Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1898)
MORO LEADER. Cigars in prim e com new show case. Try one. P. O. store. The Dalles now has three trains G randm a M< is q u ite weak a d ay between there and Portland, these hot days, hut seems w ry pa Miss Ada M ulkey has several tient. pupils already tak in g lessons in Jam es H avs and wife of Grass p a in tin g at her studio in the old Valley are at the City Hotel with Odd Fellows H all. their little baby th at is quite sick. M e l to d t o T e a r s In a M in u t e . A n O ld T e a m s t e r ’s M a x im s . “ Once I saw a stern m an m elt into /A '. FO K. As driving a horse is som ething F. H. M E A D E R . Mr. Illinsw ortli, father-in-law of FRA TERN A L O RD ERS. p ity and tears,” sai.l Eli Perkins, th a t alm ost everyone has to do, • carp en ter W onderlv, is here, and at a G rand Arm y meeting. “ M a even in th is day of electricity, ajnl r ì XNCIEXT ORDER EXITED WORKMEN. J ¡ntends to m ake hig home w h h ug. jor Banks, a brave otlieer, was cap Moro Lodge, No. 64-—Meets everv steam ami bicycles, the proper wav ”0 dozen pairs of overalls, made es- Tuesday evening at S o'clock in I. tured by the Confederates at Balls El 3 to drive is a m atter of universal ! peeially for our trade, have arrived and O. O. F. h a ll. A sta n d in g in v ita Bluff and was taken to Anderson G. W. Brock will give you a fine are going into the harvest field fast. M. We are overstocked with m en’s d u st interest, and the following m ax tio n to a tte n d is extended to all m eal for 25 ets. at a n y hour, at ers, and will close them out at most any ville, where he suffered untold mis- ims, which are the words of an old M. Co. MORO, OREGON, sojourning brothers. the new restau ran t. old price. Come in and get oni" or more, i erv. After the war was over the driver, will he found good for men A nother lot of w ater pip»' ar- W . H. R agsdale . M. W . M. M. Co. m ajor resumed his law practice. as well as for the anim als: H . S . M c D anel , Recorder. i rived S atu rd ay for the extension o f : G rant E. Kellogg m akes his how Dealers in G roceries, D ry Good an d I). M. Radley began the erection to the public as editor and m a n On a certain occasion he was called the Moro \ \ ater Co’s system . The more whip, the less horse-! degree of honor , a . o . v. w. yesterday of another brick store upon to cross-exam ine a witness, F u rn is h in g Go ' v H l'o n ’t forget to place your farm to sell ager of the People’s Republic in inanship. lle r rin Lodge, No. 2— Meets every 25x60, with cellar basem ent 16x24. last week’s issue. lie takes the lie was a moib-st fellow, hut th e Bad-tem pi red driver bad-tem M onday evening in I. 0 . O. F. hall. with It. E. Hoskinson. It w ill he to let. SO LE A G E N T S FOR m ajor handled him w ithout gloves. pered team . A ll sojourning m em bers invited to R. Newton’s Com bined H a r place of W. J . Peddicord. a tte n d . M ary P eoples , C. of H. " ‘Have you ever Iteen in prison?’ vester was started up last T h u r s - . The City I Intel is now under t h e ' F. W. M atthias has purchased Axle-grease modifies the grain M rs . F lora B olton , Recorder. m anagem ent of L. 1». Holder, who will four fine work horses for us asked the judge, savagely. day. hill. • i ¡ j continue to conduct the business in a Com bined H arvester. He pro “ 1 he witness did not answer. IN D E P E N D E N T ORD ER OF ODD FELLOWS. Fresh tomatoes, string beans, corn, first-class m anner. Give us a call. There are more balky drivers, cured them of E verett Logan. “ 'Come, now, speak up, no con th a n halkv horses. Moro Lodge. No. 113— Meets cabbage, and all o th er vegetables in ; H enry Link, one of the success every S a tu rd a y evening. V isiting season, at W heat's. cealm ent. Have you ever been in Jo h n A. G inn h as been nearly The golden rule applies to horses ful farm ers in the Blue School brothers cordially invited to meet prison, sir? ’ Antelope will have a num ber of sick for a week or more, and left as m uch as it does to men. House neighborhood, called a t this w ith us. J. B. H osford . N. G. “ ‘Yes, sir, once,’ answered the brick buildings in place of those yesterday for the home of his p a r W hips, like em etics, are to he W agons, Hacks and i r j f—ì Lt H. S. M c D anel . Sec. office T hursday. He reports crops destroyed, in all probability, says ents at W eston, wlier»’ we hope he witness, looking m odestly down to U9,.d very seldom. tine there. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. the floor. the H erald. will speedily recover his health. Noisy drivers are IlK C I l o l . 'V of every deaeri otic We desire to announce to the public M oro C am p, No. 351— Meets “ 'Yes, I thought so. Now. when? Splendid stock latest styles w riting wagons both em pty. A b rand new “ d in in g ear,” also everv W edncsdav evening in I. O. m aterial, blank books and inks, at 1*. O. th at we will take charge of the A lta \\ hen were you in prison, sir'.” B lin d e rs a r e w o rth n n u e m i th e m o n t J r . Stables in M o ro on S atunlav, derrick to he for Jas. H ayes’ new O. F. h a ll. V isiting choppers are store. “ ‘In 1X63.’ Aug. 6th, and ask all old patrons to c o n threshing outfit, will hi’ ready for driver th an on the horse. in v ited to a tten d . Fred Flood, an experienced news- tinue. and new ones to come and give “ 'W here, sir?’ W . J. M artin , C. C. A horse’s ¡»ower is proportionate use soon. They stan d in front of paper m an, now w ith the Times- us a trial, as we Itelieve we van please W m . H older . Clerk. “ The witness hesitati d. •1 to his food. L andry’s shop on First street. M c C oy <£ H ulse . M ountaineer, was a pleasant caller ¡you. “ ‘W here was it? ’ PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE. M arried—S atu rd ay . J u ly 30, in H ans H ansen of The Dalles, a at this office last W ednesday. Q u ic k to L e a rn . “ ‘I n —in — in — ’ S herm an Circle, No. 320- Meets the New M oro Hotel parlors, by well to do retired rancher, was in The Park avenue tro lly line in " 'D o n 't stam m er, sir! Out with Send $1.75 and your nam e and every F riday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Justice Meader, Alfred E. Burgin S herm an county last week looking V isiting brothers and sisters invited address to the L eader . Moro, and it!’ said the lawyer. ‘Now. where the city of Rochester is crossed hv G ra in in g, G iazing and P ap e r-H a n g in g . to Beulah C hrvstie. W’e join their to m eet w ith us. were you in prison, sir? ’ three consecutive streets, which receive the L eader a n d W eekly after his interests. W’e acknow l OFFICE AND SH3? AT SHEL03M 3 OLD ST.W . 3 ) . i j G' jif J i ’ID J . M. P arry , Brest. edge a pleasant call from him last m any friends in K lick itat and hear m asculine surnam es. An “ I n - in A ndersonville, sir.’ O regonian one year. fMF“A:l work done in a W orkmanlike : «•...?,• r. C. L. I reland , Sec. Sherm an counties in wishing them There was a m om ent’s" painful Irishm an, with a carpet-bag, en L. P . H older, successor to H aves «fc T hursd ay. m any years of happiness and pros- M o ra O r o rT?n. W ill buy your fat cattle. W ill sell H older, can furnish the public first-class pause. Then the m ajor put his tered one of the ears the other dav. PLEASE READ. you choice beef, pork, m utton and veg- P l r . . meals at the City Hotel. hand to his forehead as if a pistol and sat down gingerly near the T ha M oro L eader w ill not be P ack a I’ akry , Moro. MeCov A H ulse are having th eir shot had struck him , while the door. A few men com pleted the F ra n k W atk in s has begun the etables. charged up to a n y one who has not K r There is a d e a rth of suitable buggies repainted and generally tears cam e to his «‘yes. Then ju m p list of passngers. The ear swung erection of a com m odious cottage ordered the paper. Any one get on M ain street. store rooms in Moro. Man v desiring overhauled in order to he in readi- ing forward, he clasped his arm s around the corner of Chestnut ‘ f Ï r I >-V î Í0 tin g copies of the L eader need not L um ber, shingles, moldings, wood. to come here and engage in busi ness for business when they take around the w itness’ neck, and ex street. lx? afraid to take them out of the etc., a t bed-rock j>: ices, opposite foundry, ness cannot find buildings to oc possession of their stables S a tu r “ Jam es!” shouted the conductor. claim ed: 'M y God!’ 1 was there P. 0 ., for thev w ill not be asked to y. J . O. Fintoti. Prop. cupy. Residences are even more day. They are rustlers, n a tu ra l m yself.’ ” A m an signaled him . the ear I o L r n v p ay for it only from th e tim e of J. R. Caples, an atto rn ey , re scarce. horsem en, and we predict for them stopped and the m an alighted. A “ Sir! said the m ate, touching subscribing. All papers sent to cently from A laska, was in town 1 . 11. Meader ù Co., of Moro, Or., a good trade, as they are well and his hat, “ the bottom s of our ships half m inute afterw ard the car you before are a free gift. W e do S atu rd ay . bave tic agence for B utterick's dress favorably known tar and wide. neared another cross street. are covered with grass.” th is for th e purpose of lettin g all Ju st one header left. We have one patterns, and exjxvt a shipm ent of same Steve Black, a form er resident of “ A lexander!” shouted the con “ H ey?” said the Spanish adm i sec w hat kind of a new spaper we; header on hand. Call and see ua about in a few days. They will keep all the Erskineville, is in Sherm an county ductor. A nother m an got out. latest styles constantly on hand. . M i m i >, < > ; ? m a ral. rousing himself with an effort. publish, a n d in th is way expect to it. Only one to be had. again, and says he lias lately tra v T h e I r i s m a n ’s e y e s g rew v is ib le T rack-laying has been completed M oro M erc . G o . "T hen we will run in the harlm r of ^*pove th a t we publish the best eled far and wide over Oregon, es larger. S antiga de Cuba and feed the Men are w anted to do rock work on the C. S. li. R. to K londike, p ap er in Sherm an county. pecially the eastern p a rt, and has houted tl ic comme - m ules.” on the C. S. grade below DeMoss and tra in s are now m aking regular seen no place th a t at all compares ic th ird m an left the car. ru n s th a t far. The work will In? G. D. B oardm an of Hood River Springs. Subsequently he sent a dispatch with th is county, and especially > it had sta rti •d on the Irish was in Moro S atu rd ay . to M adrid to the effect th at he had W ater tan k s, round or square, any pushed as fast as the road la d can Moro and vicinity for all branches ■sc and appn •ached the con size, and on short notice, th e be: t to be la? m ade ready. Photo envelopes at P. O. store. -ucceedcil in revietualing the island. of industry, w hich shows we are on If you want to buy a farm rem em ber ! —Chicago Tribune. L eader an d W eekly O regonian had, Moro Mfg. Co. the high tide of prosperity. ant to fT.f off at Avnoi K. L. Hoskinson. He has some fine The railroad graders reticle 1 tin 1 y e a r $1.75 in advance. First college girl— “ W hat is to he bargains. aid. ‘Í Me i< •o rs'it n a m e i; C H U R C H N O T IC E S . J . O. E lrod has ju s t received a ear city lim its S atu rd ay niornin with the title of your g raduating essav?” u th ’s Com panion. Mrs. F. M. French of Grass V al the head gang of team s. load of window s and doors. Second college girl—." ‘Beyond Rev. C. D. Nickelscn will occupy •11 vo trm -h ley, in com pany w ith Eva French, W . J . Peddicord was up from the Alps Lies Ita ly .’ W h at’s the his p u lpit next S abbath, Aug. 7. They tell nn. Mike’s a bond- her sister-in-law . were callers at W asco last week looking after his H unting, Moro. M orning subject. “ G enuine Re title of yo u rs?” holder.” C apt. W . S tanley has been laid this office one day last week. Miss p ro p erty interests here. •nt? tile First college girl "Beyond the “ Is th a t so.” French is a resident of New York, ligion.” Evening subject. “ C hris No evil effects from “ getting fu ll"—of up for several days w ith a very a lta r lies the w ash-tub!” Judge. “ Y’es; he wt it hail for a m an ils new. coimm. a n d is spending a vacation visiting tian P atriotism .” as illustrated by good th in g s to eat a t Brock’s restaurant. lam e foot, caused by rheum atism . the life of Lieutenant llohson. All th at skipjied.” Philadelphia Call. Over the greatest beauty hangs Som ething you have w anted—clean, relatives in this county. She is a Send in your nam e and $1 for are invited to attend these services. quiet w hist rooms, a t the howling al- notary public, and has a type the greatest ruin. ‘ S u h ix A ib e to r th e L ea d er . th e M oro L eader , an d get all the The 4th q u a rte rly conference of ley. See E. 1!. W heat, proprietor. w riter and stenographer’s office in new s of a ll th e county for a year. the M. E. C hurch will convene in F. W . M atthias was in the city the eastern m etropolis. ELLIS NEECE. New b a rb e r shop, n e x t door to Moro W. J ASHBY. Ju st received at More a large lot of Moro August 21-22. Rev. W arner M onday. H e rejiorts his Combined H otel. Give me a tria l. J . C. W il Hrajiers, made to order for th e M. M. preach Sunday evening a t s H arvester as doing good work. liam s, proprietor. Co., by W hite, Cooley A C u t is , M arys P. M. Business session M ondav M oro M e rc a n tile Co. P aten t medicines and sundries, full Geo. M eader h as been h av in g his ville, Cal. Any one needing Hrajiers at 14:30 A. M. residence p a in te d by W indom A stock, P . O. store. MASON'S N H W E 1 STUDEBAKER HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. ’ ËN Large and complete sto G e n e ra l X ie re lia n d Machinery, H ardw are, Paints and Oils, Farm Im plem ents, W agons, Buggies, Hacks. M o ro M e re tin tile Co., B ra n c h S to re s : M O N K L A N D A N D K L O N D IK E . NEECE S ASHBY, w ill save money bv buying them . One week from to-day, Aug. 10th. County School S uperintendent F o r term s on Moro property call on the regular q u a rte rly teachers’ ex \\ . H . R agsdale has already begun am in atio n for Sherm an countv will o r address K. E . H oskinson. to m ake arrangem ents for a teach Old G lory was flying from the begin in Moro. ers’ in stitu te to be held in Moro Lum ber, lum ber, “ ’till you can’t staff a t th e court house S atu rd ay early in October. E xact dates and rest, at J. O. E lrod’s new yards, oppo on account of the fall of M anila. other p a rticu la rs will be given in site the foundry. Prices c a n 't beat. M achine ex tras, all kinds, full line due tim e. Mrs. Nellie S m ith retu rn ed from h ard w are, etc., a t K londike store. C all w ith your work and gPt it P. M. Ruggles of R utledge was the w estern p a rt of the state last done in first-class style before the in tow n S a tu rd a y gettin g ready for F riday, and th e doctor is no more ru sh of harvest work commences. 'widd er. h arv est. M oro M ane . C o . Any one desiring peaches or blackber S tilw e ll. L IT T L E B IT S . HOTEL Tem per, if ungoverned, governs Projirictors of the ¡m pular Mail, Passenger am i Express Stage line from the whole m an. \\ asco to Antelope via Moro. Grass Valiev and Kent. Time well em ployed is S a ta n ’s DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. THROUCH TRIP IN ONE DAY. Mrs. Dora W illia m s , P rop M oro, O regon. deadliest foe.—C. W ilcox, F a re , o n e w ay $ 4 .5 0 . B E S T T H E M A R K ET A F F O R D S ON T H E T A B L E DAILY Troubles spring from idleness, M ^ “ Shorte-t line from P ortland and way points by 12 hours. a n d grievous toils from needless 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 tr a v e le r s . GOING < O IT IL ease.— F ran k lin . GOING NORTH. W asco.......................... RATES REASO NABLE. 10 a. in. Antelope a. ni “ He ,” said the fond but firm Moro . . 1:30 ¡o ni. Kent 7 a. in f c flrru ii id : 1 i iiteat met statu father., “ is. I fear, a young m an of Grass Valley ........... . . . . 4 ¡i. in. G ra-s \ a lle v .......... .............9 a. m K e n t............................ . . . 7 ¡i. m. Moro. . extrav agant tastes.” 1:30 it. m Fine job j rir.ting “ w hile you w ait” a t ries can get them prom ptly by leaving At a m eeting of farm ers held 4 p. m "Y e s,” the daughter adm itted. Arrives at Antelope ........ 10 }>. m. Arrives at Wasco. th e L eader press room. _ . . , , . . th e ir orders w ith E . B. W heat a t the here S atu rd ay , a com m ittee was "he w ants me for a w ife.” —Cinein- T he L eader is th e best paper in fxjwling allev ttppciinted to confer w ith the offi- n a ti E nquirer, S h erm an co u n ty to send to your H arv estin g is in full b last now. cials of the C. S. R. R. regarding friends in the east to let them see Q.—W h a t’s the difference be T im o 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, 1S9S. an d little rest a n d less sleep will be freight rates on wheat from th is w h a t k in d of a countv we have. tween the song of a rooster, one of the lot of those engaged in garner- place to Biggs. We have not heard 12:01 A. M. P a c if ic T im e . the n atio n al airs and the song of Are you h u n g ry ? T h tn go to ¡n g t jie g0| den gr a in for the FIR S T-C LA S S IN EVERY RESPECT. No. 3. No. 1. ucxt the result. No. 2. No. 4. th e new re sta u ra n t, on M ain street. few weeks. an old m aid? Now is th e tim e to have your property Geo. N. B olton had a relapse on A. — One is cock-a-doodle-doo, LEAVE. LEAVE. A i: HIVE. A KKIVK. Say! Do you w ant to sell your farm ? insured. Everything will be dry and 4:00 p. m. 5:00 a. m. Wasco. 7 :00 jT. m. F rid a y , an d for a tim e was very ! if go, place it w ith L. W. H unting, lie inflammable soon. We will insure any- second Y’ankee-doodle-doo. third S:15 a. m. 4:40 p. m. 5:40 a. m. Biggs. 6:15 ¡i. ni. 7 :30 a. ni. where in th e county and give you any any dude-’ll do: i will find you a buyer. sick, b u t soon became better. o r to 11; Arrive. Arrive. Leave. Leave. one of th e following old com panies: I If you w ant to know th e liye business The new bowling alley building “ To th in k ,” said the visitor, E. E. L Y T L E , P re s id e n t. Home of New York, 1’lnenix of H art- D. C. O 'R E IL L Y . G e n . M a n a g e r. m en consult th e advertising colum ns of for W m. H oggard is inclosed, and h irtT ln q ^ ial o'i’u ln .to n rï’ennsylva ania j RATES “ th a t you will have to go through $ 1 .0 3 p e r d a y a n d u p . th e L eader . ' the four fin hardw ood allevs will ot Philadelphia, Home Mutual of Cal., life like an ex-convict!” or A ltna of H artfonl. Have your farm Tom C allaghan was in trom ! goon be ready for use. house and barns insured. The rates are ! “ Well, m iss,” replied Claude, “ to SPECIAL ATTENTION CtVEN TP COMMERCIAL TftAYtLERS. R utledge S a tu rd a y for a four-horse If von desire to look your best, h a v e ‘ ' er- °u farm projierty. tell you the tru th , just a t present Agents. YÛUFÏ PATROÜACE IS RESPECTFULLY SOUGiTED. your laundry done by th e Troy Laundry M ooke U kos ., Ag load of brick. M oro, O reg o n . Co. A. E. Coueens, agent. Call on him The Dalit jieople will soon have there a in ’t n o thing I ’d like more to If you w ant a high grade, first-class for prices. —th a t is they he.”— W ashington Star. m o ld bike for less money th a n you W e received too late for puhlica- will soon he able to use ice nianu- can get in any o th e r place, come and A m an in Glasgow, having been see ours. F. 11. M eader A Co. tion last week a notice of a meet- faetured a t home hv The Dalles charged with keeping a lottery, g ^W e have m ade arrangem ents to ing of farm ers to he held in Moro C rystal Ice Co. Good for them , pleaded in extenuation th a t he he- fu rn ish the L eader a n d W eekly last S a tu rd a y to discuss freight Moro should have one of the same cam e acquainted w ith loteries in O regonian a t the very low price of rate kind of factories another year. We church bazaars. This did not avail. L. W . H unting will pay strict atten- believe it would pay well. $1.75 per year in advance. hut the judge said th a t “churches E x tra s for all kinds of m achinery for tion to any real estate busiuei A stranger cam e into town a which held lottery bazaars ought trusted to him. W ill give y o u r team s th e best sale a t th e M . M . Co. few days ago from The Dalles, and to be pulled up H older’s soda fou n tain s arrived Jo h n K ay retu rn ed from P o rt inquired for the court house. L'i»on “ Fine m orning, your w orship,” of a tte n tio n and feed at the la n d last week to com plete the new S atu rd ay , a n d will soon he foam being told w hat building it was, he affably rem arked the m an w ho had ing and frothing—a t the faucet— b rick block. said, “ W hat, th at! I cam e by been arrested th e night before for A L T A M O N T JR. STABLES. dealing out deliciously cool drinks J. O. ELROD, Prop. th a t, and took it for a sheepherder’s being d ru n k and disorderly. F in e job work a t the L eader to the m ultitudes. cabin.” But then he d id n ’t know press room . C all a n d see our “ Y’es, indeed,” responded the ju s F in e s t o n t h e co a st. W h a t? W h y , t h a t S h e r m a n c o u n t y ¡8 n o w p r a c . i r s t — c l a s s r ig s to le t... M o re , O r e g o n . sam ples. tice, “quite a tine m orning—in fact th a t car of buggies anil hacks for sale by tically out of debt and ready to a $10 fine m orning.” Boston Trav- ^ F r e s h tom atoes, fine ripe cantelopes. the Moro M ercantile Co. an d ev ery th in g d e e in season, at I t was reported th e other day build a m oderate-sized convenient ejer W h e a t'8. court house. th a t M cDonald «fe E llio tt h ad a The farm is a home—not a place L ast week by m istake th e Moro j A ccording to the Tim es-M ount- runaw ay w ith their new Combined to be lived a t to-day and moved M ani. Co. was given credit for h a v • DEALER IN ... H arvester, resulting in badly d a m aineer Louie Com ini,the well-known from to-m orrow; b u t a home to he ; in g a header to sell, when it should i | m arble m an, has discovered th a t aging the m achine. im proved and beautified—a home h av e read Moro M ercantile Co. L atest novelties in perfum esand toilet th e r e a ru c a ts a n d C ats’ a n d t h a t a where orchards are to he jilanted, ' You can get rfiaved eig h t tim es for articlefi> Conipiete stock at 1’. O. store, certain striped variety, when one where vines are to he grown, where one dollar, and hot or cold b a th s for 25 The various fratern al orders have a Hem pts to pet it, em its a very dis- su b stan tial things are to he con ce n ts a t C ousens’ tonsorial parlors. vacated th e old Odd Fellows H all aorL‘cahle perfum e. ■ structed, where children are to be ' The L eader leads a ll other pa- The , past week h as been the hot- , ! born . . over the M. M. Co’s store a n d , — — U(,r and otbers arc to dk, ln t( ) , Good care given stock. T e rm s Reasonable. pers in S herm an county in giving tak e n up their abode in tbe elegant test week experienced in Moro for ¡be fields come and reap new gen- ! FRESH STRAWBERRIES DAILY BY EXPRESS. th e m ost com plete^ a n d reliable j lo d g e r o o m s f itte d u p b y a long time> b u t we bave beard of Call and see me. erations; out of the fields and into S. M O N A H A N , Proo. news, u p to d ate, an d in th e most HaH Cq oyer the houge 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 . ; no p rostrations of m an or beast by j tbe graveyard pa88 old gcnerationfl. ' M o ro , readable form . O ro q o n . J u s t received a t th e M. M. Co. a car excessive heat. O ur clim ate is jx?- i —Southern Progress. Hood R iver, O regon. Any one w ishing to purchase harness, I loa), <)f th e ct,iebrattMi Bain wagonS) c u liar, an d heat is not so oppres- saddles, bridles, or any th in g in th e h a r m ade to order for th e Sherm an county sive here as in a low -lying dam p I “ My wife,” said the tall, lantern- ness line, will save m oney by first con trade. jawed m an, “ is as w om anly a worn-1 i district. sulting us. W e now bave a large stock an as you could find, hut she can ( . STO P W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP, I t would lie a m atte r of economy The Moro H all Co. have p u r of hand-m ade h arness on b an d . Come . . . Is our own hand-sewed harness. We ah t c .<: • v a fine lii? o' ham m er nails like lig h tn in g .” and sec our new stock of saddles, grass for th e county to have a suitable chased the fu rn itu re and fixtures ....................... AT T H E ......................... “ W onderful 1” ran g the chorus. m ats and ring bits. H ey n r a Co. court house erected. In the m at- in the old hall belonging to the “ L ightning,” the tall, lan tern -j and everything in a fully-equipp ,1 harness shop, Tom B askervill, a brother-in-law ter of rents alone for circuit court Odd Fellows, and have removed jawed m an continued, “ she seldom is paid out to keep up in- the same to the elegant lodge rooms J4 , of J . F. Belshee, w ill ru n F ra n k ’s enough rei ir in c a iu k in h s ° , . . . strikes twice in the same place. (R A T E S SA M E AS O T H E K H O T E L S .) engine th is season. H e has h ad a terest on q u ite a sum tow ard the ; over th e opera house, where th e va C incinnati E nquirer. our prices before le.ivieg cl. uh ANO YOU WILL CET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH. ELECTRIC LIGHTS ANO CAU SELLS. y re a t m any years’ experience as an erection of a m oderate-sized court rious orders will in future hold their meetings , house. The Dalles, MORO L E A D E R .. $1,00 per year. COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. CITY I l LL, L> D* HOLDER, : Proprietor* NEW LUMBER YARD AT MORO, OREGON, XX W here you can find all kinds Lumber, £ Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood and Coal. SPECIAL RATES ON LARGE SILLS. YARDS OPPOSITE THE FOUNDRY. - D. WOODWORTH oe GENERAL M E R C H A N D ISE , LUMBER, FENCE POSTS AND C0RCW6CD. ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND CRIED FRUIT. J ) 13 A I LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, GOOD RIGS, G O O D F E E D . -O U R L E A D E N U M A T IL L A Or. HOUSÎ SINNOTT & FISH, PROPS. SADDLES, \\ CHAPS, ;-~ / BRIDLES, WHIPS. . H E Y D T & C G ,, M o r o . O r .
