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MOKO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1902.
VOL. I.
SHERMAN COUNTY
NO. 5.
M O R O C ITY DIRECTORY.
descent, profenrd, m, and life-hfng prac­
tice.
T here wa» a p p are n t agony o f /tan*-a
W II M,»»rr
M » r» r
..
J. *1 I ’a r r r
ils<«ir<t><r
I upon the boy*« face; but had th e Ji^b«
F. It Ilh k M in
Tr>*««ur»r
I
been
»tronger the - apLom rn&ht IA»»«
. ... win. Mussar«!
M u r .h a l.
caught a gleam of merry <br.ii in tlie
«*>«IWI1I.MKN
cyea he dropped quickly a» the volun­
‘ • M. K 'lU iu iu irli-* ' U w |<r>M-k
i l J. u n t il
J .O . K I i . m I
w. J. M a r lin
I I . A M'Mtm
teer again gr 11 mIdeal: « '
ria » u « r* » T .» » r
" ( » : Hu: old »py’a trick. Search him,
j m | m
< i ii * r !
sergeant! Do you hear?"
II. . Il
A—« « i .t . 1
< .... ¡toltoti
li.r. in.1 II llow1 «>.
W ithout a won! o f protest. Evan Sub­
I. Ita n iu m
A m V. F o re m a n M<«*l5r». I
m itted to thorough M-areh by th e lean
w in . l i m i t e l i * .F o re m a n l l i . i k A Is tS S o rC ti. I
old M-rgeant. a re g u la r w ith chevm na
W. O l la t ll» »
A m C "
"
for «erricc, w hich y e t could m»t keep
< IICMc I I M
M IL P l i i i r b , Ilr v . w ( ’. M u tllh , P.»»lo»
Ida lipa q u ite steady, a« he haiaiw/i hi«
M rrv l« ,'. p « .r v M unti«» a t I I a. »•« a n d » |> at.
task ami rep«?rte<l, handing over hi«
l'il io » p ra y e r «l■•»^lna every Wetlte w |ay e v e -|
f c n f tb H T n $ i j i 1 ^ u N t t r r co u*> m s i a t t i e r w i n
treasures:
» In « . Mu in la y m -I h m i I ev e ry M unday a t lu a.m .
|*rr.l> y te rta n r t iu r r h , H e r, C. M. K lder tM«*
"One U tter, tw y p a w « , air; one pipe,
A Rou/.S- I. ( i f T ill' R k i u .I. I. IO S .
h» the rhrer bank. Captain,
lo r. I ’ reat III a« ev e r» M titiday a l I I ». Ni and
one hoof-pick, one buckle, one piece of
• » m . mo J x m i I i o leati a l IO a. li». I*i« y » r
Ituv llikg every W edneatlay eve iiliig .
.........
Ami »oon Evan F auntleruy and hi* tw ine " And th e v e te ran ’« hand w ent
from his cap V» h b aide, as the m ajor
■a. i "< n t.
contdn w ere again ridinc »id* bjr aide,
M o n i C a m p No. AM. W n a im e a o f lh e w o rld ,
m errilj’. ia^a-fully no longer, but he In nervously grasped the enam erated
M erla (He a r m ic i u m l ( o n r ill we.loea.1«» eve-
"Are you badly h urt?" the o flk er physical pain, and in g re a te r m ental captures.
lil li « . o f I t, li m o l l i l i .
M H U lli.m ll'
‘•Major!'* T he c le ar call from the
J?*«. F<a>. i le r h .
C .C .
•
diatreaa for her. »he w ith (fold-crow tied
" I W w alking," Evan replied, w ith h««d drooped upon her breaat. and tear» little htatue at the lire wheeled the
M o n i t'ire te So. M , W om en nt W ia e U ra fL
Meet« th e aerond an d fo u rth W e iliirw la » eve-
quirk-reprevord g ru n t of pain, a* lie of nuntfli-d ni irtilicnTion ami
provont rnam haf like a top: ami he ad ­
n III»« nt < M 'h m oni h. U r», b a y r 141« m an ,
»gain tried <«> b ear w eight on h ta left for. ing t h d r way betw een «he long, vanced eagerly, sa lu tin g w ith th e hand
M rs. J. Itu n .lx a i, i t e r k .
<1. S .
th a t held his priz«-s
fi»»L
"N
o
lofir*
brokeu,
I
iruea*.
but
a
curved
la»hea.
l>>l»< So. nr. 1. II. <J, F. Merla every
S h » rm n n C ounty is lim in d rd uii (h e n o rth by th e C o lu m b ia R iver, on T a Moni
■ iii<la y »>■ tit.
<1. w . l t n v k ,
pretty )«tl w rench."
,
"S top th a t farce," th e general con­
M. A . H u ll. Mee.
S .tt.
i b f ea»t by the J o h n D a y H i r e r , o n t h e w e s t by th e Ih*»chui«*s H ire r,
"T ake him behind you, Ikiw d.’’ the
tinued. dryly. " I f th a t fellow i* really
I.u p iii Itr iie lM li l> " l» e N o I K
M eal» e ve ry
I
■'
m ajor ordered. “ W e're wmitintr tim e."
a »py, he made w ay w ith h b pnx.f».,n
M t* , w J. M u n iti,
a n d on (lie so u th by W asco C o u n ty , anti n u b racc* in sa id b »undarlea a F rid a y evening .
M r*. M ay M arn im i. Her.
S . <>.
And tw o «tout pair* of arm» rai»**.l thu
capture. T hese arc decoys o a ly .”
» trip of c o u n try ab o u t S-V) sq u a re mile«.
M oro Ixetg e Sil. M . A. (J. V . w. M<- la «ve ry
captive, not unfrenlly. and placed him
" I think, g -c era l, he »wall jw ed"—
Tueaduy evi iilng
Itu iit. H ra .b ,
on tin- crup of th e Irfahman'n home.
the proviwt bln rted o u t—adding, very
A K I'«m a i»*. Ilr<vird« r.
a . W.
quickly, " h b tobuctx»."
"Serjreant, »end him hack to head­
I'.iio k.> I . . I 4 .
I
li
A. F. and \
M
T n e p rin c ip a l p ro d u ctio n of (h r C o u n ty is w h eat, a lth o u g h larg e
M
11 Ural and I lilrd M -m lo V e v e n in g * nt quarter*.
T he keen blue eyes »hot only one
Detail Utley to guard him ."
each
tiH
in
lh
J.
M.
P
a
rry
.
i|h « u litiw i of w U a n d b a rle y a re ra ia o l a n n u a lly .
H b^rnian C o u n ty ,
glance a t th e speaker, now eagerly
j th e m ajor entered, w heeling hi* home.
IL W. t«dgu|i. (tee.
W. w.
scanning th e papers liy light of the ftve.
“ An Infantry »upport, l*a«ldy," whin-
a lth o u g h one of (lie sm allest in th e S ta te , r a n in p ro d u ctio n be p laced
»1. rrtu Ixatge So. *2. II. o f I I
M«a-I* a n -n x l
an d P ia n t i M onda» rv e iilt« « . In r«<-h 1,e m th ,
"H e did? I'm ! send him to m y te n t."
p e m l Evan, a« he gripped the Iru h
alo n g sid e id th e larg est, os one s ix th of th e e n tire w h eat cro p a n u u a lly
W. M M«-»'«>v.
M r* . <»•«•. M .'io k .
- "Yea. general.
Will you exam ine
man*» waiat.
Meevitder.
w M,
theaeT’
e x p o rte d from th e S ta te o f Ur« gon ia ta k e n from tin s .C o u n ty .
M oro tV m n rtl S o . M i. K n ig h t* a n d la u ti» ,
"H
ark
'
w
h
a
t’«
th
a
t?
"
m
nttered
the
o f h r e u r t ly
M i.-te ev ry aeeond an d P n lrth
"No, air. Semi him to nm." T h b
r . • 1 » • » ■ » m g . . d
:i n io n ih .
federal ofHeer, ouddenly checking hi»
shortly, as th e young leader took the
l»r <>. J. flntlin.
F ru ita of nil k in d s b e a r in a b u n d a n c r an d a r t of th e eery beet q u a l­ M aggie M lru h l,
home
ami
tu
rn
in
g
in
»addle
to
li»t<*n.
p ap er, carelewily ami tu rn ed into the
t'u» See.
1‘M M titrnl.
lly rig h t ami left - a t »Lir*»-
w naJ, dingy te n t ta-yoml thh Maze.
ify . Som e of the beat o rc h a rd s in E a ste rn O regon are U> be found
M o m ( 'a m p So. ZPv'i, M o d e m W o id m en <;f 1 •'I'laVmn'
A n ir r ii * . M a l i u tv n rM m at »tiled T b o n » l* »
taker» M »Mi I I ! "
Seating him self on a cam pstool. he
here.
eve alug a In »a«'h tuoi ilk .
An
in»taut
more,
th
e
road
wa»
clear,
m erely glanced a t th e papers, by th e
W. I I . M niadt.
( I. I*, lllg lu la it lia m .
the sk irtin g wiMxlaoa e ith e r hand con-
C le rk .
tJonaul.
pale gleam of a lantern. T hey w ere a
cealing
the
little
force,
and
each
man'»
I
Ird
er
o
f
W
a
a
h
ln
g
lo
tl.
M
eet*
H
r
,I
and
th
ir
d
to
«tock
r
n
iaii|g
,
an
d
scraw
led le tte r from a sol«her. a fa r­
A p o rtio n of the C o u n ty ia p a o y liarly a d a p te d
W'i d n e » d « y . In e m it m o n th .
carbir,«
a
t
a
"ready."
rier's receipt, and a week'« liberty,
A ll« (M oie.
W. O. H a d le y .
th o u »alni» of idiecp, Horses an d c a ttle of th>* best breed» a n d h ig h e st
H r,
I ’rr*.
For now. fm m nouthw anl, p lainly.
signed by th e captain of It troop, b u t
g rad es a re to be found w ith in h e r b orders.
«ounded h<«of», a t rapid tro t; and **m
t w ithout date. He pitched th< m on th e
th e jingle of accoutrem ent* told of cav­
rough cam p tab le w ith contem ptuous
D on’t le t th a t fence co a n y lo n ­ a lry advancing. In re ar of th e la»t
gesture, m uttering:
T h e anras’W’d v a lu a tio n placed u|>on p ro p T ty ia very low, a» well »•
"Decoys—if
be a »pv! ru rs e these
ger. 1 ca n sell y o u |*oets n t 10c tnxrper, Kvan li»ter«*t w ith hated " O la M O l X T A.XI» S rC V U M U lM . S E U G K A Jrr."
tbn t a t levy. A« (here 1» no need of « lib er lieing h ig h , th e C o u n ty bein g
breath.
m ustangs: Politics hobble the service.
by th e c a rlo a d . M F itx tn au rio e.
Could they be reha? Were they
CHAPTER Ilf. -
1 en,l*
e n tire ly orft of d eb t w ith p le n ty of monoy in her tre a s u ry to m eet all
Yank»? Had Carolyn evaded them ,
a raw ros wrrn a » o l o facb .
*n (he te n t door raised th e
h e r o b lig atio n s.
r foe«?
dtoarmed.
I u rtltw ta k e n o tic e t h a t I h a v e fcn<, <-|(au-ly w atched friend?
by the o surly
man Maimed,
A slight,
alm ost boyish figure, passing f?eo*'ral s eyes, a» Muss ( la y entered,
ch arg e of E. Peoples* agi ¡c u ltu ra l w hoow ed him a <ll»m<>unt. the chating to and fr.. w ith re*t¡ess. tigerish move- vrect an.t calm , follow ed by Evan, lean-
(he M'rgeant.
T h e C o u n ty h a t a fine tw o-»tory b rick c o u rth o u se, su rro u n d e d by
captive c«»ubl only listen an<t conjecture. men L, cu t th* red gleam of th e smolder- ’’'P
im p lem en ts. T h ese th in g s roust be Ami m-an-r the h o n n w -u tro tte d m er­ ing campfire w ith frequent shadow, aa
Keenly th e cavalry lea d er se a m e d
well k ep t ground».
p a irin g from th e girl
sold. If you w a n t a plow , b a rro w , rily through th e «now—now (ailing the tw o prisoners and th e ir escort rtx.e the P»4^ hi*
up to th e bivouac on th e river bank.
—-after quick inventory of h e r "points
w agon, seeder, h ead er, o r a n y th in g heavily — and noon a dark ahadow
Chaflenge, reply and rep o rt quickly _Vu fa u n tle ru y . th en quickly back to
T bu p rin c ip a l husinc»» place« iu th e C«iunty are W a m o , G r«M V alley
loonu'd up in diatunce.
iu t h a t line, arc roe fir» t.--M . F its-
"Challenge, «ergeant," » h in p rie d the m ade, the provoat-m arshal asked numeF-
a n d M oro, a ll th riv in g tow ns.
^ oa know , sir, th a t I can han g
mnjor. ami th e tm oprr'» knee» turned on» questions o f th e captive pair, get-
n iau rice, «Moro.
hb. home into th e nm d. facing th e in­ tin g Imt »cant inform ation In re tu rn . 7 ° ° ,Bt «laylight?* Ue shot the question
T hen he moved forw ard to th e resile*» a t Kvan Hke a bullet.
truder*. hi* ra rb in e a t dead aim.
pacer by the tire, halted, and. saluting,
' '*• s4r o r »hoot me to -n ig h t,' th e
"H alt! Who goes there?”
«aid:
h»y anrw ered. quietly, ’ llu t 1 do not
"F rira d al
W ith th e countersign,"
P a rtie s lo o k in g for farm s
"M aj. Conyer’s scout sends in tw o (hink you wilL"
M oro, th e C ounty S cat of S h e rm a n C o u n ty , it located n ear th e c e n te r j
came the answ er. "1« Maj. Conyers
" 1 011 are a spy.
w ill do well to go to Moore
prisoners, general. Would you care to
there, Sergt. (ireer?"
of th e C o u n ty . It h n t a im p u ta tio n of »onio 500 In h a b ita n t« , each a n d
"H e is not." Mis« Clay’s voice ra n g
question them , or—"
Broe. Indore p u rc h a s in g else­
"I mn here. Capt. (»ranger," th e ofll-
"Send them to the rear, sir,” brueque- out c h a r and defiant. ‘T ie is a con­
ev erv one of whom h a s th e in terest« of th e tow n a t h e a rt; an d no d if ­
eer answ ered, riding o u t to hl» (sub­
w here.
T h ey h av e several
Iv replied the officer addressed, passing federate soldier, and in uniform , lie is
altern. "W h at bring* your «cent on into gloom.
ference how th ey m ay he d iv id e d on religious. |>olitienl or o th er q u e s ­
a prisoner of w ar."
fine farm s in th e c o u n ty th a t
this
trail?
Yon
w
ire
to
take
the
lower
tion», w hen a n y th in g {»ertaining to th e w elfare of th e tow n come» u p .
"A nd are ym» also?" T he young gen­
"One of them is a woman, sir."
road." h<- added, in low er voice.
th ey w ish to te ll o n easy
T he re tu rn in g shadow prom ptly eral rase gracefuly aa hq ad»ire*s»d th e
th e n thoy act a« one m an , w ork in g to g e th e r in u n ity to acco m p lish th e
a
W'e
heard
tiring
hearaw
ay.
air,"
the
term s.
halted, raised a pair of keen blue eyes lady, instinctively stra ig h te n in g his
younger anldier replied. In th e sauiu to th e o th er s fares shook th e snow o u t saber and brushing back his dam p curls,
|»ur|ai«ca in view ; a n d in ev ery in sta n c e aucce«» crow®« th e ir effort*.
i ’iissfcvj
r - 3 «3fw«.*w» tone. "Ami. beaide*. we had a cha»o of the long brown eurls escaping be­ w ith half-lN>yish a ir of foppery, a» he
after the tn?»t piece o f hor*eflc*h and neath hi* plumed felt h a t anil resting Unwed his h at on the table.
M oro 1» a la iu t 1 UH) feet alm vo th e »«»a luvel, an d ia locatCil upo n r o ll­
pluckiest piece of womanhoiMl I h a re on * collar, as he asked, crisply—
Miss Clay's eyes m et her questioner’s
»truck in retx'ldom . She cu t my shoul­
ing g ro u n d th a t »lope» g ra d u a lly to th e n o rth e a s t, m a k in g n b e a u tifu l
steadily, but w ith unm istakable de­
"Cam p woman, or spy?"
der »trap w ith a lutllet. tn reply tb chal­
“C ertainly not an o rdinary cam p fiance, as she answered:
p ic tu re to th e tra v e le r o n trrin g tho city from a n y d irectio n .
lenge, then took U» cover am i l«*i u*i woman. A lady, seemingly; though she
"1 am not, sir. I am a non-eom-
through the woods like a born fox w ill not ta lk ," replied th e provost iKitant. a V irginia lady on h e r w ay to
A
bstracting,
Collections
and
Real
F.sta’e
hunter."
Moro ha» a tine ayatoni of w aterw ork«, a n d in fact ia th e o nly tow n
m arshal, glibly. "A nd, sir, when a h e r a u n t's home, arresteel and dnign-il
A >ja*i«hjr.
"A nd yon let a woman c*. ape you?" wom an w on't ta lk —"
here w ithout cause o r eacuse for th e
in th e C o u n ty w hieh own» it» ow n w ater p la n t, fu rn is h in g an a b u n ­
The
old
m
ajor’s
roh-e
w
as
very
dry.
MORO. OR.
"A ny papers? Have you searched outrage! You doubtless cintld hang us
dan ce of w ater to it» uitixeiie, as well aa h av in g an u n lim ite d su p p ly in
"N ot finally, sir. Her horse pum ped— t l n ^ "’ eu t in his superior.
both to-m orrew —or now. if it suits y our
he must have l*-en overridden— «1 we
cnee of fire.
“ No, sir. I had supposed Maj. Con­ governm ent's theories of w ar; b u t its
hemmed her in a t last- Sergv F lynn." y e rs—"
articles protect th is youth a n d release
he added, louder, "advance w ith your
" 'Supposed?* Seareh them , sir!” And me."
M oro ha» one of th e best g rad ed school» in th e C o u n ty , an d n o p ain «
Attorney-at-Ixtw ami Notary Public.
prisoner."
•! th e young general, w ith a scarcely sup-
The general’s eyes again inventoried
And Carolyn Clay's horse w as ted to p re s x d oath, locked his hands behind th e speaker w ith curiosity th a t had
o r ex p en se nre »pared in b u ild in g u p th e «chool, each y e a r m a k in g it Practices in all th e C ourts of th is State.
the front, th e g irl »itting erect in »ad­ him. stood w ith back to the fire, w holly sonic adm iration m ixed w ith it. but ho
b e tte r th a n tho p reced in g one.
M ORO, OREGO N.
dle, quiet, b u t pale, ami w ith an ugly careless of the fast falling snow, and answered, calm ly:
gleam in her blue-gray eye».
"I'm ! you seem fam iliar w ith tho
w a teh id his officer's re tre a tin g form us
M oro h ta h a n k in g fac ilitie s e q u a l to a n y found in th e S ta te , as well
"WlAi are you. m aikun—o r miss, I he nppreaehed th e pair.
articles of war. DM y on study them a t
presume?" Maj. Conyers asked, saluting
I'auntlerey had beeu lifted from his your au n t's, or—in cam p? W hat is y our
ns en o rm o u s business houses of all k in d s th a t c a rry fu ll Hues of ev e ry ­
courteously.
ffrsmped perch behind Doyle’s saddle, name?"
th in g needed in tho w o rk sh o p , on th e fa rm o r in th e hom e.
"C arrie F a n n tle ro y —my first cousin,
“ A V irginian.
A lady causelessly and Mis* Clay, dism ounting, had ap­
chased and arre ste d while riding q u iet­ proached him, w ith eager query as to sir." Evan broke in, quickly, his eyo
catching the papers on the table, beforu
ly hom ew ard,’’ the girl answ ered, de­ his hurt.
M oro h as a b rig h t fu tu re before it, an d at no d is ta n t d a y it» p o p u la ­
W ill practice in any Court of
fiant lv.
“ Leg basted, hut only a stra in , I the girl eould reply.
th e State.
tion w ill hi "more th a n d o u b led , a» those seeking a p le a s a n t an d id eal
" I s th a t true'.*”
'
"V irginia ladies seem to choose guess." he anSwerod, cheerfully, add­
Oflice over K rause's H arness Shop.
p lace to live, w ith tr a n s p o rta tio n facilities of th e v ery best n t its door,
strange hours for q uiet ride«,” th e old ing. ra th e r ruefully: " I t w ill I k * in
<T*» be t>»nlinu«‘«lA
m ajor reto rted , ra th e r grim ly. "W ill m arching trim long before I get th e
w ith several religious d e n o m in a tio n s rep resen ted , w ith th e very best
you give me your name, occupation and chance to te st it, now!"
V
ir
u
le
n t C a n c e r C u re d .
•ch o o l, w ith one of th e h e a lth ie s t lo catio n s in th e S ta te , will come an d
"P oor, dear boy! And all for my
C E D A R F E N C E P O S T S b rig h t, residence, upon honor, if 1 parole you?’’ sake!" Miss Clay w hispered back. "H ut
S ta r tlin g proof of a w onderful
"I demnml to lie released uncondi­
b u ild thcm aelvc« a hom e w ith u« a n d h elp en jo y th e benefits th a t ca n
new, clean c u ts for sale b y M. Fitx- tionally and perm itted to proceed t o n y perhaps we may get off. if—"
o n ly he derived from a tow n th a t h as th e m an y a d v a n ta g e s th a t M oro '
H er suggestion was eut off unfinished ad v an ce in m ed icin e is given b y
home," Mias Clay answ ered, haughtily,
tn a u ric e , C ity H o tel, M oto, O re.
possesses.
"Ik» you Yankee' soldiers confess th a t by th e brusque order of th provost d ru g g ist G. W . R o b erts of E lisa*
m arshal:
you w ar upon southern women?”
.« , ,, . ,
, .
, b eth , W . V a. An old ro an th e re
" r a i l back, madam: — bergennt, .
, ,
..
, . ,
D R. O . J . C O F F IN ,
"P erhaps; when southern women seareh
th a t prisoner! Why in th u n d er
*!l,d long sllftered w ith u l i a t good
shoot a t 11s in th eir Jocular w ay,” the
veteran replied. "H ut we w aste time, haven't yon done so already?" hciuldrel, d o c to r s p ro n o u n ced in c u ra b le c »11-
venting spleen nt „ _ «-• .. 1.
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lns own reproof upon
his
inferior.
- Ixticvcd his case hui>e-
D R . M A R IE M. C O F F I N .
tion?"
"A ll right! Seareh aw ay.” Evan re-
(ill he used E lectric B itters
"I deny .your right to question. I de­
W u in r n a n ti C h ll.tiv ii u K p ccluhv.
m*aM»aln< Ihl* n<«<»ilnn w« w ill «<-ni|
B uekb n ’s A rn ica
m and to be released ns a non-com bat­ »ponded, w ith a loud laugh, aa Gw girl a n ,| ap p lied
r * k * „ l« l» l , fre, .. , ,,f , „ ,„ ,.1 ,
atepped back w ithout a word, o n'v one
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Moen, or, imi a n t," w as the firm reepotae.
: O ltt.» In A n d er»»« U hls
quick motion of her hand to T ier lipa. b » lv e ’ " h u h trcatm eV t con.pl. tely
Thu llluairaii.,11 I. « rr ^ r .-i .• , |. „, , , r
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ply to challenge, on lonely romls," the And. noting it. the low sw iftly catried cured h im . W hen E lectric B tte rs
smlMMWxl »Fl l„ von. Th*«* ,i1|i,,ftiurr»ha»rU-«?n|.r«*lut*.l L
major retorted, ra th e r iiu|m tiently. his band to his m onth, as though to are used to expel bilibu.«, k id n ey
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T * * r «■»«•lllMtS the « • * ! r » v r n » l« r l
" It'iUyou answ er, or not? W hat is your stop bis laugh. W ith a daxh upon h iiu , rod m icrobe poisons a t th e s a m e
sSvarttols« s la tta r «ver a»»S k» ■«. The» »uabl* jn « «.. I
the sergeant had his w rist in iron grip,
■>*»* a Miurat-Aurv »•lortloa at a pl.»n«t,«» orH-»n a» (o ex a r t ,
name, and w hat were you doing lie k -
forcing down the tightlyi-!in«'he«l hand lim e th is salv e ex o rts its m a tc h ­
»IjP'-iu*«.« and notar te r „wr OWB homK w ( , fc |bo U(eg
about w ith a cavalry soldier?"
and struggling to open it.
Hut ere th e
WL W ILLS E M O OUR MEW SO U VEN IR C ATALOGUI
“ I told you. m ajor! T h a t’s my cousin
long. jo>wi rful New E nglander could du less h e a lin g pow er, blood dis-
v r « i. >r reprraen i . ;,.j t; inlvaT al > ita fu l \ » r l
R oom s 1, 2 an d 5, G in n B rick.
from th e farm ," Evan t»egnn, only to be
this, only to find it em pty— Evan's eases, Qskin e ru p tio n , u lcers a n d
nisi» A m e n , .« •o rg a n a i» , .4
| t lg B work wf
cut off by the sergeant's stern cull:
y«»« wlU a { |< tv la u ? an I II 1« f nrw f.»r tho Making
jaw s find worked rapidly, and he grave a
M ORO, OR.
sores v a n is h .
B itters 53c, sulvo
"Silence in ranks! lliley, g aunt your gn-at gulp as the officer cried:
It f«lly p i N a I m our unlqqt Cornlah I I m i of arili ng ,>n|
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prisoner!"
25c, a t a ll'd ru g g ie ts .
"Choke him, sergeant."
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Hut the quick wom an's w it caught
• "F o r w hat?" the reb answ ered, de­
ThU innlbiHl haa romnu<silml tU cIf to Over
the fact of h e r cousin's capture, and his
T he Moro Im p le m e n t C o m pany
« ■ a r lr r . f * M illie « « a l l. D r 4 Psrrhoww.
cue. a t the same tim e; and she folded fiantly, springing back. "Y ou've m ade
me sw allow niv tolmceo now; a n d — Oh, 1
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W IHTK VOM » V U IM FO M M YtO M .
A 'l.lr w ,
her arm s quietly, rem aining silent.
Lorel! I'm g e ttin g sick!"
b c 8 to s t a te to th e p u b lic t h a t th e y
"V ery well, m adam ," the m ajor said.
W ith a sv.dden lurch forw ard, ho b a v e
n u m b e r one p lu m b e r w h o
Does All K in d s of H ig h C lass
’’I will send you to headquarters w ith
W A S H IN G T O N , NEW JE R SE Y.
D en tal W ork.
your ’i-ousin’ there, ami let you discuss leaned heavily on th e officer, alm ost w orks in co n n ectio n w ith th e ir
tum bling him into the arm s of th e a g ile ,
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T A li I. I a H «
m ilitary ethics w ith the general, ( ’apt.
h a rd w a re store.
They Arc p n -
Office b o n is: 9 :20 a.in to 12 in. ; 1 :80 to G ranger, detail one unin of your squad sergeant.
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• Lean up, dam n you!" grow led tho p ared to m ak e es lim ab'S on a ll
6 1». no. Office over th e Rank.
to guunl th is lady. Corporal lh»yle. re-
p ort w ith Imth prisoim rs to provost- provost m u r s h a l- s volunteer « ..n n iw k i j of p lu m b in g a u d l i u WQ1 k<
M ORO, OREGON.
Bloti by recent grace« but a politician by ‘
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m arshal ut heodquurters: the fires will
M I’ S IC II’AI. OVVI« K M
K
ONE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE
COUNTIES IN THE STATE.
A C o un ty of varied resources and suscep-
tib ie to an increase in pro du ctiven ess to
do u b le w h a t it is at present.
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C IT Y OF MORO.
R.
E. H O SKINSO N,
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w .
J. B. HOSFORD,
C. J. BR IG H T,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
WASCO. OF».
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
:VERYTPERSOi
R. W. LOCAN, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
ar|l
»RE YEIR’S FREE TRIM.
CORNISH CO.
a »
Dr. Lloyd D. Idle m an
D E N TIS T .
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