Moro leader., July 13, 1898, Image 3

MORO
LEADER.
CLO SING O U T
Ranches sold anil leased by L. W
i Hunting, Moro.
S p le n d id sto c k la te s t
s ty le s w ritin g
T h is
is bow a high school girl
A F a ir B ic y c l is t 's T a c t ,
A. C. S A N F O R D .
F. H . M E A D E R .
material,
blank books and inks, ’ at P. O. , recently
i parsed . the sentence, ‘ He
, _
I aw an exhibition of tact the
S a le o f L aw n s, P e rc a le s , a n d
W ater pipe for th e new w ater 8ton>-
FR A TE R N A L orders .
kissed m e:” “ He,” she began with O th e r day th a t is worthy of record
a ll S u m m e r G o o d s a t c o s t a t
system in Moro, began to arrive on |
a
fond lingering over the word \h a t in the archives of tin* nation. It
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t
in
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T h is m e a n s b a r-
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN. o u r s to r e .
Tuesday afternoon.
To he held in Moro evening of brought the crim son to her cheeks, was in front of a drug store. A
M oto Lodge, No. 64— Meets everv g a in s . C a ll a n d s e e .
V.
H
.
G
rim
sley
of
C
alifornia,
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29 An interesting program |
T uesday evening a t 8 o’clock in 1.
a pronoun, th ird person, singu- young woman physician cam e rid ­
M. M. CO .
and
W.
L.
McCaleh
of
M
onmouth.
O .O . F. h a ll. A sta n d in g in v ita ­
is being prepared, which will con- hir num ber, m asculine gender, a ing up on her bicycle, dism ounted,
Photo envelopes at P. O. store.
MORO, OREGON.
tio n to a tte n d is extended to all
were callers a t th is office 1 hursday.
of patriotic speeches and m u- gentlem an and p retty well fixed and disappeared into the shop,
so jo u rn in g brothers.
G. W. Brock will give you a fine
i good leaving her bicycle leaning against
Call w ith your work anti get it s*e- Due of the good things will universally considered
W . H . R agsdale , M. W .
m eal for 25 ets. a t a n y hour, at
catch.
‘Kissed’
is
a
verb,
tran si- * tree. The cham pion had hoy of Dealers in G roceries, D ry Goods, Shoes and
done in first-class style before the ' M‘ an address hv Rev. F rank
H . S. M c D anel , Recorder.
the new resta u ra n t.
ru sh of harvest work commences.
Spaulding.
Every one cordially live, too m uch so, regular every th a t end of the town hapjiencd
F u rn is h in g Goods.
If you want a high grade, first-class
DEGREE OF HONOR. A. O. V. W.
invited.
P
atriots
urged to he pres evening, indicative mood, indieat- along with a crowd of adm iring s a t­
M oro M anf . C o .
1S98 model bike for less mouev than you
H e rrin Lodge, No. 2— Meets every
ing affection, first and th ird per- «Hites the badness of a hoy alw ays
C. B. G inn ,
Rev. Mr. H oll, a G erm an L u ­ cut.
SOLC AGENTS FOR
M onday evening in I. O. O. F. h a l t ean get in any other place, come and
sons,
p lural num ber, and governed a ttrac ts, and proceeded to h a te fun
L avra M oore ,
th eran m inister, has been in Moro
A ll sojourning m em bers invited to see ours. F. H. Meader A Co.
by circum stances. ‘Me,’ -o h , well, with th a t wheel. The young doc-
M ary P eopi . es ,
Send in your nam e and $1 for for several da vs.
a tte n d . M ary P eoples , C. of H.
MASON’S IMPROVED FRUIT JARS,
everybody
M rs . F lora B olton , Recorder.
knows m e.” And she tor heard the jingle of her lx*ll, and
Committee.
the M oro L eader , and get all t h e : figurs in prime condition from the
appeard on the threshold of the
sat down.
new show ease. Trv one. P. O. store.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. news of all the countv for a year.
L u th e r a n S e r v i c e s .
shop. The had hoy grinned with
If you want to buy a farm remember
E verett and Jam es Logan were in
M oro Lodge, No. 113— Meets
Rev
W
in.
F.
Holl
will
preach
at
the bravado which is the adm ira-
every S a tu rd a y evening. V isiting R. E. Hoskinson. He has some tine town S atu rd ay from G illiam countv
Dingle’s
H
all
next
S
unday
a
t
3
:3
0
1
A
young
docto,
wishing
to
m
ake
tion
of everv other hoy in the
b ro th e rs cord ially invited to meet bargains.
w ith a hand of fine work horses for
W agons, Hacks and Buggies,
P. M., at which tim e the congrega- a good impression upon a G erm an street. The young wom an called
w ith us.
J . B. H osford . N. G.
Ju st arrived, an o th er fine line of
sale.
tion
will
decide
a
t
w
hat
place
and
farm
er,
m
entioned
the
fact
th
a
t
he
to
him
,
and
then
draw
ing
him
H. S. M c D anel , Sec.
m aterial a t th is office for job work.
\ \ . H. Bishop, contractor and tim e future L utheran services will had received a double education, as aside, I heard her say, eonfiden-
of every d e scrip tio n .
C all and inspect it.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
builder, from Hood River, called a t | K> held. He will preach a t Monk- it were. He had studied honnep- tiallv :
M oro C am p, No. 351— Meets
W . O. H adley has a fine new
th is office M onday. He is here ja nd second and fourth Sundays a th v , and was also a graduate of a
“ Now. you are the biggest hoy
every W ednesday evening in I. O. organ in his place of business.
looking for business in his line.
after Sunday school. J . B. Hol- “ regular” m edical school.
out here, and I’d like to leave my j
O. F. b a ll. V isiting choppers are
Finest on the coast. What? Why, I
Any one desiring peaches or blacklx*r- m an is acting as tem porary tre a s­
in v ited to atten d .
“ Oh, dot vas noding,” said the bicycle in your e<ire for a few m in-
that ear of buggies and hacks for sale by
W . J. M artin , C. C.
ries ean get them promptly by leaving urer, and those subscribing to the farm er, “ I had vonce a calf vot nti-s. Ju st see to it, w on't you.
the Moro Mercantile Co.
their orders with E. B. Wheat at the
W m . H older , Clerk.
support of the m inister m ay pay sucked two cows, and he m ade nod- th a t none of the hoys bother with
J. B. F lorer’s house is inclosed, bowling alley.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
ing but a comm on schteer, after it? ”
sam
e to hint.
and will soon be ready for use.
W hat m ight have lM*cn a disas-
She went into the shop again,
S h erm an Circle, No. 320—Meets
a ll.”
l’atent medicines and sundries, full trou s tire started in the residence
and the had hoy—well, if you had
C H U R C H N O T IC E .
every F riday evening at 7:30 o clock.
G ra in in g , G lazing and P a p e r-H an g in g.
°'
,
H-„
,, of O. P. King at G rass Valiev M un­
touched th a t bicycle it would have
V isitin g brothers and sisters invited
i i ill buy your fat cattle. M ill sell i
OFFICE AND SHOP AT SHELDON'S OLD STAND, MIRO FOUNDRY BUILSUICe
Rev. C. D. Nickelscn will preach
The largest hell in the world 58 lx?en over his dead body.— Ex.
to m eet w ith us.
you choice beet, pork, mutton and veg-
m orning. It was discovered next S abbath, J u ly 17. M orning the great bell of Moscotf. a t the foot
¿ W A l l work done in a w orkm anlike m anner..
y
J . M. P arry , Prest.
A n o t h e r o f L in c o ln ’s J o k e s .
etables.
P ack a 1’ akry , Moro.
before doing an y dam age to speak
subject, “ The Lillies of the Field.” of the K rem lin. Its circum ference
C. L. I reland , Sec.
M oro
O re g o n .
This is a brand-new Lincoln
The M eader & Co. brick block is i °f*
E vening subject, “ U nderground to at the bottom is nearly 68 feet and
story, and true:
p a rtly constructed, a n d will p r e - i Sherm an Circle, No. 320, P. H. the K londike.”
PLEASE READ.
its height more th a n 21 feet. In its
President Lincold reached Meade
T ha M oro L eader will not be sent a fine appearance. It will be C., of Moro, has its ch a rter nicely
stoutest p a rt it is 23 inches thick.
station,
near Petersburg, soon after
a credit to the owners and to the fram ed, (by E. Peoples) an d it now
K londike Gold
ch arg ed up to a n y one who has not
and its weight has been com puted
a
serious
battle, ill which about
hangs in the lodge room.
Loaned on Sherm an county real
ordered the paper. A ny one get­ construction forem an, Jo h n K ay.
to lx* 443,722 pounds. It has never
20W0 confederates were m ade pris­
Sav! Ik> vou want to sell your farm? estate. C all on or address
W e will set your wagon tires for
tin g copies of the L eader need not
been hung.
R. E. H oskinson ,
oners. General Meade was on the
If so, place it with L. W. Hunting. He
1 m * afraid to take them out of the from $3 to 13.50 jx*r set. according will find you a buyer.
Moro, Oregon.
a p lo tf
¡»resident’s left anti Col. George D.
P. O.. for they will not lie asked to to weight. Moro Mfg. Co.
M
rs.
G
reene—“
H
ere’s
a
most
in
­
Ruggles on his right. On their
O ur fu rn itu re m an. E . Peoples,
LITTLE B IT S .
p ay for it only from th e tim e of
Send $1.75 and your nam e and
teresting article, Ezra, en titled way to headquarters they rode to a
seems to lx? quite busy, two loads
The average m an loves industry. ‘The Money Q uestion in a Nut-
subscribing. All papers sent to address to the L eader , Moro, and
M e r c h a n d is e ,
jxiint where they could see the large G e n e r a l
of fu rn itu re leaving his store in
you before are a free gift. \ \ e do receive th e L eader and W eekly
It nearly kills him to see other jx*o- shell.’ ”
assem
blage
of
prisoners.
W
ith
the
one d a y last week.
,
.
x.
i
th is for th e purjjose of lettin g all O regonian one year.
,
. 4
..
Pl? »o inactive.—C leveland P lain
Ezra Greene
I know all about prisoners were m any,colored ser­
\
\
ork
has
ceased
tem
porarily
on
see w hat kind of a new spaper we
MORO, OREGON.
Lumber, shingles, moldings, wood,
it. H a n n a h ; th ’ jx*a liain’t there et v an ts and laborers.
. . .
. , ,
, „
,
p u b lish , and in th is way expect to ep*.. at bed-rock prices, opposite foundry, th e new brick block, owing to the
“ M ania,” observed E dith, com- all, when yc pick the shell up, d arn
“ Mr. L incoln,” said Gen. Meade,
fact th a t enough brick are not yet
J. 0 . E lrod , Prop.
t»ve th a t we pu b lish the best Moro.
lacently surveying herself in the ’em !”— Puck.
“ I guess Ruggles did not overesti­
W . H. Bentley has closed the burned ready for use
er in S herm an county.
how m uch prettier God — — —— ------------------------------ m ate the num ber of men captured.”
L.
W.
Hunting
will
pay
strict
atten-
mirror,,
Delmonico restau ran t a t W asco
n«l estate business en- m akes folks now th a n he used to!”
Mr. Lincoln checked liis horse.
I j E ader a n d W eekly O regonian a n d left for W alla W alla.
J . E. FOSS.
, tion to anv .
. ,
) JA M ES M IT C H E L L .
trusted to him.
—J udge.
delilx*ratelv surveyed the field full
1 year $1.75 in advance.
E. H. Meailer & Co., of Moro. Or.,
« r -,,-
*
r. *
of G ordon’s disarm ed nlen and the M o r o
J . C. U llliam s, from D ayton.
F riend —“ I sec th a t you arc ad-
M e r c a n tile
C o .,
No evil effects from “ getting full”—-of have the agency for Butteriek’s dress
MITCHELL
&
FOSS.
contrabands, and said: “ Yes. gen­
patterns,
awd
expect
a
shipment
of
same
h
as
established
a
barber
shop
in
vertising
vour soap more exten-
good things to eat at Brock's restaurant.
eral, the num ber is there in black
W ork h a s begun on the 4 to ro in a few days. They will keep all the the W atkins building, an d is pre- ¡»ivelv th a n ever.”
ANO
ALL
KINDS
OF
BLACKSMITHINC
The place to go to get w hat you w ant, at a jirice th a t will suit.
anti w hite.”—Chicage Times-Her-
to a ttend to the w ants of all
Soap m a n —“ Yes. we’ve hired an
W ater Co’s ditches for the new latest styles constantly on hand.
WOODWORK.
ald.
C ounty School S ujierintendcnt needing his services.
extra pex?t laureate.” — Puck.
We’ll sell you guns, true to shoot.
w ater pipe.
/
W. H. R ag*lale has his office over
A horse belonging to G. F. Boyd
s h e _ - j wondcr w hat m akes the
New barber shop, next door to Moro
W e a r e H e r e f o r B u s in e s s .
Oysters, crackers, and new lxxite;
It appears to thoughtful m inds
Hotel. G ive, me a trial. J. C. Wil­ Moore Bros Bank, in the room ran aw ay M ontlay w ith his buggy. M editerranean look so blue?”
th a t God called A braham Lincoln
Pickles plenty, all the tim e.
form erly occupied as a justice court W e did not learn i{ a n y dam age
IIc—“ You’d look blue if you had Give us a trial. Satisfactioa guar.intinsi
liam s, proprietor.
to rise from the log cabin in t h e .
For terms on Moro property call on room by L. M . H u n tin g .
was donP
Dry goods new. coming just in line.
to w ash the shores of Ita ly .” —
wilderness to take the helm of the
K A SE B E R G 'S OLD ST A N D ,
or address R. E. Hoskinson.
You can get shaved eight times for
Mrs. C. B. G inn left for Glad
Punch.
new Am erican nation in its crisis
H e n ry Peterson is excavating one dollar, and hot or cold baths for 25
Moro
..
Oregon.
stone P ark vesterdav to atten d the
hour.—C.
A. Pavne.
for a new b u ild in g opposite Brock’s ' cents at Cousens' tousorial parlors.
\ ^ e 7 c h i t r t » T O i a 'i n
K K t w estcrner- “ I)id -v ou hear
r o c tin r -in t
Ice-cream every M ednesdav and Sun-
*
•
‘
1
th a t Tornado Pete had com m itted
.lav afternoons at Wheat A Clark's. session there. She expects to be guicide?n
W. J ASNBY.
ELU S NEECE.
Machine extras, all kinds, full line Special price to families.
away about two weeks.
‘
westcrnCT_ « .How did hc
F. H. MEADER &
STUDF.BAKER BROS’
WINDOM & STILWELL
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING-
MORO MERCANTILE CO.
Large and complete stock of
Machinery, H ardw are, Paints and Oils, Farm
Im plem ents, W agons, Buggies, Hacks.
Branch Stores:
M O N K L A N D A N D K L O N D IK E .
hardware, etc., at Klondike store.
Miss M innie Sandrock. who has d(J ¡t -x»
J B. H osford h a s h is office
The L eader is the best paper in
M oro M e rca n tile Co.
send
to
your
been
a t G rass \ allot for some tim e. First w esterner—“ Stole a horse.”
located in th e W a tk in s bu ild in g u p | Sherm an county to
friends ifi th e east to let them see visited w ith Miss Nellie H older _ p uck
•stnifs.
-
w hat k in d of a county we have.
S atu rd ay and S unday, and now
Fine job printing "while you wait!’ at
W h at do you m ean, sir.
Just received at Moro a large lot of has gone to her home in The Dalles.
the L eader press room.
kissing me:
W hat do you Proprietors of the jxipular M ail. Passenger and Express Stage line from
Drapers, made to order for the M. M.
Jam es M itchell and J . F . F oss.
Louis C ra n d a ll retu rn ed T h u rs­
m
ean?”
W asco to Antelojx* via Moro, G rass Valley and Kent.
Co., by W kite, I ooley <t tu tw , Marys- jrom p ^ iiis e Springs, h a v e leased
d a y from P o rtla n d , where he cele­ ville, Cal. Any one needing Drapers
He
E r— N othing.”
, DAlLy £XCEpT
THROUCH TRIP IN ONE DAY.
Mrs. D ora W illia m s , Prop., M oro, O regon.
. i l l save monev bv ta rin g them.
K a s d x rg ’s M m ksnnth .h o p , and
She— “ Then don’t volt do it-j
b ra te d th e F o u rth .
.
$ 4 .5 0 . B EST 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 .
T he L e a k » lead , a ll other pa-
l’reP»rMl *° *t,e,u l
lh c again. I don’t w ant any m an F are, o n e way
Don’t forget to place your farm to sell
needs of custom ers in their line.
with R. E. Hoskinson.
Shortest line from P ortland and way points bv 12 hours.
kissing me unless he m eans husi-
H e a d q u a r t e r s f o r c o m m e r c i a l t r a v e le r s .
pers in S herm an county in giving
T he residence of L. M . H u n tin g th e m ost com plete and reliable See th eir add in another colum n.
nesu.” —In d ian o p lis Jo u rn al.
GOING 9OI TII.
GOING NO'.TH.
RATES R EASO N ABLE."
B orn—To the wife of J . B. M or­
W asco................................. 10 a. m. W ntelope..................... 1 .........3 a. m.
is being erected by C. \ \ . Stokes news, up to date, a n d in the most
Citizen—“Colonel, I w ant to ask
K
e
n
t...........................................
7
a.
m.
Mon»...................................1:30
p.
in.
rison.
a
fine
baby
girl.
At
first
it
F iji line of |»atent medicines, stationery and cigars kept in the Postoflice
a n d assistan ts. C harley is alw ays readable form.
you about th a t P atrick H enry you Grass V a lle y ........................ 4 p. ni. Grass V alley ......................... S a m .
was
reported
th
a
t
Joe
was
stepping
a t work.
Since the fire in Moro it is more aji-
were a llu d in ’ to in your speech— ; K e n t...........................................7 J», m. M oro.................................... 1:30 p. m. store.
Are you h u n g ry ? Then go to parent than ever that jieople should in- so high, wide and lively, th a t it the one th a t s a i d ‘Give me liberty Arrives at Antelojx*...........10 p. m. Arrives a t W asco
4 p. m.
, n
th e new re sta u ra n t, on M ain street. sure against fire in a good company. R. was feared th a t he would not re-
E. Hoskinson is agent for the American cover in tim e for th is harvest, but
g1'^* m e death.
Ju stic e M eader’s new residence Fire Insurance Company.
C andidate— “ W h at alxtut h im ? ”
jltf
late r reports have it th a t he is
is fast assum ing proportions, and
C itizen—“ Did he get his di-
W ork began S a tu rd a y on a resi­ com ing around a ll rig h t again.
T im e S c h e d u l e N o. 3 .—T o T a k e E ffe c t F rid a y , J u ly 1st, 1898.
w ill be a very n eat a n d com fort­
ree?” — Puck.
dence 16x26, story and a half, near
12:01 A. M. P a c if ic T im e .
A
ttention
is
called
to
the
notice
ab le hom e.
the residence of 0 . C ushm an, for of a jwitriotic m eeting to be held in
J u s l t in,nK
th in k . - Edgar, 1
s She—“
ne
F IR S T-C LA S S IN EVERY RESPECT.
' No. 3.
No.
If you want to know the live business
No. 1.
N o. 4.
W . G. A rm sw orthy. J . 0 . E lrod is Moro evening of J u ly 29, p artieu- ” rdereil the dress m aker to m ake
men consult the advertising columns of
th e contractor.
LEAVK.
ARRIVE.
ARRIVE.
■ I.EAVE.
the L eader .
lars of which will be given later. me • d 1*88 f°r t ^ v street, and she
The
City
Hotel
is
now
under
the
7 :00 j». m.
4:00 p. m.
Wasco.
8:15 a. m.
5:00 a. in.
T he G ran d Circle, P. H . C., of
A real g»xxf tim e prom ised, anti the has sent me a traveling costum e
management of L. D. Hol»ler, who will
6:15 p. m.
4:40 p. m .
7:30 a. m.
5:40 a. m.
Biggs.
Ohio, have decided to keep up dues continue to conduct the business in a nam es on the com m ittee are a instead.”
(Sueceseor to Hayes ä Hobler.)
Ix*ave.
Arrive.
Ix*ave.
A
rrive.
He— “ W ell, w hat are you going
of m em bers called to serve in the first-class manner. Give us a call.
guarntee th a t no one will be disap-
D. C. O ’R E IL L Y . G e n . M a n a g e r.
E. E. L Y TLE, P r e s id e n t.
to do about it? ”
$ 1 .0 0 por d ay a n d u p .
R A TES
present war.
H ay in g is in progress, a n d har- pointed,
She— “ All we can do about it is
Extras for all kinds of machinery for vesting w ill begin next* week a n d
Now is the time to have your property
to take a trip to Nice?”— Fliegende
sale at the M. M. Co.
continue for several weeks, alm ost in^ re’L Everything will l»e dry and
SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
lnfiammahie
soon.
A\e
will
insure
anv-
The fine p lan er has a t last a r­ d ay an d night. 1 he largest crop where in the county and give you unl­ B laetter.
YOU?. PATRONAGE IS RESPECTFULLY SOUCITO.
M o ro ,
O reg o n .
H elen—“ H ave you m ade a lcaj»-
rived a t the Moro M anufacturing ever raised in S herm an county will one of the following old companies:
Co’s, a n d is now in ru n n in g order lx* garnered th is year, an d farm ers Home of New-York, Plxenix of Hart- year jtroposal to Jack yet?”
~
lord, Imperial of London, Pennsylvania
E th e l—“ Yes, in»lecd.”
a n d doing excellent work.
are correspondingly h ap p y .
j of Philadelphia, Home Mutual o'f Cal.,
H elen—“ W hat did he say?”
D. Holder, sueeeeeor to Hayes &
„.i at »I,.,
Hartford. Have
vour farm-
J , « t . received
the xi
M xt
M. r*,.
Co. « a lar or
j .Etna of l<rn((
Th(.
an.
Holder, ean furnish the public first-class load of the celebrated Bain wagons, yerj. low on farm property,
E th el—“ He sent me a beauti­
meals at the City Hotel.
fully p rinted circular, saying th at
made to order for the Sherman county
'
M ooke Bans., Agents.
S J - O. E lro d ’s new residence is ,rsw*c-
Ten car loads of H o lt Com bwed he reserved the rig h t to reject any
now com pleted, a n d presents a very
By an om m ission of one line of H arvesters arrived in W asco last and all bids.” —Judge.
n eat a n d com fortable ajqx?aranee. copy last week the election of S. S. F riday from C alifornia. The cars
“ W hat is the am ount of thejxill-
W ill give y o u r team s th e best
Water tanks, round or square, any officers a t DeMoss was n ot given were covered w ith large banners
tax , J o h n ? ” asked Mrs. Cawker.
SPECIAL
RATES
ON
LARCE
BILLS.
site, atxl on short notice, the best to lx? right. I t should have been, Su- advertising S herm an county and
“ One d o llar,” replied Mr. Caw­
had, Moro Mfg. Co.
o f a tte n tio n and feed at th e
perin ten d en t, Mrs. M iller; assist-
H olt H arvester Co., a n d no ker.
C. J . B rig h t was in atten d an ce at a n t sup erin ten d en t, M . E . A lii- ' doujd a ttrac ted a great deal of at-
YARDS
OPPOSITE
THE
FOUNDRY.
—
“ W hen we women get the ballot
A L T A M O N T JR. STABLES.
Ju stic e M eader’s co urt last T h u rs­
son,” etc.
tention a ll th e w ay; and the best we shall m ark it down to 99 cents.”
‘
J. O. ELROD, Prop.
d a y representing th e S tate in a
If farm ers will bring in their of it is, w hat was said alx»ut Sher- H arp er’s Bazar.
c rim in a l e x a m in atio n .
M o ro , O r o g o n .
F i r s t - c l a s s r ig s to lo t...
m aehines now, such as headers, m an county is all true,
“
I
was
a
t
the
architect’s
this
.
W c have m ade arran g em en ts to mowers, rea jx rs, rakes, threshers, ( T jd s count ry can boast of being
fu rn ish th e L eader a n d W eekly horse-powers an d engines, we will th e greatest w heat-raising section afternoon insjw cting the plans of
O regonian a t the very low price of
able t() d(( th e work l)ctter an d
U nited States for the am ount our new house,” said Mr. Need­
<1.75 per y e a r m advance.
cheaper th a n we can if you all of ra , n fa n.
We have splendid ham .
“ Did you exam ine all the de­
New tires m ade an d p u t on w ajt u n td the rush of h a rv e s t.:
and Jess th a n 8 inehes of
tails? ” asked his wife.
DEALER IN
wheels for $6.00 jx-r set of four, not pile them in here an d give us a prec ip ita tio n in th is county a t Moro
“ I looked after the im jx irta n t.
in clu d in g cost of iron. Moro Mfg. chance.
M oro M anf . C o .
gincc y ov b th Jast. Beat it if you
features—the b illia rd room, the
Co.
Latest novelties in |x*rfumesand toilet Can, w ithout irrigation.
wine cellar and the bicycle closet.”
H orseshoeing a t th e low price of articles. Complete stock at P. O. store, j
E p w orth Ix>ftgue c h a p te r of
— Life. •
LUMOER, FENCE POSTS AND CORDWOOD.
$3 1«T sp an aDM oro Mfg. Co.
The stage line from W asco to S paulding C hapel will publicly in-
Professor— Do you know, m adam ,
F ine job work a t the L eader A ntelope, via Moro, G rass \ alley gtull its officers on W ednesday
ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND DRIED FRUIT.
there was a tune when men wore
Good care given stock.
T e rm s Reasonable.
j»rtss room .
C all a n d see our I a n d K ent, is now m aking daily evening, J u ly 20. After the services
corsets; h u t they found they were
FRESH
STRAWBERRIES
DAILY
BY
EXPRESS.
sam ples.
trip s each way. M ail is carried as there will lx* a n ice-cream sociul on
injurious to h ealth, and so— ”
Call and see me.
S. M O N A H A N , Prop.
J O E lrod, our en terp risin g lar as K ent a t present, and it is ex- ( y jr p ra nk Belshee’s law n. You
M A IL O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y A T T E N D E D T O .
Mrs. W rongrightcr—“ Yes; and
O re g o n .
M oro,
lumlx*r dealer, has erected a com- i pceted th a t in a short tim e the J are a jj ¡ff^ited to come and spend
so they gave them to their jioor,
fortahle office b uilding a t his varde I m ail w ill be extended to Antelojx;. a 8Oeial hour w ith us
Hood R iver, O regon.
weak, helpless wives and d a u g h ­
near th e foundry.
There 1. «Teat need ol it, . . a ll
W . E . Lee and 17 others have ters.” — N. Y. W eekly.
I, v ,„ .w are to t « * your h e « , have > ■>»« "<>» •>“
“ > been recruited into U ncle Sam ’s
Cholly C hum pleigh (re a d in g )—
yoMr ’lauixlry .tone by the Trov Iai«indry the R. R., thence to The Dulles, service a t The Dalles. They left
STO P W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP,
. . . . Is our own hand-aewed harnera.
We also earrv a fine line o f . . . .
Co. A. E. Cousens, agent. Call on him ,
j(y w ay
Bake Oven,
“ In tim e of distress, m any a care­
The Dalles F rid ay for M anila by
........................AT T H E .........................
for prices.
m aking it several tim es as fa r and
ful housewife g»x;s down into her
way of P ortland a n d Sun F ra n ­
W. J . A shby, of Neece & A shby, a great deal longer tim e reaching
cisco. Mr. Lee desires to th a n k the stocking— ”
and everything in a fully -equipped harnext» shop.
Tottic Tw inkletoes (in te rru p t­
proprietors of the jxipular
stage
destin
atio
n
.
The
line
carries
.
people of Moro an d vicinity for the
,.R
E
P
A
I R I N G -A L L * K IN I> S .
line to Antelojx*, wrni in town last paa8engcr8 an d express to Ante- Inanv favors an d kindneS8 shown ing—“ How silly! Of course she',
(K A T E S SA M E AS O T H E l! H O T E L S ,)
Get our prices before buying elsewhere.
week com pleting arran g em en ts for
12 hour(j less tim e from him d u - x- _oi()U_n here ()ur does. Do you suj>pose she stands j
¡£ * Hm J " g re fia h k tn d o lin fo rta !" « - P ortland th a n hv any other line. I
wishes g o with him as a sol-
M ID YOU W i l l CET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH.
ElECYRIC IIC H T S AND C A ll B E llS .
on her head when she jnits them !
The Dalles, Or.
SINNOTT & FISH, PROPS.
on?” N. Y. H erald.
ine to the interior.
their new ad.
'tier.
NEECE & ASHBY,
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
HOTEL DE MORO,
CITY
HOTEL.
L. D. HOLDER,
:
Proprietor.
NEW LUMBER YARD
AT MORO, OREGON,
W here you can find all kinds Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood and Coal.
G. D. WOODWORTH
GENERAL
M E R C H A N D ISE ,
i
DUNAHOO & JOHNSON
RED
•*
.V
BARN
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D .
OUR L E A D E R
SADDLES,
U M A T IL L A
CHAPS,
BRIDLES,
W HIPS.
HO U SE
H E Y D T & C O ., M o r o , O r .