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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1898)
F, CO F R O M M A N IL A . C L 1 P P IN G S . S n a p s T h a t Will S n a p .; q Name in chronologieal order It is part, of my religion to look From the Aurora (M issouri) In the new process invented by ( ixxamox S n ip s . Gne cupful nf j y w. varjous peoples which have in- well .after the cheerfulness of life. j and let the dism als shift for tln*m- Dailv N e «. kintii.- ! e u r .l us by.I. M. i hardonnee for producing “ silk granulated sugar, one cupful of habited E ngland. P u b lis h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e t r o in woml. the sim ple plan pur- molasses, one cupful oi butter, o n e -, A. E ngland has been inhabited selves, believing with good Sit B. Wliea^. v e elii> a few extract« M o r o P u b lis h in g C o. from letters of a Missouri boy, .1. sued, as given in the "A m erican h a ll cupful of sour m ilk, one table- j,y E nglish only. V arious foreign Thom as More th at it is wise to lx; E ntered :<t »he Vust-Oliiiv :.t Moro, II. H illbouse, to his sister, after Silk .Journal.” is to work the wood -poonfttl of ground cinnam on, one people arrived, hut im m ediately he- “ nierrie in (loti.”--L o u isa M. Al- Cregon, : s seo'< d-ilai-s m atter, into paste, which is dipped into teaspoonful of soda, and flo u r, came E nglish. (eott. the M anila vietory; April 27. !S‘.tS. d o u g h ;. q ,. W hat does the present B r i t - -------------------------------------------------- lie savs: ‘•The forts wen peur- nitric and sulphuric acids, dried, enough to m ake a smooth dough; ing in shot and shell from all sides and placed in a. hath of ether and roll very th in , and bake in a lnod- ish em pire include? R A T E S C F S U E S C R IP T lO N . P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . of t s, and it was p retty lively for alcohol at ninety degrees. The re- erate oven. They are soft when Hi? YEAR, SI.CO SIX MONTHS, 50G. A. E verything it could <ir. advance.) awhile. * * * O ur ships suit is a kind of glue, or collodion, first out of the oven, hut as soon as ex*apt the l n it e d States, V« H . 3 W IL S O N 8 . S H U N r iH C T O N WE ARE READY NOW TO DD ALL KINDS O f WORK, P isi.i e Corti's ............. a (. infs . fOUg,,t terrib ly for about two hour- which is subjected to high pressure , cold are hard and crisp, and re- zuehi, Ireland and some of the sur- j A dvertisii g rates trad e known on ap- and th irty minué: until ed, unless the rounding p la n e ts.- Baltim ore Sun. amt ex- m am After in strong m etal eviinde i lieation. W e can cast a n y th in g in o u r HUNT1NGT0N & WILSON, the first attack, we went out about pressed through pipes of the size of weather is very dam p. They are a F o u n d ry fro m a stove hook up. “ Yes,” said a w heelm an who E ditor , twelve miles anil had som ething to o rd in ary gas-pipes. These pipes favorite v : h every one who has !.. TV. liv x n x i. ATTORNEYS-AT-1. AW, was leading his steed of steel into eat and a little rest. It had been are laid horizontally; to them tried them. We have as good an iron lathe, p lan e r and d rill as m ade. We F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B LO CK. J I 'I .Y tl, isos. th irtv -six hours since we had any sm all faucets are fastened at regti- ( ¡ iM .ia ts w r s . Boil together one Colonel Owen Ringle’s haven of bi V, K U M '. S J 'A Y . .. ill kinds of work; Wood work, repairing, new work of all kinds. — ------------- ----------------------------- sleep, and hut little to eat d u rin g lar intervals over the whole length, pint of molasses a n d one teaeupful cycle refuge in the Society for Sav <lo .Oregon. O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . th at tim e, having been kept upon An operator opens a faucet, am i an of butter. L t it stand until cool; ings, “ 1 took the nam e-plate off my T h e D alles Call and give us a trial. MORO M A N F. CO. a sh arp lookout during th a t tim e.” extrem ely tine thread is seen enierg- add two tablespoonfuls of g in g e r; wheel because l a m thin-skinned. V X IT H ' STATES, A L B E R T A. H A U G , Then, after describing the capture ing from a glass tube. I t is the ( and one teaspoonful of soda; Hour T h a t’s right. W henever I left m y W illiam McKinley President Prosecuting Attorney anil Cnun- th irre tt A. H o b a rt.. Vive President an d d ism an tlin g of the forts at the “collodion” driven by the pressure, to roll. Bake quickly in thin wheel anyw here for a m om ent or Deputy selor. Will practice in all courts W , R. Pay Secretary of M ate. entrance p, M anila hay. in which the sm all glass tubes being to the rounds. two, somebody was sure to step up in the -tate. Lvman P. Gage. . « n U n u t u x iir ) . wvp ev took p a rt, he goes on to a p p a ra tu s w hat its m outh is to the A nother: One p in t of molasses, and look at the nam e-plate, and C O L L E C T IO N S A S P E C IA L T Y . Ih N. B liss... Secretary of W ar. s a v : "G reat was our surprise on silkworm . The threads th u s formed one teaeupful of b utter (or b utter shake his head sadly and stare at Conveyancer ami Notary Public. Bussell A. Alger Secretary of Navy, com ing in to see the flag-ship are of such fineness th at as m any and lard m ixed,) two even tea- me as if I d id n ’t know enough to Gras« Valley, Sherm an County, Oregon. J o h n P . Long. . Postmaster General, flying the rear ad m iral's p ennant as six of them have to he twisted spoonfuls of soda dissolved in two- come in when it rains. And I Jam es A. Gary Attorr.ev General. instead of the comm odore’s flag, together before w inding on the th ird s of a cupful of boiling water. could guess they were m um bling Jo h n W. Griggs Ja m e s W ilf o n .. Secretary of Agriculture. J . B. H O S F O R D , We saluted it a t cnee w ith 13-ineh spool. The silk thus m ade is after- two tahlespoonfuls of ginger; mix over to themselves, 'Good heavens'. Attornev-at-Iaiw ami Notary Public. guns, th a t being the regulation sa- w ard rendered incom bustible, th e as quickly a« possible with flour th a t idiot has been spending money STATE OE OKiXiOX. lute. The dispatch boat had skeins being then throw n in to a m - 1 enough to roll out soft and thin, for a ‘ Duke of W ellington” ’ W . P. L ord............................... Governor. II. K. K incaid........... Secretary of State. slippeil by us. \\ e were all th in k nionia. in order to neutralize th e I Bake quickly to a light brown, never m ind w hat the real nam e Practices in all the Courts of this State. Sorghum molasses is preferred. was. And th ey ’d look at me as I Phil. M eteham ........................ Treasurer. ing about th e love-letters we were sulphuric acid. M o r o .....................<)i;w;ox. l i . M. Irw in. . .Supt. Pub. in stru ctio n . to get from our sweethearts, and A nother: One pint of molasses, rode away as if they expected to The P h iliadelphia Inquirer says; T . 8 . SENATOR. latest news from the states» After The ethics of good sleep should one cul>ful ” f su*a r’ ° ne cuI’iul of seC the whole th in g ™11:‘l*e like lieorge TV. McBride, ----------------- ; being anchored for some tim e, we form p a rt of household m orality, b u tte r or lard, one tablespoonful of the one-hoss shay. You see, m ine Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, p ,easant|y s itu a ted, near th e C e n te r o f S h e r CONGRESSMEN. * D E N T IS T , were all disappointeo. as out m ail ¡s b a rd lv an e x trav ag an t asser- ginger and eloves each, one tea- isn’t what they call a high-grade TV. K. E llis............... Thomas 11. Tongue. consisted of only 4 letters and some t jon t b a t com paratively few piM.ple. 'ii,,,oniul m an C ounty, and b ein g th e C o u n ty Seat, «poonful OI of cayenne pepper, one wheel, although does me goon good does does all all kinds kinds of of high high class wneei, au n ougn i it t ooes TV. 11. L eeds.......................State P rinter. few papers, hut the latest new« af{er cbildhood is passed, know by aspoonful of soda, flour enough service, and I presum e five bun- DENTAL W ORK. is th e le a d in g business to w n svckey . e jvix . es . ( np for our ¿¡sap- ‘ j , . pn to roll very thin, and hake in flat d ie d people have given me to un- Office h o u rs: » :2 0 to !2 m .; 1 :3 0 to 5 p .m J F. A. M oore.B .S. Bean,C. E. W olverton. . * * * « •, .1 exp e rn n ie w nat PL« eei s n i p is . tins. 1 derstand th a t they were onto my of th e C ounty. pointm ent. * * * W hen the and satisfy them selves with a poor Ot’ice over th e Bank, Moro. Urego i. SEVENTH JVDICIA1. DISTRICT. R oll J r lly - cake . T o three well- p retty economy in buying a cheap success reached our news of our apology for this most perfect re- TV. L. Bradshaw .. Circuit Judge. bovs in the A tlantic fleet. th e \ fresbm ent. R ising tired and weary heat“n egg.« add one teaeupful of hike. By George! it ready seems R. E. H O S K IN 3 O N , A. A. Jayne.........Prosecuting Attorney. F . B. Dufur. ............. Joint Senator, went wild with joy. and sent us. a p. ,nl ;l disturbed imperfect sleep. powdered sugar and one of flour, as if they were a boycott on riders A ttorney-at-La« ami Notary Public. 4 iilliam , Sherm an and Was co counties, cablegram of two words •Bully ,,roc.,.j t o sum m on lip lost stir well, add one teaspoonful of of second-grade wheels. W ell, I Practices in all Courts of this State. soda dissolved in three teasjxxmfuls got tired of it. and t *>k the nam e Jo h n Miebell Joint Senator. Bov _______ _ energies by strong tea or coffee, Sherm an ar.d V,'a«co. oft', and now the curious fellows d water. Bake in two long h o w a b o u t it . which in tu rn again in te r f e r e w ith If.' 1 E state. Collection nml Insurance B. S. H untington, F. N. Jones. Joint pans; spread as evenly as possible, can guess and h" hang d t o ’em.” Agency. A b str.u t 01 titles ami con There are m anv people who want a perfect rest at night, anil this R epresentatives. Sherm an. Wasco. veyancing a sjieeialty. Moro, Sher Have ready a towel, and : « soon Cl* vtlanil Blain Dealer, to have the feasability of a v.agon process of life, more th an 1. ‘nial SH ERM A N COVXTY. man county. Oregon. as don?, tu rn the cake on it, hot- We respectfully solicit business in our .Com,tv Judge. road to connect Sherm an and Gil- or physical labor, w c.rs women Jo h n Fulton. N o tic e to S to c k h o ld e rs . tom side up. then spread evenly R. P. Grr. R. H King, Commissioners. jja m c n u n tiP, bv wav of the Cot- out and m akes them prem aturely T h e re is now d u e am ! p a v a h le a t "a y s mllows strict attention to m atters with jelly, roll up quickly, and W m . H enriehs t i e r s . | onwtXX| C anyon investigated by old. •! have been reading myself once m i ea c h s n a r e of sto c k in the to handle th e same in a m anner satisnic- .........Sheriff. . , , w rap in the towel. W m . Holder. sleeo b;-.\.;e r g ir in e .'said ; i., la i I . M oro H a ll Co. ( k n o w n a« A .O . I . tory to all Treasurer som eone. It is assert a the.i m any to G ee. N. Bolton. M inn C ake . W h ite — Two \V . H a il) a n in s ta llm e n t of $.'» on C ountvS npt. farm ers and st <kn>"n n G ilham the ■;her h . , ‘and when I hav > AV. J. P c ld k o n l cupful« of white sugar, one of b u t , a e h s h a re sttb-i rilied . l ’a v a l,te to ............. Assessor. eountv are anxious to have a road done ili;« ior two or three nights B. F. Pike B U S IN E S S C A R D S . II. A. Moore. ............. Coroner. constructed a e r ,«« the J -ii'i Day I i .- u «ee th a t I look five years ter. one of sweet m ilk, whites of A. II. Barnum or F . K. Brown A c c o r d in g to d e s ir a b il it y of lo c a t io n . eight eggs, two teaspoonfuls of M> ro, Oregon, . . .Surveyor. river eanyov. a t the n. im .1 J . T. Johnson .. or near o,,.. It i« an expi'rienee th a t K. M . B R A S H , J . Y . O’Learv Stock luspeeuir. cream of ta rta r, one of Mxla. three the m outh of the Coite.twood. eas. any wom an can verify, am i con- K lo n d ik e G o ld .D istrict No. 2—L. W. liiintinsr. Justice; and one-haii eupi ils of flour. Loaned on Sherm an eountv teal HOUSE PAINTER, CRAIHER ANO PAPEK- of M onkland. They claim '.hat v, i -. ’y. she can see th a t sleeping E . B. W heat, Constable. Black Two cupfuls of brown estat . Call , n or adihess HANCEK. ---- ---------- they have to go round by way of in a perfectly d ark and well-venti- . R e sid e n c e property i« in great dem and, and a paying investm ent would R. E . H oskixsox , tfc o ld some of the opponents of Con,ion to m arket now. and lated room brings back the ^ n t o u r " n*; 01 nmlasses. .me c: i»at- .< I regon. Moro, be the erection of a Moro, Oregon. Ila w a iia n an n ex atio n have been w oulJ conn. thig way altogether if and the roses of childhood or early ter’ " ne o: swect n“ ,k ’ hv,> Hl’ur a p !3 tf two tabi spoonfuls >1 ground ein- w ith the first in sta llm e n t of troops a suitable road can built. Some v. uth. Now is the tim e to have your property NUMBER OF COTTAGES FOR RENT. sent from S an Francisco to M anila. of them claim th e proposed route ..Talk about , avin4£ 1U(inev ” tfaid nam f 1'. v; uv, s' ’ n " a lb H. a m o o pe . insured. E verything will be dry and W . H M O O R E . w hen they were feted and ban- js praeticable, and th a t G illiam ............ - « 1 spite, yolks of eig.it egg«, one tea inflammable FOon. We will insure anv- Buffalo spo„nful .* C hurch a n d seh 'ol facilities are unrivaled. The evil effe ts of the sa queted. given the ru n of H onolulu. * tv f.irnwIX a n d stockm en will “ a veteran ' ^ 7 - * m illionaire to a ........... of pepp r. one of soda, where in the county and give you any including the governm ent build- 1 • / , ' , 1 -i, in q u ir e r Reporter, 1, is a nun- p ake ¡n a well-gri ased pan, drop- one of the following old companv s . loon are unknow n. W hv not come to the eountv th at in 1897 , g- , P , 11 ,i *U1 ' lhe rnatl on t:ieir ol(lt 01 tlK drwl tim es harder now to keep • ¿ „ „ „ h jn jn a lte rn a te Home of New York. Ph.enix of H art- BANKERS. ings, adm ired and praised by th e rivcr< a n d h alf of th e bridge or fe r r y , , • k ( th j. wa< l,ing llic " l,u- 1 n 11 aittrn.iM (ori, lnipcri:li o{ )x, P e n n s y l v a n i a (A. 11 m j o u r poCKcl u*an n t -pots of d ark and light. W hen of Philadelphia. Home Mutual of Lal., T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k in g natives, (w ho are said to lie opposed across the river RAISED ONE-SEVENTH OF ALL THE WHEAT IN OREGON, when I was a young fellow and ,jone {rost the top. This also or .E tna of H artford. Have your farm B u s in e s s , M o ro, O r e g o n . to an n e x atio n ) an d lionized by house and barns insured. The rates are d id n ’t spend a cent. I tell you it’.- mak< s a very nice layer cake, with very low on farm proin-rty. L etters of credit issue" 1 available on everybody, they m ight perhaps The Oregon C ,ty H erald la m e n t. h a [J ((jr them jp thcR. . A n d m ore w h e a t p e r ca pita th a n any c o u n try Moiiio: B ros ., Agents. E astern states. change . their m inds about the m at- .. . ..., ,, R, . ■ th a t the .access of th e R epubhean Unire f v e r v young m an w a n t, a ' ' ' in th e w o rld . N O T IC E . C ookils .—One heaping teacuful Collections made at all points on la t e r , m , g l , t d o a . d i J J a . . G . B laine. p a rty , „ J » sound money pnhey ,,¡cvcl, ' j . ' - a niightv ,„ „ 1 J. M. SvaKwl bids will lie received bv of sugar, three-fourths of a cupful voratile term s. Siglit exchange and tele who was opposed to the a n ti-C h i in Oregon "pledges our lives, our _____ on the street and see vour of butter, one-fourth cupful of I’arry. chairm an of budding C'.mmittix'. pr;ll>hi,. tnlw!crH OI) Y(>_k S;U) nese agitation on uur coast years hopes, our homes, our sacred honor i gpinning by on wheels.*and sw eet m ilk tw n e .ro t w , te isn o o n ! from ‘,at* “ » "1‘ to iU“ 1 F ranci ^ o, Portland. The Halles and va- ago, a n d who, w hen he had b e e n , and Our prosperity to a m oney of not invegt vourst>1'f. Again, it’s a gg, 1 the -,;th ^ i - b u n d - rious lloi!lt8 i n , ,n w n aibl Wadlingloll. The clim ate is g i delightful to th e senses th a t one fi-els a con ■ - A _ - a and w .1 — raw ♦ . w w him I, , ra-i self, zw “ I ♦ changed , 1 th W e world SS an d 1 to . the . 1 * in d t u stria , l T eon- . * fills of baking powder, salt, nut- ¡„g o fan M . E. C hurch in Moro, Ore- here, saw for great privation for a young fellow meg anil cinnam on to taste, flour gon. Bids to cover a.« follnw.«: sta n t buoyancy of the h eart, and experiences in th e consciousness of h is m ind, and advocated the rest rie- d;tions of E urope.” The H erald no, weI1 dre, scj . The dis to roll; roll th in , and hake quickly. 1st—To build t ie foundation, m at •- mere existence an undefinalde and delicious ov. The atm osphere, tion of Chinese im m igration. After adm its w hat we have contended for: tinetion between good^clothes and Vxiox C vkf .__Two cupfuls of rial furnished on th e ground. a ll there is n othing th a t will so tb a t }9? (o pledge the country t<> 1 wYV i < Qfi generally free from m oisture, is so tra n sp a re n t th a t d ista n t objects lose 2nd—To build the It foundation <1W 'l' 1 ’1 V ■» t i l i t i t ’ s i i r i f t — L;l~■ ~ • lU I.i’ » tllC iLlIltluLP *11 «111 I J. B. h o s s qu ick ly a n d thoroughly convince the money of the civilized world, T. 1 . ' , i n - l , v r h e i n P ° w J c re d 6l,Ka r ’ o n e c u P fu l of b u t ' furnish ail m aterial. one-half their distance to the eve. \ one of error as a personal expe- b u t assum es th a t we will take g^ T g , Hie- e J ° f SKWt °f build and finish the Church C O N T R A C T O R A NO B U IL D E R irence and personal observation. ! „non us the in d u stria l conditions A am there is tn t t . ¿ f ted flour, one-half cupful of corn- from foundation uP, material iurmshe.1 The Colum bia Southern R ailroad will l»e com pleted to th is 1 t y m u s m e tn u u .ir . i . the excursion boat, the races, and s ta reh. whites of four eggs beaten on th e ground. • » • i i ' k.urojx’. This we d e n t. iu . i a gcore other inducem ents to , • f "Hh—To build and finish the Church place by the 1st of Septem ber. The p opulation in the past twelve HAYING A FINE ARCHITECT, An era of prosperity h as lie g u n , }t ghown th a t there are C(>n. ' m uni'v wh i eh h an il v exi sted !° 3 f ’ ’ ° Y » '’ / ' ’ , from foundation up, and funiish all m a m onths has increased from 150 to 350. Business o p p o rtunities are u n i n Oregon th a t will not end u n til ditions governing us sim ilar to con- " da ? I d ’" glad “ xr .can furnish MORO LEADER. J The best equipped Machine Shop and Foundry in Eastern Oregon. BUSINESS LOTS GAN BE BOUGHT fro m $125 to $ 3 0 0 , w h ile 1 . .. RESIDENCE lots can be boucht front $ 4 0 to $150, MOORE BROS ■, ; excelled. For inform ation concerning business investm ents, or tlie tl‘ , , ”r cream t:l,la r - A M' ! Bi'ls for the foundation work to close FVLI. CLASS A SH SCEITHI'ATIOXS. ior 11 t'» '> ‘>a. . s . purchase of property, address on the 13th of Ju ly . Plans an,l s,reifications may l r seen # IU FURNISH ALL KINDS OF BUILDINC th in k I would have been a poor. Ap. Answers, „ • . . . . MATERIAL “ ° W‘ A com petitive exam ination of and consulted at the office of K. E. llos- kinson, Moro, Oregon. A T L O W E S T P R IC E S . She was angry, not to say dis ap p lican ts for positions of p o r t* Right is rcservisl to reject any and all g«sted. :inJ erran d hoy in the Boston pub bids. By order of B oard of P ikbctors . “ T h a t’s the th ird tim e this lie lib rary was held recently. One Gall or address me at Wasco, Ore gon. m onth,” she said, “ th a t I have read of the candidates for porter shocked a store about a woman going th ' exam iner« by h:s display of | S um m ons, through her husband’s pockets for irivofily in evading questions In the G in uh Court «.f the sta te of On>- gtm for Sherinan County. change.” which he could not answer. He Er «tern Oregon Land Company, a cor- |n>mtiou, plaintiff, vs. W illiam Kru- o u r g ran d state such an over- n a v a l victory of Sam pson a t San- UC11 m v dear.” lie returned. did not get the position. The pa- Well, iv.. Ji fondant. w helm ing vote. The great vietory tiago de ’ Cuba was received a p ^ I k a l i v / ^ m i n ^ t n T blam e ¡M>r 38 l” intcd * p a lt “ dl- To « W illiam Kru-ow, ilcieu d an t: som ething beyond present I»roba- ditions in Europe, the assum ption bilities, or even possibilities, conies; f H e r a ld is m erelv an as- to ston it W hat th a t som ethin" n r - " * 1 to stop it. n n a t tn .it s im ttn in e gum ption. Conditions, custom s and m ight or m ay be, it is h a rd to com- laws in E urope are not SUeli as we prehend. N othing of a local char- have, an d no one for a m om ent. aeter could do it, unless it m ight except tbe H erald, ever expects lic the repudiation of our present Hiem to be firm and em phatic stan d on the) _______— m oney question, as evinced by the The F o u rth of J u ly , 1893, will election just past, th a t gave to the be long rem embered by the people eound m oney candidates all over th is country. The wonderful sta n d s as an assu rin g in v ita tio n : throughout the U nited S tates on to cap ital to come here a n d invest t jiat dav. T ru ly the nation had in Oregon in d u stries, w ith th e sure a n abundance of cause to celebrate rew ard ,,I large a n d rte a u y p n .f.t« n a ta l d ay ..I our g lo n o u rco u n - a n d th a t tn lh o u t d a n g e r» b e .n g j t r v . Never in the an nala ..1 hi."- .w allow ed up in th e in tern al m ael- ,„ rv we helieve has it hia-n m o l d e d strom of false m oney values and th a t a greater naval victory lias consequent panic a n d in d u stria l Keen gained th a n Sam pson’s at ru in . Santiago, unless it be Dewey’s at And now comes the news th a t M anila. . . R. E. H O S K IN S O N , M oro, O regon. W. 0. HADLEY, mc ! d id ./t write them .” d id n ’t ” «he 'x „iaim ed “ You know better It'« th a t ™cl, ,, cir- in the guiso oi hum or It , woU]d be just tru th fu l fpr a m an t„ t i ! k lio n t " „ in e th n u n r h his .. ‘ * ‘‘ r n wit « imckets. \\ hv d m t tliev ‘ ‘ In tiie nam e of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answ er the com plaint tiled against you in the almve entitled suit w ithin ten day« from the d a te ... the service of tin« WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND summon« upon you. if served within SPECTACLES. this c o u n ty ; or if served w ithin anj other eountv of this state, then within j A ll W o r k W a r r a n t o d F i r s t - C ’ a s s . twenty Jay s from the Jute of Liu «orviee of th i’s summons upon you; or if «.Tvel f.,etorv agmit for Bieviles, Pianos, Or-1 uixmi vou b\ publication thereof, then • , . . ' , ,. , . J , or W o r e , he first Jay o. the next gans, Graphophones anil Koilaks. regular term of this court next follow- M oro ....................................... O regon .! ing such publication; anil if vnu fail so ,y ilIlswvr. foi- „ a n t thereof the plaintiff J ___________ _____ ____ ! will apple to the court for the relief .... . . ., Q u istion— M here is Chicago, 1 am a Answer— 1 don t know . , , velam i? ? !, ,‘d f,"' A .- H c won t tell. Q. Describe a feasible cours? for , . . . . r 4i i 1 the eiieum navigation of the globe. m entioning all bodies of water , . . , , . , , which would be passed through. A. In a balloon. No w aters ,v„„w I«- ,.,.",0.1 .h o o g i,. K r s , Q. Wlint was the cause of the a n t fo r th e JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. A. D. BOLTON & CO., LOOK THE ON HERE! G R E A TE S T THE NEW SPAPER P A C IF IC CO AST, AND THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A* WHOLE YEAR FOR S I.7 5 .. He shook his head.' W hen it comes to patriotism , the " I c an 't say positively,” he said, n . ir tliw . st .,n a r t< . <>f s... . rich do not give place to the po >r “ ’o ut it is just possible th a t some war of 1812 and the M exican w ar? ’’ ¿ 'i ¡’’th a t plaintiff be DRUGGISTS AND or those fairly well to do oil'* hit. hum orist once tried to find one, 0É A .—Love for fighting, with ex- decreed to he the owner in fee simple of The rich voting H am ilton l'i«h and knows how it is. One m ay th e lands described in said patent a n d ' OTATTinuCDC t u _ i . t . , , , . , ¡entitled to the im m ediate jmssession STATIONERS. ^V eekiy O ie g o m a n $ 1 .5 0 laid down Ins lit - < n tie- sam e ni joke about the im probable, you euses. Q. How m av the races of m an- thereof and have the process of this M o ro L e a d e r did in th at 1 .0 0 1'1* 1,1 ’’ .’ l< know, when he feels th a t he ought c o u rt to p u t it in to possession th e r e o f; , _ ¿-.vw-rra kind he chiefly divid 'd.? skirm ish near Santiago D Cuba to draw th e line a t the impossible. or. if it b.' determ ined tl.at said defend- reached m ost easily and surely. B o th S e p a r a t e ♦ $ 2 .5 0 ' ant has acquired by said patent or o th e r-, A.- Losers and winners. last week. I , , . ; wise any legal right or title to the prop-1 —Chicago Post. T'he reasons th a t induce concentra the In d o -G er-. (,rtv ,1,,'^ riix.j therein, th a t hebeile-j Q. \v h at does tio n of large financial and com T o ile t A rtic le s , clare.1 the trustee of said legal right or m anic fam ily include? The M im ing Oregonian of the D r i v in g O u t t h e 'F lie s . , . title for plaintiff, and be ordered andde- m ercial interests, are the sam e act- A. Indians and G erm ans, hut creed to eonvev said lands to it; and : . , „ 1st sings. “ I saw the ship go round . . . .and leading brands o f .. . . A correspondent of the "R u ral m ating the protectors or the effort ,> , W E W IL L G iV E YO U in Kansas the com bination is said ’bat plaintiff have such other and fur- , the bend, Good-live, Pen novel, good- New Y orker” gives the following ther relief as may seem meet with equity, | to consolidate the three church B o th a F u ll Y e a r f o r . $ 1 .7 5 w hools above noted. Now let some a ™’ n ° d ‘JU' ’t ’“ T i "I n,etl“ ’d nf ‘l iv i n g flies out of a not to be a success. ! and th a t it recover its costs and dis- (in advance.) Q. Name the present poet lau- bursements iiereiii. , P ortland are onlv too liappv to h;u stable; Take one ounce of cam This summons is served upon you by ‘•anti-m onopolist raise up and ex- , , , , ,, . ' , . , , . , . , the old h ulk of a politician good- phor, one ounce of corrosive suhli- reate. 1 publication thereof by order of the Hon. I SUBSCRIBE A T ONCE, WHILE TH IS OFFER STANDS. ]H>se the wickedness of the proposi- A. A western paper recently * R X.o 1 1 I.. ... B radshaw ,dated at chandlers,T he . /L aa.x .v ..w > I L I," P . 1 f 1,,«,., I MORO, OREGON. m ate, one p in t of oil of tu rp en tin e; . ' ’ , . . , - |, a |iw Oregon, this 22,1 ,lav of June, tion to un ite the three schools for ‘ ________ ____ C t T A d d r e s s a ll o r d e r s to ... grind the sublim ate thoroughly, i wud th a t hl8 nam c was lllian ‘ 1«»«- H vxtixoton * Wn^os, the purpose of m aking them more Attorneys for Plaintiff. jne2!lf7 The woeful ignorance of the p ut into a strong hottie and add W atson.” sue. essful and reduce expenses. LEAD ER , Q.— W hy is piracy now practi- S 1 paniards concerning ° this country. . pnor gum ; pour on the tut • ’ t *. i e cam M o ro , O r e g o n . plgt 1S is evidently “ Several showers d u rin g the last eviuviui.v ‘ r f tn e *r pentine anil shake occasionally. I t , 1 { i , ,, N o t ic e f o r P u b lic a t io n . , week in different portions of t h e ! ,,bstinate refu?al to ece the inwvi* should be fit for use in th irtv -six A ~ Through change of name. L ax » Orr.eE at T he H a u ^ ^ O r ^ in , j. | . I have o pencl a sta te , increase the assurance o f ! table resu lt of going to w ar w ith us. houn? H e a t a p ieCe of iron and Except tn the book bus.ness, it is Notiee is hereby given th a t follow- D C O T A IID A M T „ „ „ d c r iu lly lu rg . y k - ta „f » 1 1 ----------------------- i.lr.,,, „ lew d ,» ,„ » ,, it to the , " •« ' « " - x l ' ‘d.ploroacy,» « W * . FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT kin d s of farm produce, especially The result oi the proposed expe- |,ie. Flies m av be driven out of the sh lI’’ etc’ . of her claim , a n d .th a t said proot will be a t. w heat, and good prices ruling, t h e ! ditm n of our war ships to the house in the sam e m anner by drop- Q’ hat, in a fiw words, ari | in-ei W. i..,..’ i,: ep.eurean.sm G0RNER MA,M AND SEC0ND STHEETS- ealam ity-how ier will have to take to a s t of Spain will he eagerly pi„g a few ilrojis on a Imt stove lid. transcen.t lentill' sln ! 3072, for the 8 W See. 23, Tp 1 8, K j ! and u tilita ria n ism ? to the woods or else to the harvest watched for. By following these directions every , , . , . 117 E, W M. Meals any hour from 5 o’clock in W E H A V E LIS T E D FOR S ALE 3 0 ,0 0 0 ACRES sh e , names the field. i day, I th in k , any one will soon be f A.— Flic first m eans th in k in g on . following . witnesses to i t jie mortting to 10:30 at night, and on o f th e best la n ds in W asco, ----------------------- j Dr. T hirdly - “ Now, for exam ple, I r ;d of the | the roof while living in the base- J Your pat-i S he rm an , G illia m and M o rro w counties. No great gain w ithout some loss, take the life of your neighbor.” | .... .......... ........ m ent; the second m eans living i<niott. Hugh M cIntyre, Joseph Patter- i ronage is solicited. is evidently illustrated bv t lv bat- Sm ith “ I wish I could, lie ’« lie silent, or speak som ething high on $7.50 a week; the th ird is ■ son and L. H. M artin, all of Monkland. q B R O C K , P r o p r ie to r . Im proved farm and fruit lands at prices and term s to suit. C all * . . . i . i i . i Oregon. J as . F. Mopafi. Register. 1 and get prices. Office in Booth Building. W asco. Or ego «i^. , the study Imw to do so. < In'nil More f.Utiia 'O th - other d a ' . L a m in g in ¡day the cornet.” w or th G- jyl3 Puget Sound, P o rtlan d and W ill a m e tte universities will probably consolidate. Here is an o th er ex am ple of the realization of tile fact th a t by consolidation and concen- . , tra tio n can tin 1 m ost be accom plished, and the desired end b e JUST SEE: ut PATENT MEDICINES OUR O FFER. RESTAURANT. L E S L IE & F R O E B E r REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
