B U S IN E S S C A R D S .
C L 1 P P IN 3 S .
; A lg y _ T dream t last night th at
T r e e s T h a t W h is ilo .
The $5000 available in!- paym ent .
A colored philosopher is reported I died.”
The m usical or w histling tree is
of these who were rejected by the
H . A. M O O R E .
to
have said. ‘’Life, m y b re d d e rn ,; E thel - “ Yes, your sister told me W H. moobe .
found
in
ih(‘
West
In
d
ian
islands,
officers m ustering in the volunteers,
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
will soon be paid out. The money in N ubia, and the Soudan. It lias am mos’lv made up of p ra y in ’ f o r , she heard you crying out for water
M o r o P u b lis h in g C o .
was appropriated at the special a peculiar-shaped leaf, and pods rain, and tin’ll w ishin’ it would in your sleep/
I
E n te r e d a t t h e l ’ost-O ffice a t M o ro , session o f the legislature, but it with a split or open edge. The el’ar off.”
I
In eastern A ustralia 100,000,0(10
O re g o n , a s seco n d -class m a tte r ,
ratelv
list
wind
passing
through
these
sends
took some lim e to accur:
Mrs. Slocum (to her h u sb an d ’s {gh>?ep now find sustenance in a re­ T r a n s a c t a G e n e ra l B a n k in g
A p ril 27, ISOS.
out th e sound which gives the tree
those entitled to pay.
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O re g o n .
ehum ) —“'lo in , 1 wish you c o u ld , gjon wbjcb th irty years ago was a
R A T E S OF s u b s c r ip t io n :
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| its peculiar nam e, in Barbados
break George of playing poker.”
sandy desert. The sheep gradu- L e tte rs of c re d it issu e d a v a ila b le on
FER YEAR, $1.00 SIX MOUTHS, SCC.
H o n e y a= F o o d .
{then is a vallev tilled w ith these
T h e p b m
i o m
o—
“ I
d i.l h ie s t
h im
i i —
_______ i . i i t . . . — : i
E a s te r n s ta te s .
—“ 1 did bleak him , !a ]]y
tram
pled the soil into c firnt-
(in a d v a n c e .)
' Probably nio.-U people consider (rpps, and when the trade-w inds
I o n l y l a s t n i g h t . ” — I ’u e k .
! ness, so th a t it now grows a dense
C ollections inaile a t all points on fa­
Sixci.K Perm s............................ 5 C ents . boney ag ( be equal in value for bbnv across the islands a constant
vorable
term s. Sight exchange anil tele­
‘is
m
ass
of
vegetation.
“ My U ncle J im ,” said Ila l,
A d v e rtis in g ra te s m a d e k n o w n on ap- [tXxl of any sweet sauce-—no better, ! m oaning,
deep-toned w histle is
grap
h
ic
transfers so ld o n New Y ork, San
p lic a tio n .
W e can cast a n y th in g in o u r
...
building a house six stories high.”
,
.
,
no worst*. All should know tli.it it heard from it, w hich in
the still i
_ b
.................... __ _ . i Two of the best papers in the Francisco, P ortland, 'flic Halles and va­
T
hat’s
n
o
th
in
’,”
said
Frankie.
rious
points
in
Oregon
and
W
ashington.
F o u n d ry fro m a stove hook up
. K ditok . possesses one great superiority
hours o f the night has a very weird
! . . \ V . H r NT! NO.
State of Oregon the W e e k l y O r e ­
ease of digestion. The nectar of a nd u n p leasan t effect. A s s p e c ie s Mv Uncle George is w riting a book gonian and L eader for the sm all
1 d rill as m ade. We
Pl.t . LS,
(lowers is alm ost wholly cane su-
acacia, which grows very ahund-
l‘,np*
aveoxkspay .
f W W e have as goo. ,d an iron lathe, p lan er am
sum of $1.75 per year.
«
M. BRA SH ,
R
.
,rk of a ll kinds.
L-ar. 1 he secretions added by toe an tlv in the Soudan, is also called
do all kinds of work: Wood work, repairing, new w<
T hin boarder—“ 1 don’t see bow
HOUSE PAINTER, CHAINER AND PAPER-
bees change th is to grape sugar, j bp w histling-tree by the natives,
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
Call and give us a trial.
von
m anage to fare so well a t this
HAHCEK.
and so prepare it th a t it is alm ost Its sboots are frequently, by the
MORO M A N F . CO.
i
boarding-house.
I
have
in
d
u
stri­
VNITIl) STATES.
ready for assim ilation w ithout any agcnPy of (bp larvae of insects, dis-
.O reg o n .
M o ro ,.
P re s i,le n t.
C . J . B R IG H T ,
V i l l i a n i M c K in le y .
ously courted the lan d lad y and all
V ice P r e s id e n t. e ^ o r ^ o n ^ 1C p a r t of the stom ach, (or(ed jn shape, and swollen into a
«G arrett A . H o b a rt.
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
S e c re ta ry o f S ta te . >;t fact, Prof. A. J.
°°K ouee globular bladder from one to two { her daughters, but I ’m half starved.” !
J o h n H a v ...............
the W ill p ra c tic e in a n y c o u rt of th e s ta te
F
a
t
boarder—“
I
courted
I.v m a n V. G ag e. S e c re ta ry of T reasu ry , styled honey
digested nectar.
It j inches in diam eter. After the in-
O ffice, o v e r K ra u s e ’s h a rn e s s sh o p ,
< • N . B b ss
S e c re ta ry of In te rio r . will bp readily seen th a t honey is a sppt hag PniPrged from tbe circular cook.”— New York W eekly.
ll n s s e l l A. A lg e r...........S e c re ta ry oi V a r. | very desirable food for those w ith bo]e ¡n (be 8ide o{ (b b
swelling.
:
:
:
:
O regon -
,
Lawyer (a few years hence)— i Wa8CO’
.S e c r e ta n - of N avy.
J o h n Ik b o rg .
J a m e s A . G a r y .........p o s tm a s te r G e n e ra l, i weakenc^ dlgestlvc Powers.
It a the opening> pl ayed upon by the “ Make* your niind easy; the jury
For C ELLAR S,
J o h n W . G rig g s
. A tto rn e y G e n e ra l, person is very
tired,
too ex- wind, becomes a m usical instru- will disagree.”
C IS T E R N S a n d
D r. I. M . S M I T H ,
J a n i e s W ils o n . .S e c re ta ry o i A g ric u ltu re , batistes! to eat,' it is astonishing nipn( ( equal in sound to a sweet-
Prisoner__“ Sure.”
IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N T Y .
D in g e r H e r m a n n J o i n t Commissioner, how a few tastes of honey will act tonpd flute,_ T it-B its .
j Law yer—“ ! know it. Two of the
D R A IN IN G .
P H Y S IC IA N A N O S U R G E O N
! alm ost like magic. Alm ost no e f-,
,
,
..
»•
' fort is required to m ake it ready
A sensational case with a funny m em bers are m an a n
i.
. .
STATE O F OREGON.
can and do p rin t any size from the sm allest card to jH»sttr. 1-' I y
O llice a t O rug S to re .
PRICES REASONABLE.
w.
AV. P . L o rd .....................................G o v e rn o r. for assim ilation.
Persons suffer- side is reported from El Reno. A
• 1?1» 1 •
PATRONACE SOLICITED.
21 inches. We have in stock of our own p rin tin g
I L K . K in c a id ............. S e c re ta ry of S ta te .
O regon.
from some forms of kidney | couple arrived at the principal h o - , ZigIey_ . . H ave vou got th e rig h t Moro
J.
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IS
M
o
ro
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re
g
o
n
.
P h i l . M e tc lia m ............................T r e a s u r e r . ! m g trom some
registered them selves a s | t j
u b . *•—............—
I n s tr u c tio n , i trouble will find th a t honey is a lel a n '
l l . M . I r w i n -----S u p t. . P .....
B S H U N T IN G T O N .
S W IL S O N .
AV. II. L e e d s..........................S u ite P rin ter, niucb m ore beneficial food for them m an and wife. In fact they were
Zahlev—“ I’ve got it exact to the
elopers, one having ru n away from ndn u te
r. ». senator .
th a n is cane sugar.
Zigb/v_ “ So bavp j . b u t P d like
G eo rg e W . M cB ride,
J o s e p h S im o n , i
j n eating comb honey m any a wife and the other a husband.
In
the
course
of
a
week
the
injured
tQ
h) finJ nut bnw
.W ith and w ithout in d o rse m e n ts,..
congressmen .
: strive to eject eyery particle of
ATTOUN E YH- AT- L A W,
HV. P . E l l i s ................. T h o m a s I I . T o n g u e , wax, fearing th a t, as wax is indi- husband and the injured wife ar
m uch we differ.” --Ilo x b u ry G a­
D R A Y ÌN G A N D T R U C K IN G .
arPBEMK jnx.Es.
. gcstihle, nightm are and other rived from K entucky and caused 2e^ e
,
MORO
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bankers .
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The best equipped Machine
Shop and Foundry in
Eastern Oregon.
a
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EXPRESS AND
SEV ERA L
FO RM S
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NOTES,
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W a rra n te e
B LO CK.
Deeds, C rop and C hattel
M o rt­
E. Wolverton.' troublesom e consequences will fol- th 0 arrest of the pair. 1 he deserted
.
Secms to me,” said the world-
reventh judicial district .
low a n indulgence in w arm biscuit m an and wom an had n e te r seen
,
, . , dowri tbe T h e D alles.
. O regon.
gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc.,
ALL KINDS TEAM1NC ABOUT TOWN.
W. L. Bradshaw............. C irc u it J u d g e . a n d honey. It is true th a t bread each other before, but while wait-
journ;d „ th a t (he .BUmmer
<W“ All s tr i c t ly f i r s t - c l a s s a n d p r o p e r ly w o r d e d .
PROMPT AND CHEAP.
A . A. Jay n e
P ro s e c u tin g A tto rn e y . ig m p r c e a g i l v d i g e s t e d t h a n warm »ng for requisition papers from
irp is ovenlone „
J . B. H O S F O R D ,
............... , AVJ0hl' ST , T biscuit, as the la tte r is inclined to -K e n tu c k y they stopped a t the
..j
<hc bv tb is tim e »
A tto rn e v -a t-L a w a n d N o ta ry P u b lic .
G iH ia m ,. H e rm a n a n d M d s c o c o u n t
. L
o„ • .
•
b u t it m av sur- same hotel and formed an acquaint-
, ■ , ,
•
J o h n M ich ell
.........J o i n t S e n a to r,
p a c k m cnewing, out u m a\ ^ u i
replied his com panion in ennui;
J. M. D U N A H O O .
j m i i h -uiLiini..........
,
.
.
.
H aving a common grief.
1
1
S h e rm a n a n d W aseo .
I prise some to know th a t comb anee.
“she looked half-cooked when I P ra c tic e s in a ll th e C o u rts of th i s S ta te .
M o ro , O r e g o n .
............. as consistent w ith our q u a lity of w ork..............
in each
B. S . H u n tin g to n , F . X . J o n e s , J o i n t honev is really a n aid to the d i-A b 0?' became interested
last saw her on a bievcle.” —W ash-
M
oro
......................
O
regon
.
.
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , S lie rm a n , W asco.
, gestion oi hot bread or biscuit, other, and on the day the requisi- m
gton Star.
shekmax county .
The philosophy of the m atte r is tion papers were to arrive thev as-
W e invite com parison of our work and prices w ith a n v
J o h n F u l t o n .......................... C o u n ty J u d g e , th at the flakes of wax prevent the tonished th e officers by eloping on
Hobbs—“ There has been another Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an.
R . P . O r r . R . H. King, Commissioners. ••packin<r ” w bn e tbc honev readilv their own account, going to Texas. great ioss o{ b fe ;n C uba.”
others. Sam ples can be seen in m any places all over th e county an d
....
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.
•
*
D E N T IS T .
•
........................C le rk , i | *
x ,
W m . H e n rie h s
for
where
they
are
now
supposed
to
he.
Dobbs—“
How
m
any
killed
?”
dissolves out, leaving passages
a t our office.
D O E S ALL K IN D S O F H IG H CLASS
AVm. H o ld e r ........
Treasure- the gastric juice to enter the- m ass The first p air of elopers were re-
H obbs—“ Over a h u ndred.”
\V. S ta n l e y ...........
DENTAL W ORK.
MORO P U B L IS H IN G CO.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
‘.C o u m y S u p L of food. The flakes oi wax are in- ’0ased from jail, and the K entucky
Dobbs—“ You don’t m ean it;
W . H . R a g sd a le
Office h o u r s : 9 :30 to 12 i n . ; 1 :30 to 5 p . m .
..............Assessor, j digestible, th a t is true, but when ' officer returned home, after inform - S paniards or rebels?”
SPECTACLES.
11. F . P i k e . .........
Office
o
v
e
r
th
e
B
a
n
k
,
M
oro,
O
reg
o
n
.
..................C
o
ro
n
e
r.
w
arnied
are
perfectly
sm
ooth
and
ll»S
th
e
local
paper
th
a
t
he
hopetl
I . M . S m i t h ........
H obbs—“ About an equal thing.
A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s .
J . W . K e rn s . . .
............ 8urve>'or-1 soft, an d ‘ will not in ju re the most { , a rattlesn ak e would bite him if he I gues8 A11 of tbem were Cap-
F a c to ry a g e n t for B icycles, P ia n o s , O r­
...........S tock I n s p e c to r ..
.
E . H a n n a fin ..
a thousand
m
D is tr ic t N o. 3—G eo. M eader, J u stic e ; { delicate m em brane; in fact, they ever . traveled
. .
,
.
. ile , s , ; tured deserters.”— T ruth.
g a n s . G ra j l.o p h o n e s a n d K o d a k s.
R. E. H O S K IN S O N ,
E . B . W h e a t, C o n s ta b le .
act as a gentle stim u la n t, and are! again to help a couple of m en trad t
M oro ....................................... O regon .
A tto m e v -a t-L a w a n d N o ta ry P u b lic .
G ladys—" P a p a ’s going to give
i beneficial in some form s of alia- wives. i.”— K ansas Citv Jo u rn a l.
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a cbeck at tbe wedding instead
P ra c tic e s in all C o u rts o i th i s S ta te .
v a l e d ic t o r y .
m entary difficulties. The unpleas-
Ic e C r e a m P a r lo r s , a n d
I am more and more convinced, q{ pregent> Tom „
;
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W ith th is issue of the Mono a n t sym ptom s from which some
the longer I live, th d .tth e very best
, f oni—“ All rig h t; w e ll have the R eal E s ta te , C o llectio n a n d In ? u ra n c e
------------
C o n fe c tio n e r y S to re .
L eader we lay aside the duties and suffer after eating honey m ay often advice th a t was ever given from
A g en cy . A b s tra c t of title s a n d co n -
la d ie s needling th o a s s is ta n c e of a !
cerem ony at high noon then, in ­
v e v a n e in g a sp e c ia lty , M o ro , S h e r-
tirst-e la ss d re s s -m a k e r, a re in ­
tria ls of an editor. For ten m onths be removed by drin k in g a little friend to friend is contained in
m a n c o u n ty , < ireg en .
v ite d to c a ll u p o n
stead of at four o’clock.”
W e re s p e c tfu lly so lic it business in o u r
these four words, “ Mind your own
have our readers been p a tie n t w ith ' m ilk.— A lbanv C ultivator.
G ladvs—“ W hv, w hat for, d e a r? ’ lin e , in s u rin g tl a t p ro m p tn e s s w h ic h al-
M I S S M A G G IE H U F F ,
business.” The following of it
us. For ten m onths have we 1
H a w a ii’s S in g in g M o u n ta in .
Tom —“ B anks close at three.”— w ay s follow s s tric t H tten tio n to m a tte r s AT llF K DRCSS-M AK1XG PARLO RS, OVER T IIE
.
,,
o f t h i s e h a r a e t e r .c o n t i < l e n t o f o u r a b i h t v
M. M. CO S STOUE,
s triv e n to give the public the best
M ount T an talu s, ju st outside of would save m anv a heartache. Its D etroit Free I ress.
,
.
.
.
.
,
ITonnlnln
can
b**
m
ade
to
sin*r
anv
.
observance
would
insure
against
to
ry
to
a
ll.
«-onntv paper, and judging by the n o n o iu tu , c..n oe m aue io sin,. a n \
o ....
M o ro ,..................................................... O r e g o n .;
H u rry a n d clean up for dinner,
,
• song or ru n an v score in th e whole every sort of w rangling.
hen we
liberal patronage and encourage- mugjcaj reper(Oirc
T be natives m ind our own business we are sure H enry!” urged Mrs. \ \ heeler,
m ent. c u r labors have not been in , a ttrib u te ¡t a p to tbe gbosts of ¿e- '»f success in w hat we undertake.
Now, tw enty years ago a hus-
v a in —have perhaps received greater parted w arriors said to in h a b it th e and m ay count upon a glorious im- hand so addressed would have
in d o rsm en t th a n we deserved. It fastnesses round about, b u t science m u n itv of failure. W hen the bus- washed his fa n and brushed hi?
is w ith regret, not unm ingled w i;h has found the real ex p lan atio n . {b andm an harvests a crop by hang- hair, hut H enry W heeler d id n ’t ........ Is the place to get good m eals or board hv the day or week............
tKnt we «.IV «rnod-hve to The top of th is m o u n tain is voiced ing over the fence a n d w atching H e rushed out into the tw ilight LGDCiNC
25 CENTS.
P
‘
’ ,g
ljke a d re a m la n d ,’a n d even th e his neighbor hoe weeds, i t w ill be | a n d cleaned his wheel.—Judge.
A C h o ic e lin e o f C a n n e d L u n c h G o o d s , f in e C o n f e c tio n e r y , Q o o d CclFe fflven S tock
•our readers— regret th a t we are to ,
, x
...
, ,
T e rm s Reasonable.
most staid will th rill and be mys- tim e for you an d me to achieve re­
B e s t a f t e r - d i n n e r C ig a rs .
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It is recorded th a t once Senator
no longer add our m ite to the
bv ¡(s sweetness and m elan- nown in a n y und ertak in g in which
Mason propounded a query to Sen­
E verything first-class, and term the lowest com patible with
W . C. JO H N S TO N & CO., Props.
•cause of advancing the interests of cbojy # ft
a t night-tim e only wc do not exclusively need to m ind ator M organ.
q u a lity
M oro,
....................... O re g o n .
G. W . B R O C K , P r o p r ie to r .
iShermail county a n d Moro, yet when th e plain tiv e and strange our own business. If I had a fam- “ How long could you ta lk ,” asked
-with pleasure, realizing th a t our lit- sounds are heard. At tim es they »ly of young folks to give advice to. M ason, .<on a 8ubjw t of w b;cb you M o ro, O r e g o n .
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d ie t r i a l , a n d annoyances in th is i are loud a n d bnieternns, like m id- m y early, late a n d constant admo- kncw ab5(,|UIelv n ,„ i,ing?o
A U arc a t a n e n d .' Let our s u e -' " ighl
*“ *
“ >,ten T ”
° ? ‘k ’ “
I
« ^ n e r e d M organ, w ith
into a com plete wail. These voices, { where, to "m ind your own busi­
“ if it was a m atte r about
•cessor receive th e sam e encourage- which m oan and scream and sob ness.”
T i hus
ness.
nus should
emmiu thev
u.vj. woo
»w . har- w h k h j kngw absoiu tejv no(b ing>
jn e n t and patronage th a t we have, about in the night, are believed by m ony an d peace, and live to enjoy
th in k I could talk more
a n d the future of th is paper will be the superstitious natives to be the som ething like com pleteness of life.
tw o d ay s.” -W a sh in g to n Post.
o f great benefit to th is county.
j spirits of the w arriors whose m an- — A W ise M an.--------------
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— -
i
i This conversation was overheard
! gled bodies lay at the foot of Pali.
A nicgsenger fM)V called up the
The R epublican policy of “ Pro-
To destroy th is p retty illusion is C entral telephone yesterday and in a railw ay car:
“ U sen’t you to work for the B. A
tection for all products and indus- alm ost barbarous.
S till, these agketj tbe operator if she knew
O?”
-tries th a t can be m ade to supply sounds, so reverently listened to by w hat love was.
“ Yes, I used; usen’t you?”
hom e dem ands w ithout im porta- O ahu natives, can be caused by
“ Xo,” she replied. “ Say, if vou
“ Yes, I used; I thought you
tion,” does not a t present include a nothing m ore th a n the ocean- bnd out. let me know, w ill you?”
used!”
‘bounty” —which is one form of breakers beating on the w indw ard
“ Au rig h t,” said the hoy.
th e production ol j »höre, a n d the p lain tiv e cadence «,(
wbUe he „ „ „ ¿ j h e t up
W > t hem m Am erica we have
FARMERS
HIGH-PRICED WHEAT AND BARLEY
............... when you can buy m ill feed a t ................
THE WASCO MILL
...........for a little more th a n half the value of w h e a t,............
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the French say their p ra y e rs as!
Bizley—“ W hat did you do?”
B l a z l e y — “ I looked a t him as if
could u n d e rsta n ’ th em ?”— House- ‘
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(own in a car th is m orning, and aye say th eir p ray ers before g ain ’
the conductor cam e along and into b a ttle ? ”
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J F “Bring in a load of wheat and try the experim ent. It will save
su g a r to the ex ten t it did only a O»e calm er serf below, a lte rn a tin g flgain flnd said;
vou money
vear ago. The acquisition of the w»^»
angrv and w ilder scolding
“ Say, I found th a t out. About money by storv-w riters w ith a gift
for business.— Life.
H aw aiian Islands, and the v irtu al °f the storm above, echoing am ong loye
know »»
control of other islands capable of the dales an d crags of the lofty “ W hat is it? ” asked C en tral?”
’If you don’t give me a q u a rte r,”
im m ense production of sugar, r e n - ! m o u n tain . The feeling as ’f the „ An itching of the h eart th a t said little W illie, “ I ’m going to tell tLLIS NEECE.
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der the proposition to g ra n t a ; P ^ n c e oi h u m an » p in ts about j Qne can>t
Baid tb e b o v ,, about you kissing sister.”
bounty to the beet sugar in d u stry you cannot he shaken off, and the an d he ran g off.— Syracuse Courier. ‘-But I h a d n ’t even thought of
a t La G rande less feasible an d less weird song of terror as of h u m an
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r sigter „ protegted tbc
just, and public sentim ent does not VO1C0S- cannot be hushed nor trans-
h a t are you th in k in g about.
dem and it. '
lated into th eir sounds by even a little m an ? ” asked a charm ing • t
a in ,t? „ gaid W illie puz-
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i strong m ind. On a d ark night a hostess of a sm all hoy visitor
sled. “ Then I wonder w hat she i,
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The president s recent visit in the , g^ngitiyg a n d superstitious m ind
“ M am a told m e,” answered the
Proprietors of the popular M ail. Passenger a n d Express Stage line from
! told me to say th a t to vou for?”—
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Southern states has p re tty thor- coul<l not endure w ith comfort the little m an, “ not to take two or-
W asco to Antelope via Moro, G rass Valley and Kent
•ought} shown to the world a t large hideous forebodings of the scene,
anges, and I was th in k in g I ’d he
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THROUGH TRIP IN ONE DAY
th a t a republic such as we live in y OWj jf (wo persons whose voices
m ighty lucky if I got one.”— De- L ittle Clarence_“ Ba?”
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•can and will survive the greatest cbord should sing from one of t h e , tro it Free Press.
Mr. C alipers—“ W ell, m y son?”
Shortest line from P o rtlan d and way points by 12 hours.
s tra in a n y governm ent ever had to i bejgbtg> j t w;n be found th a t the
H oax—“ My wife and some of
L ittle Clarence—“ I have just
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t ! »‘ m ountain will catch up the song
her friends are going to organize a been reading th a t
there are no
GOING N O R TH .
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| W asco.................................... 10 a. m A ntelope....................................3 a. m.
4tml bloody war. I t has been p r e - , and (ake ¡( from cliff to cliff, car- [ gecre( society ”
; nails in use in J a p a n .”
• Mof().................................. 1:30 p. m K e n t...........................................7 a. m.
•dieted th a t our co u n try would ry in g it off in to the distance in one { J o a x __“ Nonsense! The
idea of j I’a—“ T h at is probably true. Grass V a lle y ........................... 4 p. m G rass V a lle y ..........................9 a. m.
never again be a united nation ex- direction and bringing it back in women in a 8ecret „ociety.”
: W h at of it? ”
K e n t...........................................7 p. ni M oro....................................1:30 p. m.
cep t in form, b u t all the world sees another, u n til a perfect round is { H oax — “ Yeu
m is u m k .,.......... ... ................... ...
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m isu n d e rsta n d .! L ittle Clarence—“ Well, then, pa. Arrives a t A ntelope............. 10 p. m Arrives a t W asco...................4 p. m.
now th a t we are a united c o u n try ,. obtained. Then if the two singers Tbcy arc to m ect to tcn SCCrets.”— w hat do you suppose
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not only in nanu* but in fa c .
suddenly cease th eir song the P biladclp b ia Record.”
their cam paign lies?”
Puck
m ountain will go on singing it for
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A goncillos protest ag ain st the quite
long tim e after _
Sm all b o y - “ l don’t wonder th a t
D uring the long French war, two j
T im o S c h e d u l e N o. 3 .—T o T a k e E ffe c t F rid a y , J u ly 1st, 1898.
pe ace com m ission’s actions in ' s;ient._ S a Saturday
tu r d a y Evenin«' Bost.
"o m e n ’s heads so often ache.”
old ladies in S tan h er were going to!
12:01 A. M. P a c if ic T im o .
P aris, a n d his argum ents and state­
L ittle girl—“ W hy?”
{the kirk. The one said to the
No. 4.
No. 2.
No. 1.
No.
m en t of fact in support of his pro­
She— “ You’ve been d rin k in g !” j Sm all bov—“
boy— “ Everv
Every tim e they ' other:
test, u tterly ignores the fact th a t to
He—“ Not a bit. Does m y breath see a n y of their children th ey ’ve ¡ " 7 , ^ it no wonderfu’ th in g th a t
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the U nited States only belongs the indicate it? ”
j got to th in k up some reason for not I the Rritigh were ftyc victorioU8
8:15 a. m.
Wasco.
7:00 p. m.
5:00 a. m.
4:00 p. m.
c la im th a t they dispossessed the
She—“ No, but I am positive all letting them do w hat they w ant to.”
7 :30 a. m.
6:15 p. m.
5:40 a. m .
4:40 p. m.
Biggs.
Leave.
Leave.
Arrive.
Arrive.
S paniards. He says, “ A t length, • the sam e.”
¡ - G o o d News.
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b i t » gaid tbe otber old
D. C. O ’R E IL L Y . G e n . M a n a g e r.
a t the end of the present century,
H e - “ Oh, come, m y dear; t h a t ' Bl a z l e y - “ I was com ing d o w n 'la d y ; “d in n a ye ken the Breetish E. E. L Y TLE, P r e s id e n t.
t.ie S panish fun es have been com- was smokeless powder you read
pletely routed by those of the na- about in the p a p e r s - n o t odorless
tives.”
W onder if he th in k s w hisky.”— T ruth.
Dewey and his men “ natives.”
-----------------------H unker—“ Staggers has a p retty
Associate w ith men of good easy tim e of it. ’
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Spatts- " In vvliat w ay?”
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H u n k e r—“ H is wife drives him
C han in bad com pany.— W ashing-' to d rin k , and a cabm an drives him
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