The People's republic., April 21, 1899, Image 3

T H E P E O P L E 'S R E P U B L IC
D rills! D rill-I
Soja-riur Drills,
H<e-, disk, ami pin^Urill-.
For «ale by F. H. M eader A Co.
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At th e e.-tim il m eeting Monday even­
2»,
ing the only b u -in e --tra n sa c te d was th e
a-lo|>tion of ten ordinance.-, en titled a-
¿ I h
foliow e:
Stockm en should
rem em ber th at
W. L. Gosser m ade a trip to The 1
No. 1.—A11 ordinance to regulate am i
Moro l.as a stock y ard .
pre-cribe th e qualifications, duties, and Dalle- Sumlav.
I II.I.IAX TEMPLE S it. IT. k ft. M,.„. „
llev .lt A ( o, now have one of th e coni|xm sation of th e City R b o rd e r,
( has. Akers has built a new sidew alk
" w ln tw i« } ev eu ilix at a :un |„ x „{ |> _ !?
Bojourninc •¡Mttr» c<»r«ria!]’. invite»!
1 n
•)
finest
signs in th e citv .
i No- -•—Defining ami prescribing th e in front of his piaee.
Ms». L illy M am > kx .
Ms. K tt * Ho.g,
tè
h e c a m e in t o
M. off H. and <’.
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If yon want to buy some cows, see duties ami qualifications and fixing
C urry com bs from 5 cents up. at o)
•piV L O R I.OIs.K. A F A K M M et’, nl H enry R ichelderfer, \V»sco, Oregon.
em upm sation of city treasu rer.
t
h e w o rld
H enry K rause’.- in Wasco.
I
M a« o every tin t eu-1 third Tne-.i«
1
m*Mith Kt 7 1> ui
iM_ uita<h
No. 3.—Defining ami prescribing th e ,
Discount of 10 ¡x-r cent for cash still
< ha.-. Pearson has started a new
W M. B mxsty .
V .c. Baocx
But hi j relat.vcs and neighbors will <•
qualifications a n ,l duties of th e city j
bakery ami lunch counter.
on at lle y d t A Co.’-. Buy while it-lasts.
» M.
w net permit Lim to remain so. We S
m arshal.
\V ♦ .“HltttMAK P ost \O t 1; . . .
Pome g rading lias been done on th e
can’t do much for him in his infancy
• Meet« tirwt Haluntav in . . . . . . . . . . . ' »•!
No. 4.—R elating .to am i describrng j Born— To th e wife of W. S. C layton,
S aturday, A pril 15th, a hoy.
street in front ul tb s C itv hotel th is tlie seal of th e city of Moro.
- but f or his youth and manhood the •)
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looms of Europe and America strive •)
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in.
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of
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No.
5.—R
elating
to
th
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o
in
tm
em
t,
1
p<H.I»EX S lI E tF < H tP T F R O I
xo.
; to make fabrics of ail texture, innum-
« Meets «very 2ud an 1 4th Tie—
A. E. Lake retu rn ed W ednesday from duties and com pensation of city attorney. his uncle, .Jos. M arsh.
erabLc in design, and all for his service <•
W amic w here he had lieen looking after
No. (’».— R egulating thee fees of citv
Tin- nam e of the Wasco Hotel has
IV t w o ASSEMBLY XO. 7H, f . A M,.„.
and j Isasurc. la his years cf desete- <•
his saw-m ill in tere-ts.
officers.
u
‘ e v en in g in
of I' hall
been changed to Hotel Taylor. -
A lfred I jixx ,
tion and sound judgement he declares
No. 7.—To license, tax and regulate
J . M. Duuahoo visited his R utledge
Mrs. J . M. P atterson cam e up from
M A
that ...........................................................
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ra iv h \\ ednesday and rejs»rts th a t his certain callings, and trades ami em ­ The Dalles and spent Sumlav with the
FR ID A Y , A PR 21, P 9 j.
ploym
ents,
¡in-1
to
provide
for
th
e
m
an­
grain will have to lie re-aowed.
Colonel.
einach llman
'Vm . H older and J . It. Ilosford ner of issuing licenses.
Q uite an im provem ent ha- lieen made i
No. S.—R elating to taxing ‘logs, ami
All kinds of w eather th is week,
represented th e .Moro I. (). O. F. a t the
êî Cö.,
Chicago
0
in town by having th e bridges ami
regulating tie ir running at large.
ta rio e rs have n e a rli finished sowing, grand hslge in Salem on W ednesday.
streets re ¡»a ¡red.
Makers cf Pine Clothes to Measure.
No. 9 .—R elating to rem oving dead
-^ •ft^ ffth e M. M. c o for garden seeds.
T he
C olum bia
S outhern
has
Mr. ami Mrs. Johli Morrow of M onk- •' Most reasonable in Price. Most re-
an im al- froni th e city of Muro.
C . E. S ears was tip
from Wasco e -1.11>1 i-hed a com m ercial agency ¡it
No. 10. — P rohibiting the keeping and Ian I were visiting th eir d au g h ter. Mr.-. • liable in Work. Make Suits to order \
Prineville. Geo. Sum m ers is th e agen t.
Saturday.
* from 5 J 3.00 to $50.00.
.
.
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feeding of bogs in certain portions of Weblx*r, th is week.
Mrs. Johnson of th e N ational W. C. th e citv.
County School S uperintendent Rags-
T ry a glass of p u re ap p le cider at
of all kinds at
j T. I . will give* a free lecture at the
daleof Moro ¡- visiting the Wasco pub­
Holder’s.
P resbyterian ch u rch , T hursday even in '',
A n I n v it a t io n .
prices to suit the tim e
lic schi»ol this week.
Col. Patterson was up iron Wasco A pril 27th.
You are sill cordially invited through
J. L. l orhis returm-il Sum lav evening
W ednesday.
M o re, O reg o n ,
Dr. I. M. S m ith was called to! th e “ R epublic” to a tte n d th e dedication
Horn the L ast w here h e has been visit-
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V. Johnson visited G rass Valiev C rass Valiev neighborhood W ednesday!
S ales A g e n t . • )
service« of th e M. ft. elinr -h in Moro, • ing friends ami relatives.
last T hursday.
to a tte n d
M rs. Robt. S m ith who is Oregon. April fiffili at 11 o ’clock a. m.
T here will be a silver m edal contest
M is s B erth a D arby
has recovered Seriously ill.
Crawford R. T hoburu S. T. P . lias been held at Locu-t G rove, Saturday, April
from the m easles.
The tim e for opening th e sta te fair secured to ¡»reach th e dedicatory ser­ ; 29th, for th e children ab o u t 12 years
B. HOSFORD,
Mr. Siseel and fam ily w ere up from has been changed from O ctober 6th to mon. Dr. T hoburu is one of th e ablest | old.
Wasco last S atu rd ay .
S eptem ber 15th. The fair will d o se on speakers on th e coast. He i - a son of
flltorRty at-Eaw and notary Put lie.
Jo h n Barnes ami fam ily returned
Bishop T hoburu, and has served ¡1-
Rupt. W. II. R agsdale visited the S eptem ber 21st.
1 Monday from G oldendnle w here thev
Wasco schools M onday.
Largest stock of E n dertaking Goods
Sm okers atten tio n is called to th e fact ch an cello ro f a nu m b er of th e leading have been visiting friends ami relatives
in Sherm an county.
Practices in ail the courts in the state
Some of th e farm ers have th e ir grain I th at at H olders confectionery store voii educational in stitu tio n s in th e X orth- ami looking after business.
Moro, Oregon,
can rind th e best line of cigars ami 1 west. \ 011 w ill lose m uch if von do
sown and are sum m er-fallow ing.
W ASCO lU SIXKSS BREVITIES.
not accept th is in v ita'io .i. Revs. F. R.
tobacco
in
town.
Joh n n y M cM illen of th e C. S. R. j>
I'oi a bargain in a good couch see J.
Spaulding. R oh-rt W arner, Cha«. E lery
M oro, O re.
has retu rn ed from h is P rin ev ille trip . 1 riie new asso rtm en t of spring goods
ami 1 . L. Jo h n s are expected to take j A. Ellis, In- has som ething new , dust C. J- BRIG H T,
i ¡»roof.
E lm er M inton aas purchased th e W. at the M. M. Loin,Kitty’s store m ust lx- p art on thi* program .
V, Jonnson store building on M ain f »seen to h appreciated. It consists of
Henry K rause sells curry comb.- from
silks, satin s, lawns, veilings, laces, I
Hitorniv-Rt-Caiv.
C o u n ty C »>urt I’roci-t-ilin jjs.
street.
•» cents up, and brushes from 20 cents
chiffon an d , in fact, ev erything usually |
A session of th e court was called for : up, at his store in Wasco.
See th e fine stock of ladies and
found in a rirst class store.
j S atu rd ay , April 15, ami th e following
ch ild ren 's hose a t cut ¡trices a t th e M
W e arc requested to announce th a t \\ ill practice in ¡ill tin- court.« oi Oregon.
The carp en ters who const ru c tiil th e business tran sacted :
M. Co.
the North Pacific Mills Co. is ready to Olliee oyer K rause’s harness shop, ’
✓ j A nderson building w -re th e subject of a
W itsco, Oregon.
i
1 he p etition ot 11. A. Thom pson, E. do custom work.
Sam McDonald's brick addition to his
very p leasan t su rp rise party given in II. Moooe, et al, for a court house was 1
n e a t market is rapidly nearing com ­
th e ir honor by Mrs. E. M. West last acted u|H>n and g ran ted , provided th a t i Clayton has blacksm ith coal, iron,
pletion.
T hursday evening.
A ls.ut 25 guests satisfactory bids received by th e court. ' and hardwood, for sale, am i is prepared
M . V. Jo hnson h as purchased th e were present ami enjoyed them selves
1 »»<• plans of Chas. Burggraf lo r a to <lo all kinds of wood work, and
Having enlarged and refitted th e a l m e stables, I an, new
carriage painting.
E lm er M inton ranch of 240 acres near w ith music, gam es, etc., u n til a late court lions-- were accepted.
R ilt l e d g e .
prepared to eom luet the business in a firs ti lass m anner
hour.
Jos.
I
o
tter
has
a
fine
line
of
jewelrv
The sheriff was ordered to advertise
Good care and plenty of feed. Best rigs in town.
R. M S tarns ha< sold th e one-half j D. S. Dufur, court stenograph -r was for hid- for p rin tin g th e d elin q u en t tax ! Diaim ml.-, watches, d ocks, silverw are, I
section of Booth land for $3,000 to X. in Moro th e la tte r part of last week as­ list.
etc., also a line line of m usical goods,!
Olir Motto:
on t he John Day
McDonald.
consisting of violins, g u itars, accordeous, j
A djourned to m eet .May <»tli.
sisting C ounty (’h r k lie n ric h s in pre­
Solicits your custom work.
Live and Lei Live.”
etc , at prices to suit th e tim es.
l*e.-t wheat oil retaining prowess known.
" ni. H older went to P o rtlan d Tues­ paring a tran scrip t of th e record in the
Through tickets to all ¡»arts East can
day to atte n d .the grand lodge of the. ease of Barlin A Oremluff vs W. M.
Moro, Oregon.
A t t e n t io n
F r e ig h t e r « .
C o r n a n d C h o p H ill
I.arm tt, which was decided in tu to r of now he purchasixl at th e Moro office o f '
th e ( oluinbia Southern as cheap as at I Rids are wanted for hauling alxm t
in eoniieetion.
th e defendant last f.^j The
0 . P S J m r tz , lie - 1 («ddeiidale luinbcr-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
have taken th e ease to th e s u p rem e 1 he Dades or P ortland, ami baggage 100,000 lbs. of wool and about 70,000 lbs.
man was looking .ite r business in Moro
checked through to d estin atio n . This I of back freight.
court.
th e first of th e week.
P o tter, Proprietor and m gr.
will be a great accom odation to residents ' All wool to be banleil from Mu.Idv
Mrs. J . M. Dunahoo received a letter
Practical m illright and m iller
For C hina orang«« and lem ons call at
of this vicinity w ho have form erly been S tation ( a i>(,¡nt 18 m iles south of An-
la<t S atu rd ay , an nouncing th e d eath of
oi 30 years exj»erienee.
Hohlers confectionery store th e onlv
obliged to go to The Dalles or Portland telope,) and all back freight delivered to ,
her m o th er, Mrs. M. A. M e tlm k .if
place in town w here they are kept.
for E astern tickets.
M u d d y S tation.
B illo w ,
Oregon.
Biggs, B utte county, C alifornia. De­
All of ,-ai.l wool am i back freight to be
I. J. K e f f e b , Agent.
Miss M ’e Johnso n cam e up from ceased had m any ¡n-'inaintanci s in I
Board by day or week with or w ithout lodging.
j well ¡»rotected with wagon sheets and j
Wasco Monday and is helping Miss Huff S herm an county who will regret vet v !
1 'ill line of lunch goods, cdtifectionerv and ciirars
dairy d íplo m as .
j
delivered
in
good
order
and
condition
in h er dress-m aking estab lish m en t.
much to learn of h er sml leu dem ise.
Meals 25«-.
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, oil or before Ju ly 15'b ’99. Bids to!
B u t t e r M a k ln K S t a d e a t a R e e o ( r n lx e d
Beds 25c.
M. l-i I loon’s new hard w are is now Th -sy m iu th y of the R «public and the
state
rate
]x-r
100
lbs.
for
hauling
freight
L , .V in n e M o ta l a i v e r a i t ) .
ex ten led to Mr.-.
o | m » ii and ready for business.
He is as­ coin ii'in ity is
B uy
A rrangciutute have been made by the eith er to and from The Dalles or to and
I
Hismiiix>
.
sisted in th e sto re bv W. M. Ilen d reu of
from
Mor
»
.
Term
one-half
cash
will
he
regents of the U niversity of Minoeaota
S h ad e an d F ru it T re e s
Wasco.
Prof. E. C. Peerv, principal of the to aw ard to thoroughly qualified stu- j paid on delivery of each load if desired.
of
The “ C alifornia c a rp e n te rs,’’ J . Allen, .Morn school, has Is en eb-cted to the deq s of th e d airy school a diplom a u n ­ I lie rem .ider on com pletion of con-1
He will der the seal cf the university T his an- tr a it.
M in. Stikes and
Ed G oodm an, ac­ position for a n o th e r year.
A: V. U N D E R W O O D
companied by Dan Di I linger left Moro closg his first y ear about th e 10th of nenneem ent has ja s t been made Ly T.
Bid- will he opened Mav 1st, at 1 p. '■
B iglow , O regon.
Monday.
May, and will spend the su m m er in L. H aecbcr,professor of dairy husband­ . ni. at M uddy station. Bidders w ith en- J
F re sh an d C ured M e a t
Scio. He lias hei-11 elected as lead er of ry, who is in charge of tho school. In a f dorsem eiits touching th e ir responsibil-
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F ru its an d V egetables
Pete \ a n lell re tu rn ed M onday evening
th e hra-s hand at Moro, and it looks rom nm nicatiou ju s t sent out to students , ity will be given the preference,
from his visit to S pokane. H e has r e - >
as though he 1 ad ju st about perm a- throughout the state Professor Haecker j The right reserved to reject an y ami !
covered from his rh eu m atism and is
n«‘iitly connected him self w ith th at tells of the progress of the dairy school . al! bid.-. A ddress all bids to
feeling O. K.
th riv in g bunch grass tow n.—Santiam He says:
C . C. O ’xEir.,
S. M. S m ith aim wife ot Prineville News.
“ Since th e establishm ent of th e dairy 1 S upt. Prineville L and & Live Stock Co.
were Moro visitors last week. Mr.
A double contest w ill tak e p ’ace on rchool in the fall of 1893 M innesota has
Antelope, Ore.
S m ith is one of th e leading m erch an ts S aturday evening A pril 22, at th e opera tuade w onderful progress in d airying
of his vicinity.
R
e
d
u
c
t
io
n
in
E
x
p
r e s s R a te « .
Before
th
is
school
was
opened
very
li
t­
house in Moro, com m encing a tS o ’clm’k
tle
effort
was
made
to
develop
the
dairy
R
epcblic
sh
ip
p
e
r
s
take
notice — A
A
»-lass
of
b
co
n
testan
ts
has
been
under
S. M. B urnett, w ith a crew of riders,
industry. Minnesota b utter was scarce­ i spei-ial rate of 35e per 100 pounds, mini-
has started on a general round-up a fter sjx-eial train in g . The following are th e
ly know n in our great com m ercial cen­
the horses recently sold by F ran k W at­ mimes <>f th e sp eak ers: Je n n ie K ar, ters and was m ostly sold under fictitious , mum charge 25 cts. will apj.ly on the
G jrtie Elrod. A rtie Page, May Rust. brands. It was not a very desirable 1 billowing coiiim oditfes, betw een Biggs
kins to B u rn ett A T hom pson.
M yrtle Lewis, Daisy S tanley. T here product, most of it being made from ! anil M oro: Soda, m ineral am i spring
Dried and Canned F ruits alw ays on hand.
A son of W. C. R utledge was throw n
a r • also s co n testan ts for singing. gathered cream raised ou the farm s by w ater in cases, Ix-er in cases or kegs, I All work
B
utter, Eggs, Poultry and all kinds of farm produce.
from a lior«e last T h u rsd ay and as a
floro, Oregon.
Following are th e n am es: Mrs. J . B. the grav ity process, w hich caused an green fruit, vegetables, fresh fish o r 1 ffuantetd.
result is it 1 v nursing a broken artu .
11 »sford, Mrs. I. D. DeM
M issC . enorm ous loss cf ho tter fat in the skim- m eat, gam e, oysters in sacks or cases, j
The fracture was reduced bv Dr. I. M. Spear, Mrs. J.
W illiam s, M rs. L. ! m ilk The cream was not properly cared plant.- in boxes, poultry in crates, hut- !
S m ith .
Belchee, and Messrs. Perry A Frost. | for and generally reached the cream ery ter and eggs. P aten t inside for new s-
in a condition w hich made it impossible
At th e last regular m eeting of th e A dm ission It) ets.
lor the Lutfer m aker tc m anufacture a pajx-rs will take pound ra te m inim um
K nights of th e M accabees it was de­
1 he alxvve tariff is
The proprietors of th e Dufur roller pi ime ai tid e . All this has been changed i haige 25 cts.
rided to meet only tw ice each m onth
mills have th is sum m er removed th eir by the advent of the co operative sepa­ effective a t once ami in connection with
during th e s u n lit e r .
T he nightF
the 1 acific E xpress Co.’s special rates
H e a d q u arters f o r o o
old m aehinery and replaced it with the j rator cream ery and the dairy school.
selected were th e second and fourth very latest im proved maehim-rv ami are)
“ Each year has added from 75 to 125 on like com m odities.
T hursdays.
I. J . K e f f e r , Agent.
m aking a Hour th at is not excelle<l ou new separator cream eries to oor list,
Those ‘•Blue F lam e’’ oil stoves at this coast, every sack fteing wari-anted and each year there have gone forth
N otice.
FHIoon’s are daisies. E very housewife , to give satisfaction. This mill does an i from the dairy school from 50 to 100
students who are not only thoroughly
H ave you a farm for sale or for rent
should have one for su m m er. Thev exchange business, giving 3ti pounds of 1 ; trained in the art of bu tter and cheese
have no wick, no odor, and are j No. 1 ffiitir for a bushel of w heat, or 80 I i m aking and testing and grading milk, or do you know of any ¡x-rsons holding
perfectly safe, and a gallon of coal oil j I pounds of bran and sh o rts heavy f o r a 1 but who also havo a geueial u n d er­ farm ing lands th a t they wish to dispose
will run two burners co ntinuously for 12 husheL They are now running dav and standing of the scientific principles gov­ of? If so, please w rite to any agent of
th e O. R. & X. Co. and lie will send
hours.
night ami w ill he able to supply you at erning tho ripening and churning of
cream, the economical firing and ru n ­ you a circular which will interest you.
The annual m eeting of th e W. C. T. I’. any tim e. Give them a trial.
ning of engines, the principles of feed­
Mill be held in th e P resb y terian church
ly» v i t i I R , Mi;r. A g en t for R ushford W a g o n s
P ie d —George H arding, aged 21 years, i in g and selecting dairy cows, the proper
A|fril2»;tli. a t 2 iSOo'clock. Besides th e at Hood River. M onday, A pril 16, 1891), care of dairy cows to secure a large
election of officers th e re is im p o rtan t of pneum onia.
The rem ains were yield cf m ilk, the form ulation of bal­
m ess, all member.- are urged to In- brought to Moro on th e train ’lNtesdav anced rations and the rearing of dairy
For
present. T he county convention will eveniog in charge of G. B oardm an, anil calves.
‘‘Men who have had train in g in these
lie held in Wasco May 10 and 11.
on W ednesday were taken to th e Xeece th in g s are especially valuable in a
The trick ponies a t th e opera house ranch at th e req u ested his m other who cream ery In addition to the skill a t ­
Tuesd ay evening were a source of much is living a t th a t j.lace, confined to the tained in m atters pertain in g directly to
or
am usem ent to th e
ch ild ren .
The by sickness. A fter th e funeral cerem ony the m anufacture of dairy products they
J i ii in ils were well t r i i n e l , especiallv th e body was in terre d in Moro cem etery. can give valuable inform ation, enabling
of any kind
Mbtmeo. who could tell tim e by th e The parent* have-the sy m pathy of th e the patrons to so manage th eir herds
go to
watch and count th e little Ixtys and th e com m unity in th e ir
sad Ix*- th a t the income w ill be greatly increas-
e I » his iu turn w ill cause the patrons
reaventent.
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girls on th e seats in front of him .
to appreciate the b utter m aker and make
them more w illing to pay him a salary
com m ensurate w ith his services.”
1
in th e A nderson building,
M ain stre e t,
A
LODGE DIRECTORY.
l l ’ROKA L<»IXiK X o 51 r „11. », .
Friday evening
'7 .« in
«-•J'HirniUK brother. » o r tU lI y iu . i t e l
I, u v,„
O. W AXis K
fcK
. . an>l 8.
o W
i * K
W ASCO N EW S
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X O - e tR O D -
Contractor and Builder
L u m b e r Y a rd
Coal and paint
Anta KixuxoTÓx, VV. M*K
It. Il W Al.KKK
Be«
K
Io 111. W o o d . Oak fir and pine.
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F. II. MEHDER S CO.,
I
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Picture Mouldings, Glass,
Carpets, Wall Paper, Etc.
g
J.
Undertaking a Spsciaity.
E. PEOPLES.
Blue Front Liverv
Feed and Sale Stable.
I li td d f c Ibi
N. W. Thompson.
R. K.
G . W . B R O C K , Prop.
J.
Moro. o™.
Jno. E. Wilkerson.
P ainter, Paaerhanger anti
N atural wood fin is h e r,
House, Sign and
C arriage P ainting
Meat Market
t Union
Lumber
£ (j
Prom pt and cheap
J. M . D U N A H O O , j I
Hem Hardware
evened in R a d le y ’s B rick ,
Moro Oregon,
Saturday, A p ril 15, 1899.
N ew goods direct from the east. Call
and examine our stock. Strictly up-to-date.
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For S ale.
320 acre- of land 8 miles east of Wasco ; *
200 acre- under eultivati-m and 120 in
p a stu re; 4 nxmi fram e bouse, good well •
at house and spring in p a stu re; fram e
barn 18x34 with good curtails and o u t-i
i buildings; 3 acres iu forest trees ami
I orchard in good state of cultivation.
Terms, $5.000. $1,000 cash and balance I
on tim e to su it purchaser. F arm im ple­
m ents, etc., a r ■ included in above price, j
E verything goes.
J ohn W. M oore .
W asco, Oregon.
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The fly in g Dutch man plow onlv needs
oiling once each week, it has d u st proof j
axles, it w ll pull one horse lig h ter than :
any o th er plow m ade. Moore Bros &
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For Sale!
Mrs. E.-M. West,
5iooo
Moro, Oregon.
la t e s t novelties always on band.
Good variety.
R easonable ¡»rices.
Buildersf Suppli es
Lime, Lath
Cement
Lumber, W
ood, c Coal
Lumbei?
Wood,
B argains^
c£c£ Bargains
100 Acres of land 8 miles from G rass Valiev, on Rose-Bush, all fenced •
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I house and barn. 1 hrough th e 180 acres joining this land on th e east
the Lohim bia Southern railroad will be built. Splendid location for a town
l £ n « ^ r; » n 2 ' t a F ‘''n 'S “f « “■’* « ’“ » -I-«* *'.e 1.« » c r« . I. »» known an
H alf a mile south of tills place I have for sale 120 acres for $700; all
fenced; sm all house on land. The farm is known as th e U harles Overdorf.
100 Acres all fenced : 130 acres in cultivation ; Good living spring of w ater on
th e ¡»lace, one mile southeast of Moro, along G ras- Valiev aanvon. $400 cash
balance m four equal paym ents of 1. 2. 3 and 4 years. Ellis Xee.-e farm.
HEYDT & CO
100 Acres, all fenced; all fam« land : has all been plowed tiiis season, is sown
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Snd h a n i‘ T " ° n,iles fr,,ni
Known as the
carry a full line of
H arness,
Saddles
W hips
Robes
Etc.
Call on or address,
Bottom ¡»rices.
10 per cent, off for cash.
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CA. W A S C O ,
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M A. LE S LIE
ORE.
at Moro,
Sam McDonald, pmP.
E X P R E S S and
Baggage Transfer
Draying,
Trucking,
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T eam ing about tow n f
Alillinerv
Everything first Class
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