MORO
LEADER.
did stand, who either believed in-1 Wo: k began on the extension of
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
Right here we must say that the j It cost us one dollar to cross the
ternational agreement was prob- the C. S. It. It. from Wasco to Rev. is a first-class man and a No. • John Dav, and caused us to utter
J. B. H O S F O R D ,
P u b l i s h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e a b le , S o llte that it W ilS Hot in any Moro t>n Monday.
We understand 1 cook.
in unison the following: “Nixeum
Attorney-at-Law
and Notary Public.
M o r o P u b l i s h in g C o .
way likely to occur, anti many the road will he pushed to an early
While going from Antelope to trusic, vonder busie, Lyly go Shang
more who, as voters, went to the completion to this place. Sherman J Cross Keys, we encountered one of and shyster lubies;” hut we paid
Practices in all the Courts of this State.
E ntered at th e Post-Office at Moro,
polls
and indorsed that platform county may expect a boom of no those dreadful rain and hail storms,! it all the same, and arrived horn»
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
M oro ..
. . . O regon .
A pril 27, 18!».
because it was a safer one than any small proportions this year, and which bicyclists so much hate to ' in Moro in time for dinner th<
Moro will he the center of great ac­ see, hut we took shelter behind and twelfth day on our trip. The dis-
other.
L. W. HUNTING,
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
tivity.
Our resources are becom­ under a huge hydrolaetite, crvstal- tanee rode was 32(1 miles.
A
strong
and
faithful
attempt
PER YEAR, S I . 00 SIX MONTHS, 50C.
Justice of tiie Peace, District No. 3,
to induce other nations to agree on ing known far and wide through in- ized stylohite rock that has stood
N' ickelsex ami M l Y l l E H i n ’ .
(in advance.)
Sherm an County.
F ikole C o p ie s ...............................5 C ents . a ratio of free coinage has proven telligent and persistent effort toad- there from time immemorial, and
M is c e lla n y .
C o lle c tio n s a n d R eal E s ta te .
A dvertising rates made known on aj a fiat failure, and so the only pro. j vertise the same, and wt may ex- from which many a redskin has re­
Venice
is
built
on
eighty
islands.
Strict attention given to business.
plication.
ration. Many ceived a leaden missive, from a
The
English
tongue
is
spoken
by
Terms Reasonable.
.........................E d .TOR. 1 ’’.Hi pertaining to free coinage is , «'ill come wlm have money to in- hidden foe, that has sent him to his
L. W . H uxtixg . . .
115,000,000
people.
null and void, is obsolete, is of no vest, and every facility for gaining happy hunting ground.
M oro . . . .
.............................. O regon .
Only
seven
of
the
transatlantic
force,
and
no
meaning
at
this
time,
specific
knowledge
should
he
fur-
Our
next
encounter
was
the
dog,
W ED N ESD A Y ..
MAY 11.1898.
The only rational interpretation nished them.
which has been described in a cables are still in use.
R. E. HOSKINSON,
now is that the Republican party
previous chapter.
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
There
are
estimated
to
lie
1,000,-
Attoniey-at-Iaiw ami Notary Public.
The average mortgage debt |>er
stands unequivocally for the pres­
Cross Keys was soon left behind ¡000 Germans in the United State
rNTTF-D STATES.
capita in Oregon is $23 less than
Practices in all Courts of this Slate.
ent gold standard. The time has
among the distant hills and we sped
The Japanese address letters the
W illiam McKinley ...................President.
for the United States, California
G arrett A. Hobart . . .
Vice President. passed when one can claim ‘ inter­ having $200, Colorado $206. and on toward Hay Creek. Arrivingat reverse of what we do, writing the Real E state, Collection ami Insurance
the store, we invested ten cents in ¡country first, the state or province Agency. Abstract of titles ami con­
Jo h n Sherm an.
. Seeretary of State. national himetalism” is anything
South Carolina $12. The average
veyancing a specialty. Moro. Sher­
Lyman P. G age.. Secretary of Treasury. more than a mere dream.
peanut candy, and awaited the mail ' next, then the city, the street and man County, Oregon.
for
the
United
States
is
$0(1.
Tin*
v ’ N. ltliss
.Secretary of Interior.
We respectfully solicit business in our
The time has come, and now is,
coach for war news, which never number, and the name last of all.
line, insuring th at promptness which al­
rate of interest was highest in
ltussell A. A lg e r.. . . . . Secretary of W ar.
ways follows strict attention to m atters J
do,111 D. Ding. . . . Secretary of Navy. when every Republican must, in Idaho, being for the ten years pre­ came. Ten more miles brought us
A schoolma’am in M assillon. of
this character, confident of our ability i
to
the
foot
of
Grizzly
Butte,
where
order
to
he
a
consistent
Repuhli-
Janies A. Gary
Postm aster General.
O hio, who has been teaching the to handle the same in a m anner satisfac­
vious to the 1S90 census $11.S2 jier
vote
only
for
those
who
are
we
had
lodging
over
night,
and
the
Joseph McKenna
A ttorney General. t“tT>,
rising generation ever since the tory to all.
cent., while in Massachusetts it
Jam es W ilson..Secretary of Agriculture, k n o w n to be on th e r ig h t sid e— on
next morning resumed our way
; year 1845, was recently given a
j was 5.51, and in Oregon 9.63. This
j th e sid e of s o u n d m o n e y a s a g a in s t
towards one of the finest inland 1 pension of $350 a year liv the hoard
B U S IN E S S C A R D S .
i included all kinds of mortgages,
STATE OF OREGON.
silv e r m o n o m e ta lis m , a n d fo r th e
cities, and will say largest (save ef education.
real estate and chattel.
W. P. Lord................................ Governor.
W H MOORE
H A MOORE
u p h o ld in g of n a tio n a l h o n o r.
one) in the United States.
IL R. K in caid ............Secretary of State.
South
American
ants
have
been
Gn Grizzlv we got one of the
The Antelope Herald is lament-
Phil. M etcham .........................Treasurer.
R E L A T IV E V A L U E .
ing the fact that it takes two or hardest and loftiest bicycle tumbles known to construct a tunnel three
G . M. Irw in . .Supt. Pub. Instruction,
If the old-established and uni­
miles in length, a labor fur them
three days to get w ar news from the of modern times, from which we
v . s . SENATOR.
BANKERS.
versally accepted law. that supply
outside world, and thinks a tele- have not fully reeoverd yet. We prop'irtionat»“ to that which would T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k i n g
George W. McBride,
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and demand
govern
prices,
is . ree-
he required for men to tunnel under
j
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.
. . phone
j ’ aav ’ aav iiiiv
iii to
tv» he
* fv u
u u t tvr
m a t passed the day very pleasantly at
line uuw
ought
built
to that
CONGRESSMEN.
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O r e g o n .
ognisea in the discussion of cold • ,
.» . ,
.
lirl
the Atlanlic from New York to
AV. R. Ellis ............Thom as H . Tongue, i
,
1
“
place. \\ e think so too. Whv not Prineville with old acquaintances,
Letters of credit issued available on
c. . I v r in te
. r . j ¡and silver values, . it will been seen extend
. , the
4l line
r
g
AV. H. Leeds ..................... btate
from
Grass \ allev. and in the afternoon moved on up London.
Eastern states.
at
once
that
the
increased
supply
»,
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.,
An honest Pennsylvania farmer
SUPREME judg es .
, . . .
,
. . . ‘ 1 would
........... tie
» a good thing for then
them the Ochoco. The next day we had
ot silver as compared to gold, for
,
Collcciiuns made at all points on fa­
F. A. Moore, R. S. Bean, C. E. Wolverton.
1
, , , 6
and us too. Talk it up Bro. Mil the pleasure of visiting the now fa­ recently saw an advertisement in a vorable
term s. Sight exchange and tele­
the
last
centurv,
would
be
enough
,
...
,
,
paper
saying
that
for
ten
dollars
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
, .
,
,
* ler. We will do what we can to mous Ochoco gold mines thirty
graphic transfers - 4d on Kea York, Baa
of itself to change the relative , ,
Francisco, Portland, The Dalles and v a -'
W . L. B radshaw ................Circuit Judge.
i
-
,
help you.
miles east of Prineville, where nug­ the advertiser would tell how to rious 1-oints in Oregon and W ashington.
value
ot
the
two
metals,
cheapen-
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;
_
________
A. A. Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney.
keep butter from getting strong.
The
the Pendleton
remiieton Tribune
tribune savs
say of gets grow mi trees, (al least we saw The farmer promptly sent the
E . B. D u fu r....................... Joint Senator. ing silver as compared to gold.
G illiam . Sherm an and Wasco counties. without for a moment considering Malcolm A. Moody. "Mr. Moody a $5. gold piece on a log.) and you
money, and at once received the BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Jo h n M ichell.....................Jo in t Senator, the allegi'd decreased demand. The >8 a fine looking young man. Ht can scoop up gold dust as you
B a r g a in
1—l(>0a ranch 3
Sherm an and Wasco.
would wheat from the threshing reply. “ Eat it.”
* ‘” th of Grass 'a lle y , 100a farm
B. S. H untington, F. N. Jones, Joint supply has increased, and the de- shows a good physique, and is very floor. (Of course there would lie
Perhaps the most w o n d e rfu l milw*
land; term s. $1000; $500 cash, hal. on
maud, at an arbitrary ratio, has modest; but he carries an air of de-
R epresentatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
specimen of the cutler’s eraft in tin easy term s; in t. 10 per cent.
some
dirt
in
it).
At
every
pass
in
deereased, and this decrease is be- termination that suggests the man
SHERMAN COUNTY.
B a r g a in
.\'n .
—320a ranch 7
this section there are from three to world is the knife to lie seen in tin
miles south of Muro, fair im provem ent,'
Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge. vond the power of the United that is bound to reach the top of
show
rooms
of
a
celebrated
Sltef-
. .1,.» t„ 1 1 i ..
„
• eight
nten with "arms” to see that c , , .,
R. P. O rr, R. H . King. Commissioners. States to control. and no one for the ladder, lie it in commerce or in
'
«
.
j- plenty of w ater; term s, $2000; $1000 to
lie paid in crop paym ents; $500 extra for
none
pass
or
repass
unless
properly
held
cutlery
firm.
I
h
is
extraordi
W m. H en rich s...........
Clerk. a moment propose to decrease the politics. He looks like a winner.’
crop on place.
knife
is
provided
with
one
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! clothed. We submitted to the rules,! nar.v
AVm. H o ld er.................
..........Sheriff. SUp p i v .
B a r g a i n ,\'n . 3 —180a ranch 5 miles
Geo. X. Bolton.............
. Treasurer.
,,
,
The
Crook
County
Journal
comes
hut the Reverend objected a little blad for everv vear since the cont- from < irass valley, 80a farm land, plenty '
County
Supt.
.
E
a
c
h
a
n
d
e
v
e
rv
champion
of
W . J . Peddieord............
A ,
•
J . , to us this week brim full of hoof- when it came to pulling thost mencement of the Christian era; of w ater; ten n sj $1100, $500 cash, hal in
.
,
x
©
__
two pay m en ts; tut 10 tier cent.
Assessor. *r ee ? silver is as silent as the tomb
B. F. P ik e .....................
•
.
n r in ts of th e **<levil
ltro (¿«mr- s h a k e r ^cvck*»
tn e n u m b e r o f b la d e s, of vim rse.
*
.
icerning the fact that to lessen P
1
1 ' 1L
Ur ‘ n ‘K‘ r p<KK''
. ’
fzt.V o. ^ - 4 7 8 a ranch Smiles
F. E. Brown ...............
......Coroner, j concerning
now
being
1S95.
Blades
are
in­
Leaving the mines, we had four
J . T. Jo h n so n ...............
cast of Wasco. 300a farm land, 240as
' >ur'e>'or- the supply of silver, would have ley will have to look to his laurels
serted five at a time at the laps'.of sown to wheat, house of G rooms, barn
J . V. O’L eary................. Stock Inspector.
miles
of
walking
up
hill,
through
or
the
“devil”
will
steal
away
his
4»'x33. and granary 18x24, machine shed
D istrict Xo. 3—L. AV. H unting. Justice; , an equal effect ujion the value of reputation w hile he is away and mud and snow, and five miles of everv five years.
2(1x32; term s, 45ISI, $250(1 cash, bal on
silver, with the increased demand
E . B. W heat, Constable.
easy term s; $500 ex tra for crop.
the
Journal
is
in
the
down
hill,
through
'•now
and
ntud;
hands of th
W h y W e L ik e D o g s .
they clamor for. Having failed
R. E. H O S K IN S O N .
then about an hour’s run of as fine
Moro, O regon.
R E P U B L IC A N T IC K E T .
And why do people keep such
signally to get free coinage, they aforesaitl “devil.”
a road as ntan ever saw; then three lots of ilogs themselves, and go in
should take up the other side and
Everv one from Dewev to tht
FOR COSGRE8SMAX SECOXD DISTRICT.
miles up hill and two down. When such numbers to see other people’s
Malcolm A M oody....... Wasco County advocate the curtailment of supply coal-passers shares in the honor of
we cante to the foot of this mount­ dogs? queries Popular Science
i until silver become? again so scarce the Manila battle, and each in hit
STATE.
ain
we were prettv
well fagged,
hut News,
v T. . and i then
.i
T T G eer.......... ...........................Governor , that it will come hack to the old place was just as necessary to sue
1
e.
proceeds to answer
a
drink
of
“tav”
and
three
flap-jacks
F A Moore . ............... Suprem e Judge ratio. Put silver where it
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
1
1
Because
the
dog
is at once the sin-
cannot cess as any other. The jiersonelk
each, from a Skywegian brother, re­ cerest flatterer and the most suc­
C has S Moore ...........................T reasurer
be had, and then maybe people of our navy is head and shoulders
F I D u n b ar. . . . ..........Seeretary of State
newed our strength and sent us on cessful chcerer that the human race WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
will
hanker after it. Stop the pro- above any other in valor, coolness
W H Le,t ’s . ................... State P rinter .
toward that town, where they occa­ ever had. A good dog always
SPECTACLES.
D R N B lack b u rn ........A ttorney General
1 in time it and proficiency.
sionally have a man for breakfast. gives us the feeling that we men
J H Ackerman
value. Free s il-1
A li W o r k W a r r a n t e d F i r s t - C l a s s .
After doing supper justice, we re­ and women are a sort of god. No
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
vour onlv cudgel, The naval battle at Manila be-
agent for Bicycles, Pianos. O r-'
tween the United States and fired, only to tie awakened about ther animal does anything of thi Factory
H S W ilson . . . .................................Judge !
gans. G rapliophones and K olaks.
A A Ja y n e ........ . . . Prosecuting A ttorney :
two
one rattling at j£in(jw -pjie cat trey
l> o’clock by some <me
Spanish vessels will go dow n in tW
its us as an ittfe- M oko ..................................O regon .
ottr
door.
Thinking
that our time rior, and the horse will treat us as
JOINT KEFB28EXTAT1VES WASCO AND SHER-
Free silver theorists are con history as one of gv*at achieve-
MAN.
i ,,. friend,
. . . „ not . a divimtv.
stantlv talking about a measure ments of the Yankee. Dewey’s had come to lie served out for a a . dear
The
A S Roberts ................................ Wasco
MORO-ANTELOPE
morning
nteal.
instead
of
the
sole-
has
already
become
well
that
was
introduced
into
congress
name
dog.
moreover,
imparts
something
J W Morton ................................ Wasco
leather
be«ff.
w
hich
was
so
tough
and was nearly three years under known throughout the world, His
of his peculiar gaiety to us in a PASSENCER AND EXPRESS STACE LINE.
8HEKM AN COTXTY.
we couldn’t stick a fork into the way that is irresistible, lie min­
discussion
before being finally name is secure for all time.
W m Holder .
f in e c o a c h e s ,
gravy, we Ixith calk'd out. “ What’s gles his suggestion of gaiety with
W m H en rich s.. .................................Clerk j
\V.
H.
Ragsdale,
our
next
school
G O O D T E A M S A N O C A U T IO U S D R IV E R S
wanted?” The answer was. "We’re
AV S ta n le y . .. . ......................... T reasurer the “crime of ’73.” Thev would
superintendent, is a “home Pro*: hunting a ntan to (right then our his flattery; for he not only leaves
B F P ik e ........... ............................ Assessor
M a k e s D ir e c t C o n n e c tio n s
his dinner untasted to walk with
R P Orr
duction,” having lived in Shi
................ Commissioner
turn
white)
work
on
sing the ca ises leading to the
Antelope fur Canyon City and wav
AV H Ragsdale. . School S uperintendent
county since childhood, and fo r; our sawmill over on Bridge ereek.” us, but the mere fact that we are At pointe;
at Moro w ith Dalles-Moro
t general prosperity, and
Thos Peugh
apparently giving ourselves the
...........................Surveyor 1
and G rant, Wasco and Moro
several
years
has
practically
sup-
Thip
answer
somewhat
relieved
li­
D r I M Sm ith ............................. Coroner .
pleasure of a walk raises him into
stages.
J vote,
x 1 help
1 to . keep . h „ I ported
and
her but
j voice and
(a m i]v his widowed mother
ng h im
s d (.
b" ‘ we
" were rest less th e remainder such a delirium of delight that the
JUSTICE DISTRICT, XO. 3 .
of the night, and arose early. This ight of it puts all our dumps and P O P U L A R P A S S E N G E R R O U T E .
.Justice country in the hands of the parte
l i B W h e a t.................................Constable
.
Antelope Tuesday, Thurs-
: that has been the means, to a
As the election draws nearer. section of country is composed blues to such , reproach . that
we day and S atu rd ay : leave M oro'Sunday.
O U R p o s it io n .
greater extent than all others com- prospects of Republican success largely of mountains and sheep. sb tke them off in very shante. Wednesday and Friday.
At the time the Republican na- bined» of placing the United States brighten, and well they ntay, for hut
" u' the main cry was. and is. And when we dont walk, hut sit
W . J. A S H B Y , P ro p .
‘when
weather comet moodily at home, the dog curls up
tional convention met in St Louis ’n
^ront rankof prosperous na- Republicans are contending for w,un the
,h' warm
"arm weather
principles, not for division of th e ! ewrybody goes to the mountains,
lovingly at our feet, and looks up
in 1S96, there were many who had ’ tions to-day.
spoils, as is the hydra-headed com- We wondered where they would now and then into our eyes, and
not fully determined in their own
find them. From here we passed "glides into our dark ntusings with
Some people seem to tie unable bination of fusionists.
minds whether gold and silver
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I
on
to
Waldron,
or as it is better
a mild and healing sympathy.”
ehould be given the right of fret to understand what a “prosperity
We are glad to note that nearly known. “Shoo-Flv,” about — miles Yes; there is solid reason for the F . E . B R O W N
P ro p r ie to r.
coinage at the ratio of 16 to 1, or mort£a?e is. It simply means
that when a man has faith in his •’?w ry paper heretofore on the fence this or the other side of “Six fondness of nten for dogs, and it
not. Some said it would be safe
has taken a stand on one side or Shooter,” down near Finnegan’s will never come to an end until CRANT, WASCO, MORO AND ANTELOPE
and proper to do so regardless of ability to make money faster hv
S T A G E L IN E .
the world’s estimate or use of the | g ^ g ïn in debt for more land or
other of the many questions, j gulch, where wt were treated so ether men or dogs become very dif-
POPULAR PA SSEN G ER ROUTE.
two metals. Others said it would °ther
including money, ^the
number taking the gold , kin,lly ami h.isi.ttahly that we laid • ferent Wing< from wha( tliev are Stage connections with all trains, con-1
standard side.
I over two and a half days. While now.
necting at Moro with M onahan’s
he
looks
around
for
the
chance
to
not do at all to ignore the estim ate,
stage for Antelope.
here
we
had
a
coyote
chase
or
two,
adit U’ he is willing '
of value of the two metals as com-1 d° 8° ’ and find,ng
Klickitat countv. Wash.,
1. RAVES.
ARRIVES.
and had a good time in general. H o w M o t h e r - O M ' - a P d e e a . r l B u t t o n s a r e
to give to the one who lets hint |
coun- I have
t pared to each other by other
...........
the land or other pronertv a evidentl-v
K‘ Puhliean in course We arc under obligations to Messrs.
1 G rant
.7:3(1
Moro
11:30 a m
Though buttons of all kinds are AA’aseo 10:15 a a m
tries and people; that we could n o t,
u n u or utnir property a f j
A short time aco I) W u-
,
,
c ,
■
m Wasco . 10:00 a m ;
------ ------ ' secure him against «•
,
s
y . n ; Keys and Donley for hospitalities made in Birmingham, the pearl Moro
1:30 p m G rant
4:00 p ni Ì
change by law in this country i *...... e'"6'
r
, Pierce, Sr., said, upon the birth of
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I
what was fixed by law and demand ' >88'
n °ther ,,Words’. a 'Pro6' his tenth grandson, “they are all shown.
branch is the most extensive. Strict attention will lie given to all
Mondat morning again found us Mother-o’-pearl is a most suitable
entrusted to my care. Express
in most other countries; and some' Perit-V mortgage is given to aid i .
-in-the-wool Republicans.”
on
the
road
headed
towards
Fossil
•
.
and
other
packages prom ptly delivered. 1
took the advanced stand that the futUre 8UCCeS8’ not
make UP for
o n u u ro.ui n e a u u t to w a ru s r o s s tl, ,natenai for making buttons; it is
1 am prepared to offer tirst-class ac-
, that wonderful city of curiosities. go gtrong gQ pret(v and go eagi,v ommodations to th e traveling public
world had progressed to such a paSt bldurt‘~___________
CORRESPONDENCE.
with easy coaches, good teams and ac­
I The scenery along this route was worked The sheUg arp obtained commodating
drivers.
stage that the use of silver as “p ri-1
[Special to the L eader .]
\ ote for J. W. Morton and A. S.
! lovely, and almost beyond descrip-1 from Augtraiia< Manila> Bombay,
jnarv money was not säfe at a ll,! D
. . irtiM.nuic.
■ . ,
„ v i " e
,
x
, , t , i l , i .
, : Roberts
i.- for v..v
iaic
“The Little Town of I Don. From almost every rock pro- Egypt ^ uth America) and gome
e
the O
state
legislature. d Bv
anu that we should declare for the , •
...
.
‘ u . uc < i
< •, no
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E v e ry o n e is in-j arriv ^ at Rutledge on the evening W of a mashidon, the horns of dessert plafcg and hal{ an inch Jn U> U . I l l H l L L I I l L .
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terested in keeping the Republican
the same day, w here we were a m -; an elk, or the hones or fossils of
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(in-maker cuts Ellis N eece
Teriutv of opin.on, it was not pos-
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[<jr t|l?. si
ply provided for until Monday
„„¡mal that liv,. 1 in he S i-'
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(Successor to «I. M. Dunahoo.)
the shells up into lozenge-shaped
ttble to adopt either one extreme or | reason ..........
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,
,
morning,
when
we
left
for
the
citv
that when in power general
lurian or Devonian age. We itt- pieces of various sizes, so as to Rutledge division of th e G raut, Moro
the other. The advocates of “free prosperity is the rule, and when , Antelope,
; tended to bring a relic of some kind i leave as little waste as possible, for
and Rutledge
coinage, without the consent of any
On this trip, and until wc crossed home, hut
out us
u i wheels
w neeis were oniy
not in power well, remember ’93
as u our
onlv I j]ie<iiell- are expensive, a ton of
other nation,” were in a hopeless
! the John Day ferry, on our return, insured to carry 600 pounds,
nicked
to ’97.
specimens costing £300.
minority in that convention. Those
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! it was interesting, exciting, perilous couldn’t.
At this point we ex-1
cutting is done by means of a
who took the—at that time—ad­
The Spanish people as a rule, and sometimes hazardous. At the) peeted to hear some war news, and <>IW ¡n (]l(,
7 a. m .; Grass Val­
vanced stand that the gold stand­ are very ignorant of this country, Hotel Rutledge we were given the receive T iie L eader , but we failed
” 1 s “M’1 0 a tube, with Leaves—Rutledge,
ley, 9 a. n i.; Moro, 1 p. m.
the teeth cut upon the rim of one of Arrives—Rutledge,
ard should be maintained, and • and even the men high in their best lied in the house, and allowed : to get either.
il p. m ; Grass V al-!
that thought of returning to the councils of state fail to comprehend to cook our own breakfast, which j We called at the Journal office its ends. The saw is made to spin ley, 4 p. n i.; Moro, 11 a. ni.
£.N^"Strict attention will lie given to all
ree coinage of silver should not he our country or our people. The consisted of bacon, eggs, bread, hut- Monday evening at S o’clock, and round in a lathe, and rapidly business
entrusted to mv care.
pierces
the
shell
held
to
it
by
the
entertained were rapidly gaining in wonderful rescourees and restless ter and coffee. (Of course the found the editor, devil and all, get-
num rs, mt were still not a ma- energy are peculiar, and to the in- butter wasn’t cooked.) After eating ing out the last Friday’s issue. It workman, cutting out a piece which
jonty. A desire for harmony was habitants of effete monarchies al- our meal anil washing the dishes, ought to be called The Semi-Occa- is as large as its internal diameter.
The pieces thus cut are too thick to
the ever-present thought of those mogt beyond comprehe nsion. This we mounted our steeds and were sionaily Journal.
composing that convention. They is one n .aS),n whv Spain has gotten soon whirling along at a 3:20 gait
Condon was our next point, and he used as buttons, and are split up nRUCCI^T^ AND
realized that only Republican sue- jnto (bis war
towards Antelope, where we came then home. As Condon was hav­ i into three or more lozenges, each of
cess would deliver this country
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in contact with 30 Spanish greasers, ing one of those Sahara sand which is turned separately in a
STATIONERS.
from the bondage of Democracy ■ Vote for J. W. Morton and A. S. who were on the war-path; and storms, we made our business 1 lathe, and has the holes drilled in I
and the \V ilson Bill. So, in order Roberts for the state legislature, j right here is where the tug-of-war known, ate our dinner, and moved it through which it is to lie sewn to .
to gather together as many as pos- not for A. J. Brigham and C. L. j came in. We only had one shoot- on until we came to the junction of the garment on which it is u lti-'
sible under the banner of Protec- Morse, because Morton and Rob-j ing iron, and they had 30, but I the Condon and Pendleton roads, inately to find a place.—Little
'T o i l e t A r t i c l e » ,
tion, a compromise between the tw o, erts stand for support of sound thanks be to common sense, and 1 where we stopped over night. The Folks.
extremes was adopted. That com- money, a protective tariff, and a good judgment, we held onto our • next morning by daylight Prof.
“ Davie, do you know Mr. Bald-
. . . . and leading brands o f. . . .
promise said, in substance, we must vote for them is a vote to help the little gun and retreated in good: was out after some of the finny
ley?”
maintain the gold standard until, i present administration in its war order. After this little encounter,1 tribe, and in about an hour came
“Is he th ’ feller th at’s troubled I
l»v international agreement, it can measures.
we sought protection at the home in with ten, which, when dressed, with ingrowin’ hair?”—Judge.
changed.
Upon that plank
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of Rev. Leech, who royally enter-' weighed 5.) pounds. These were
many ft It they could stand, ami t.O ~ iseri’ie
--i» lor
I.K.ipEB.
taim d us unt’l the next morning, brought home and ate in Moro,
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