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MORO LEADER. themselves in accordance W'th the law. Moore Bros are appointed agents P u b lis h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y th e M o r o P u b l i s h in g C o . of the government for the sale of revenue stamps, and can give any E ntered a t th e 1’ost-Otiiee at Moro, further information concerning Oregon, as record-« lass m atter, them that may he netxled. April 27, 18!«8. r a tes o f s u b s c r ip t io n : AS O THERS SEE US. From the Heppner Times we PER YEAR, $1.00 SIX MONTHS, SOC. (in advance.) take the following: S im il e C o p ie s ...............................5 C ents . ‘ Like their neighbors in Morrow A dvertising rates made known on ap county, the farmers of Waseo and plication. Sherman counties, three weeks !.. W. II i ' xtim ; ......................E dstor . ago, had given up all hopes of a good crop of grain, hut the recent heavy W EDNESDAY ............J E N E 29, 1898. showers have placed an admirable smile upon the countenance of every farmer over there. Never O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . in the history of that section have r x r r t D STATES. the crops looked so well as they do AYilliam McKn.L v ............. President. ■Garrett A. lleba:r t ......... A ice President. now, and the acreage exceeds any AV. R. D ay......... . .Secretary of State. former by probably one-fourth. Lym an 1“. Gage. Sec lvtary of Treasury. The wheat is rank and thick on the C. X. Bliss.......... . .Secretary of Interior. ground, and is exceptionally well Secretary of W ar. Russell A. Alger. Jo h n D. L or.g.. Secretary of Navy. headed. With the prospective good Jam es A. Gary . l*oetmaster General. prices, and an exceptionally heavy Jp st’ph McKenna ..A tto rn ey General. yield, this fall will rind every farmer Jam es W ik o n . .Secretary of Agriculture. out of debt and with his pockets full of depository hank receipts.” STATE OF OEEGOX. The Times is mistaken about W P 1 or.1 Sherman county farmers having 11. R . Kincaid .Secretary of State. P h il. M ctcham . .................. .Treasurer. "given up all hope.’’ Wheat fields t ì . M. Irw in . .Supt. Pub. Instruction. almost without exception have V. shown fine prospects from the start. • X . , And again: “ A real genuine ' * œxr.KEWMEX. western boom—however a substan W . R. Ellis Thomas II. Tongue. tial one—has struck Sherman W . 11. Lets!? ............. State P rinter. county a broad-sided swipe, and SVPEEV.E J d X iE S . many farmers and business men E. A. Moore, K. S. Bean, C. E. W olverton. who have for years had their noses SEVENTH JVIUCIAL DISTRICT. to the grind-stone, will this year M . L. Bradshaw ......... Circuit Judge. ■ throw off the yoke of incumbrance, A. A. J a y n e ..........Prosecuting Attorney. K. B. D u fu r.........................Jo in t Senator. and will show up this fall in inde- G illiam , Sherm an and W aseoconnties. jx'ndent circumstances. The build Jo h n M ichell.....................Jo in t Senator, j ing of the new Columbia Southern Sherm an anil Wasco. Railroad from the Columbia river It. S. H untington, E. X. Jones. Joint to Moro—a distance of 20 miles— Representatives, Sherm an. Wasco. means the rapid and successful de SHERMAN OOCNTY. velopment of the« entire county, Jo h n F u lto n ........ ............. County J u d g e .; K. P. Orr, R. H. King, Commissioners. ; and a happier or more encouraged W m . llen rieh s . ’. ............................Clerk, i class of citizens just now would he W m . H o ld e r.. ........................... Sheriff. ' hard to find. Moro, the county <leo. X. R olton... ......................Treasurer. ; seat, will be the terminus of the AV. J . Peddiconl. ............... County Supt. new road for perhaps two or three B. E. Pike.......... ........................ Assessor. | years, while it will he extended 10 F . E . B ro w n .... ..........................Coroner, j miles further south to Grass Val J . T. Jo h n so n .. ...................... Surveyor. J . V. O’L e a ry .. ..........Stock Inspector. I ley. where it will probably stop for D istrict Xo. S—L. W. H unting. Justice; ' 10 or 15 years, or until something E . B. W heat, Constable. besides wool and stock will justify B E W A R E !—R E A D A N D R E the extension of the road on to MEMBER. Antelope and Prineville. This new The War Revenue Bill will take terminus will place the wool-grow «fleet Friday, July 1st, 1S9S. ers 20 miles closer to a railroad Everyixxly will he effected by it. j market, and will no doubt control and should—yes, must know, what most of the interior traffic from is required by it. It has been now on. This is bound to injure many years since a revenue stamp The Dalles unless it build a rail ■was affixed to bank cheeks, etc... road up through Wasco county and But on Friday it will have to be on to Prineville,” This is al, right except as to the done again. Here are some of the railroad prophesy. Of that no one m ost important parts of the lull ¿hat effect ¡Sherman county people knows just what will be the time of extending, or the distance, nor dircetlv: Bowling alley and billiard room the effect upon The Dalles. proprietors must pay $5 per year T H E H E A T H E N C H IN E E . on each alley or table used; or. - Years ago on the Pacific coast the each $100 or fraction thereof, of question <>i Chinese laborers under stock in a corporation, issued after mining white labor, working for July 1st, 5 cents, and on sales of' less money, and taking what money such stock, for each $130 or part they did get out of the country, thereof, 2 cents; hank checks, draft was quite prominently before tile certificate of deposit not drawing p ■ople. Professional agitators went interest, or order for the payment about the country talking to the of any sum of money, drawn upon ¡»eople. In many places the or issued by any hank, trust com "Heathen Chinee” was run out by pany, or any person or persons, com -' violent means. There were then, panics, or corporations, at sigiit or and there are now, good reasons on demand, 2 cents; on each tele for not employing Chinese labor. phone message for which 15 cents On the other hand many employers or more is charged, a tax of 1 cent: had very plausible excuses for hir bonds given as surety for another ing them. The question assumed for the payment of money or the such proportions that congress jwrformanee of a specified duty,: took the matter up, investigated it, 50 cents; on any certificate of stock and passed stringent laws regu in any company or corporation, or lating it. Since then there have any transfer thereof, for each $100 at intervals lieen places where or fraction thereof, 2 cents; certifi popular dislike for the Chinaman cates not otherwise enumerated in i has developed into open persecu the hill, 10 cents; for every deed to tion. This is not right. If you real estate over $100 in value and hire, or encourage a Chinaman to under $500, 50 cents: and for each come into your neighborhood, you additional $500 or fraction thereof. have no right to ahusa him for it. 50 cents; lease, agreement, memo There are communities where the randum, or contract for the hire, Chinese have never got a foothold, use or rent of any land, tenement, simply lieeause the people have re or portion thereof —if for a period fused to employ them or have any of time not exceeding one year— thing to do with them. Such com 25 cents; 1 to 3 years, 50 cents; munities have no trouble of the over 3 years, $1; mortgages o r ! sort. The easiest wav to handle pledge on any kind of property for the Chinese question is to not any amount over $1000 and not e x - 1 handle the Chinamen. «ceding $1500, 25 cents; each addi tional $500 or fractional part The j r igress made in the war thereof 25 cents, and upon each with Spain by this country has transfer or assignment of any such lieen the ¡»ubject of comment of mortgage or pledge, the same many leading foreign papers. The amount must he paid as upon the fact that we were practically with original making of the instrument; out an army, and had only a very |s»wer-of-attorney to sell or rent small navy, was supposed to lie real estate, to receive or collect such a drawback that we would not rent, to sell or transfer any stock, he able to do anything decisive lie- Binds, scrip, or for the collection of fore autumn. Now that only any dividends or interest theron, about two months have elapsed 25 cents; protest upon any note, since war was declared, and that wo bill of exchange, acceptance, check have gained one of the most noted or draft, 25 cents; warehouse re naval victories in history, and that ceipts, except receipts for agricul thousands of miles from home and tural products deposited by the ac any base of supjilies,have practically tual grower thereof in the regular sealed the doom of another squad course of trade for sale, 25 eents. ron of the enemy, have bombarded There are many other provisions and destroyed, or badly disabled made to tax jieople, companies and many seacoast fortifications, and eorjMirations, engaged in certain maintained a very successful block business, hut the foregoing com ade of Cuban ports, Europeans are prises the bulk of what the people lieginning to awake to the fact that of Sherman county have to do. this great republic is one of the Penalties for violation, inure or less most wonderful, and most jiower- heavy, are imposed, and everybody ful in native resources and energy should lie careful to find out before on the face of the globe to-dav. dointr ancthing mentioned above 1 !'ub' tf««.« bind of the Sta1*® and j ’l *. w hat i- required, and govnrn > ripe- j, proving again to the world the wisdom of its founders and the patriotism of its people. Wheat is liable to he accused of having the big-head in Sherman county—at least the heads of wheat will lie big, and there will he many millions of them. Never before have the farmers been in as great danger of becoming bloated bond holders as in this year of our Lord 1S9S. 'Phis is thusly for the reason that our farmers are getting well out of debt, and with good prices in sight, and a large yield of wheat assured, they will almost all have money to throw at Uncle Sam for some of those bonds. J. W. Stailev, sujierintendent of agencies for the Oregonian Pub. Co., writing from Waseo to the Oregonian, says many nice things about Sherman county, and also about tin' C. S. R. R. Co.; and the best of it is, what he says is all true. That Sherman county is the coming county of Eastern Oregon cannot he denied, and that it is now being realized on all sides is gratifying. The Oregonian does not hesitate to give credit where credit is due. The Observer man has slopped over again. This time it is jealousy that causes it, and he attacks all the other county papers as follows: "The Observer is not printed on the patent outside plan—therefore differs from those other four papers turned out in Sherman county to educate voters. Every one of them is as near alike as four peas. The publishers might save themselves bv sending out headless A sheets.” We invite careful inspection of each and every issue of the L eader with each and every issue of the Ohs Tver of same date, and assert that in each you will find all dis patches and general news on the “jiatent” side of the L eader to he from two to six days later than in the Observer. In fact the Observer patent side is only a rehash stolen from other papers, while the dis patches in the L eader are direct and up to date. The printers of the patent side of the L eader are recognized as the only up-to-date and jirogressive firm in the busi ness, and are patroniied by nearly all the country press. In t e r e s t in g S ta tis tic s . The Bureau of Statistics in Ber lin records the fact that of the steam engines now working in the world four-fifths have been e in structed during the last twenty- five years. France has 75,590 sta tionary and locomotive boilers, 1.- S50 boat 1 toilers and 7 .OK) loconio- motives; Germany 59,000 land boilers. 1.700 ship boilers and 10.- 000 locomotives; Austria. 12.000 Ixiilers and 2,800 locomotives. The working steam engines of the United States represent 7,500,000 horse power; of England, 7.000.- 000 horse power; Germany, 4,500,- (XX) horse ¡lower; France. 3.000,000 horse jiower; Austria. 1.500,000 horse power. The whole number of locomotives in the world is esti mated at 105,000, representing a total of 3,000.000 horse power; and the world’s steam engines aggre gate more than 26.000,000 horse ¡tower.—Sun. G l a d s t o n e 's A d v ic e to Y o u n g M e n . Be sure that every one of you has his ¡dace and vocation on this earth, and that it rests with him self to find it. l)o not believe those who too lightly say, "Noth ing succeeds like success.” Effort, honest, manful, humble effort, suc ceeds by its reflected action, espec ially in youth, better than success, which, indeed, too easily and too early gained, not seldom serves, like winning the throw of the dice, to blind and stupefy. Get knowl edge, all you can. Be thorough in all you do, and remember that though ignorance often may lie innocent, pretension is always despicable. But you, like men, lie strong and exercise your strength. Work onward and upward, and may the blessing of the Most High soothe your cares, clear your vis ion, and crown your labors with reward.—Columbia Christian Ad vocate. This is the way the railway men heard the conundrum: “At what time shortly before noon is it three o’clock? At a quarter of twelve, lieeause a quarter of twelve is three.” And this is the way he worked it off on his friends: “At what time shortly before noon is it three o’clock? At eleven forty-five, because eleven forty-five is three. It doesen’t sound right, either, blame it! hut that’s the way 1 heard it.”—Chicago Tribune. When a speck of dust or metal gets into the eye, the best ¡dan is to shut it and keep it shut for over a minute. Nature will then come to the relief, and there will he enough tearlike moisture to get rid of the obstruction, which will he found in one of the corners when the eye is fully opened. C L IP P IN G S . “Is this a sixteen-to-one town?” asked the drummer. “ It air on Sunday,” answered the na.ive. “On Sunday?” “ Yas. Sixteen goes fishin’ to one goin’ to church.” Cincinnati En- (purer. P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R O S . He asked her if he might kiss her Dewey lips, and she replied H . B W IL S O N . B S H U N T IN 3 T O N . that he was strong as Sampson and she was hut a weak girl, without j HUNTINGTON & WILSON, the power to successfully resist him, and then the Schley young ATTl I II NI: VS - AT-1. A W, thing assumed a defenseless atti tude, and, by ’Evans! the nautical F IR S T N A T IO N A L BANK B LO CK, cuss took advantage of her help .Oregon. lessness and kissed her once for The Dalles ..................... every star in the union jack. And A LBERT A. HAUG, the next day another naval e n -' Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ami Coun gagement was tol l of in the pa selor. Will praetiee in all courts pers.— Ex. in th e state. MORO MAN’F. GO, The best equipped Machine Shop and Foundry in Eastern Oregon. He had 1 •egged her to he his, and she had treated the request in a WE ARE READY NOW TO DO ALL KINDS OF WORK. — manner that suggested frivolitv. “Why do you use rat-trap ped W e can cast a n y th in g in o u r als?” he reproachfully asked hen F o u n d ry fro m a stove hook up. as she prepared to mount her bi-1 Bridget is an excellent cook, hut j C O L L E C T IO N S A S P E C IA L T Y . cycle. like most women of her profession, Conveyancer and Notary Public. have as gmal an ¡run lathe, planer ami iliill a- nimh. We “ Why shouldn’t I?” she ex she is opinionated, and insists upon Grass Valley, Sherm an County. Oregon. iln all kinds of work: Winul work, repairing, new work of all kinds. claimed. making all her dishes strictly ac Call and give us a trial. “ I should think,’' he softlv mur cording to her own recipes. Her J. B. H O S F O R D , MORO M A N F. CO. mured, as he gazed at her dainty mistress gives her full swing, not feet, “that mouse-traps would he only as to cooking, hut as to the A ttornev-at-lanv and Notary Public. amply large.” purchase of sujiplies. The other l’raeti'-es in all the Court- of ibis State. She was his from that moment. day her mistress said to her: -T it-B its. ‘"Bridget, the coffee you are giv M oro .................. G kegox . ing us is very good. What kind is “ When she promised to marrv me.” said the rhapsodic young man, it?” “ It’s no koind at all. mum,” said Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, “ her voice sounded just like an • D E N T IS T . * Bridget; "it’s a niixter.” angel’s.” DOCS ALL K IN D S O r H IG H CLASS “ H ’m,” his married friend re- j “ How do you mix it?” DENTAL W ORK. “ 1 make it one-quarter Mocha sponded, “I suppose it did. But it and one-quarter Java and one- • fffiee h o u rs: 9 :30 to 12 m .; 1 : 30 to 5 p. in. won’t always sound that way.” quarter Rio.” (Mice over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. “ I can’t believe it.” "But that’s only three-quarters. “ Well, you just wait until some l L. W . H U N T IN G , morning when her voice informs What do you put in for the other Justice of the Peace, D istrict No. 3, you that it’s a quarter past eight, quarter?” "I ¡mt in no other quarter at all. P leasantly situated, near th e C e n te r of S h e r Sherm an County. when your inner conscience will mum. That’s where so many tell you that it can’t he a minute C o lle ctio n s a n d Real E state. man C ounty, and b ein g th e C o u n ty Seat, more than five o’clock. Then you’ll sphiles the coffee, mum—by ¡tut Strict attention given to business. remember what I’ve been saving to ting in a fourth quarter.”—N. Y. is th e le a d in g business tow n Terms Reasonable. Observer. you.”—Washington Star. MORO, M oro N o tic e to S to c k h o ld e rs . Mr. Gaswell Mr. Hilltoji’s There is now due and payable at death was awful sudden, wasn’t once on each share of stock in the it?” Moro Hall Co. (known as A.O. U. Mr. Dukane—"It was, indeed. W. Hall) an installment of $5 on Do you know what caused it?” each share suliscrilml. Payable to Mr. Gaswell "W ell, when he A. II. Barnum or II. A. Moore. left home on Mount Washington Moro, Oregon. the sun was shining brightly, hut ’ K l o n d ik e G o ld as he descended he got into the fog. Loaned on county real On the Smithfield bridge he met a estate. Call Sherman on or address man he knew, and inadvertently R. E. HosKIXSOX, opened his mouth to say ‘(mod apl 3tf Moro, Oregon. morning.’ While sjaaking he hit Call with your work and get it off a chunk of fog. and it choked him before assistance could be done in first-class style before the called.”—Pittsburg Chronicle-Tele rush of harvest work commences. M oro M a . x e . C o . graph. Have you heard the last X-ray story? A doctor was examining a patient. Bless my soul, hut I can see clear through you!” said he. ‘'Indeed!” remarked the patient. “ Your blood circulates beauti fully.” "So glad to bear it.” "Why, you have iron in your blood!” "You don’t say so?” "Don’t you eat ¡mrk sometimes?” “ J do, often.” "I thought so?” “ Why?” “ Because it’s pig-iron.” Attorney-at-laiw and Notary Public. Practices in all Courts of this State. Real E state. Collection and Insurance Agency. A bstract of titles and con veyancing a s,M-cial;y. Moro, Sher man county, i Iregon. Me respectfully «.'licit business in our line, insuring th at promptness which al ways follows strict attention to m atters of th is character, confident of our ability to handle the same in a m anner satisfac tory to all. BUSINESS LOTS GAN BE BOUGHT fro m $ 1 2 5 to $ 3 0 0 , w h ile RESIDENCE LOTS CAN BE BOUGHT FROM’ $40 B U S IN E S S to $ 1 5 0 , CARDS. A c co rd in g to d e sira b ility of lo c atio n . K. M . B R A S H , H A M OORE. Now is the tim e to have your property W . H M O O R E . insureil. E verything will lie dry and inflammable soon. We will insure any where in the county and give you any BANKERS. one of the loiiowing o il companies: Home of New York, Phuenix of H art T ra n s a c t a G eneral B anking ford. Im perial of London, l ’ennsylvani: B u sin ess, Moro, O regon. of Piiiladelpliia. Home Mutual of Cal., or .E tna of H artford. Have your farm house ami barns insured. The rates are Letters of credit issued available on Eastern states. very low on farm proj<erty. M oore B ros ., Agents. Collections made at all points on fa NOTICE. vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele- Scaled bids will be received by J. M. graphi • transfers sold on New York. San Parry, chairm an of building comm ittee, 1 rancieco, Portland, The Dalles and va from this date on up to and including rious j-oints in Oregon and W ashington. the 27tii day of Ju ly , is is. io rth eb u ilil- ing of an M. E. Church in Moro, Ore gon. Bills to cover as follows : 1st—To build the foundation, male- rial furnished on th e ground. J . H. 1 1 O S S ,' 2nd—To build th e foundation and furnish all m a te ria l. C O N T R A C T O R ANO B U IL D E R . 3rd—To build and finish th e Church from foundation up, m aterial furnished on the ground. HAVINC A FINE ARCHITECT, 4th—To build ami finish the Church ......... «an furnish .. . front foundation up, ar.d furnish all m a MOORE i regular term of this court next follow The young Sunday school teacher ing such publication; and if you fail so answer, for want thereof the plaintiff leaned forward, and looked into to will apply to the court for the relief the eyes of her class of youngsters prayed lor in its com plaint herein, to- w it: T hat the patent issued to defend with a troubled look in her face. a n t for the northw est q u arter of Sec. 3, “So many of you,” she said. , Tp. 3 South, Rango D> East, W. M., be and annulled ; th at plaintiff be “ are absent to-day. Where is canceled decreed to lie the ow ner in fee simple of Johnny Goodbov?” I the lands descritied in said patent and to the im m ediate po-session “He was arrested for train rob- entitled thereof and have the process of tiiis bery, ma’am,” answered a tiny court to put it into |iossession th e re o f; if it lie determ ined th a t said defend voice. "He was eight years old, I or, ant has acquired by said patent or other and the boys guyed him cose he wise any legal right or title to the prop erty described therein, th a t he lie de hadn’t had his name in the papers clared the trustee of said legal right or yet.” title for plaintiff, and he ordered and de- to convey said lands to it; and "And Jimmy?” asked the fair | creed th a t plaintiff have such other and fur young teacher. “Surely he must ther relief as may seem meet with equity, and th a t it recover its costs and d is be ill?” bursem ents herein. “ lie ’s feelin’ pretty bad, ma’am,” This summons is served upon you by thereof by order of the lion. said Tiny Tim. “ He got sentenced publication W. L. B radshaw ,dated at cham bers, The to Elmira for that last burglary, Dalles, Oregon, this 22d day of June, 1898. llv .v n x iiT O N a W ilson , and the judge wouldn’t send him jue29t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff. Do it well that v« u mav u -! d<> Be ever vig’bint. but never ‘-'u«- it twice. picious. R. E. HOSKINSON, Two of the Ik^st jiajiers in the HOUSE PAINTER, CRAINER ANO PAFEfi- HANCEK. State of Oregon —the Weekly Ore Residence pr.qi' rtv is in great demand, and a paying investment would gonian an<l L eader —for the small Moro, .............................................Oregon. lx1 the erection of a sum of $1.75 per year. “ I saw Mr. Rosenfeld out walk ing with his dog this morning. He had on a splendid brass collar and a sky-blue blanket.” “ Wh.it an extraordinary cos tume for Rosenfeld to appear in on the street!” “ No, no! Not Mr. Rosenfeld, the dog. I think he must have some Irish blood—” “ Rosenfeld have Irish blood? t e r ia l. Why, my dear, be is—” Bids for the foundation work to dose “ Oh. nonsense! I’m talking on the 13th of July. aliout the dog. I know Mr. Rosen Plans ami specifications may be seim feld isn’t Irish, of course. Well, and consulted at the office of K. E . llus- he was walking demurely along, kir.son, Moro, Oregon. Right is reserveil to reject any and all when Miss Barton's gray cat bids. By order of crossed the street, and he nearly B oard of D irectors . choked himself to death trying to S u m m o n s. get at her, and set up a tremendous In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore howl lieeause he was held hack.” gon for Sherm an County. “What did Rosenfeld want with Eastern Oregon Land Company, a cor poration, plaintiff, vs. William Kru- the eat, anyway?” sow. defendant. “ I didn’t say he did—-” To W illiam Krusow, d e fe n d a n t: the name of the ¡State of Oregon. “Oh, he wanted to get hold of you In are hereby required to apjieur and Miss Barton!” answ er the com plaint filed against you in the almve entitled suit w ithin ten “ No, no, no! The dog wanted to days from the date of the service of this get hold of the cat.” , i summons ufion you. if served within I this county; or if served w ithin any "But you said he.” ' o ther county of this state, then within “ Well, why shouldn’t I say he?” tw enty day.- from the date of the service this sum m on- upon you ; or if served “ Because the name of Rosenfeld’s of njion von by publication thereof, then on or before th e first day of the next new dog is Lizzie.” to Sing Sing cose he was only six. He cried himself sick over it.” "How about that dear little curly- haired Freddie Angleehild?” asked the teacher, hopefully. “Certainly he will not yield to sin and evil. He is nine years old now.” “Oh,” said Tiny Tim, ’“he’s in trainin’ for Congress. He’s not going to he had until he gets a good ehanst.”— N. Y. Herald. of th e C ounty. ...............................................O begox . N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n . L and O ffice at B R O S ., Fl'LL Pl.AXS AXI) SPECIFICATIOXS. WILL FURNISH ALL KINDS OF BUILDINC MATERIAL NUMBER OF GOTT ACES FOR RENT. Church and seluml facilities arc unrivaled. The evil effects of the sa loon are unknown. Why not come to the county that in 1897 RAISED ONE-SEVENTH OF ALL THE WHEAT IN OREGON, A nd m ere w h e at per ca pita th a n any c o u n try in th e w o rld . i he climate is s i delightful to the senses that one feels a con stant buoyancy of the heart, and experiences in the consciousness of mere existence an undefinhble and delicious jov. The atmosphere, generally free front moisture, is so transparent that distant objects lose one-half their distance to the eye. The Columbia Southern Railroad will he completed to this place by the 1st of September. The jiopulation in the past twelve months has increased front 150 to 350. Business opportunities are un excelled. For information concerning business investments, or the purchase of projiertv, address R. E . H O S K I N S O N , AT L O W E ST P R IC E S . I « " ' all or address me at Wacwo, Ore gon. M o ro , O re g o n . »i W. 0. HADLEY, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND SPECTACLES. 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 . LOOK Factory agent for Bicycles? Pianos. Or gans, G raphophones and Kodaks. THE M oro ................................... O regon . ON HERE! G R E A TES T THE NEW SPAPER P A C IFIC CO AST, A. D. BOLTON & CO., AND THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A WHOLE YEAR FOR $1.75., DRUCCISTS AKD oe STATIONERS. PATENT MEDICINES o» R S MORO, OREGON. $2.! OUR WE A $1.! l.< Both S e p a ra te . . . .and leading brands o f .. . . I G SEE: W eekly O regonian Moro L e a d e r....... “T o i l e t A r t i c l e s , C JUST W IL L G IV E O FFER. YOU Both a Full Y ear for $1. (in advance.) SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE, WHILE THIS OFFER STAND ’ A d d re ss all o rd e rs to LEADER, RESTAU RAN T. M oro, O regon T iie D alles , O regon , / ......... I have opened a ........... Ju n e 6, 1898. ) Notice is hereby given th a t the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in suppoit of her claim, and th a t said proof will he ........a t........ made before Wm. llenriehs, county clerk, at Moro, Oregon, on July 11!, 1898, viz: Magaret McCallum: 11. E. No. CORNER MAIM ANO SECOND STREETS. 3872, for the S W ' t Sec. 23, Tp 1 S, R 17 E, W M. £ W .M e a ls any hour from 5 o’clock in ’ W E H A V E LIS TE D FOR SALE 3 0 ,0 0 0 ACRES She names the following w itnesses to th e m orning to 10:30 at night, and on! prove her continuous residence upon and of th e best lands in W asco, cultivation of, said land, viz: Wm. special iHvasions 12 o’clock. Your p a t ronage is solicited. S he rm an , G illia m and M o rro w counties. Elliott, Hugh M cIntyre, Joseph P atter son and ! . 11. M artin, all of Mnnkland. G. W. BROCK, P ro p rieto r. JfW1 - Improved farm and fruit land* at prices and terms to suit, ('all O reg o n . J .is . I . Mool F Register. Gllii <■ in Ih nth Building. Waseai, On«g»,n Moro Oregon. and get pi iecs. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT L E S L IE & PH O EBE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
