays of th a t flower?” she rv]>caU*il, in and the further sum of $lt»55.!'3 ami in-1
K lo n d ik e G o ld
M arried—At th e office of the Loaned on S herm an county real “tough” there com pared with tim es an im perious tone
terest a t ten per cent. |ier annum from ;
A tten tio n is culled to the new
said October 4, 1897, ami $13.16 costs
justice
of
the
peace
in
Moro,
Wed-
est.lte
stage line from here to A ntelope,
in Sherm an, the Eden of Oregon,
“ Yep. Get up there, Billy!”
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$65 attorn ey ’s fess.
Call on or address
W illiam H older ,
advertised in a n o th e r colum n. nesday evening, A pril 6th, Mr. j
A
gain
she
waited,
anil
again
ile-
Joe
Morrison
and
wife
Itad
quite
a
R. E. H oskixsox ,
Sheriff of Sherm an Countv, Oregon.
Mr. A shby, the proprietor, is a n ex­ Sam uel H o ck etto f K alanta, W ash., .ip p ’t{
m
ishap
while
descending
the
Rattle-
malllled.
m23t5
Moro, Oregon.
snake grade, on th e ir wav to The Dalles ; “ M an, don’t you know the nam e
perienced stage m an, an d his old an d Mrs. Id a H a rris of Moro,
H old th is space fo r fu rth e r announcem ents
Saturday. Their team became fright
C H U R C H N O T IC E S .
custom ers will he glad to learn th a t Ju stice H u n tin g ty in g the knot
of th a t flower?”
Wild-eyeil
custom
er—“
H
ave
you
F, i, v- i i
-ii ,«n i • cned and ran awav, throw ing them out,
he has sta rte d this line. Direct th a t m ade the two one. O nly a
Rev. C. D. Nickelsen will fill his but> Illiracill(,uplv; the, (li(1
get hurt.
“ Yep. G’long there, Pete!”
any goods m ade of sole leather or
com m unication Itetween Moro and few w ere piesi nt to w ltn iss the cere- p ulpit next S unday, A pril 1. til. They returned home w ithout seeing the
“ Then why don’t you tell nte?” Ixiiler iron?”
A ntelope is of great im portance, m ony, b u t rice was profusely used M orning subject, “ An Efficacious sights. Their next trip will be on the
“ Oh, vou w ant to know, too, do
Clothing m erchant—“ No, sir; we
^UMl we hope the public will give am idst co n gratulations and best Gospel.” E vening subject. “ Bib- ears from Moro.
you? T h a t’s a wild lose. ” s F. d« n’t k« cp I
’ 11 .«thing!
N. Y.
•11.' «'hid pri«« th eir h e rity supjKirt. w ishes.
lie ti O rnithology.”
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