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MORO LEADER. “COLD AND P A T R IO T IS M . Sunday F a m ily R e a d in g . When a man begins with, “ What In a recent sermon on “Gold and ^ F “The way to make money is The next Sunday issue of our pa ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. I am about to say will be said in Patriotism,” Rev. W. W. Wilson to advertise—in the M oro L eader . per will consist o f the most paper Another lot of castings were P u bll»h e«< S v a r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e kindness,” he means to make him of Chicago, said: M o r o P u b lis h in g CO. and ink that we have ever put in molded at the foundry yesterday. self disagreeable.—Life. * ■ M ■ i t m ii m n . . u u JLIT« ,— T | “A year ago it was the Klondike anyone of our copies. Your news P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . The new barber shop and bath Entered < t the Poet-Office at Moro, and gold; now it is Cuba and pa man will take it into your home Lady (in railroad train on windy rooms for J. C. Williams will soon Oregon, as second-class matter, triotism. Then we heard much of on a wheelbarrow, charging onlv be completed. April 27. 1898. day)—“ Dear me! I can’t get this D r. I. M . S M I T H , The best equipped Machine ----------- ¿ z r - T - - ■ the mad race for wealth, of man’sj the usual price. window up.” Roberts it Sweeney expect to P H Y S IC IA N A nd surgeon Shop and Foundry in w£'rc* or *UBSCRIPT,O!M selfishness, avarice and desire for It will be esneeiallv fitted for Gentleman (behind)—“ I would have their threshing outfit in first- HR YEAR, «1,00 SIX MONTHS, 50C. riches. The dangers of luxury ami Sunday reading, and we recom Otlice at D rugstore. class shape, and will begin to assist you, madam, but I presume (in jx.vame.) debauchery were dwelt upon, and E astern Oregon. the railroad company has glued mend that heads of families hide i i sole Certs«............................5 C ents . . . , , thresh next Monday. , , . . . , , the possibilities of national degen- all the books, magazines and other M oro . thIL windows down to prevent the Oregon. Auvertwn« rates made known on an-i , • , , , . Owing to unavoidable delay in loss of patrons by pneumonia.”— }.licatk<n. eracy and ruin through greet! and ordinary mediums of mentality, WE ARE READY NOW TO DO ALL KINDS OF WORK. f a i r , i w .» tea, -.ffl dishonesty were-held up before us. and if possible have inmates attend reaching this office, a communica New York Weekly. M « W IL S O N L. W. Iltx m cu ............................. E ditor . Our character as a people was only one church service during the tion from the wife of Rev. Frank B S . M U N T IN C T O N W e can cast a n y th in g in o u r They were talking of the civil lieing undermined hv the desire for day, so that they may have ample Spaulding relative to a pleasant F o u n d ry fro m a stove hook up. Y1KDNE8DAA................. A t G. 10,1898. gou which is growing on every surprise at the residence of Mrs. war the other day, and the older time to extensively partake of the HUNTINGTON & WILSON, members of the company had com hand, and whieh is emphasized great intellectual and moral feast Annie Elliott last week, has to be have as good an iron lathe, planer and drill as made. We pared reminiscences. O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . anj intensified by the discoveries which we will spread before them. laid over until next week. ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW, do all kinds of work:][Wood work, repairing, new work of all kinds “ \\ hich side were you on during in Alaska. r s iT F D STATES. A horrible dust storm, the worst One of our very best tilings will Call and give us a trial. the war, Mrs. B?” asked the kit F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B LO C K . William M cKinley................. President. “ But we see to-day that our peo be a word match between those two ever experienced in Moro, visited us tenish young girl of the party, Garrett A. Hobart..........N ice President. ple are not so far gone in base de MORO M A N F. CO. great exponents of the manly a rt— Monday afternoon, and lasted per turning to a pretty little woman The Dalles O regon. \V. R. Day...... . . . . Secretary of State. Lyman P. Gage .Secretary of Treasury. sires for gold as we supposed. Corbett and Fitzsimmons; each will haps an hour. The wind did not who had been born in ’62. V. K. B liss___ . -Secretary of Interior. There is a power greater than gold. be given fall license to say what he blow so very hard, but seemed to “ I was in arms on the Southern tiussell A. Alger..........Secretary of War. It is patriotism. Thousands of thinks about the other, and some lift every particle of light dust up J. B. H O S F O R D , side,” was the quick reply. John D. Long............ Secretary of Navy, men have gone to the Klondike in and carry it forward in dense elegant language may be expected. -Jamee A. G ary....... Postmaster General. “Say. said the frizzled man who Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. the search of wealth, but hundreds It will aid your children in their clouds. -John W. Griggs......... Attorney General. D. \\ . Gibson, advance agent of stuck his head through the door, Practices in all the Courts of this State. Janies Wilson . .Secretary of Agriculture. of thousands have gone forth in own little family fights. Linger Hermann Joint Commissioner. the cause of patriotism. Our na The portrait of a bicycler’s legs the Cadet Quartet of Vashon Col “do you know anything about M oro .....................O regon . tion is, after all, a nation of true will he one of the prominent feat lege, Tacoma, Wash., was in town war?” STATE OP OREGON. “I guess I do,” said the editor. freemen, and our cltiienahip is ures of the number. No one can yesterday. The quartet will ap 5V. P. Lord .......................... Governor. made up of noble-minded and in “ W ell, I want you to tell me how afford to miss a view of this won pear next Monday evening, Aug. Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, El. R. Kincaid............Secretary of State. many Spanish flags a feller ort to telligent men, who are devoted to derful pair of human moters, with 15, at the Presbyterian Chureh. Phil. Metcham......................... Treasurer. • D E N T IS T . * burn to show his patriotism suffi 1«. M. Irwin . . . Supt. Pub. Instruction. the institutions of liberty in which the head and body left off. Five See their program in this issue. D O ES ALL K IN D S OF H IG H CLASS cient to indicate that he’s did W. H. Leads....................... State Printer. we believe. The ‘almighty dollar’ cents. Emmett Swann will paint a DENTAL W ORK. has not yet destroyed and never r . s . SENATOR. A man who tries to kiss all the beautiful drop-curtain for the Moro enough fer the cause without goin’ Office hours : 9 :30 to 12 in. ; 1 :30 to5 p. m. •George W. McBride. ----------------- will destroy the spirit of American women he meets in the night, and Opera House. In the center a to war.”—Cincinnati Enquire. P leasantly situ ate d , near th e C e n te r o f S h e r patriotism. CONGRESSMEN. The following is how a writer in Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. hence is called “Jack the kisser,” space 8x14 feet will have a view of “Alaska and the Klondike rep will be so fully and accurately de Mt. Shasta. Around the margin the “Clarion” analyzes the music W. R. Ellis ............Tliomas H . Tongue. m an C ounty, and b e in g th e C o u n ty Seat, R. E. H O S K IN S O N , resent to us the prospects of mate scribed that he cannot help being will be 26 advertisements of local of the bagpipes: "Big flies on win 61TRKMK JVDGBS. Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. is th e le a d in g business to w n -JE. A. Moore, R. S. Bean, C. E. Wolverton. rial gain whieh influence men, but known if met anywhere in the business enterprises, in size from dow—72 per cent; cats on mid Cuba and the Philippines repre SEVENTH JVD1C1AL DISTRtCT. dark. 2x2 to 2x4 ft. each. The draft has night tiles—11 j percent; voices of Practices in all Courts of this State. o f th e C ounty. —— AV. L. Bradsliaw...............Circuit Judge. sent the principles whieh move the All The divorce eases that have been submitted and approved, and infant puppies—6 per cent; grunt •A. A. Jayne......... Prosecuting Attorney. hearts of brave men to deeds of ing of hungry pigs in the morning Real Estate, Collection and Insurance happened during the week, both in the curtain will soon lie painted. Agency. A ttr a c t o f titles and con E. B. Dufur........................Joint Senator. valor in noble and inspiring 5 | per cent; steam-whistles—3 veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher this country and in Europe, will be Gilliam, Sherman and Wasco counties. i causes.” per cent; chant of cricket—2 per man county, Oregon. ’ J O H N A R C H E Y G IN N . compiled, with their details. You John M icheli..................... Joint Senator,, . Me respectfully solicit business in our * Sherman and Wasco. Soon after the great California cannot afford to let your daugh cent.”—Glasgow Evening Times. John Areliev Ginn was born in line, insuring that promptness whieh al ways follows strict attention to matters P>- S. Huntington, F. N. Jones, Joint gold-fever, our civil war demon- ters miss it. Goodhue county, Minn., May 23. “Say, Marne,” said Maud, as she of this character, confident of ourability j Representative«, Sherman, strated that we were not a nation One of the wedding-boots of a 1868; moved to Oregon with his placed on the marble slab the glass to handle the same in a manner satisfac SHERMAN COCNTV. tory to all. of grasping adventurers, but a prominent statesman recently m ar parents in the fall of 1870; moved which had previously contained John Fulton....................... County Judge. band of freemen ready to die in ried will be pictured in full, and to Sherman county, in 1884; died lemon phosphate, “ who’s Don Car R- P. Orr, R. II. King, Commissioners. the cause of liberty. Now, imme B U S IN E S S C A R D S . occupy a good share of one page. at St. Mary’s Hospital Aug. 5, ’98, log?” W m. Henrichs..................................Clerk. diately upon the heels of the great at 11:30 P. M„ aged 30 years, 2 1 “ Why, don’t you know? He’s Every one of the six buttons upon NVm. Holder..................................... Sheriff. W M . HO LDER W . Stanley............................. Treasurer. Klondike excitement come the the same will be accurately repro months and 14 days; buried at the great Spanish pretender.” W. H. Ragsdale................ County Supt. providential circumstances that duced, and the edges of the soles Weston, Oregon, Aug. 7, 1898. Will run a team from Red Barn, Moro “ But what’s a 'pretender ?: B. F. P ik e .....................................Assessor. appeal to the patriotism and hu to Wasco and return every dav. Leaves a father, mother, 3 brothers will be particularly life-like and “ A ‘pretender?’ Why a ‘pretender’ I. M. Sm ith ..................................Coroner. manity of our people; and they re realistic. A long article will ac anil > sisters. One sister died at is what people in this country call Leave Moro 5 P. M.; connects with 7 J . W. K erns................................Surveyor. o’clock train at Wasco. spond with an alacrity and fidelity company this wonderful creature Weston, Oregon, in Deccmbeer, ’72. • a ‘bluffer.’ ’’—Washington Star. A c c o r d in g to d e s ir a b ilit y o f lo c a tio n . F . Hannafin................... Stock Inspector. P O P U L A R P A S S E N G E R L IN E . District No. 3—Geo. Meader, Justice; that overshadow the hunt for gold of art, containing a full description The funeral sermon was preached ..T » '■«■'.'•thing,” he Express and freight handled promptly E . B. Wheat, Constable. with a manifestation of universal of the leather comprised in these by Rev. Homer C la g h e r. ,.Mto ro f! . ? ha? . an«l with care. ,he benevolence. boots, and of the feet which they the V. B. Chureh. at Weston. A It is not clear that Germany did j Residence property is in great demand, and a paying investment would “Our patriotism is not a patriot are to contain. The description of large of friend, and rela t>1'1 y° “ * * about ,he ,k,Te6?” , his wife asked. not indirectly encourage her naval ism for gold. This is the charac R. M . B R A S H , be the erection of a the big-toe nails and of a soft corn tives followed the remains to the “ Yes, I bought fourteen of them commander at Manila in his a t teristic of our enemy, whieh always grave. between the left little toe and the —a coal-stove and a gas-stove for MOUSE PAINTER, CHAINER ANO PAPER- tempts to undermine Dewey’s pres has been a nation of greed and op one contiguous to it will be found NUMBER OF COTTACES FOR RENT, HANCEM. each room.” tige, yet it is to be hoped that his pression. But our patriotism is a CONCERT. peculiarly interesting. “And the coal.” action docs not receive the approval holy inspiration that leads us to Mojo, .................................... Oregon, j Church and school facilities are unrivaled. The evil effects of the sa Two thousand six hundred and The Cadet Quartet of Vashon . ‘Yes; forty tons and eight cords of his government. For if go, it use our resources for the blessing eightv-seven columns of advertise- loon are unknown. Why not come to the countv that ii . .„ ,. . „ College Tacoma, will g,re a eon- wU, a „ iK deliv. in 1897 goes to show that the claim that of all mankind. ments w,II come <m the wheclkar-> cert « the Presbyterian Church next (W | „ ,,UI W H. M OORE. H . A. M O O R E . Germany is jealous of our strength “ We have more fortunate men to rows, along with the rest of things. Monday evening, Aug. 15th. . And next day thev moved into M O O R E and commercial activity, leads her honor to-day than those who secure B R O S ., RAISED ONE-SEVENTH OF ALL THE WHEAT IN ORECON, These are always very interesting to wish us bad luck in our efforts great wealth. The soldiers and reading—to the business manager, quartet is one of the best in th c jtheir Harlem steam-heated f la t.- W est, and the entertainment is a Evening Journal. A nd m o re w h e a t p er capita th a n a ny c o u n try to advance civilization and reduce sailors of our flag, by their heroism BANK ERS. They will include every depart musical treat from start to finish suffering of down-trodden hu and sacrifice, are winning laurels ment of want, from the innocent The prices have been placed at such Mr. Green—“ Now I ’m going to T ra n s a c t a G eneral B anking in th e w o rld . m anity. which money cannot buy, and are voieings of a street flirtation to a figure that everyone can avail B u sin ess, Moro, O regon. -vou something, Ethel. Do you The fabled “ parity ” between making records which outlast the wines, brandies and other remedies themselves of this opportunity to know that last night, at your party. letters of credit issued available o n ' glitter of gold.” Eastern states. for the nerves. Only a nickel, and hear a thoroughly high-class con your sister promised to marry me? wheat and silver has heen exploded The climate *” is so delightful to the e sen senses that no family should be without it. cert. The price of admission is 25 I hope you’ll forgive me for taking Collections made at all points on fa- «o often, that it seems love’s labor 1<J m ses m at one ieets a con- The heavy increase in the cost of There will also be long accounts her away! cents; children, 15 cents. vorabl« terms. Sight exchange and tele- 9tant buoyancy of the heart, and experiences in the COdsciousneM of lost to again notice i t But when paper is giving newspaper publish Ethel—“ Forgive you. Mr. Green! The following program will lx* such papers as the Times-Mount ers much concern. No Oregon pa of how we managed to get our lady d d i d ° ’“ i»-’ - T l» . . t m . ^ h e r r , Why, of course I will. That’s what aineer, »of The Dalles, still hint pers have advanced subscription reporters to visit all sorts of uncan rendered : nous points in Oregon ami Washington. 8e pc r a *kv free from moisture, is so transparent that distant objects lose th a t wheat and silver rise and fal rates, but several have given warn ny places—such as burial-vaults, 1— We Meet Again T onight................. the party was for.”—Punch. --------------------------------------------- one-half their distance to the eve. ................................ Cadet Quartet. together, with rare exceptions, one ing that they may have to add 25 crematory-chambers, diving-bells, 2— Tenor Solo....................... If farmers will bring in their janes mitchell . m ust even believe that there are or 50 cents to the price. At present insane asylums, prisons, etc. J . F. FOSS. <W~The Columbia Southern Railroad will be completed to this ........... Mr. J. Wilfred Harrison No crime of any description machines now. such as headers, some yet who profess to believe in prices for paper it is difficult to 3— Bill of Fare.............................Quartet place by the 1st of September. The population in the past twelve the stuck argument of an exploded figure a margin of profit in the dol whatever that has occured in the 4— R eciation ........................... mowers, reapers, rakes, threshers, j months has increased from 150 to 3-50. Business opportunities are un whole civilized or uncivilized world Mr. Chauncey Jones horse-powers and engines, we will theory. lar weekly.—Oregonian. excelled. For information concerning business investments, or the Quartet1 l»e able to do the work i»etter and but that will be depicted with full ® Simple Simon The L eader rises to remark that Mr. Fred. Sutter. cheaper than we can if you all j ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITHINC AND purchase of property, address A commercial war seems to be the subscription price of the leading details all ready for your family to fi—\ oeal Solo 7—Sallie in Our Alley Quartet WOODWORK. imminent between Portland and Sherman county newspaper is yet read. Those of the previous week 8— Recitation Mr. Ad. Davis. wait until the rush of harvest. you will find in last Sunday’s issue. 9— Soldier’s Farewell Astoria. The latter city threatens only Quartet. Pile them in here and give us a We Are H ere fo r B usiness. and will so remain until M oro M anf . C o . This paper is bitterly opposed to 10— Bass Solo............................. Mr. Jones chance. dire calamity to Portland unless due notice is given of an advance. Give us a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. she lets her have more of the trade flash novels, and warns fathers 11— Tommy ................................. Quartet While the Oregonian is right, still' 12— Solo—A Yankee Met a Spaniard with the interior. The fight will we will trust to a liberal patronage against allowing any of them in Sum m ons. KASEBCRG S OLD S TA N D , ................. Mr. J. Boston Harrison probably be “a tempest in a tea to tide us over for a time, hoping the house. They cultivate bad 13— Cornfield—Original Num ber........... In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Sherman County. Moro pot,” but in any event it will be of that the cost of paper will be re taste® in the children, and often Oregon. ........................................... Quartet Eastern Oregon Land Comnanv, a cor interest to us of Eastern Oregon to duced again soon. Better sub produce the committing of crimes, 14— War Songs ............................. Quartet poration, plaintiff, vs. William Kru- defendant. the extent that it may effect rates scribe at once, while you are aure merely by the elaborate way in 15— Speech................................. Mr. Davis To sow, William Krusow, defendant: lfi—Juanita ....................................Quartet which they narrate them. and prices on merchandise and of the dollar rate. In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and produce, if it comes to that kind of Subscribe for the Sunday “ Horse- answer the complaint filed against you c l ip p in g s . P e o p le W h o H e lp T h e P r a y e r - M e e t competition. Blanket,” or order it of your news in the above entitled suit within ten JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. in g . “ By the way, did old Biggars tell days from the date of the service of this dealer in advance. Five cents to summons upon you, if served within The busy man who regularly at families—everywhere.—The Daily you about my telling him some this The fortunes of war and the county; or if served within any WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND other county of this state, then within changes of time bring about pecu tends it; the people, young and Horse-Blanket. unpalatable truths?” SPECTACLES. twenty days from the date of the service “ He didn’t put it that way. He of this summons upon vou ; or if served liar eircumstrnces sometimes. old, who sit in the front seats; the A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s . Rosy McShane was a fairly good said you told him things pretty upon you by publication thereof, then About 36 years ago General Joe gray-haired old saint, who comes on or before the first day of the next Wheeler captured the then Major with a smiling face and always has maid-of-all-work, but, like most of hard to swallow.”—Indianapolis regular term of this court next follow Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or T H E G R E A TES T NEW S PA TER------ gans, Graphophoncs and Kodaks. ing such publication; and if vou fail so rihafter and sent him to Libby something to say of the love of her kind, she was woefully slack in Journal. to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff M° r °................... O regon . ON T H E P A C IFIC COAST, j »risen, and now this year of our Christ; the timid people, who can caring for her own room. Her will apply to the court for the relief Papa—“Spring is here, my son. only quote a brief passage of Scrip prayed for in ite complaint herein, to- mistress was ill for two or three Lord, 1898, see the same General Have you noticed how everything w it: That the iwtent issued to defend AND THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A WHOLE Joe Wheeler serving in the same ture or utter a brief testimony, but weeks, and on recovering she went is coming up out of the ground?” ant for the ourthwest quarter of Sec. 3, Tp. 3 South. Range 16 East, W. M., be YEAR FOR $1.75.. army under the same flag and tak whose lives show that they really up to Rosy’s room, and found it in Bertie—“Have I? Well, I guess! canceled ami annulled; that plaintiff be ove Christ; the young people, who a state of dirt and disorder beyond ing orders from Shafter. This is the first time in a dog’s age decreed to be the owner in fee simple of testify promptly, utter short description. Very indignant, she the lands described in said patent and I ’ve got some decent bait without entitled to the immediate {»»«session DRUCGISTS AND Eastern papers, almost regard prayers, and sing sweetly; the soul called Rosy, and said: “ Rosy, - having to dig like a nigger for it.” thereof and have the process of this court to put it into ¡»ossession thereof; less of their political affiliations, who cannot speak, or pray, or sing, don’t see how you can stand it to W eekly O reg o n ian STATIONERS. “I see that glass bricks are com or, if it be determined that said defend $ 1 .5 0 are rapidly taking hold of the without increasing the spiritual have your room like this!” M oro L o a d e r.............. ant has acquired by said patent or other ing into general use,” said the pop sunshine; the social people who wise any legal right or title to the proj>- 1 .0 0 Smiling pleasantly, Rosy made question of what to do with the erty described therein, that he lie de PATENT MEDICINES ular science boarder. Both S e p a ra te welcome strangers, and who do not reply: “Ah, thin, ma’am, but I was Philippines, and the great major clared the trustee of said legal right or $ 2 .5 0 “They won’t invade the gold- title for plaintiff, anti be ordered and de ity are now advocating their reten hurry away when the meeting is iver a patient person.”—Harper’s creed to convey said lands to i t ; and T o i l e t A r t i c l e s , brick field,” said the cheerful idiot. Bazar. tion by the United States. This closed. that plaintiff have such other and fur “They are too easily seen through.” thcr relief as may seem meet with equity, is gratifying, for it shows that they . . . and leatling brands o f. . . . “I object to that motion!” ex and recov ami that it recover its costs anil di’s- Going smilingly up to his —Indianapolis Journal. W E W IL L G IV E YOU are awakening to the fact that claimed Broncho Bob at a meeting bursements herein mother one day, Tommy said: This summons is served iqxtn you by Both a Full Y ear fo r great opportunity await us there. of the City Council in Crimson Lawyer—“Where were you when publication thereof by order of tlie Hon. “Ma, haven’t I been a good boy $ 1 .7 5 the trains collided?” (in advance.) W. I.. Bradshaw, duted at chambers. The gulch. since I began going to Sunday- Dalles, Oregon, this -22d day of June, If the eastern 6tates were directly Witness—“In the rear car.” 189K. H vxtikuton a W ilson , SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE, WHILE THIS OFFER STANDS. interested in the trade present and . 7' R at" school?” Lawyer—“Then how could you jne29t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff. MORO, OREGON. • -.i . tlesnakc Pete, who was in the chair “ Yes, my lamb,” answered the . , lh , he Philippmeg, fo[ see that the engineers were at their C V Ad d re s s all o rd e rs to mother, fondly. r ,7n L f .“ w “ " ‘ ,*.7’ th' rc “Th' j - ‘ "“ J« '■>■ T te e p , posts directly after the accident?” L A N D N O T IC E S . “ And you trust me now, don’t would be less talk against their ac- J 1 Witness - “ Didn’t the collision leader you, ma?” quisition by the United States. “ w ill ” ...... or ,•, , telescope the cars? Well, I saw T im b e r C u lt u r e , F in a l P r o o f— N o tic e _____________ | Well, was the answer, “I didn’t “ Yw», darling.” M oro, O re g o n . f o r P u b lic a tio n . through the telescope.” ........I have opened a ......... see the motion referred to, but the The« spoke up the little one, in U nited S tatzs L and -O ffice , i The Pacific Odd Fellow is au The Dalles, Oregon, July 11, 1898, ) Father (severely)—“My son, thority for the statement that objection is sustained on general nocently: Notice is hereby given that Jason M. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT “ What makes you keep the this is a disgraceful state of affairs. Wakefield has filed notice of intention Claud Gateh will be a candidate principles. In a gatherin’ where ..........a t .......... mince-pies locked up in the pantry The report says you are the last to make final proof before the Register I«fon- .he next Oregcn legM alure, „ " *re “ n'a" )’ and Receiver, at his office in The Dalles, i . „ .he lin iu d S U U , Senxw. ‘“ '. '3 “ ’ y re“ h? the same as ever?” boy in the class of twenty-two.” Oregon, on Wednesday, the 24th day of CORNER MAIN ANO SECOND STREETS. ESTATE AGENTS. not be too careful about how they Henry—“I might have been “ Er man,” said Uncle Eben, worse, father.” The woman who has a silk pet- make motions-’’—Washington Star. Meals any hour from 5 o’clock in WE HAVE LISTED FOR SALE 30,000 ACRES tion No. 24, in Township Ko. 1, S of the morning to 10:30 at night, and on to " iZ h " ° ‘ “ t “ ' ■ « ' lh' ! , Adu? i a " " ,ho" I ' *h E Father—“I can’t see how.” of the best lands in Wasco, Range No. 15 E, W. M. occasions 12 o’clock. Your pat Henry—"There might have been He name« as witnesses: W. E. Gil- special _ . M Hilo her (.„nSCMtee. -BoMon from thxt vsry momenI it becomes mahket, ’slid o’ gettin’ uh early ronage is solicited. Sherman, Gilliam and Morrow counties more boys in the class." Boston housen, S. Smith, Lee Smith and W. binding upon os. Amiel’s Journal, hiss’;.’’ Washington Slxr. C. W . B R O C K , P ro p r ie to r. Smith, all of The Dalles, Oregon. Im p,„v«l farm >H,H land, a, prion> ; Tra veJer. jylStfi J as . F. M pobk , Register. Moro........................................ Oregon, nnd get prices. Office Bnilding. MORO MAN’F. GO r M O R O , BUSINESS LOTS GAN BE BOUGHT fro m $125 to $300, w hile RESIDENCE LOTS GAN BE BOUCHT FROM $ 4 0 to $150, „„mber L MITCHELL & FOSS. 11 R. E. HOSKINSON, Moro, Oregon. W. 0. HADLEY, LOOK HERE! A. D. BOLTON & CO., JUST SEE : OUR O FFER. C IG A R S , RESTAURANT. U E S U IE & F R O F b e real
