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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1898)
^ tO R O LEADER, J " >lcox, of G rass Valiev. was in Moro S atu rd ay . fraternal orders . IL J. G inn is in P ortland to-dav. E. \\ . Elrod was in town yes Biggest an,I liest tor 25 e ts ._ th e meals terday. I you get a t Delmonico, Wasco. ANCIENT ORDER EXITED WORKMEN. If you w ant to know the live business i At th e bowling alley stand you will Moro Lodge, No. 64— Meets everv men consult the advertising columns of tind cigars, candies, nuts, oranges, lem T uesday evening a t 8 o’clock in I. the L eader . O. O. F. h a ll, A sta n d in g in v ita ons, cherries, straw berries and all kinds Mrs. A. C. Huff returned last of fresh fruit in reaaon. W heat & Clark. tio n to a tte n d is extended to all W asco and G rass V alley were week from an extended visit to rel so jo u rn in g brothers. W . H . R agsdale , M. W . well represented at the rally here atives in M innesota and Iowa. H. S. M c D axel , Recorder. last S aturday. I he Grass \ alley Band serenaded DEGREE OE HONOR, A, O. V. W. All persons needing nice fresh llood , Sheriff Holder S atu rd ay evening River straw lierries, will do well by j at his residence after the public j H e rrin Lodge, No. 2— Meets everv M onday evening in I. 0 . O. F. h a ll .! leaving th e ir orders w ith G. W . Brock. speaking. All sojourning m em bers invited to The fam ily of .1. E. H arris have Rum or has it th at our eountv a tte n d . M ary P eoples , C. of H. lieen down w ith la grippe, hut are clerk issued a license »o wed, to M rs . F lora B olton . Recorder. now rap id ly im proving. Mr. F ran k Hawley and Miss May INDEPENDENT ORDER OEODD FELLOWS. ; B a te r tanks, round or square, anv Dougherty of Kent, on M onday. Moro Lodge, No. 113— Meets size, and on short notice, the beat to lie Several stayed up all Mond every S a tu rd a y evening. V isiting ha<l, Moro Mfg. Co. brothers co rdially invited to meet i The opera house is inclosed, and night in order to get the returns w ith us. J . B. H osford . N. G. inside work is well advanced i as they were reported from various H. S. M c D axel , See. precincts. tow ard com pletion. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Moro C am p, No. 351 -Meets every \ \ ednesdav evening in I. 0 . O. I . h a ll. \ ¡siting choppers are in v ited to a tte n d . W . J . M artin , <?. C. \ \ m . H older , Clerk. If you want a l^*'1 model bike can get in any see o u r F. H. LET US BE F. H. MEADER & CO., MORO, OR., SWEEPING VICTORY!! We H ave No R o o s te r, B ut McCormick We C o u l d n 't C r o w if W e H a d — W e a r e T o o F u ll o f J o y ! Sherm an County Goes Republican by the Largest Majority Ever Recorded. high grade, first-class! Since the fire in Moro it is more ap E verything from Coroner, with more th an three to one, up to Gov for h niouey than you ■ parent than ever th a t people should in sure against fire in a good company. 1!. ernor and Congressm an, with alm ost two to one, goes R epublican, e x other place, come and E. lioskinson is agent for the American Meader A Co, lir e Insurance Company. jltf cept Circuit Judge. Edgar M iller and wife went to Hood River last T hursday for a stay of two or three weeks. D r o w n e d in J o h n D a y R iv e r. The election passed off very quietly. N o tic e o f S to c k h o ld e r s ' M eatin g . F. H . M E A D E R . A c S A N rO 3 D , Notice is hereby given th a t th e first m eeting of the stockholders of the Moro f Hall ( ompaiiy, a corporation organized and existing under and by ' irtue of the laws of the State of Oregon, will beheld Dealers in G roceries, D ry Goods, Shoes and on Saturday, tin* 11th dav of June, 1696, at 2 o’clock P. M., in the'otlice of |„ . F u rn is h in g Goods» ■ Hunting, in the town of Moro. Sherm an ( m inty, Oregon, for the purpose of SOLE AGENTS FOR THE electing not less than three directors of said corporation as such stiwkholders present at said meeting shall determ in *, and tor the transaction of such otln*: hilsiniss as may lawfully come heiorc said meeting. Dated at .Moro, Oregon, this 3d dav of B a ll-b e a rin g F o ld in g Mav, fS'H. 4V. II. MOORE. I. 44 . H I NTING, 44‘. 1!. AleCOY, E. PEOPES. GEO. X. BOI.TOX, ( ’or|Mir.itors. No one seemed excited, ami DAISY REAPERS, MOWERS AND BINDERS. Extras fo r same on orders LAND N O T IC E S . Also for the (»11 Reliahl * N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n . L a m i O h u k at T he D ai . i . e . s . O kbgox , i Ju n e 6, 1696. i Notice is hereby given that th e follow ing named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in supisirt of her claim, and that said proof will lie mad»* lietori* 44 m. H enriehs, eountv clerk, at Moro, < Iregon, on Julv 16. 1696, viz: Magaret Met ¡ilium : 11. E. No. 3i'.72, for th e S 44' ' 4 Sec. 2.3. Ti> 1 S R 17 E, 44 M. She iaim»*s the following witnesses to prove her »‘ontinuous residence i | | hiii and cultivation of. said land, viz: 4\’m. Elliott. Hugh Mclntyia*. Jos»»ph Patter- foil ami I.. II. M arlin, all of Monkland. Oregon. J as . 1*. M ixjke , Register. j.vR4 Jam es Phillips, a m an about 35 no p a rticu la r dem onstration resulted when wonl kept com ing in show years old, started to ford the John L. 1). Holder, su cv sso r to Hayes A S h erm an Circle. No. 320— Meets H older, can furnish the public first-class Day, near Gibson’s, on Mav 30, ing a land-slide. 1 he opposition was paralyzed, spetehless 1 Repuh- Following are the every F rid ay evening at 7 :30 o’clock. m eals at the City Hotel. with a two-horse team . V lien part lieans seemed to take it* as a m atter of fact. \ ¡siting b ro th ers a n d sisters invited A. I). M cDonald gives notice of way across, the team got into deep returns: to m eet w ith us. intention to m ake final proof. See water, and in some m anner Mr. J . M. P arry . Prest. P hillips was draw n under and C. L. I reland . Sec. his ad under "L an d Notices.” N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n . • I i i ’Irnwiieil. The body has not vet " A so c ial dance w;i L and O h ic l at T he D alles , D i . eoox . , E x tra s for all kinds of m achinery for our young people S atu rd . ay * even ' t»een recovered. One horse was lost. May 9, 1696. i hut the other, anil the wagon, that sale a t th e M. M. Co. Noticed- hereby given th a t the follow- ing a t the school hall after the Re- ing-nam td settler Inis filed notice of her was loaded with freight, was saved. L eader a n d W eekly O reixixian publican rally. intention to commute anil make final " . L. W ilson was at the scene of ' prtiof in su p p .rt of her claim, and that 1 y ear $1.75 in advance. T ik e N otice .—The fan* from Moro to •mid proof will lw made l»efore the Reg the accident, hut could not do anv- j F ine job prin tin g "w h ile you w ait” at 'G ra ss 4 alley is only 50 cents, unless ister ami Rts-eifl» at The Dalles, on th in g to avert the calam ity. The th e L eader press room. | passenger has heavy tru n k , when 50 I'riduv. Ju n e 24. viz: Lio» Jotix- **ox. ol Ihc D a lle * IIoin«*stea<l Appli deceased was form erly from the H orseshoeing a t the low price of cents extra will lx* charged for it. cation No. 52:24, for th e lot 1, S N E E llis X eece . \ alley. At one tim e he worked on Sec. .3. Tp 1 S. It 15. and S L < \V $3 per span at Moro Mfg. Co. 1-4 Sec. 35. Tp 1 N. R 15 E 44 4] The post office is now situated in the F rank Hawley ranch. It is B icycling is g e ttin g to lie very She luiinew the follow ing uitiH*<*es to the corner of the new hotel build said th a t a sister and one or more prove her eontiiui<»u«i residence uj»on an<l p o p u la r these lovely evenings. cultivation <»f, sahl land, viz: J. Kg- ing, in the handsom est q u arters of brothers live in G illiam eountv. M A M ihm I v . for congress 475 Finest on th e •roast. W h at? W hy, 221 93 l»ert. A. S. Kol»ertt*, M. Stecker an«! C M Donaldson, * * any in the county. .'41 lle rlsT t EglsTt. all of The I »alles. < >re- PROTElTED HOME CIRCLE. th a t car of buggies and hacks for sale by t th e Moro M ercantile Co. D IE D . G W Ingalls, •• 11 E Courtney, ** T T Geer, for governor W I! King, •• H M Clinton. “ John C Luce, F 1 Dunl •ar. for secretary state H It Kincaid. •* Ira Wakefield, H C Davis. “ Chas S Moore. for state treasurer If you desire to look your best, have Mrs. Susan E. Miller, at her home, your laundry done by the Troy Laundry I ’c n ’t forget to place* your farm to sell Co. A. E. Cousins, agent. Call on him near Moro. Sherm an County. Oregon, w ith K. E. Iloskir.son. May 31. 1693. li :;{0 p. M., age,! 67 years, for prices. 10 m onths and 1:» days. She leaves to 300 feet of new hose h as arrived M hen last heard from, J. C. mourn her departure 6 children. 3 sons for th e fire com pany. O’Leary, who was shot a t Rutledge, and 3 daughter-*, all of whom are m ar Are you h u n g ry ? Then go to was doing nicely, and expected to ried, 19 grand children, am! a num ber of th e new re s ta u ra n t, on M ain street. save his leg from am p utation. loving friends. She was a m emlier of the Moro Friendship Baptist Church, J o Booth, If you w ant to buy a farm rem em lier • h is K Sears. Lum lier, shingles, wood, U nion died as she had lived, a firm be Moses Yotaw, E . E . H ockinson. H e h as some fine L um ber Co. W. V. Johnson. re<i- i and , > i .. t , i . . "• «»ever in th e power of Jesu lo save. Frank S M<*orr for supremi* judge bargains. uent m anager. M ain street. Moro. W M Kanisey. Dearest m other, thou hast left us. O pen d a y an d night, meals a t all T 1’ H arkleinan, G rading on the C. S. R. R. is And th y loss we deeply feel, boure,-D elm onico, Wasco. •I H Ackerman. Supt l ‘ul>. I ustriieli* being pushed as fast as men and But 'tis tè s i th a t has liereft us: H S I.yman, F. II. M eader & Co. have their . B E Em erick, “ “ lie can all our sorrows heal. team s can do it. A bout six miles •I E Hosmer, •• large collar rap id ly nearing com 1. S. and A. B. are already done. W H la»(*ils. state printer pletio n . Chas Eitch, Send in your nam e and $1 for F IR E C O M P A N Y O F F IC E R S T S Melhiniel, Make r.o m istak e! The place to get a A N D MEMBERS. D I. Grace. *• first-» tars b ath , h air cu t and shave, is at the M oro L eader , and get all the D B X Blackburn, a: irnev gene: ill news of all the eountv for a vear. C ousen’s. The fire com pany was called out J L Storv. -• ' C J Bright, “ •• F or term s on Moro property call on for a d rill last W e< lnesd ay evening, W. II. Strong and fam ily started •1 H Morton, joint representative o r address K. E . Iloskinson. •• •* for Hood River yesterday. They and in 31 m inutes from the first A S Roberta, “ “ A large an d en thusiastic audi are going for an outing and to get ta p of the hell, w ater was stre a m A J Brigham, C I. Morse, “ “ ence greeted H on. A. C. H ough at a supply of straw berries. ing on the roof of G inn's ware II S \\ ilson. circuit judge W L Bradshaw. W asco last F rid ay evening. Ihil'es-Moro stage is again making house. Afterw ard they met at A A Javne, district attorney The City H otel is now under the regular tripe, leaving Moro Monday. school hall and elected officers as X H G a tM , « ' m an ag em en t of L. D. H older, who w ill W ednesday and Friday. D. C. Wigle. follows: C C Kiiiiey. board of coital neat ion O 1’ King. •• “ c o n tin u e to conduct th e Imsines.« in a proprietor. W. H. M oore, president; A. C. first-class m anner. Give us a call. The L eader is the best paper in Sanford, vice president; K. E. Hos- •Av erage m ajority. No evil effects from "g ettin g fu ll''—of C O U N T Y BY gons 61 47; 462 153 ti6 1-6 4» in 166 261 47 76 69 3«l 52 St, 204 262 60 427 173 254 25C 19 I. a m i O ei u e at T he D alle * . O kd . ox . , May 3, 1S96. i Notice is hereby given th a t the fol low ing-named settler has tiled notice of her intention to make final proof in siq e |6>rt of h e re la im . ami th a t said proof will I k * made liefore 44 illiam Henriclip. eountv clerk, at Moro, Oregon, on Mon day. June 20, 1888, M? M aki \ R ich »Kitsox. formerly Mary A. Stone, of Biggs : T inilier-t'ultiire Application No. 3224. for th e X L. S E '. 6ec 30 Ti> I X . B 1« L \\ M. She names as w itnesscf : O. 4V. Rich ardson, J. <>. Richardson. J. G. W alker ami Fred Stone, all of Biggs. (Iregon. n illt'i J as . I". M ookk , Register. BARCAiNS IN REAL ESTATE. B argain 161 OFFICE ANO SHOP AT 3HEL03NS 010 STANO, MORO FJUND.1Y B'JILOINO, w,'i'k done in a w orkm anlike m anner, M oro O rego n. MORO MERCANTILE GO. Large and complete stock of G e n e ra l M e rc h a n d is e , Machinery, H ardw are, Paints and Oils, Farm Im plem ents, W agons, Buggies, Hacks. M o ro M e rc a n tile Co.. 1 he place to go P> get what you want. at a price th a t will suit W »* 11 sell you guns, true to shoot. O ysters.craekers. and new lt»*»>is; Biikles plenty, all the time, .\'o. 1— 160a ranch 3 B r a n c h S to re s : miles south of Gras? vallev, Iraki firm land; term s. »1006; $5tl) cash. Gul. on term s; int. 10 |ier cent. B argain ,\'o. J —320a rane! n lies south of Moro, fair improvement, plenty of w ater; term s. f20lll; $1000 to M oro M e rca n tile Co. N* jkiu ! in crop paym ents; $500 extra for crop on place. B a r g a i n .Vo. .?—lot.i ranch 5 miles from Grass valley so., farm 1 iml. plentv of w ater: term s. $1100. $503 cash, bal iii two paym ents; int 10 |ier»vnt. B a r g a i n .Vo. —476a ranch 6 miles east of 44 asco. SOtki farm land, 24thi«- Mrs. Dora W illia m s , Prop., M oro, O regon. sown to w heat, lions»* of 6 rooms, barn 46x33. and granary 16x24. machine shed 20x32; term s. 4500, $25(1) earth, L«al on BEST 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 . easv term s; $5(11 ex tra for crop M O N K L A N D A N D K L O N D IK E , 2:1.3 491 G ra in in g, G lazing and P a p e r-H a n g in g . Dry g.Kkls new. e«»niing ju.-t in line. 62 432 ■MX i HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING, M O I« ), O K E O O N . N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n . 36 4'iG WINDOM & STILWELL. 1'. M oore . R»*gist»*r. Illl6 t6 !L5 ;ttw W agons, H a c k s a n d Buggies, of every d e scrip tio n . 167 2s5 290 J STUDEBÁKER BROS’ 5.36 2X4 217 155 HOTEL MORO, CITY HOTEL. P R E C IN C T S . S herm an eountv to send to vour kinson, secretary; G. N. Bolton, , . , , . . , , friends in the east to let them set treasurer; W in. H older, chief; L. J u s t arriv ed , A nother tino lin o of i ■ i r . , w nat kind of a eountv we have. W. H unting, first assistan t; W m. I ♦ I» i. z - f c Hi w h V .v > ■ l, »I, I- m ate ria l a t th is office for job work. Ju st received at Moro a large lot of H enriehs, second assistant. C all an d inspect it. Drapers, made to order for th e M. M. The reorganized com panies arc H e a d q u a rte rs fo r c o m m e rc ia l tra v ele rs. South-bound express handled with Co., by W hite, Cooley & C utts, M arys 2 2 a: g R. E. H O S K IN S O N . as follows: care an d prom ptly by Ellis Xeece. M oro, O reg o n . ville, Cal. Any one needing Drapers Hose C om pany—J. M. Florer, RATES R E A S O N A B L E . ^ ^ ^ ^ J . B. H osford h as purchased the will save m oney by buying tliem . forem an; E. E. B arnum , first as J- M . K erns has closed a suc tine residence of D. J. H ayes in the line oi patent medicine?, stationery and cigars kept in the Postotfic^ «ton cessful term of school at H ay Can- sista n t; G. N. Bolton, second assist Mowry ad d itio n . 13. H O S S , a n t; Geo. G rubb, A. E. Cousens, Beet in th e m ark et, prepared by the ?’(,n * F. C. Ireland, J . A. W est, Ladru CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. b e st cook in Wasco, a t Delmonico Res W . Brock will give you a fine B arnum . Adolph H eydt, Louis ta u n u it. meal for 25 ets. a t an y hour, at H eydt, L. 1). H older, W . E. Lee, I t will p a y you to pay cash fot ri the new restau ran t. HAVINC A FINE ARCHITECT, L. D. Idlem an. W. (). H adley. groceries, etc., a t stores of M. M. Co. J. I). F a rra . from Paisley, Lake Wm Henriehs. Rep., for clerk can furnish 46 30 21 204 Hook and Ladder C om pany— I’ M Ruggles, I’., •• i .’7 23 If courteous treatm en t and fair rates county was in town M onday. He W m. Holder, Rep., tor sheriff I I T L L PL A N S AN1) S P E L 'D IIA T IO N S . 21 69 a re th e proper th in g , th e Moro-Kut- is visiting his brother. T. J. F arra. W m. H enrieh, forem an; W. H. X FIR S T-C LA S S IN EVERY RESPECT. W Thompson. P. *• ledge stage line is all right. Moore, first assistan t; L. W. H u n t R P Grr, commissioner ,3 76 W ILL FURNISH ALL KINDS OF BUILDING M e have m ade arrangem ents to ■■ ing. second assistan t; W. B. McCoy, J M Powell, P. * F ine job work a t tlie L eader 12 MATERIAL J D Gihscii.Pro. “ furnish the L eader and W eekly H. S. McDanel. E. Peoples, W. G. M alter Stanley, R ep., treasurer £ press room. C all a n d see our 16 21 19 A T L O W E S T P R IC E S . O regonian a t the very low price of •• i A rm sw orthv. K. J. G inn. J. B. Hos T R McGinnis, P., 26 13 samples. $1.75 jier year in advance. Henry K rause, Pro., “ ] <Successor to Hayes & Holder.) ford, H . A. Moore, C. L. Ireland. 45 H Ragsdale, Rep, school supt. See W . V. Jo hnson, of U nion 144 The L eader leads all other p a W. C. W illiam s, L. K. M oore, L. R Hargreaves, P, "Call or address me at 44'asco. On*- “ j 15 L um ber Co., for lu m b er a n d wood, R A TE S . g>m. F R Spaulding. Pro, $ 1 .0 0 per day and up, pers in Sherm an county in giving M ain street. C. sla te r, F. H. Meader. A. C. S a n B F Pike, Rep, assessor 2 27 24 1.31 the most com plete and reliable ford. J. M. Dunahoo, J. B. Mowry. M A YanGilder, P, •* | 15 12 Toll T hom pson, special agent SPECIAL ATTEMTIOH CIVEN TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. " ] news, up to date, a n d in the most R. E. Iloskinson. J. M. P arrv , G. W (' Fuller. Pro, for th e Im p e ria l F ire In su ra n c e •I 44 Kerns, Rep., surveyor t 211 readable form. VOUR PATROHACE IS RESPECTFULLV SOLICITED, A V Underwood, P, “ £ W. Brock. Co., was in Moro S a tu rd a y a d ju s t M oro, O regon. I 51 Sm ith, Rep, coroner 4 35 F ran k Sayers has sheared his On m otion a com m ittee of three, J B Mowry, Pro, “ in g th e loss by fire of th e Com m er 1 sheep, and the fleece “averaged” consisting of W. (). H adlev. Win. cial C lub building. J U S T IC E D IS T R IC T N O . 3 . 27 pounds. It grew on the hack of H enriehs and R. J. G inn, was ap- < o * o . Meader, P, justice 40 J u s t received at th e M. M. Co. a car D 44' Howard. Deni, do le a d of th e celebrated Bain wagons, a full-blood French M erino two- pointed to have general sitiiervis- 1'. B 44 heat. Rep., constable 14 16 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND “ utade to o rd e r for th e Sherm an county year old pet. ton of a celebration on J u ly 4th in J M B artlett, P. H arry H ill, Ind, “ tra d e . The credit business is h ard on Moro, under the auspices of the SPECTACLES. New tires m ade a n d p u t on | the people and h ard on the m er- Moro Fire C om pany, provided All W o rk W a r r a n te d F ir s t- C la s s . wheels for $6.00 i»er set of four, not c h a n t. Therefore we have decided G rass \ alley does not notify the The lunch counter, conducted hv W ith A p o lo g ies to B u rn s. Factory agent for Bicycles, l'ianos. O r 'in c lu d in g cost of iron. Moro Mfg to sell from a n d after M arch 2 l, com m ittee w ithin five days th a t a gans, G rnphophoncs and Kislaks. the ladies of Moro, for the benefit '.Ipr»|Hirt of the eild-of-tIn*-4K*litiirv Co. ISOS, a ll groceries, provisions, celebration will he held there. girl the inspirisi jioet of the W ashing Mono .....................................O regon . i of the fire com pany, was a grand ton Star thus sm ites his lyre after the Bend $1.75 anil y our nam e and n a ik , rope, soap, axle grease, to- success. They succeeded in tra n s m anner of Bobbie Burns : C a rd o f T h a n k s . ad d ress to th e L eader , Moro, and bacco, oils, b lack sm ith ’s coal and We wish to extend to the jieople ferring about $.50 from the pockets 44 hat though a lassie don the broek receive th e L eader a n d W eekly iron for cash only. Moro M ercan of Moro and vicinity our sincere of hungry people to the capacious 44'i’ bloomers braw and a ’ th a t? tile Co. O regonian one year. th an k s for their kindly assistance ¡lockets of the tire com pany. But We hen in adoration meek Anil are her slaves for a ' th a t. Moro Lodge No. 64, A. O. U. W., d uring the late illness, death and for ice giving out they would have Go to F. H. M eader A Co’s and For a ’ th a t and a ' that. h a v e y o u r m easure tak en for a elected L. W. H u n tin g representa burial of our dear m other, Mrs. done m uch better. As it was. the The wheel liestrid and a ' th at ; sum realized will he of great bene su m m er su it of clothes. They tive to the G rand Lodge to convene Susan E. Miller. Blythe ( upid’s eves nt*»*d no disguise, fit to the fire bovs. in Ju ly . H. A. Moore was elected g u a ra n tee a fit. T he F amily . She shall 1 m * wooed, for a ’ th a t. altern ate. E dw in A. B aker has been behind A n n u a l M e e tin g . “ No.” he said, with the a ir of a E nglishm an (p atro n izin g ly ) Ice-cream and cake disappeared th e co u n ter a t F. H . M eader «fe Co.’s Sherm an C ounty H o rtic u ltu ral m a il who feels it his disagreeable 'I 'o i l e t A r t i c l e s , i for several weeks. E d m akes a in a gratify in g m anner M onday at Society will hold its a n n u a l elec “ Your school facilities are excel d u ty to deny a request, “ it won’t the lunch table, presided over hv tion of officers on S aturday, Ju n e lent, I am told.” good elerk. . . . and leading brands of .. Am erican (su av ely )—“ Well, 1 do to allow women to vote.” the ladies of Moro, for the benefit 11, 1898, at 2 o’clock p. m., a t Moro. Closing out sale of Ixjys’ and y o u th 's "M by no t?” his wife inquired. clothing to m ake room for new grxsls. of the fire com pany. Every m em ber invited to he pres should say so. See tin* Sm ithso “ They are quite as com petent to S uits from f l- b b to $4.00. If you d o n ’t The ladies of Moro conducted a ent; and all not now m em bers, who nian In stitu te over there? T hink understand political questions as believe it, come and see. M. M. Co. lunch counter M onday for the bene have a n y interest in horticulture, of a building like th a t, ju st to edu men are.” Tlie U nion Lum lier Co. have fit of the Moro Fire Co. T heir cate the Sm iths!” Vogue. are especially invited to join us. Good care given stock. T e rm s Reasonable. MORO, OREGON. “ I don’t deny th a t. But there now a su p p ly of lum lier, of all J. B. W heat . Brest. B arson—“ I fear th a t serm on of are other more practical considera- k inds, in q u a n tity am i q u a lity to sta n d was under the shed roof a d Call and see me. S. M O N A H A N , Prop. su it you, a t th e ir y a rd s on M ain jo ining the City Meat M arket. An J. M. B arry , See. m ine about the ‘Gold S ta n d a rd ’ tions. \\ believer there is an elec excellent lunch was spread, and street. was not favorably received.” M oro, O r e jo n , tion there are hound to he hets N o tic e to S to c k h o ld e rs . W ill buy your fat cattle. W ill sell th eir tables were a co n stan t a ttrac - Deacon—“ \\ by so, parson?” m ade. Now, when a m an hets a There is now due and payable at yon choice beef, pork, m utton and veg- tion to the h u n g ry voters. .. I have o|M*nt*d a ......... Barson—“ . I » found four 16 once p .. I - ............. D i u on t i v each B I I I share VH. I l l of m stock e - in th< ’U lin m ill J»» I to 1 hat it never costs more th an six or «table*. I agxa AKKi,.oro. Xow is the time to have your property Moro H a ll Co. (know n as A. O. U. buttons in the collection-basket. eight dollars if he loses. But if We will set y o u r wagon tires for insured. E verything will lie dry and W . H ull) an installm en t of $5 on T ru th women got their sym pathies arous ------ .50 p er set, a c c o r d in g 1 inflam * “ m able *’ soon. ............... We will insure any- each share subscribed. P ayable to :it . . . Is <>ur own hand-bcwed harness. \V> also c a rry » fine line of from $.3 to $3 ed there w ouldn’t he a n y th in g for 1__ c where in th e co county and give you any A. H. B arnum or H. A ." Moore, Bingo— “ I ’ve had to change m y to w eight. Moro Mfg. Co. one of th e following old com panies: . Moro, Oregon. them to do except to precipitate a CORNER MAIN AND SECOND STREETS. grocery store.” J . R. Caples, a n a tto rn e y , ju st Home of Xew Y ork, Phoenix of Hart-1 K ingley- “ W h at’s the m a tte r? ” jianie by wagering bonnets th at in K lo n d ik e G o ld and every th in g in a fully-equipped hariM*si sirup Pennsylvania i i._ ford, Im perial of London, Pen < ^ " M c a ls anv hour from 5 o’clock in from Dyea, Alaska, but now Bingo— “ W hy, I h a d n ’t lieen the n a tu re of things c a n ’t cost less the morning to 10:30 nt night, and on R E P A I K I N O - A I X ' K I N I >S. — of Pliiliwielphia, Home M utual of t a i ., Loaned on Sherm an eountv real Ore- or .E tn a of H artford. Have vour tarei- __ i i J l n g for a location in E a astern s|K*» ial occasions 12 o ’clock. Your pat trad in g there two m onths before th an tw enty dollars apiece.” •», fib » h ” « * ' ««’i h aras insured. The rates are j e s ta tc ‘ Cal1 ™ a d d re s s ÄÄULUt our prices before buying t Isewherr. ronage is solicited. gon, called a t th e I .EADER office; verr |ow OI1 farm property. | R. E. H oskisson , they began sending things C. 0 . W ashington Star. G. W . B RO CK , P ro p rieto r. Mootte B ia s ., Agents. a p lo tf M oro Oj*c<n Mt urda V D.’” Jud-rc. MORO LEADER ¡fl.ix i,,,*,* *.,,,,■ Moro <iiego- gcod th in g s to ea t a t Brock's restaurant. a t 6. L. D. HOLDER, Proprietor, HADLEY, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. A. D. BOLTON & GO., DRUGGISTS AND HAYES & DUNAHOO P R O P R IE T O R S . STATIONERS. PATENT MEDICINES rp : b LIVERY AND C I G A R S BARN STABLES. G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D . RESTAURANT. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT OUR LEA D ER SADDLES, CHAPS, BRIDLES, WHIPS. H E Y D T & C O ,, M o r o , O r ,
