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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1898)
L MORO LEADER. FRATERNAL Fred Krussow passed through M rl Shelley left Monday on the own yesterday on his way home. ' Dalles stage for Marion county to CORRESPONDENCE. ORDERS. I UOM Kt'EI'S. J. Daley returned last Thursday 'spend the summer, from a two weeks’ absence. The shafting and pulleys for the A surveying party is here level- ... o wobkmkx M o ro Lodge, No. 64— Meets every A ear load of the celebrated Monitor M oro Mfg Co have arrived and are! "'P «P the railroad.' Tuesday evening a t 8 o’clock in 1. 1 Dril,a iU8t at ham l- See M. M. Co., being placed in position Trees are wearing their coat of O. O. F. hall. A standing in v ita -, agento' green along the river now. Oregonian—Daily and Sunday— tion to attend is extended to all Fine assortment of ladies Mrs. Alen Wallis has gone over shirt on sale at the P. O. news agency. sojourning brothers. 1 Buy it and keep posted on the on the Washington side—running waists at M. M. Co., just received. W. H. R agsdale , M. W. Cuban affair. ap20t2 a huxter wagon. H. S. M c D anf . l , Recorder. Grandma Moore, who has been If courteous treatm ent and fair rates Mrs. R. E. Wallis was called to quite ill is now better. are the proper thing, the Moro-Rut Goldendale on the sudden death of D E G R E E O F H O NO R, A . O. V . W . her brother’s little hoy, agetl S or 9 Herrin Lodge, No. 2—Meets every First-class meals served at the City ledge stage line is all right. H otel. New m anagem ent. Give ns a years. Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall. trial. W. R. Lesley, brother-in-law of All sojourning members invited to M . P. Talor, is here visiting. He Biggest and best for 25 cts.—the meals attend. M ary P eoples , C. of H. FROM DEMOSS SPRINGS. lives at Ritzville, Wash., and is on you get a t Delmonico, Wasco. M rs . F lora B olton , Recorder. If anybody has need of an auc J. W. Booth of Wasco was in his way home from a two months’ tioneer, get Charley; he under INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. I to w n y e g te rd a y visit in Missouri and elsewhere. stands his business. He cries the Moro Lodge, No. 113—Meets ... . . . F. II. Meatier A Co. have the sale and furnishes the purchasers. every Saturday evening. Visiting | th* * £ f b pnnUng whlk> y°“ wait at agenev for Studehaker , , . . . .. w a S "n s , | The DcMoss Family’s last con- press room. brothers cordially invited to meet *** IADKR ' hacks and buggies. Call ami get cert will he at Bigelow tluit is, the Stx'ial dance at school hall Fri- their prices before buying else with us. J. B. H osford . N. G. last for this county then they go H. S. M c D anel , Sec. , dav night. Evervlxxlv invited. where. ap2Otf I Í HAYES & E M L E Oi P R O P R IE T O R S . Large and complete stock of R E I ) BARN G e n e ra l M e rc h a n d is e , M ORO, OREGON. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE; If you use lye for any purpose it » 1VIVV « Roberts, u . k - h s , who W11U has li;,s been oven in R p Str jhl , w |)(lllgb. Pierce I is to your interest to use the best the Willamette for two or three Camp, No. 351—Meets ! 1S t o - v our.interest to use the best , rty intend to supply Sherman Moro Red Seal is absolutely pure granu «very Wednesday evening in I. O. | Ked granii- years, came up Saturday on a visit county with vegetables this sum- T e rm s Reasonable. O. F. hall. Visiting choppers are lated potash and nearly double thej to his old home near Grass V aliev.!n,cr- They have arranged to in i Good care given stock. invited to attend. strenth of any other in the market. We acknowledge a pleasant call. “ate' Call and see me. S. M O N A H A N , Prop. W. J . M artin , C. C. M. M. Co. I and .,„ .i sav. ,........— ....... m I Old U nelei Geo. Davis still lin Uncle come again. W m . H older , Clerk. A À . M o ro , O regon. There will be a contest for the, A c Sanford> of the firm o{ F gers about the same, after rasing a Demorest silver medal, on Friday H. Meader & Co., has just returned ' b ' 1 b PROTECTED home circle . L A N D N O T IC E S . • . •. -• < r> .1 i i • i i i cheer him. He is an old pioneer,: The place to go to get what you want, at a ¡»rice that will suit. Sherman Circle, No. 320—Meets evening, April 29th. For parttcu- from Portland, where he has R en have known him for about 30 N o t i c e f o r P u b l i c a t i o n . every Friday evening at 7:30 o’chx'k. lars see next issue. buying new gixxls for their store. vears We’ll sell you guns, true to shoot, Visiting brothers and sisters invited , . • , i They have a nice new stock, and • * ' L and O ffice at T he D alles , O rei . ox , ) T H E P A IN TE R . The credit business is hard on their customers will be sure to get Quite an excitement at the April 13, 1303 , to meet with us. Oysters, crackers, and new lxxits; Notice is hereby given that the follow the people and hard on the mer- their money’s worth of them. It Springs occasioned by the finding J. M. P arry , Prest. My office and shop is still in ing-named settler has filed notice of his Pickles plenty, all the time, C. L. I reland , Sec. chant. Therefore we have decided, W. V V l.lm nson <»n i into the body of Mark Hayden on intention to make final proof in sup|x»rt ’ M. \ . .Job Johnson has has moved moved into Saturday. Poor, old man! bis of his claim, and that said proof will I k - Dry goods new, coming just in line. to sell from and after March 21 his new home on Main street, and i troubles are over. It is hard to made In-fore Wm. llenriehs. county MORO FOUNDRY BUILGIHG, 1S9S, all groceries, pros lsions, ; ¡s now ready to sell lumber, etc., to think of a man dying alone, out on clerk, at Moro, Oregon, on Fridav. Mat- and is headquarters for 27, 1898, viz: J acoii 11. W heat . of Moro, nails, rope, soap, axle grease, to everybody. the com m ons. H. E. No. 3332, for th e x. w. l4 x. k . ' 4 . bacco, oils, blacksmith’s coal and Fl.tST-CLASS FAINTING x. x. w. ami s. w. x. w. i t 's In T o w n . 15, Tp. 1 S., R. 17 E. w. m . iron for cash only. Moro Mercan AT LIVINC PRICES. You’ll be surprised. lb- names the following witnei tO FROM WASCO. tile Co. prove his continuous residence upon and Won't “yellow the clothe: Skilled workmen and No. 1 m a cultivation of, said land, viz: J. K. terial always on hand. Carriage work Hurrah, for Malcolm Moody. We sell Hoe Cake Soap.—M. M. Won’t burn your hands. Belshe, of M onkland, Oregon; It. F. April 19th.—The United States j Nothing equals it. Father Lucas has been t n the sick list Pike, ,1. ,1. Thompson and II. A. Moore, a sjiei'ialty. M oro M e rca n tile Co. M oro, O regon. _ x .. , „ I Better than soap. has declared war. all of Moro, (Iregon. for the last week. For terms on Moro property call onj E x tra , packages, ap20tt> J as . F. M oore , Register. Kay Sink thinks of m aking the val The Cuban resolution passed or address R. E. Hoskinson. Foam W ashing p ow Jer ley a visit about the 1st. this morning. N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n . Ed. Rollins, an old-timer here, A merciful man is merciful to his The city dads went to work Mon L a xu O ffice at T he D ali es , OnRoox, / and builder of the well known Moro The Nation is on the eve of a <T . . . . , .... , i beast. Put vour horses in the Al- day. April 13, 1S88. i MORO, OREGON. Uotel, arrived here last lnursdav . . T_ ,, , .. Notice is hereby given that the follow condict. • . . . " tamont Jr. Stable, and Haves A E. A. E. Webber’s new house ing-named settler has filed notice of his with his combination shows to re- p, . ... see to . .. it that they arc Dunahoo will Thrilling scenes in both houses intention to make final proof in stip|>ort will soon 1 k ‘ finished. main a few days. of his claim, and th a t said proof will lx- PAINTERS AND — well cared for. t J congress. Dr. Snooks made Grass Valley a mad«* l»efore Register and Riveiver at See W. V. Johnson, of Union The Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, Mav J. W. Stailey, superintendent of visi. Sunday, The resolution goes to the presi Luml»er Co., for lumber and wood, PAPER HANGERS. 28, ISPS, viz: Mi< HAUL S teckf . k . of The agencies for the Oregonian, was in Dr. Sutcliffe is visiting in Gol- Dalles, 11 E No. Main street. for the s F. See dent this afternoon. 3. Tp 1 S, R 15 E w m . Troops are hurrying south from , South-bound express ban. lied ith town last week looking after the in -, dendale. He nam es th e following w itnesses to ! care and prom ptly by Ellis Neece, tcrcsts of the greatest newspaper, Hon. E. O. McCoy was in the Pn’ve his continuous residence upon and " " all parts of the country. cultivation of. said land, viz: Jacob LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK. Open day and night, meals a t all on the coast, We acknowledge a city last week. M.-Reynolds ami Jam es C. Johnson, all 12 M.—The President has signed : hours, Ix-lmonico, Wasco, pleasant call. of Ikilles. Oregon; A rthur Eriedly Carl Patterson paid The Dalit s a and The W i l l F H .l R £ OX Y O l l i WORK George A. Lie I k -, all of Hood River, the resolution. i Ray Sink, one of the big farmers , , “ Ho! for Klondike!” A stereop- visit Sunday. 'iregon. J as . F. M ouas, Register. i near W asco, was in town Saturday, j t ;con ghow of nx) real scenes in O N A L IV E ANO LE T LIV E B A S IS . ap20t«» Mrs. E. E. Cooper and daughter. Are you hungry ? Thtn go to: }{e hag about 540 acres in wheat Alaska was given here last Satur the new restaurant, ’ on Main street. th is year. day evening by E. J. Rollins. T h e;of Portland, were guests of Mrs. T i m b e r C u l t u r e , F in a l P r o o f — N o t i c e f o r P u b lic a t io n . President Lytle and general - " , . 1 unanimous approval of the show W. F. Johnson last week, ..... _ well „ , i merited, __. 1 __ 1 and _______ .- E xited tates L axi > O ffice , manager O’Riellv of the C. S. R. R ., r’ tn n in g8» a dentist from u,,UJiwas as good 1 for I T he D alles . 1 I reixix . v We noticed Hon. W. H. Mixtre G O O D S T O R C B U IL D IN G , w e re in to w n M o n d a y Newport, called at this office last tj,e nmnev has never been given Marvil 29. 1393. ' *•* | Thursday. here before. Ed is a former resi- J I). Wilcox and Clark Dunlap on Notice is hereby given th a t L afkkxce W IT H W A R E R O O M , G. . Brock will give you a fine j Lumber, shingles, wood, Union ' dent of Moro, and wc can reconi- our streets Sunday morning, hack K. M oore has tiled notice of intention CELLAR A NO F IX T U R E S . to make final proof lx-fore Wm. Hen- meal for 2o cts. at any hour, at Lumber Co. W. V. Johnson, resi- mend him to all as being thorough- from the Republican convention. rich«, county clerk, at his office in Moro, C H K A l ’ AT •S8<x>. the new restaurant. Iv reliable. He shows at Monk- dent manager. Main street, Moro. market lias <¿n-gon on satn n lay . the 14th day of The Wasco meat ------- A1Æ<1 Call in and listen to the Grapho- Finest on th e coast. W hat? Why, land to-morrow night, and expects Mav, 1898. on tim w r culture application I he Columbia N o . 3264. for die N W. l 4 of Section phone at Hadlev s. It has just ar- . buggies and hacks for sale by to l»e in Condon Saturday, and changed hands. T W O S T O R Y b u ild in g , Mrs. Dora W illia m s , Prop., M oro, Oregon. Fossil the next Tuesday. It Packing Co., of The Dalles, will No. 6, in Township No. 2 South, Range rived, and is a splendid machine. ' lhe Moro Mercantile Co. No. 17 E ast. w. m . Suitable for R estaurant and Lodging, or He names as w itnesses: A. E. Cous- Send in your name and $1 for If you w ant to buy a farm rem em ber! C. W. Stokes, the contractor, has have charge of it. Hotel. ens. of Moro. Oregon ; Di-lrue Barnum , B E 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 .. /the M oro L eader , and get all the R. E. Hoskinson. H e has some lin e . built several houses this spring al- of Moro, Oregon: E. II. Moore.of Moro, A bargain at ............................... f650. Or»gon ; \\ . E. \\ bite, of Moro, < Iregon. In th e S te a m e r . news of all the county for a year. rga*ns' j ready, and is now erecting the new ap6t‘» J as . F. M oore , Register. Apply to th e agent, H e a d q u a rte rs for c o m m e rc ia l tra v e lers. L. Seefer, a carpenter from Port- hotel, and also the large Commer- In the steamer, oh, my darling. Red Seal lye is packed in large L . W . H U N T IN G . land, arrived last week. He is • cial Club building. Charley is a When the fog horns scream and blow sifting top cans.—M. M. Co. N o t i c e o f S h e r i f f ’s S a le , working for Chas. Stokes on the thorougiy reliable workman an,l And the footsteps of the steward SHEAR YOUR SHEEP RATES REASONABLE. Notice is hereby given th a t by virtue Another fine line of the cele new hotel. Softly eonte and softly go. AT THE CORRAL« <>X THE V .lfX G PLACE. of an execution issued out of the circuit j he employs the best of assistants, brated W altham and Elgin watch court of the State of 1 iregon. for Sherm an NEAR TH E D ALLES. movements received; also elegant j The Union Lumber .Co. have ; He invites careful inspection of hi When the passengers an- groaning county. 0:1 the 14h dc.v of March. 1898, * i t r Full line of patent medicines, stationery and cigars kept in tb.e Fostodiee i V ~ rtu- alxtve corrals ha- e I kk - u put in a suit therein pending wherein l’il. and serviceable cases, at W. 0 .' " ow. a 8UPpIy of lumber, of all work, and challenges compctiti ion. With a deep and sincere woe; M. W illiam sas trustee for A. M. Williams in good repair. Board and lodging at store. H adlev’s. a 2 0 t{ ; kinds, m quantity and quality to; Will you think of me and love me A s Apply to Company, anil F. 1‘. Mays is plaintiff, n aso abb A . ran : suit you. at their yards on Main . Every farm er th a t ex;>ects to raise As you did not long ago? F . C A R L S E N , P r o p ., and H enry H. Petersen anti John Mar- The famous DeMoss Lyric Bar-L- ¡street. j good w heat, and lots of it. should seed a|S>t4 The Dalles, (Iregon. G O O D RIGS, G O O D F E E D . W O O DM EN OF T H E W O R LD . Machinery, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Hacks. M o r o M e re a -n tile Co., G. W . SHELDON, Branch Stores: M O N K LA N D AND K L O N D IK E . BRASH & SLATER, FO R SA LE. HOTEL SE MORO favored Moro with one of their con-, vour seed w heat w ith one oi a drill, and all we ask of those that certs last week. A good house those fanning mills sold by M. M. Co. are buy is to take a look at onr greeted them, and the applause cheap. j n»w Monitor. T lu re i- n o doubt, with drm -n {he m arket R ,g proved the appreciation of the au Best in the m arket, prepared by th e best cook in Wasco, a t Delmonico Res dience. drill made w ith a slow and fast feed. tau ran t T he wheels are nearly twice as heavy as Horseshoeing at the low price of If you don’t buy Hoe Cake soap those on other drills. It has a long $3 per span at Moro Mfg. Co. vou don’t 0 get the worth of J vour 1 heavy - hub and truss rods. Call and set W . V. Johnson’s residence is nearly ~ th e drill for yourself. money.—M. M. Co. read y for th e plasterers. M oro M ercantile In the cabin, oh. my darling, Think not bitterly of me, pho’ I rushed awav and left you In the middle of our tea. I was seized with a sudden longing T o gaze upon the deep blue sea; I t was best to leave you thus, dear, . 1 , ‘ t Best tor you and best for „ me. —Chicago University. C o . den as executor of the last will of Mary Bill, deceased, are defendants, to me di rected and com m anding me to sell the lands hereinafter descrilxxl, 1 will, on Saturday, the 23d dav of April, 1898. at t b e hour of 1 o ’clock p. m ., at the door d the county court house in Moro, Ore- gon, sell to th e highest bidder for cash 1,1 band all of the w e sth a lfo fth e n o rth - , w‘*t-,‘"arter’ an4 lhe „ Wl>pt half of , t,R‘ C. H. 1 J E N K IN S , -will do your----- H o rse-S h o e in g a n d g en eral b la ck sm ith in g . G IV E H IM A T R IA L . southwest q u arter of section 24. and the .O r e g o n . northw est q u arter of Section 25, Town (« rasa V alley ship 2 South, Range 17 E ast, W. M., tO satisfy a certain judgm ent and decree rendered and entered in said court and He crosseil thq ocean many times cause on the 4th day of October, 1897, Without a thought of fear; to -w it: to satisfy the sum ol $282.62 and interest therixm at ten ix-r cent, ¡x-r an- H e cri sstal th e rugged Alpine range, num from said October 4th, 1897, less He crossed the desert drear; $204.40 credited upon said judgm ent on December 14th, 1897. and $35 attorney’s He crossed the Brooklyn trolley fees and |13 costs, and tlic fu rth er sum tracks. of $502.39 and interest at ten per cent, jH,r llnnuin from Raid October 4. 1897, Nor trembled for his life; and $18.05 costs and $40 attorney’s ices, and the fu n rther sum 01 of $1055.93 »mi m i- lu n e r ram tiw w .a» and aw i in- m- And yet he doesn’t dare to cross terest at a t ten per cent, per ner annum annum from from tenwt His little brown-eyed wife. said October 4, 1897, and $13.16 costs —Atlanta Constitution. and $65 attorney’s fess. W illiam H older , “ I shore di es hope,” says Uncle Sheriff of Sherm an County, Oregon. m23to Sorry, hut our correspondence! If you w ant to know th e live business men consult the advertising columns of The Odd Fellows of Moro Lodge. from Hay Canyon arrived too late th e L eader . Discordant and emphatic sounds No. 113, will celebrate the anniver to publish this week. Will buy your fat cattle. Will sell 1 sary of the order on Tuesday, April were issuing from the private T he City H otel has undergone a th o r you choice beef, pork, m utton and veg 26th, with suitable exercises, and a chamber of Mr. O’Hooligan. o u g h renovating by H ayes & H older, etables. P age a P arry , Moro. “ Phwativer is th ’ matther wid general good time is assured to all a n d is now ready for th e public pat L. M. Rust was in town Monday, n ..»1 • . • i t - t -.L f , ronage. , , ,, . « .¡who mav be fortunate enough to yex, I a t . inquired his faithful^ and bought of the M. M. Co. one of - . ® ‘ attend. , A fine . program is . wing . 1 spouse. New tires made and put on t .. n e ir o .e n e ro a u 1 w a g o n s. ,.«• r . . . , , ,, * . . . ,.\ 1» their fane road wagons. 1 , 6 Mattlier enougni enough. q u o te ta I a t. t. . . . . . . prepared, consisting of music, reci- reel- -Manner quote wheels for $6.00 per set of four, not Fine new invoice of stationery. Fine new invoice of stationery,' ta|j on4 speeches and son«*« The Shure, whin Oi bought this cursed including cost of iron. Moro Mfg, writing tablets of all kinds, pens, ’ 1 " ‘ ° , i„c.i .1,, „„n. 1 1 1 etc at P O Store ap20f’ entertainment will begin at 3 plastlter Oi thought Oi hod a bar- Co. J ' '■ “ . ‘ o’clock P. M. in the school hall Fain; hut now. Wgorra! O ik n o w R. C. Bennett of Grass V alby, Dalles-Moro m aking] e Dallee-Moro stage is again making I n -’ IV ,4 ’ Moses, “dat dey will git dis heah rwznlir trirtfa leilvina Alom Xinndav h 'here e re ill! ill ht* elcome tO to enioV Ill ge. all w will lie W welcome enjoy 1 ni ' . » 1 *^111(1 innti . called at this office Tuesday, and regular trips, leaving Moro Monday, j , w w Is our own hand-sewed harness. We also carry a fine line of. . . . new j»hotograj»h trick so fine by Wednesday and Friday. D. C. W igle,; the exercises. Over seventy-five I jqr Brown of St. Louis, w as Though a man has fourteen pockets. left a neighbor’s sub. Thanks. summer dat a man kin tell wedder invitations have been issued to walking home late one njght| when And a woman has hut one, Read our correspondence col proprietor- melon is ripe.”—Atlanta Constitu This is an “Age of Soap,” Why ; members of the order and their he was accosted by a footpad. He can go through all of his’n um ns for the latest news from each tion. use any but the very best. Best friends for the supper to be given : “Gimme vour money, said the While her search has just Ix-gun. place. and everything in a fully-equipped harness shop. soap means Hoe Cake.—M. M. Co. < bv the Odd Fellows at the close of thief “ But wliv do you not print a . It will pay you to pay cash for W h o 's A f r a i d ? card and denv the accusation?” in- As quick as thought the doctor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ginn, of the literary exercises groceries, etc., at stores of M. M. Co. R B P A I R I N G - A U U K IN O S. turned, and in an offended tone, The wise physicians tell us there is quired the politician s wife, Weston, Umatilla county, have Fine job work at the L eader F re e O y s te r S u p p e r. said; ! danger in a kiss; “ Deny it,” howled the politician, 'Get our prices before buying elsewhere. press room. Call and see our been in town on a visit, and while Last Saturday evening G. W. ‘"What are vou doing over here? Disease and death may reach us and have them ¡»rove it? N o, I here bought of the M. M. Co. a fine samples. Brock served free to the public an Go on the other side of the street;! through that avenue of bliss. will treat it with contempt.” 2-seated extension top surrey, to be Make rto m ista k e ! The place to get a oyster supper at the new restaurant I’m working this side mvself.” The gentle osculation, which our I ruth: first-class bad», h a ir cut an d shave, is at shipped to them to \\ eston. at corner of Main and Second \\ ith a muttered apology for his I being wildy thrills. The following colloquy is report- C ousen’s. to ... T ake . . N . . otice .—The . , fare from . Moro ‘ (streets. It was an impromptu af- . , , ,- .. Mrs. Belle McPherson of Wasco, |G r a « 5 alley w only .50 cent« unless, b u t w a s a g r a n d *ucce; g a n d b re a c h of ‘‘t x p e t t e , the would-be May bring us months of sickness ed between the late Mr. Spurgeon passenger has heavy tru n k , when 50i J . , , success, an'* | ^ 1 , , ^ vanjgbed ¡n tbe darkness, anti a lot of doctor bills. and a hoy in his orphanage: a sister of W. L. Lamhurn, called cent« ex tra will l»e charged for it. will extensively advertise the new “ Mis’r Spudgin, s’posing there They say that with the honey we a t the L eader office Tuesday. E llis N eece . restaurant, the tables being crowded j The little maid had been ill and was an orlin ’sylum an’ a hundred are so prone to sip We will set your wagon tires for Now is the tim e to have your property for some time. The new restaurant had struggled slowly through the . o rfin s in it. an’ all the orfins had from $3 to >3.50 per set, according j inaured. Everything will be dry and is a good ¡»lace to go when hungry, early stages of convalescence. She The deadliest bacteria ntay ¡»ass uncles and auntses to bring ’em from lip to lip. to weight. Moro Mfg. Co. I inflam m able soon. We will insure any- as we can testify, having paid the had taken “nourishing” broths and where in the county and give you any an’ apples, ’cept one orfin But when a fellow gets a chance to cake: If you desire to look your l*-st, ia \t following old com panies: first two hits for a meal there that “nourishing” jellies until her soul youria° uiidry done by th e Troy L aundry what hadn’t no one. Oughtin ® » kiss a pretty maid, was received by the proprietor. was weary within her. One morn Co. A . E. Cousens, agent. Caff on him ! Home of New T ork, Phœ nix of H art lie’s very apt to say. “Oh, hang the somebody give give that orfin six- ford, Im perial of London, Pennsylvania Good, clean, wholesome food, prop ing she electrified the family by for prices. doctors! Who’s afraid?” i pence?” of Philadelphia, Home M utual of Cal., The joint debate last Friday or .E tn a of H artford. Have your farm- erly cooked, and plenty of it, will sitting holt upright in the bed, and “1 think so, Boh,” replied Mr. saying: night was ably handled by both house ami barns insured. The rates are be the motto, and a full share of While the train was crawling Spurgeon. “ But why?” public patronage will no doubt l»e “ I want you all to take notice. very low on farm property. sides, but Grass 5 alley won. through the sage-hush district, an “ ’Cause I’m him,” said Bob. given. I am not going to take any more M oore B ros ., Agents. eastern capitalist, espying an apol- The story goes that the “orfin” D on’t forget to place your farm to sell nourishment. I’m hungry and I Subscription price of the L eader w ith R . E . H oskinson. ogy for a dwelling in the midst of received the sixpence. want my meals, and not another FOR S A L E . is >1 per year in advance. If you the bleakness, remarked aloud: “Is »Spinner an expert bicycle Hugh Chrisman and wife, and want it, send in your name. Ad A fine imported Clydesdale stal mouthful of nourishment will I “A man must he a blamed fool rider?” A rthur Molesworth and wife from dress L eader , Moro, Oregon. At lion, just arrived from Gilliam eat.” to live in such a Godforsaken “I «hould say so. He ran over Bigelow were in town yesterday. the price we cannot afford to fur- county, is at the Red Barn this t,)Ur mcn wcek, and the police Tajier—“ I should like a two country as this!” A washing powder that is yellow ni6h the paper on time, hut will week. John Williams owns him, weeks’ absence to attend the wed “ Excuse me,” answered a native, d*dn catch him once. Life, will make clothes the same color. give any responsible person 30 or and having no use for him, will sell ding of a very dear friend.” who had hoarded the train at a Bobby (taking his first lysson in H old th is space fo r fu rth e r a n n o u n ce m e n t. Avoid this by using Soap Foam.— 60 days to pay. : cheap for cash, good notes, or trade, Mr. Gingham—“It must he a very watering station, “hut I think you Latin)—“ Mother, does God under- M. M. Co. Hoe Cake soap and Red Seal lye !if 8old this week' Here is »chance dear friend, indeed, to make yoi ou are mistaken in calling that settler stand Latin?” are made by P. C. Tomson & Co., Ito bu- v an A No' 1 thoroughbred want that time. Wlm is zD b v P G T o m so n Co to bu. much Who i a fool. It takes a blanked smart Mother—“Of course he dt»es.” At a committee meeting Monday Bobby—“Who made him study who have a national reputation for | draft hor8e for a mere | it?” man to make a living in this coun night, it was decided to proceed at it?”—Puck. once with the plans for the new pure and high grade goods M. M .! Monahan will show you the horse | Taper—“ Well, sir, after the cere- try, while any idiot can make a and make the sale. I t ' monv she will lie mv wife.” Co. living in a city.” S. F. Wave. £l&“ -:uE:ribe for the L eadui . hall. OUR LEADER SADDLES, CHAPS, BRIDLES, WHIPS. H E Y D T & CO., M oro, O r. CITY HOTEL, «0, Hayes & Holder, Props. WATCH IT!
