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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1898)
MORO LEADER. NOTICE. : The 51,,ro Water Company have T h e Diffo re n c o . F. E. Brown contemplates build I he R. R. graders are camped more pipe to sup- ing a residence in Moro soon. A . C. S A N F O R D , He “You know 1 love you?” ! F. H . M E A D E R . . within a half mile of town, and , ... residents of Mow - Ju st one header left. We have one will soon have the grade completed She “ Yes.” 1 header on hand. Call and ace e.s about into town, except some rock work He And you say you love Moro Lodge. No. 64—Meets evcrv not " one nozzle to ta used diiring! Miss Ada Mulkey, a friend of it. Only one to be had. . in the Grass Valley canyon, which nu M ORO XI AXF. Co. Tuesday evening at S o’clock in I. ,h a t tim e -f o r w h ic h »1.50« ill be charged M jss p ave Anderson, arrived on She “ Yes, dear; yes.” | they will go hack and finish. 0 . 0 . F. hall. A standing invita- Per Any one leaving a w liirly - i.i > n. n ,. The last kiln of brick has been He- “And you will marry me?” ; stage Saturday. She is The present mail schedule is turn to attend is extended to a ll pic’ or a n >' o ther kind of » noztle run- 1 3 es burned, and will he ready for use MORO, OREGON, Shc “Of course, darling!” ' very unsatisfactory to all. At sojourning brothers. nin£- w ithout some one attending to it, a skilled painter in oil, and will in a few days. “Then we are engaged.” consent to instruct a limited num- W. H. R agsdale . M. W. " id t a charged $2.00 for each offen se. present the stage leaves Wasco he- The busiest place in Sherman She- H. S. M c D anei .. Recorder. M oro W ater C o . j her of pupils in the art. “ Yes, dearest, avc a re en- Dealers in G roceries, D ry Goods, Shoes and i fore the morning mail comes in, county now is at the Moro Manu gaged. But- DECREE OF HONOR. A. O. V . AV. E x tra s for all kinds of m achinery for We will set your wagon tires for facturing Co’s shops on First street. . and it has to lay over until tlx1 F u rn is h in g Goods. lic “ Then Avhv not announce next morning. Instead of getting from $3 to $3.50 jmt set, according Herrin Lodge. No. 2 -M eetscverv sale a t the XI. XI. Co. M. IL Poole has purchased the ' our mail on time, it is nearlv 24 it?” Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall. Fine job work at the L eader i to we‘8h t Moro Mfg. Co. SOLE AG ENTS FOR She (decidedly) Peoples cottage in Mowry’s addi hours late. A kick has been made, [hat i 5 J U S t All sojourning members invited to press room. Call and see our Miss Jennie Williams, of the attend. M ary P eoples . C. of H. tion, and will soon move in. and the schedule will undoubtedly what I do not want t< do.” New Moro Hotel, left here for Port MASON'S IMPROVED FRUIT JARS, M rs . F lora 1’ oi . ton , Recorder. ! samples. He (¡»ersistentlv) • But Avhy i Geo. N. Bolton was taken quite he changed soon. Fresh tomatoes, tine ripe eantelopes, land Tuesday morning. She is not?” INDEPENDENT ORDER OFODD FELLOWS. i and everything else in season, at R ic h a r d s o n F a r m to r S a le . taking a much-needed rest, and sick last Friday, hut we are pleased She (desperately) “ Well, if you to note he is now getting better. Moro Lodge, No. 11&—Meets W heat's. I ln o e for sale oil easy term s the J. A. during her absence will visit her every Saturday evening. Visiting must knoAv, I will tell you. J ust I.. W. Hunting is still in the col many friends in the metropolis and L. K. Moore, who has been sick, Richardson place, about six miles west brothers cordially invited to meet o f Wasco, containing t>-10 a c re s; over as soon as people hear you are en lection and real estate business. at the sea-side. All of Moro wish is now improving, anil will soon he with us. ,1. B. H osford . N. G. 500 acres in crop this year. XVillsell gaged, all the girls in town will he W agons, Hacks and Buggies, His office is over the Bank, where her a pleasant trip and safe re- at his P°st of duty. H. S. Mt P anel . See. ! with or w ithout his interest to it, one- running after you.” he formerly held justice court. turn. She will he absent two or Wm. Henrichs and family have fourth delivered at Biggs, as purchaser WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. of every d e scrip tio n . He (with a little smile of vanity) three weeks. gone to the mountains near Mt. may prefer. $3000 payable on or before New tires made and put on Moro Camp. No. 351—Meets Jan. 1st, lS'.ltl, balance to suit conve —“ But, mv dear, you have confi every \\ ednesday evening in I. O. wheels for $6.00 per set of four, not The City Hotel is now under the Hood for an outing. They started nience of purchaser, to be necureil In dence enough in me not to doubt O. F. hall. \ ¡siting choppers are including cost of iron. Moro Mfg. m anagem ent of L. I). Holder, who will Monday, not last week, as reported. mortgage on the land. me. even if they do run after me, continue to conduct the business in a invited to attend. Co. C. J. B right . Wasco, Oregon. Windom A Stilwell have several have you not?” first-class m anner. Give us a call. W. J. M artin , C. C. You can get shaved eight tim es for buggies in their shop to paint. She (doubtfully) Gh, ves. W m . H older . Clerk. We regret to learn that the K lo n d ik e G o ld _____i one dollar, and hot or cold baths for 25 They do good work, and at reason hut—” Somers Family met with quite an ' Loaned on Sherman county real PROTECTED H o m e CIRCLE. cents at Lousens’ tonsorial parlors. able prices. He (triumphantly) Then we’ll HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. i estate. Call on or address accident last Wednesday morning Sherman Circle. No. 320— Meets The L eader leads all other pa- In front of Holder’s ice-cream R. E. H oskinson , consider that matter as settled; cA’ery Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock, pers in Sherman county in giving while on their return to Wasco. G ra in in g , G lazing and P a p e r-H a n g in g . , aplotf Moro, Oregon. palace is an awning with a very and—” A isiting brothers and sisters invited the most complete and reliable When nearing their destination, on tasty and suggestive sign painted She—“No; not by any means. to meet w ith us. OFFICE ANO SHOP AT 8HEL03N S OLD STANS, MORO FOUNDRY BUILDING. news, up to date, and in the most the down grade, the neck-yoke upon it by our artists, Windom A J. M. P arry , Prest. A traveler meeting a settler near There is something else.” All work done in a workmanlike manner. broke, frightening their team, up readable form. C. L. I reland , See. Stilwell. a house in the backwoods, the fol He (im patiently)—“ What is it setting the hack and spilling them Don’t forget to place your farm to sell Moro O regon. Johnson A Dunahoo have sold lowing colloquy occurred: “ Whose this time?” all out. Fortunatelv no one was w ith R . E . Hoskinson. PLEASE READ. She (hesitatingly)—“ Well, if their livery rigs to Hulse A McCoy, house?” “ Noggs’.” “ W hat’s it Splendid stock latest styles w riting i seriouslv hurt, Tho M oro L eader will not he built of ?” “ Logs.” “ Any neigh- you must know just as soon as it and now have decided to abandon m aterial, blank books and inks, at 1*. O. Ju st received at the XI. XI. Co. a ear charged up to any one who has not store. hors?” “ Frogs.” “ W hat’s the is known that I am engaged—” , load of th e celebrated Bain wagons. the building of a new livery barn, ordered the paper. Any one get soil?” ‘ Bogs.” “ The climate?” He (with a world of tenderness) Just arrived, another tine line of made to order for the Sherman county as first intended. ting copies of the L eader need not material at this office for jo b work. ,ra,’e- “ Fogs.” “ What do you eat?” —“ Mv tlarling, don’t you think A team that was employed to l>e afraid to take them out of the Call and inspect it. A< V " ’ w i n t e r up First street haul ice from The Dalles to Moro “ Hogs.” How do you catch them?” that 1, too, can trust you?” P. O.. for they will not be* asked to L. D. H older, successor to H ayes ¿ -v o u wiU n o tic e 11 fin e new siSn ’ was delayed on the road so long “ D ogs.” - Pittsburg Chronicle. She (very calmly) “ I was going Large and complete stock of pay for it only from the time of H older, can furnish the public first-class painted by \\ indom & Stilwell, on to say that just as soon as it it- that nearly one-half of the ice was “ I understand from a careful pe known that I am cngagetl, not a subscribing. All papers sent to m eals a t the City H otel. which is the legend, “ Bowling Al- melted before arriving here. rusal <»f history,” said a young fel man in our set will have anything you before are a free gift. We do Lumber, shingles, moldings, wood, leys. C onfectionery, C igars and To- The new steam pump now in low with an arid upper lip. “ that this for the purpose of letting all etc., a t bed-rock prices, opposite foundry, paeCo.” Step in at the door and oporation works nicely, and here in 1861 the young fellows went to to sav to me!” —Puck. J . O. E lrod , Prop. see what kind of a newspaper we Moro. you will find the genial proprietor, Send $1.75 and your name and Boone Wheat, ready to take your after the Moro Water Co. will have Avar, and 1 think it’s the old m<*n p u b lis h . and in this way expect to bo nit xcellcnt marble is lieing no more trouble to keep a good turn to go this time. prove th at we publish the best address to the L eader , Moro, and nickels and give you good value Denver taken from new quarry in Wash- supply of water on hand for use Tim es. receive the L eader and W eekly for them. paper in Sherman county. ington, Yt It is very dark, al Machinery, H ardw are, Paints and Oils, Farm and as a protection against fire. O regonian one year. If you want to buy a farm re m em tar ‘ Hicks “ Nobbins seem to he most blue, and takes a beautifui Im plem ents, W agons, Buggies, Hacks. Wm. Holder had a grand ojicn- “ N. . Thompson has purchased AVater W ater tanks, round or square, square any R E . Hoskinson. lie has some fine polish. It is harder than marhh holding up his head of late.” ing of his Ice-Cream Palace last W. J. Peddicord’s residence prop- size, and on short notice, the best to be bargains. Wi. ÌM Yes: it probably comet usuallv is. and will not crack i: erty in Moro.”— Republic. July 21. had, Moro Mfg. Co. As soon as Mr. Radley gets his night, and everybody took advant water is thrown on it when it ir di reading newspaper bulletins.’ R anches sold and leased by L. XV. P hoto envelopes at P. O. store. present kiln of brick out of the age of the occasion to get a sample Boston Transcript. hot. This feature will make it H unting. Moro. way he intends to put in another. of his goods free. We predict for especially desirable for buildings L eader and W eekly O regonian XV. V. Johnson has a large addi It would be Avell for everybody to him a good business. Saunders- “ If w • annex Cuba, The place to go to get w hat you want, at a price that will suit. where there is liable to ta fires 1 year $1.75 in advance. tion to his residence completed. Avill the Cuban a v < men adopt the There will l>e a gathering at We’ll sell you guns, true to shoot. keep their chicken houses locked, near. The supply is inexhaustible. J. O. Elrod h as ju s t receive! a car Som ething you have w anted—clean, load of windows and doors. as the bovs are very fond of spring Mrs. Annie Elliott’s, of Monkland. American stvle of drt Oystrrs.crackers, and new Uxits; quiet w hist rooms, at th e bowling al Landers 'errhaps not; they If vou want immortality, inaki chickens. Also keep your coats on Thursday, July 2S. to quilt a S. P. Shutt, former editor of the ley. See E. B. W heat, proprietor. l’iekles plenty, all the time. may wear Havana wrapjiers.- it. If you want your soul saved, Condon Globe, has purchased the P aten t medicines and sundries, full tied up. The boys should bear in quilt for Mrs. Frank Spaulding. —Judge. making it worth saving.—Joaquin Dry goods new. coming just in lire. mind that all sorts of deviltry can All are inviteli, and all that pieced Sumpter News, and is again shov stock, P . O. store. Miller. a block for quilt arc requested to be committed while this kiln ’s ing the quill. Moro is full oi men from West- The way to make money is on—the brick-makers will be held come. X'o evil effects irons “ getting full "—of crn Oregon looking for work, to divertisi -in the M oro L e . adei . Suhserita' now for the L eader . good th in g s to eat u t Brock’s restau rant. L um ber lumfcer> .. >till you responsible. Track-laying has Ix gun again in Send in vour name and $1 for rest, a t J . O. E lrod’s new yards, oppo- Ju st received at Moro a large lot of earnest on the C. S. R. R. The W. J ASHBY PrajxTs, made to order for th e M. M. bridge near Wasco has been com ELLIS NEECE. the M oro L eader , and get all the site the foundry. Prices can ’t beat, Co., by W hite, Cooley C utts, Marys news of all the county for a year. Cigars in prim e condition from the pleted, and for several miles it will ville, C a t Any one needing Drapers New b a rb e r shop, n e x t door to Moro “ «» »h o < T r>' one- p - ° - 8tore- M oro M e rca n tile Co. be quiek work putting down ties Mill save money by buying them . H otel. Give me a trial. J . C. XVil- J. XV. Armsworthy. editor of the Let your mottoe be: Lie. steal, and rails. The road will lx* into liam s. proprietor: Wasco News, visited our city Sun- drink and swear. When you lie. Moro on or before October 1st ready The Somers Family, who were J ay. let it be down to pleasant dreams. to handle the immense wheat crop concerting in Sherman county last Any one desiring peaches or blackber- Proprietors of the popular Mail. Passenger and Express Stage line from that is now ready for harvesting. week were billed to play in Port- ries can get them prom ptly by leaving When vou drink, let it he nothing Wasco to Antelope via Moro, Grass Valley and Kent. If farmers will bring in their land Monday night under the au- th e ir orders w ith E . B. W heat a t the worse than pure cold water. When Mrs. Dora W illia m s , Prop., M oro, O regon. THROUCH TRIP IN ONE DAY bowling alley. you steal, let it be away from itn- machines now, such as headers, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. spices of the K. 0. T. M. mowers, reajxrs, rakes, threshers, F a re , o n e w a y $ 4 .5 0 . 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 . Horseshoeing at the low price of moral associates. \\ hen you swear. Eor term s on Moro property call on horse-powers and engines, we will $3 per span at Moro Mfg. Co. swear that you will patronise your o r address R. E . H oskinson. <NP“ Shortcst line from Portland and wav jxtintfi h r 12 hours. H e a d q u a rte rs fo r c o m m e rc ia l tra v e lers. to do the work tatter and Mrs. C. B. Ginn returned from home l’aPer- Pa- V - v our subscription , be abl W. A. Rigdon of Corvallis re GOING POVTII. GOINO NORTH. RATES R EA SO N A B LE." and not send >'our iob work awa-v heaper than we can if you all Wasco......................... .. 1Û a. m. Antelope ............... ..........•> *> a. m turned to this city Thursday. He Gladstone Park last Friday. wait until the rush of harvest. Moro........................... . 1:30 p. m. K ent......................... ..........4 a. m Say! Do you w ant to sell your farm ? ^ro m h o m e. Ex. Fall line pf patent medicine«, stationery and cigars kept iu the Poetoffi« « intends to locate permanently in 9 a. m Pile them in here and give us a Grass Valiev........... 4 p. m. Grass Valiev........... If so, place it with L. W. H unting. He Call with your work ami get it store. this county. 7 p. m. Moro. ................... . 1:30 p. m K ent......................... M oro M anf . C o . will find you a buyer. j done in first-class style before the chance. M achine e x tra s, all kinds, full line ___10 p. m. Arrives at Wasco Arrives at Antelope. . ..........4 p . Ill If you desire to look your best, have rush of harvest work c o m m e n c e s, Chas. E. Johnson was up taforc h ard w are, etc., a t K londike store. vour laundry done by the Troy Iauindrv M oro M anf . C o . •Justice Meader on Monday charged Fine job p rin tin g “ while you w ait” a t , p o E . Cousens, agent, Call on him COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. th e L eader press room. for prices. On Thursday, while Moro was with petty larceny, for appropri- J. L. Johnson of Tillamook, y i r> Kennedy, foreman of the resting as quietly as a sleeping ating blankets talonging to an- T im e S c h o d u le N o . 3 .—T o T a k e E ffe c t F r id a y , J u ly 1st, 1898. who founded the Watchtower, re- Wasco News, called at this office babe, and figuring on how to handle other. He pleaded guilty, and was 12:01 A . M . P a c if ic T im e . FIR S T-C LA S S IN EVERY RESPECT. cently viiited this office. He says Sunday. ! the immense wheat crop, the peo- sentenced to pay a fine of $25 or No. 4. No. 1. No. 2. the “grass is pretty short” down in L w n untjng wjn pay strict atten- pie were thrown into a spasm of 30 days in jail. He will probably th a t section. lion to any real estate business en- excitement by a vicious dog-fight serve his time out. ARRIVE. LEAVE. I.KAVE. ARRIVE. 4:1X1 p. ni. Wasco. 7:00 p. ni. S :15 a . ni. 5 :0 0 a. m . The L eader is the best paper in tn»sted to lnm. Dunahoo’s stable. The fighting A. O. U . W . G ran d L od ge. 6:15 p. ni. Biggs. 4:40 p. ill. 7:30 a. m. 5 : 10 a. m. G. M . Brock will give you a fine wag fagt an,l furious for the first Sherman county to send to your (Successor to H aves & Holder.) The twentieth annual session of Arrive. Leave. Arrive. I.eave. when thev clinched, friends in the east to let them see meal for 25 cts. at any hour, at jew D . C . O 'R E IL L Y . G e n . M a n a g e r. the new restaurant. , . seconds , , being • unable 7, . to make i the Grand Lodge, A. <). V. W., met E. E. LYTLE, P resid e n t. their $1.00 per day and up. RATES what kind of a county we have. in Portland. Oregon, on July 19th, — —----------------------------- J. W. Strowbridge and wif OI | them break away for some time. Are vou hungry? Then go to and lasted four days. The repre the new restaurant, on Main street. Portland arrived in this citv & l’’ However they finally succeeded. sentatives were from all over the SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. urdav. They will spend the sum- j j ie refcree decided the tight to be The work of excavating for the YOUR PATRONAGE IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. state, and among them were as mer in Sherman county. | a j raw M o ro , O regon. foundation of the netv M. E. bright men as can he found anv- Finest on the coast. W hat? W hy, Now is the tim e to have your property w h e re . T h e Workmen assembled. Church was begun last Friday. D. th a t car of buggies and hacks for sale by , insun>, E verything will be drv and , t l , t M. Radlev has the contract for v x the Mom Mercantile Co. inflammable so'on. We will insure any- tr a n 8 a c t‘'d a I a r ^ a n >o u n t ” f 1 AT MORO, OREGON, laying the foundation, th e work L atest novelties in perfumes anil toilet where in the county and give you any port a nt and got xl business for the ilbovc the surface will ta of brick, articles. Complete stock at P. O. store, one of the following old com panies: orJer. D. C. Herrin was elected Bids for the construction of the j o Solum, representing the R ‘>me of New York, llu e n ix of H art- Grand Master Workman; F. Bcr- W here you can find all kinds Lumber, building will be opened this even- pjtts Threshing Machine Co., was!of Philadelphia, Home Mutual o‘f Cal., chtold, Grand Foreman; Ralph ing. in Sherman countv last week in the or .E tn a of H artionl. Have your farm- peenev Grand Overseer; Newton Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood and Coal. 6 . . i . * house and barns insureit. The rates are •, If you w ant to know th e live business in te r e s ts of h is e m p lo y e rs. very low on iarin property. C la rk , G ra n d R e c o rd e r; R . L. D ur- W ill give y o u r team s the best nien consult th e advertising colum ns oi ( w m buy your {at catlic . W ill sell M ookk B ros ., Agents, ham, Grand Receiver; David th e L xadeb . I vou choice beef, j>ork, m utton and veg- The Hood River Glacier, in a- Waker, M. D., Grand Medical Ex of a tte n tio n and feed at the W . J . Peddicord, with last week’s etables. P age a P arry , Moro. late issue, records the birth of a aminer; W. II. Reeder, Grand YARDS OPPOSITE THE FOUNDRY. — issue of the People’s Republic, sev- j_ w . Kerns brought to this son in the Birth family. It does T ruestec. A L T A M O N T JR. STABLES. ered his connection with it, and I office On Sunday a beautiful sam- not say whether it is the first birth The next regular meeting will he J. O. ELROD, Prop. bids his friends and others in the pje o{ crooked-neck club wheat, in the Birth family, hui probably! paiKg convening on the M o ro , O re g o n . F irst-c la s s rigs to le t. journalistic field good-bye. G. E. raise«4 on Charley Hulse’s place, not, for a birth must have caused j uesj av ¡n j njv Kellogg takes his place. May tat- which will go over 40 bushels to the Birth spoken of—the Birth yu,)reme Master Workman II. ter success attend him than his pre- the acre. Senior—and, as a matter of course.! c Sessions of South Dakota was in decessor has had. g. h . Meader & Co., of Moro, Or., a birth accompanied the said J r . ; attendance .a n d installed the offi- If you w ant a high grade, first-class have th e agency for B utterick’s dress Birth upon his advent into th e icerg. aiso p()Pt Grand Master Vin- 1898 model bike for lean money than you patterns, and expect a shipment of sau.e Birth household, at the date the tera was a welcome ters ’ of California gon (>{ R jr th anJ ’ ‘ ’ DEALER IN can get in any o th e r place, come and in a few days. They will keep all the gai(J R ir th j visitor. ct Co i'— constantly i«» on hand. latest styles ice our«. j» pj , , , , W. .. H. ,, H. Dufur , ,„ tiip ma been i.,...n o., Birth Sr’s wife, the mother who i Provision was made for a com-, We have made arrangements to " • 11- X 1- ^ n u r has nas ueen ap birth to Birth Jr etc etc i . •• t .1 *•* *• * n n in te d fo re s trv s u n e rv is o r fo r th e ’ ’ plete fu r n is h th e L eader and W eekly p o in te d i o r t . t r ) s u p t n . . r to r t u t ™ .• • 11 revision i t of - the constitution i • i nw nxvviA K at the verv low price of northern part of the Cascade and ^ ta installation services and laws, codifying and indexing 1 1 ^5 x>r vear in advance P 1 Bull Run reserve. His duties will ^ d a* Spaulding Chapel last them. A num tar of amendments LUMBER, FENCE POSTS AND CCRDWOOD. f l . / O pe j « • I prevent forest fires and other- Wednesday evening, was in every j were passed that will have a bene- j ALL KINOS OF CREEN AND DRIED FRUIT. Why go to Portland or The the reserve. waY a’success. The following ofli- ficial effect upon the order. T e rm s Reasonable. Good care given stock. FRESH STRAWBERRIES DAILY BY EXPRESS. D alles to get dental work done cer8 were installed: President, Harmony prevailed to a marked Call and see me. S. M O N A H A N , Prop. when we have a throughly up or anvlllillg in lhe har. Mr. Al. \\ right; 1st vice-president, degree, and the best of good will 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 . Moro, Ore« i. date dentist permanently located nejJfl line wiu Have mon,.y t,v Hist con- Mrs. N. McDonald; 2nd vice-presi- at all times proved the teachings: a t Moro. Dr. Idleman has all o f; siting us. We now have a large stock I dent, Mr. N. McDonald; 3rd vice- ¡of the order to he for universal Hood River, O regon. the latest improved appliances and of haml-maile harness on hand. Come president, Mrs. A. M. Wright; 4th brotherhood and practical frater- instruments for painless and sue- an*J see our new stock of saddles, grass viC(..pregi,jent, Mrs .J . F. Belshce; nallsm. It is not the purpose of eessful dentistry which, with the D“at8 a,,'f r ing bits. H eiot a Co. 8etrtqary j Miss Bessie Hennagin; this article to give a detailed state- STOP W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP, Is <>tir own hand-sewed harness. We also carry a tine ’ »»• o' great pains and care he uses, j The Pendleton Tribune is charged treasurer, Mr. IL Hennagin. After ment of the proceedings, nor to j ..................... AT T H E ....................... causes his profession to be practi- with stating that $4 to $10 per day the, installation service all gathered *ay any more, except that the I SADDLES, CHAPS, BRIDLES, WHIPS. eally painless. Another advant-j would he paid in Eastern Oregon at the home of Mr. J. F. Belshec writer never in so short a time saw and everything in a fully-equipped harnase- shop. A T IL L A H O U S E age of having your work done, , and Washington for help in har- h» enjoy a social hour. Well, vou i and learned more of the benefits to U M K K P A I R l N G - A L U K I N 1)S . here: If any of his work fails in j vesting this year The result is I may judge of its success. Two j be derived from membership in (R A T tB PAM E AS G T H E S I I O W . S , ) ¿<?“ t>cl our prices before buying elsewhere. five years he will be pleased to re-1 thousands of extra inen have come hundred dishes of ice-cream were ! good fraternal beneficiary organiza- AND YOU WILL CET YOUR MONEY S WORTH. ELECTRIC LICHTS AND CALL BELLS. place it entirely free of charge to to work and overstocked the mar- disposed of, and all went on tion than while in attendance at H E Y D T & C O ., M o r o , O r . The Dalles, Or. SINMOTT & FISH, PROPS. the patient. : ket, and wages will be low. their way rejoicing. [ the above mentioned meeting. -1 th o P th .it irrig a te . No one will sent for 700 feet lx? allowed to use the Com pany’s w ater , . . FRATERNAL O R D ER S. irru iganng -o in .r purposes except one hour , ----- --------------- ------- - | for " r »“ 1 plv water to the ANCIENT ORDER UNITED W orkmen . I ea‘‘h day, from tl to 7 o’clock A. M., and r ' S a n ^tf*(,n - F STUDEBAKER BROS’ WINDOM & STILWELL. G e n e ra l X le re lia n d is e , MORO, OREOOX. X Io ro X Ie re a n tile C o ., Branch Stores: MONKLAND AND KLONDIKE. NEECE & ASHBY, HOTEL DE MORO, CITY HOTEL. L. D. HOLDER, : Proprietor. NEW LUMBER YARD DUNAHOO & JOHNSON SPECIAL RATES ON LARCE BILLS. 0. WOODWORTH GENERAL MERCHANDISE, RED BARN * LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. GOOD RIGS, GOOD FEED O U R I J iA D E R 1