MORO
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L EA D E R .
P u b lis h e d E v e ry W e d n e s d a y by th e
M o ro P u b lis h in g C o.
E n te r e d a t t h e P ost-O ffice > t M oro,
O reg o n , a s seco n d -class m a t te r ,
A p ril 27, 1898.
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
PE» YEAR, SI.00 SIX MONTHS, 50C.
(in a d v a n c e .)
F ixglk C o m e s ................... ............. 5 C kxtk .
A d v e rtis in g rate« m a d e k n o w n o n ap -
jd ien tio ii.
>1. F itz M avr : ck , .........
......... E ditor .
W E D N E S D A Y ................. J A X . 11, 1899.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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stati » .
W illia m M c K in le y ..................... P re s id e n t.
G a r r e tt A . H o b a rt
V ice P re s id e n t.
. .S e c re ta ry of S ta te .
J<»l»n M ay
L y m a n P . tin g e .. .S e c re ta ry o f T re a s u ry .
.S e c re ta ry of In te r io r .
C . X . Bliss
K n sse ll A. A ig er. . . . . S e c re ta ry of W a r.
.S e c re ta ry o f X av v .
Jo h n D. Long.
. P o s tm a s te r G e n e ra l.
J a m e s A . G a ry .
J o h n W . G rig g s . . . . A tto rn e y G e n e ra l.
J a m e s W ils o n . .S e c re ta ry of A g ric u ltu re .
B in g e r H e rm a n n J o i n t C o m m iss io n e r.
STATE O F OKEGOX.
....................G o v e rn o r.
L o r d ....
.Secretary of S ta te .
K in ca id .
M e tc h a m
................. T re a s u re r.
Irw in
.S u p t. P u b . I n s tr u c tio n .
11. !-eeds ................... S ta te P r in te r .
W . P.
11. E .
P h il.
G. M.
W.
V. S . SENATOR.
G eo rg e W . M cB rid e.
J o s e p h S im o n .
COXC1RKSSMRX.
W . R . E l l i s ................. T h o m a s H . T o n g u e.
SVPBKME JCIM'.KS.
F. A. M oore. R . S. B e a n .C .
E . W o lv e rto n .
SEVENTH JfD H T A L DISTRICT.
W . L. B radshaw .............C irc u it J u d g e .
A . A . J a v n e ...
P ro s e c u tin g A tto rn e y .
E . B. Im fur .
...............J o in t S e n a to r.
G illia m , S h e rm a n a n d W a s e o e o u n tie s .
J o h n M i c h e l l ................... J o in t S e n a to r,
S h e rm a n a m i W asco .
B. S . H u n tin g to n , F . X . J o n e s , J o in t
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , S h e rm a n , W asco .
I n te r e s tin g F a n s o C a se .
O n T u e s d a y of la s t w eek th e ease
a n d its advantages as a tra d in g
of
“‘T h e S ta te of O regon vs. A d o lp h
point. It is located 20 miles south
H
a
p p o ld ,” w as tr ie d before J u s tic e
of the Columbia river in the eenter
of Sherman county, and is the ter­ M eader a n d th e fo llo w in g ju r y : W .
minus of the Columbia Southern (!. A rm a w o rth v , S h e r m a n H uff,
Ry. Co. This gives our merchants .John J o h n s o n , W . S. P o w ell a n d
a chance to sell goods as cheap as E d g a r M e ssin g c r. T h e d e fe n d ..n t
any R. It. town in the country, w as ac c u se d of b r e a k in g d o w n a
which they are doing. There is no fence b e lo n g in g to la n d n o t h is own,
reason why the country south of a n d th e lin e in su c h e a se s m a y he
Moro should not do all their freight­ fro m $ 1 0 to $500. T h e e v id e n c e
ing from here instead of The Dalles. a t th e tr i a l fe n d e d to show th a t
Moro has four good general mer­ J o h n L y n c h , th e p r iv a te p ro s e c u to r,
chandise stores, one hardware store, h a d been in p o sse ssio n of a piece of
two implement houses, one boot la n d in th e B igelow n e ig h b o rh o o d ,
and shoe house, one first-class drug for se v e ra l y e a r s u n d e r a b o n d fo ­
store, one furniture store and un­ il d eed fro m Lee J o h n s o n ; t h a t th e
dertaking establishment, two meat d e fe n d a n t H a p p o ld liv e d a b o u t 1
markets, two good hotels, three m ile s n o r th of th e L y n c h p la c e ,
restaurants, two barber shops, three a n d t h a t fo r a n u m b e r of y e a rs hail
newspapers, besides a number of b een in th e h a b it of p a s s in g over
small stores and shops, including a L y n c h ’s la n d in o rd e r to get o u t
o n to th e c o u n ty r o a d ; t h a t a b o u t
billiard hall and howling allev.
15 y e a r s ag o Lee J o h n s o n to ld th e
The good people of Wasco county d e fe n d a n t h e w o u ld g iv e h in t a
are having trouble over the leasing r ig h t of w a y th r o u g h th e la n d in
by the county court of the stream q u e s tio n ; t h a t d e fe n d a n t a n d o th e r
of Hood river to the Hood Rivet- n e ig h b o rs L ad u se d th is p r iv a te
Lumbering Company. This lease w ay fo r m a n y y e a r- u n til re c e n tly ,
was executed by the court a couple g a te s b e in g m a in ta in e d a t d iffe re n t
of years ago, and now the court is p o in ts a lo n g th e rq u te to keep
sorry for w hat it did and wants to sto c k from tr e s p a s s in g o n L vneh.’s
Mol°- its
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‘ ¡on.
b u sin e sse s.
go hack on it. An order has l»een
made by the court canceling the
lease, hut the Lumbering Company
has entered a kick, and the matter
will most likely go to the circuit
court on writ of review to reinstate
the lease, if the lower court had no
right to annul the same. Consid­
erable interest is taken in the m at­
ter by those who are interested, amt
both sides of the question will no
doubt I k - thoroughly ventilated be­
fore it reaches final determination.
Last Thursday the state hoard
fixed the state tax levy f ir IStl.l at
5.7 mills. The total amount of
SHERMAN COrXTY.
revenue necessary to be raised to
J o h n F u lto n ..........................C o u n ty Ju d ge.
meet current expenses of the state
R . P . O rr, R . I I . K in g , C o m m issio n e rs.
W m . H e n ric h s -,.........
C le rk . is 1761,141.39. Of this amount
W m . H o ld e r ......................
S h eriff. Sherman county will he required
W . S t a n l e y . . » ............................... T re a s u re r.
tocontribute $7,020.43. According
W . I f . R a g s d a le ................... C o u n ty S u p t.
to the ollieial statement of the
B . F . P ik e .......................................... A ssesso r.
I. M . S m i t h ........................................C o ro n e r. Board, it appears that the gross
J . W . K e rn s ..................................S u rv e y o r. value of all property in Sherman
E . H a n n a f in ..................... S to e k In s p e c to r. county is ♦1,376,352. The total
D is tric t N o . 3— G eo . M e a d e r, J u s tic e ;
amount of property therein exempt
E . B . W h e a t, C o n s ta b l e .'
from taxation is $144,897, and the
total taxable property therein is
Abler pens than ours have $1,231,455.
written up the new railroad from
Biggs to Moro, but in view of the j The fiery utterances of the Boer
fact that we happened to be the newspapers, in connection with the
first passenger to pay a fare on the killing of the Englishman Edgar,
new line, we claim the right to say by a Boer policeman, shows that
a word on the subject. The first the situation in the Transvaal is
passenger train pulled out from i strained to the utmost. The Uit-
Moro to Biggs on Friday, January landers will scarcely submit to
the 6th, and the good people o f. causeless insults, such as a Boer of­
Moro are now in close touch with ; ficer helping himself to the con­
the outside world, and can travel ■ tents of an inoffensive English trav­
“to and fro on the face of the - eler’s hand-bag, who, on making a
earth” without paying much at­ protest, was arrested and roughly
tention to the elements. Having handled. When such petty annoy­
lived for some years at a point ances as these have to be borne on
many miles from a railroad, we every side, it is time that some one
know the inconvenience of having called a halt to Boer insolence.
to endure a long cold stage ride in
winter, and a much-to-be dreaded I It has been rumored that D. C.
hot dusty one in summer to g e t, Ireland of Moro intends starting
anvwhere. A good railroad town, another paper here. If Bro. Ire­
and a terminal one at that, is land has some money to blow in
surely a good place to locate in. he should start a paper in Golden-
and what better town can you find dale. He may get rich at it; at
than Moro. Its merchants and I any rate many newspaper men
people will hold out the right hand have been able to retire from busi­
of friendship to any one wishing to ness here, but we never heard of
meke a home amongst them. We them making at it. To tell the
speak from experience, and take truth, the two newspapers here do
this opportunity to thank those well to merely exist. Our mer­
citisens with whom we have come I chants and people don’t care to be
in contact for the courtesy and j further drained in this line.—Gold-
kindness thus far extended to us. endale Sentinel.
We trust that we shall be able t o '
reciprocate through the medium of
SH E E P ON TH E RESER VES.
these columns, and that our town
According to a Tacoma dispatch,
and country shall ever find in the i
the forestry reserve officials of the
L eader a faithful advocate, and I Pacific Northwest have decided to
one that may perchance lie enabled i lease summer pasture privileges on
to contribute in some small degree the reservations to owners of bands
to the furtherance of its most sub­ of sheep. Ranges will be let at the
stantial interests.
rate of $5 to every 1000 sheep pas­
p r o p e r ty ; t h a t a s h o r t tim e ago M r.
L y n c h c o n c lu d e d to lock tin sc g a te s
a n d s to p tr a v e l th r o u g h h is p r e m ­
ises, ov.in-j to th e g a te s j n q u -silon
b e in g f r e q u e n tly left o p e n a n d
c a u s in g h im c o n s id e ra b le a n n o y ­
ance; t h a t o n D eeem hei 21s; I la p -
p c ld a n d h is h ire d m a n a tte m p t' d
to p a s s o v e r th e h in d , a n d fin d in g
th e w ay o b s tru c te d th e y b ro k e d o w n
a fen ce e n c lo s in g a 19-acre tr a c t
w h ic h la v b etw een th e m a n d th e
.vne-h wa s pre«-
1, bu t V. itlio u t
avail. There was a l s o son ic evi-
d e u c e to th e effect P.m: IB - l'p o h 1
from hi« house
ic hi2ir.vay, but
that it was not
verv V -1 • e road
and would entail omc extra tr a v i
The ease was
>ly pre
from the standpoii of
and the defense. Senator Dufur ap­
pearing for Mr. Happold. ami J. B
Hosford f o r the prosecution. Aftci
a couple of hours’ deliberation tin
jury returned a verdict of guilty
and thecourt imposed a tine o f $ 2 5
No appeal.
-O L i« :
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r-riC'LE.-D- Oregon; 1:11 for k e e p in g “ C a n n o n
P re s e n t - lio n .
Jo h n
F u lto n , ju ro r? for the year lSh'.i.
C o u n ty J u d g e , R . P . O rr a n d R. H .i
T h e re b e in g no f u r th e r b u sin e ss
C le rk ,
am i
Wm.
H o ld e r.
E N G L IS H
Sheriff.
LUTHERAN
Moro Lodge, I. O. O. F., 113, in­
stalled their officers Saturday night.
The officers were A. E. Cousens,
X. G.; J. M. Florer, Y. G.; Win.
Henrichs, secretary; W. B. McCoy,
treasurer. Deputy Grand Master
C. W. Moore officiated. There was
a large crowd in attendance. Odd
Fellows came from all over the
county and stayed all night. After
the installation they all repaired
to the Moro Hotel, where the Moro
Lodge had arranged for a grand
banquet, and it was all right.
After the inner man—and woman
we might say—was filled, (as some
said “too full for utterance” ) they
spent to 4 of an hour in toasts
and speeches for the good of the
Order. After supper, which was
after 12 o’clock, the greater part
went to Wm. Hoggard’s billiard
hall and bowling alleys and stayed
till—well not quite daylight.
The Grass Valley Brothers and
Sisters came in a great big family
sleigh, and they seemed to have a
good time.
The members from Grass Valley
were: C. W. Moore and wife, O. P.
King and wife, C. K. Mills and
wife, Rich. Campbell and wife, W.
H. F airfield and wife,----- W ilco x
and his mother, and Mrs. J. D.
Wilcox, Mr. Porter, C. A. Buckley,
.Mr. Dunn, Ed Smith, Frank lams.
There is one thing about the in­
stallation tiiat was nice, it v.as
public—and the Sisters seemed to
enjoy it very much. “Nit.”
tured each season, unless there is
We see by Tuesday’s Oregonian competition for the same tract be­
that the new county petitioned for tween rival sheepmen, when the
will not include any portion of Gil- privilege will be awarded to the
h im, but will be taken from the highest bidder.
abundant territory of Grant and
The rental charge is moderate.
Crook counties, with Mitchell, the Indeed, it is hardly more than nom­
largest town, as the probable inal, since the owner of a band of
county seat. The change will b e , 10,000 sheep would pay but $50 a
!■ boon to parties living long dis-1 year to the government. The gov­
lances from Canyon City and ernment could, if it chose, shut them
Prineville, the resjiective county off the reservations, but as that
«cats of Grant and Crook.
would work a hardship on an impor­
tant industry which has been ad­
E. C. Holder, secretary of the justed to existing conditions, the
Astoria Chandler of Commerce, government prefers to deal gener­
writes this office, to inform those ously with the sheepmen, and has
whom it may concern in this city, devised a plan which will give
that not receiving favorable respon­ them a legal status on the reserva­
ses to the circular letter issued to tions. At the same time, by fixing
the extent which would justify the definitely the boundaries of the
calling of a convention on the open different allotted ranges, the own­
river question, the Astoria Cham­ ers of the bands can l>e held to a
ber of Commerce has abandoned closer accountability for the de­
it for the present at least.
struction of timber. In this way.
if the cruisers are valuable and en­
ergetic,
and the superintendents
Amoug the applicants for state
will
impress
the leasers with the
license to practice medicine in Ore­
gon. we notice the name of Alliert weight o f their responsibility, the
P. OLearv, a product from the uni­ herders can lie made valuable aids
versity of Michigan. Mr. OLearv to the limited forces patroling the
F a t h e r ( im p r e s s iv e ly ) S u p p o se
is a bherqaan county man. The reservations.— Spokane Review.
1 should 1 m ; ta k e n a w a y s u d d e n ly ,
examination took place last Wed­
what w o u ld becom e of y o u . m y h o y ?
nesday in Portland, and was under
M a t u l - T h e y o u g h t n o t t o allow
Irreverent Son i ’d stay here,
the supervision of the State Board marriages b< tricen < ou-i-ns.
r i l e q l | e « l i ii! i s , w ! i a l W o u l d h - , 'o n i e
of Medical Examiners.
M a r ie
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..................... why feed your team s.......................
HIGH-PRICED WHEAT AND BARLEY
H. A. MOORE.
M OORE
S E R V IC E S .
B R O S .,
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In th e m a tte r of p e titio n of
Moro—First Sunday, 1 p. in.;
BANKERS.
F. Hailey and others for a county third Sunday. 1 p. in.; Presbytc- T r a n s a c t a C e n e r a i B a n k i n g
mad; pi.it, survey and viewers' rian Church.
B u s in e s s , M o ro , O r e g o n .
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W asco S econd S u n d a y , 7:30 p .
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ii S u n d a y . 1 1 a . m . C h ris-
is: >9.
ìa n I h u re h .
In th e m a tte r of p e titio n of
Ri;v. W m . F . H oi . i ., Pastor.
A u o lp h H a p p o ld for ro a d of p u b lic
S p a u ld in g C h a p e l A p p o in tm e n ts .
e a se m e n t, B. \V. A n so n , 1!. F. Med-
S p a u ld in g C h a p e l
1st a n d lib
lev a n d C h a s. 11:11 a p p o in te d v ie w ­
e rs, a n d o rd e re d th a t n o tic e of
s a id p r e c e d in g he serv« i on a il
in te re ste d p a r tit .
I n th e m a tte r of
c o u n ty ro a d , b y C. A. B u ck ley a n d
o th e r s : p ro o f of p o s tin g n o tic e
f u rn is h e d ; A. H o ld e r. D a v id V in ­
to n a n d R. C. B e n n e t; a p p o in te d
viewers, und
ve vor.
S h a r p , su r-
P e titio n for c o u n t v r o a .1. hv O . C.
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h e rs , la id o v er u n til
•X{ ÍC!•:n fo
L e tte rs of
..........for a little more than half the value of wheat. ......
filatile on <
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lh a s te rn Huttes.
FOR
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..........and at same time patronize a home industry............
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C ollection« m a d e a t all p o in t« on fa-
voi a b le te rm « . S ig h t e x c h a n g e a n d tele-
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P A C I F I C M IL L S .
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WELL-DIGGING,
EXCAVATING,
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h in g , fin d a m a n win» believ es F o r
o m e th iiig . - E x .
CELLA RS,
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of tae best naiiers in the
24 inches.
THE
COUNTY.
We have in stock of our own printing
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PA7R3NAUE SOLICITED.
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P R O F E S S IO N A L
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■ PUCES REA3UKABLE.
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We can and do print any size from the smallest card to j«»t»ters 18 by
C IS T E R N S a n d
urn 4.t $ 1 . , p, r y e a r.
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THE WASCO MILL
R u tle d g '
1st Sunday, 7 p. in.
>il S u n d a y , 11 a . in .
Bigelow
2d M n id a v , 11 a. m .
itii S u n d a y . 7 p. m.
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when you can buy mill feed a t .................
Sundays, i p. m.
M o ro , O re g o n .
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e invite comparison of our work and prices with any
M oro, O regon, other«. Samples can he seen in many places all over the county and
at our office.
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g a n s , G ra p h o p h o n e « a n d K o ,lak s.
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W J B la c k b u rn e , d o .......................
R A W a llis, d o ..................................
J o s ia h M a rsh , m a k in g ju r y l i s t . .
J W B la c k b u r n i. a tt o r n e y 's fees
S ta te vs W i l b e r ............................
G eo M e a d e r, ju s tic e f e e s ...............
E P e o p le « .............................. bill la id
y
BARN
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D .
flffff G o o d c a r e g iv e n s to c k .
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T e r m s R e a s o n a b le .
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W . C . J O H N S T O N & C O ., P ro p s .
GLEAMING AND REPAIRING.
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M oro,
O re g o n .
-
ALL WORK CUA8AMTEED FIRST-CLASS. THE FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.
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NEXT IHH K TO KAD1.EY « P R IC K ..
Moro,
W
W. J ASK BY
W
M o ro
O re g o n .
MOST CEKTRALLY LOCATED.
25c-
$$$
R o o m s , 26c u p .
N. W. THOMPSON,
GOING NORTH.
•> a.
7 a.
... 9a.
1:30 p.
4 p.
ji
P r o p r ie t o r o f t h e '
Shortest line from Portland and way points by 12 hours.
A L T A M O N T J R . L IV E R Y ,
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FEED, A N D SALE STABLES.
m.
in.
m.
m. Having enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to
m.
conduct the business in a first-class manner.
”, COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. |M’°
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1 ’ Tim o S c h e d u le No. 3 .—E ffectiv e T h u rsd a y , J a n . 5th, 1899. Main St., o p p o site B ank.
12:01 A. M. P acific Timo.
13
00 ;
SOI TÎ1 BOUND.
00 !
No. 1.
0111
Leave
. . (>:45 p.
001
2 00
2 OOj
3 0‘.>
10 OOj
19 Oil
o v er.
Moro, O regon.
NORTH BOUND.
m.
Leave
4 .XrJ p. m.
A rriv e . . 9:30 p. in.
E . E . L Y T L E , P resid e n t.
No. 2.
Arrive. . 2:30 p. m.
Ix'ave. . . 12:50 p. m.
Leave . 11:30 a. in.
D . C . O ’R E I L L Y . G 9 n . M anager.
Biggs.
Wasco.
Moro.
LOOK
THE
ON
GREATEST
THE
NEW SPAPER—
P A C IF IC
COAST,
YEAR FOR $1.75.
..................... AT T H E ......................
U.YIAT1 L L A
HERE!
AMD THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A WHOLE
STO P W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP,
Petition for new road district
H O U S E , ..
JU S T
SEE :
pointed supervisor of said District
W eek ,y Q rogonian
No- 1 L
AND YOU WILL CET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH.
ELECTRIC J.ICHTS AMD CALL BELLS. M oro L eader
Bond of J. M. Parry as Com-
The Dalles, Or.
S^NOTT & FISH PROPS.
........................................................
niander of Sherman Post No. 4, G.
’
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Both S e p a ra te
A . IL ; exam ined a n d approved.
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BROCK’S RESTAURANT
...................
w a r.
S- e ie tv •■{
$ 2 .5 0
OFFER
$1.75
STANDS,
B a s t a f t e r - d i n n e r C ig a rs .
£ 3 ^ ¡'Zverything first-class, and terms the low
lowest compatible with
oualit v
G. W . B R O C K . P r o p r i e t o r .
A id
$1.50
1.00
„ „ P J E iL ( W E R -
granted to J. A. and Mrs. K. M. ........Is the place to get good meals or hoard by the day or week.......... I
Both a Full Y ear fo-
Wcst.
'
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...............................
.. , .
, , ... ( L3BGIKG
................................................................ 25 CENTS.
d>. advHnee.)
the Sherman County ObsL-ver was A ChoicG ,in e of C an n e d L u n ch G oods, fin e C o n fe ctio n ery , &UBSCRESE AT 0 ICE, WHILE THIS
appointed the official paper fo r!
Sherman county for the ensuin-'
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a m p le Room.
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2
2
2
2
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POST-OFFICE IN THE BUILMNC.
R a te s :
Antelope.
K ent...........
Grass Valley
Moro.............
Arrives at \V
W. C. WILLIAMS, MTl.
NEW MORO HOTEL.
O regon.
THROUGH TRIP IN ONE DAY.
....................
...... -$4.50.
m.
in.
in.
m.
m.
Iff
WM. HOLDER, MORO.
AT H E R l>:U.SS-M.AX!Ni; PARLORS, OVER TH E
Wasco to Antelope via Moro, Grass Valley and Kent.
'.Vasco......................... . . . 10 a.
Moro........................... 1:30 p.
Grass Valley............ .. . 4 p.
K ent........................... ........Î P-
Arrives at Antelope. . ___10 p.
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All la d ie s n e e d in g th e a s s is ta n c e of a
tirst-c la ss d re s s -m a k e r, a re in ­
v ite d to c a ll u p o n
GOING SOUTH.
Frank Sayr« ...... ...........,...
S to re .
LEADINC CICARS AND TOBASCB.
J
TAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Fare, o n e way
P a r lo r s , a n d
C o n fe c tio n e r y
. 54 00.
.
.
.
.
H E E v e r e t t ................................ D iet
B oys a m i G 'r ls
CO.
jfWELER AMD OPTICIAN.
FIRST NATIONAL DANK 3LOCK,
l’hæ»......................................
OF ROAD
MORO
,
M oro \ \ a t e r C o m p a n y , 3 m o u th s
w a t e r ..................................................
C J B rig h t, atu » r:u y ’s fee« . . .
W m H e n ric h s , s ta m p s a n d s u p ­
p lie « .....................................................
M oore B ro«, h a ll r e n t .....................
1 M S m i t h , a tte n ila n e on p a u ­
A.’:’ iINTM EXT
W. 0, HADLEY,
Ht!H; ¡litT 3 S & WILSON,
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................... as consistent with our quality of work.
J. M. D U N A H O O .
Ilrug
C. *- Mw','<T-N(.TON.
o f G a s J o h n «on
11 I ! S i i t c l ' f L l i d i-.l'il o \
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
A no surgeon
(II
•s
¡if.
M o rt-
£W “ Ail stric tly firs t-c la s s a n d p ro p e rly w o rd ed .
PROMPT AND CHEAP.
win Ih » Ison
D e e d s , C r o p a n d C h a tte l
g a g e s , R e le a s e s c f M o r tg a g e , e tc .,
T R U C K IN G .
ALL KINDS TtAMiKC ABOUT TOWN.
Pru<
Wi
AND
la rv a n d
EF. A'
ass
W a rra n te e
BAGGACE TRANSFER.
pi.ie> i?e in a n y c o u rt of th e st.
We clip the following from the
Oregonian:
At to rn e v -at-L aw a n d X o ta rv P u b lic .
‘“The prevalence of grip in East­
1 P racti.-i - in a ll th e C o u rts os th i s State
ern cities has placed an embargo per ........................................
C ol l ’a e k in a C o, m e a t ta r n is h e d
upon that most disgusting of all
in
M oro ............... O rekon .
practices—promiscuous
kissing.
lureing p a iq x 'r ........ 15
Sensible physicians plainly t 11 J P
: S o n , b u ry in g p a a -
D r. L lo y d D . Id ie m a n ,
people that they must stop this or p r
, a tt o r n e y ’s fees a n d
take the consequences, as adminis­ 11 !
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DENTIST.
ne<l
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tered by that dread malady, in
DOES
ALL
KINDS
OF HIGH CLASS
n, v ie w in g c o u n t V
aching bones, levered bodies, slow ma' I
DENTAL W ORK.
convalescence and big doctor's hills. W S W h it? , d o
Iffice h o u r? : 5) :30 to 12 m . ; 1 :3J to o p. m
“A word to the wise,” etc. It is J P M c M illin , do
(.91; •? o v e r fi.e B a n k , M oro, O reg o n .
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doubtful, however, whether the J o h n H u ll, ¡.isti?
ra n k T h o m p s o n , ii »riwtni,1I? fee « 10 111)
wise need the word here spoken, M I l a u g , d o . . .
50 !
R. E. h o s k . n s o n ,
and equally doubtful whether the
50 ¡
B W in? it, do.
A
tto
rn
e y -a t-L a w a n d N o ta ry P u b lic .
foolish will heed it.”
. 1. lk i r t le t t, w it: less fee» ju s1-
Q tío
I’ra
c
ti.i
« in ail C o u rt? of th i s S ta te .
Surely this is rather hard on the
D e n e th , d o .........
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kissing community. We think that
b W a ll « , in te r p re te r ju s tie e
Ertate, Cell
the sensible physicians will have c o u r t . ....................
3
A ’ s ir.t« “ <»l l i t i o h id 1
. CM»
their work cut out to stop the time- av e A n d e rse n , ex ini-npr* - ! • « 10 50 ¡
¡¿.in!■
.
;niy\'fi'
:''-ey'
‘
‘ “
honored practice of kissing, as some Ire E E L y o n , <1..
10 50
W e r e a p c e t f illy • J c it '
i
oar
very wise people h a v e b e e n known
i
ai L »V. i:
jiro u ip tn e« ? w liii'h al-
iivs lo llo tt? s tric t a tte n tio n to m a ile r«
to kiss—and become quite fond of i E E v e r e tt, I 'i i •t N o I
HX» 4 1
ifii- • iiar.u te r . >. iitiilfi.t of o u r a b ilitv
the habit. Of course there are
J D u n s,
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2
. t’4 (HI
lia n ille th e « .n a r in a m a n n e r tati«f..c-
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3
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some kisses that are not very invit­ ler.ry H o o t,
I.
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a
m
p
b
e
ll,
“
4
.
103 ÎM)
ing, but taken altogether, k’ssing
imt • Tomlin,
. 62 iX) Ì
is not a very disgusting process. B a r tle tt,
•>
. 15 03 ’ ELL’S NSECÏ
No doubt it largely depends on
W A x te ll.
“
1»
. 56 00
who is to be kissed.
W T h o m p s o n , **
7
. 50 00 '
In s ta lla tio n .
3U S IN E S S
'JJ. H. MOORE.
K in g , C o m m issio n e rs, W m . l ie n - c o u r t a d jo u rn e d ,
ric lis,
FARMERS
to a d v e r tis e - in th e M oro L eader .
drawn f o r ---------------------------------------------
A llison ’ n o t a llo w e d .
List of 200 n a n : ‘s
J a n u a ry T e rra , 1330.
£fi®C‘T h e w ay to m a k e m o n e y is
O re g o n .
A d d ro ss all o rd e rs to
leader
,
M oro, Oi’wgoiVw