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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1899)
M ORO LEA D ER . THE B E E T S U G A R IN D U S T R Y SHERMAN CO UNTY. IN FROM B !G G 3 TO P R IN E V IL L E . W o a r y E d it o r S o lilo q u is e s . A prize of one guinea offered for IP The wa v to make money is ' the best definition of “ life” has to advertise in the Mono L eader . M hila litis may be an entirely 1 thought I ’d done! a n d o n this page | has the following to say about our ! P u b lis h e d E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y th e netv idea to many of the residents! A blank space stares, an 1 seems to mock been awarded for the following def M o r o P u b lis h in g C o . new railroad: inition: “ Life—A trial trip before My tnyscry, anil moves my ra g e ! of Sherman county, yet we kindly B U S IN E S S C A R D S . W ork has been suspended on the I've got no further copy left, ..................... why feed your team?....................... the launch into eternity.” invite tin* attention of ¡ill who are E ntered at th e Port-Office at Moro, construction of the Colum bia S o u th -; And of my wits I’m half bereft! Oregon. as second-class m atter, W . H M O O R E . interested in the best interests and H . A. M O O R E . April 27, 1898. ern railroad for the season, after! W hat shall 1 scribble, grave or gav, HIGH-PRICED WHEAT AND BARLEY E N G L IS H L U T H E R A N S E R V IC E S . advancement of the industrial the track has been laid from Wasco, j In prose or verse, to fill this space? M O O R E B R O S ., Moro—Fii rst Sunday, 4 p. m.; R A TE S OF S U B S C R IP T IO N : growth of our community. The ........... when you can buy mill feed a t .............. the 1897 term inus, a d istant e of 10 i Art? Music? Easbions of to-day? PER YEAR, S I.0 Ü S IX M O NTHS, 53C . sugar beet industry is a paying third Sunday, 4 p. m.; Presbyte A sonnet to a lady’s face? H ANK ERS. miles to Moro, Over 200 men (in advance.) THE WASCO MILL one, as has been proven to the sat rian Church. I can t decide; bat it’s quite clear were employed on the grade during T ra n s a c t a G eneral B anking F ixc . i e Cot n s . .5 C ents . isfaction of nearly every community 1 must have som ething to p u t here. Monkland—Second Sunday, 1 p. ..........for a little more than half the value of wheat, ......... B u sin ess, Moro, O regon. A dvertising rates made known on aj> that has given it a fair trial, and the season of 1898, and the total m.; fourth Sunday, 1. p. m.; Pres A thought! E ureka! In you go, 1 lieation. length of line thus far constructed Letters of credit issued available on B U LK FOR B U LK , Von little bantling rhym ster weak ; byterian Church. we firmly believe that the fertile is 29 miles south of Biggs, the junc Though folks will whisper, well I know, E astern states. Wasco Second Sunday, 7:30 p. M. K itz M al uice , . . ..................... E ititok . soil of Sherman county can pro ..........and at game time patronize a home industry............ tion with the O. R. A- X. The cost And bint at editorial cheek. duce as good sugar beets, as it does i m.; third Sunday, 11 a. m.; Chris Collections made at all points on fa - ; Bring in a load of wheat and try the exjx-riment. It will gave of construction of this section is es ) es, you shall step, poor vagrant verse, vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele W BOXESI>AY. .. ......... J AX. IS, 1899. wheat, and we would suggest that tian Church. I his gap for better or for worse. you money. timated at $60,(XX). graphic transfers sold on New York, San : the matter he given a fair trial by R ev . W m . F. H oll , Pastor. Francisco, Po rtlan d, T h e Dalles and va The principal promoters of the OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. some of our farmers who can do so D IA M O N D S A N D H E A R T S . rious points in Oregon and W ashington. N O R T H P A C IF IC M IL L S . new line, E. E. Lytle of The Dalles, S p a u ld in g C h a p o l A p p o in tm e n t s . thoroughly. The fact that the near VNITEI» KTATES. T h e P lo t. and D. C. O’Reillv * of , Portland, ex- Spaulding Chapel—1st and 4th W illiam M cK inley...................President. future has in sight cheap power for P 1 Bernice Halstead, a young ladv R. M. B R A SH , G arrett A. Hohsirt. 1 ... .Vice President. manufacturing purposes in this peet to extend the line in 1899 as Sundays, at 11 a. in.; 2d and 3d • ,, t i x • » ^ar south as Prineville, a distance of eighteen and an orphan, inherits Sundays, 7 p. m. John H a y ...................Secretary of State. * town in the wav of electrical power , HOUSE PAINTER, CRAINER ANO PAPER- considerable property under the Lyman P. Gage.. .Secretary of Treasury. r .. n rn . • xi '»>’ r a l* °* * < •» m iles from Biggs Rutledge—1st Sunday, 7 p. m.; HANCEH. will of her deceased father. Her V. X. B lis s .............. Secretary of Interior. from the Destitutes river, that a .... ihe grade follows the meanderings 3d Sunday, 11 a. m. Russell A. Alger......... Secretary of W ar. flouring mill is quite an assured stepmother, Mrs. Halstead, enters M oro,............................................... Oregon. of the most convenient streams in Bigelow—2d Sunday, 11 a. m.; John P. I x ir g .. . . .Secretary of Navy. fact, that a wool scouring mill is into a plot with Dwight Bradley, Jam es A. G ary ........Postm aster General. also to he out' of Moro’s industries, going toward Prineville, and will 4th Sunday, 7 p. m. thus he somewhat longer than the her son by a former marriage, to Jo h n W. G riggs........... Attorney tieneral. F. L. J ohns , Pastor. should stimulate our farmers to Jam es W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture. WELL-DICGINC, direct distance between the two coerce Bernice into marrying Linger H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner. make an earnest effort to secure a points. Dwight, who is a designing fortune- i ,,„L , , , ,x A If -vou w:‘nt » man to do some- IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N TY . EXCAVATING, beet-sugar plant in town, thus se-! huntei and a reckless spendthrift. ,i lung, • .. , This new road has already op . . . . . . . ’ t i lin g , fin d a man who believes st .'. te of okeoox . curing for themselves another very For CELLARS, ened up a large area of farming the main object of this scheme he something. - Ex. W. P. I.orri............. . . ...............Governor. paying industry. We can and do print any size from the smallest card to jesters 18 by ing to secure Bernice’s property for country in southern Sherman II. R. K incaid............"jseefetaryof State. CISTERNS a n d Two o{ the begt re jn thp 24 inches. We have in stock of our own printing P h il. M etcliam . .8 ... . . r .. ' . Treasurer. Reports have come in from the county, and its continued construc- Dwight, an.l thereby enable him to pay lus debts and save him from; State of Oregon—the Weekly Ore- G. M. Irw in. . ..S u p t. Pub. Instruction. country that horses which have tion will tend to develop a large DRAINING. W .: R . Lee«)«............. .. .S tate P rinter. heretofore wintered on the outside hunehgrass area in eastern Wasco financial ruin. In pursuance of gonian ami L eader —for the small PRICES REASONABLE. SEV ERA L FO RM S O F N O TES, V . S . SENATOR. ranges are having a hard time of and northern Crook, and it will this plan, Mis. Halstead and suin of $1.75 per vear PATRONACE SOLICITED. George W. McBride, Joseph Simon. it, and it is to he hoped, for the bring the whole of Central and Dwight conspire together to make ______________ ' CVXI.KESSMEX. J. A. ELLIS Moro, O regon. ! sake of the poor brutes, that we Southeastern Oregon much nearer Bernice believe th at her father’s! P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . W ith and without indorsements, will expressly directed that unless T \. R. E llis............... Thomas II. Tongue. uiav have an early sprin Up to ! Portland, as it will save a great sv creme Juxm . the present the hardy Oregon pony | deal of 'expensive wagon-rood she married Dwight Bradley, all C. J . B R IG H T, EXPRESS AND W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C h a tte l M o rt F. A. Moore, 11. S. Bean, C. E. Wolverton. or eavuse was quite well able to freighting of wool, and divert all tU P ' ,P !t.' " ,li' * ' f-'1» Iu Mis. Hal- A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . SEVENTH Jl'D lC IA L DISTRICT. pick up enough grass to sustain the Malheur and llarnev countv I 8tCad' Accordingly, Mrs. Halstead Will practice in any court of the state. gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc., BAGGAGE TRANSFER. W. L. B radshaw ........ Circuit Judge. life amongst the rocks and canvons i trade from Winnemucca. Xev., to shows Bernice a pretended will, es- I Office, over K rause’s harness shop. A .'A t Ja y n e ......... Prosecuting Attorney l>rt I ',n I K' Dwight, ami and in the brakes of the different j the proper and less expensive chan- ' " All strictly first-cla ss and properly worded. E. B ilhtfnr...................... Joint Senator amco , : : : : Ouuox. DRAY1NG AND TRUCKING. But cun-1 ncl toward tins citv. “ '" i « '- ,han n,arr- v » ■»»» ' G illiam . Sherntah and Wasco counties. streams of the country Jo h n M icheli................... Jo in t Senator, ditions have changed, and for the Farmers in the graingrowing ( she docs not love, runs away from OUR PRICES ARE AS m w — - Sherm an am! Wasco. worse, so far as the range horse is districts adjacent to Wasco and her home, and secures a position D r. I. M . S M I T H , ALL KINDS TEAM INC ABOUT TOWN. as teacher in a country school. B. S. H u ntington, F. X. Jones, Joint concerned. Large tracts of the Moro are already receiving several ... ......................as consistent with our quality of work............ PROMPT AND CHEAP. Representatives, Sherm an, Wasco. government grazing lands have cents more in accordance with , b a ilin g , sic toards at the PHYSICIAN A nd surgeon SIIKRMAN OOCNTT. been bought up and fenced, as the . Portland markets per bushel on ' ,nU \.„ U Ahrahtm • i Jo h n F u lto n ....................... County Judge. country gets more thickly settled. the grain stored in their local J. M. DUNAHOO. u ’> ’ee fanner.: w a rug. ton. W e invite comparison of our work and prices with any 1!. I'. Orr, It. H . King, Commissioners. thus leaving less free range for out- warehouses, than they were two! U unniailllt at >>rty. is a dia Moro Moro, O regon, i others. Samples can be seen in many places all over the county and © Oregon. Wm. H cn rich s........................ Clerk. side stock to roam over. The year, ago, when a long wagon-road ,n"n' in 1 “ r"”5-» • a g"lhTn<itured. stock to roam over. \\ in. H older.....................................Sheriff. at our office. B . S . H U N T IN G T O N W. S tan ley ................................. Treasurer. high hunch grass on the hill- haul was necessary in gettin" the nnpoPn*st*C:lttHl old soul, who falls H . 8 W I L S O N . i's stations *taHon-i *n 1°VC W' t’1 ®ern*ce ar,d makes | Tv. H. Ragsdale ........C ountvSupt. sides, and the rye grass in the wheat to Grant or Biggs MORO P U B L IS H IN G CO. creek bottoms, are things of the , on the Columbia river, and there is r a ProPosaJ marriage, hut she| B. F. P i k e .......... .............Assessor. HUNTINCTON & WILSON, I. M. S m ith ........... ...................... Coroner. past, except where thesee grasses considerable more demand for fA/TV U. ' ' h cause* JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. J . W . K e rn s.............................. Surveyor. Stock Inspector are protected bv fences, and horses farm lands in the fertile Grass Yal- . Inbn»t giiif. (Thfs act ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, E . lla u n a fin ........ ' ■ ' that are left to’shift for themselves lev region, on the part of cash pur- i ab° Und* W,th lu ll‘' rous situations.); D istrict Xo. 3—Geo. M eader, Justice; WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND Bernice has already lost her heart FIR ST NATIO NAL BANK BLOCK. E . B. W heat, Constable. on the government ranges, have a chasers. SPECTACLES. The extension of the line, accord to Dr. Burton, a young physician, The Dalles....................... poor chance of surviving anything .............................Oregon. A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s . The L eader is strongly in favor in the shape of a hard winter. ing to survey, will lie by Rutledge and a nephew of Ahrahant a n d ! j Hannah May Barnes, “Sis,” who is Factory agent for Bicycles. Pianos, O r-; of a law giving laborers a lien on "Willful waste makes woeful want,” Kent and Bakeoven postoftices, am le e C r e a m P a r lo r s , a n d J. B. HOSFORD, guns, Urapliopbones and Kodaks. farm products for wages earned by is a proverb old but true, and into Antelope, a thriving town in a kindly, though old-fashioned old them in harvesting or caring for stockmen leaving horses out to die. eastern Wasco, which now contains maid, who keeps house for -Abra Attoniev-at-Law and Xotary Public. M oro ................................... O regon C o n fe c tio n e r y S to r e . same. That the laborer is worthy may find it hard to replace them a prosperous population of 600, ham. to whom she is greatly at- his hire, is a saying so old that the in the future. and aspires to be the county seat of I .ached. While Bernice is staying Practice« in all the Courts of this State. DRESS-MAXING PARLORS. LEADING CIGARS AND TOBACCO. memory of man runneth not to the the proposed county of Stockman. at the Barnes homestead, Dwight M oro ...................... O r r I O N . All ladies needing th e assistance of a contrary; hut it seems that under If the abilitv of Agoneillo, who From this point to Prineville, Bradley manages to hide his moth first-class dress-m aker, are in WM. HOLDER, MORO. the law as it now stands, a labor has asked for recognition as Phil- (}1C jjne paggC8 through a rolling er’s diamonds (which lie had already vite,! to call ujmmi ing man may toil and sweat dur ippine Minister to the V. S.. was bunchgra^s region, well watered «PPropriated for his own use,) in Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an, M IS S M A G G iE H U F F , * * * he would “ buj rather rough P for farming on a ’ Bernice’s trunk, and then puts a 1 ing the harvest season to help cut equal ’ to " his ■ impudence, • DENTIST. KT 1IFR DKFSS-M AKIXn PKKLOKS, OVER THE or thresh the farmer’s crops, and he a warm member of the diplo- large scale. When the road reaches detective on the track, with the re- DOES ALL K IN D S OF HIGH »1. M. CO*» STORK, CLASS when pay day comes, he is liable matic corps. He won’t get any Prineville, it will bring the traffic ! that. t,W trunk is 8earch« i a»'l DENTAL W ORK. M oro,........................ ................... Oregon. to be told that he must wait until official recognition, but he has al‘- o{ an of gOUthern Crwk"andi tlie^ Bcrnicc is a"<*ted for theft. The Office h o u rs: 9 :30 to 12111.; 1:30 to-5 p. in. Some convenient season for his pay, ready made much trouble for us entire counties of Klamath an(1! P1«» fails, however, through the cf- as the crop happen? to be mort IB tfie Philippines He learned Lake to Portland. Most of the f° rls' ° f Abraham, Hannah, “Sam- Office over the Bank. Moro, Oregon. E ... B... W H E A T , G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D . gaged, a nJ jfter the mortgage debt is sometime ago by some leakage in business of these two latter counties the darkev l>ell-bov in the paid, there will not be enough to go official circles, that general O tis, finds its wav to San Francisco. Halstead home. Amy Halstead and R. E. HOSKINSON, W JEWELER. W W Good care given stock. T e rm s Reasonable. around. This is a radical defect chad l>een instructed not to us 'either bv Winnemucca on the east Inez Gray. The latter two are] Attomey-at-Law and Xotary Public. in our existing laws. The lal>orer. force in dealing with the insurgents, or by Alger on the west, in either girls, one being a sister Practices in all Court« of this State. W . C. JO H N S T O N & l CO., Props. «specially tlie man who gives his Without further orders, he at once case involving long, dangerous and other a young lady CLEAKING AND REPAIRING. Moro’ ....................................... O regon. life’s blood, as it were, to help cabled the informat mation to Agui- difficult trips trips to to the the respectiv.__ respective sta- _ i ViSlt° r' T1,e first a c t o f tl,c P la -V Real E state, Collection and Insurance ” gatheT the crops of a stranger, is naldo through the Philippine junta tions. and long hauls by rail to the °P<‘ns Wlth an amusing scene, in .Agency. Alwtract of titles and con veyancing a specialty. Moro, Gher entitled to protection. He should 1 at Hong-Kong. That’s why Agui- bav of San Francisco .afterward. wWch* the three girls try to f<»ol Dr. m an county, Oregon.* Burton, one of them pretending to W e respectfully solicit business in our * 1 1 WORK CUARAKTEEO FIRST-CLASS, the FIRST-CLASS HOUSE have the first lien on the crops for nnldo has been putting up such a w. C. W IL LIA M S , M X X • • line’ i.n" ,rin? d,.nt promptness which «1- — W rn m W ................................. his pay. He should come in ¡stiff front towards our troops. As we go to press we are in ro be sick with a severe cold and fever ' ways follows strict attention to m atters uhcjul doctor being hastily of th is character, confident of o«iral>ility ........ mext doom to radley ’ s brick . . of everyone else, liecause he Agoneillo is also o getting c encour- 1 ceipt g of the New Year’s issue of f I,.».,.!!.. ______ . is the most worthy. But for his agement from the anti-expansion- the Oregonian. It is a grand edi summoned, He comes and leaves ¡V ba”‘»ethe »me in a mannersaiwW- M oro,.............................. O regon. labor the crops would not be gath- ists in Senator Mason tion of a grand newspaper. Its a prescription, which, on investiga W W • M oro O regon. W eretl, but would be left to rot in the has offered resolution dcelar- engravings are something to look tion, proves that he underst«xxl the ELLIS NEECE. W. J ASHBY girls’ joke. He offers his heart to .field, a n d - the security on such, ing tiytt the United States will at and remember. They bring be MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED. POST-OFFICE IN THE BUILDING. cr<^»s rendered worthless. It is his not attempt to govern the peo- fore our mental vision the magnfi- Bernice as the best remedy at his R a te s: labór that makes the security val- pie of any other country without cent scenery of the country— command. (This scene is exceed 25e. R o o m s , 25e u p . ingly lively, and fairly sparkles .uahJe, and whether we regard the. the consent of the people them- mountain, waterfall and canyon. "Sam ple Room. question from a logical, reasonable selves, or subject them by force to They forcibly demonstrate the with fun, each of the three young la moral standpoint, he is fairly, our dominion against their will grand resources of this our Western dies having a marked individuality, 7 «nd equitably entitled to be paid Empire—in the shape of fisheries, and their merry pranks adding Proprietors of the popular Mail, Passenger and Express Stage line from Mr. IY. R. Laughrige, accom lumber, grain, and stock indus spice and zest to the play.) “Sam . first out of the preceeds. The Ore Wasco to Antelope via Moro, Grass Valiev and Kent. gon legislature can do no bétter’ panied by Mr. Butler, visited this tries, showing the giant strides my,” the darkey bell-boy, is a most DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. THROUCH TR IP IN ONE DAY. work this session than to enact a office Friday. Mr. Laughrige is which have been made in the way amusing character, and his ludi Fare, o n e way law giving laborers a first lien on up here for the purpose of assist of transportation. Altogether the crous comicalities are in evidence P ro p rie to r of <NF*Short«>st line from Portland and way points by 12 hours. farm products for their wages. ing any enterprising farmer who New Year’s edition of the Orego all through the play. He lends A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y , GOING SOVTIl. wants to enlarge his operations by nian is something the whole com valuable assistance in unraveling GOING SOUTH. An effort is being made this ses the culture of flax, and will be munity ought to be proud of. the plot against Bernice, just before Wasco...................................10 a. m. Antelope.............................. 3 a. m. FEED, A N D S A LE S TA BLE S . sion of the legislatóre to repeal tlte glad to supply seed to any person the climax, when Dwight Bradley M o ro .............................. l;30 p. m. Kent..................................... 7 a . ni. Grass Valley....................... 4 p. m. Grass Valley.......................9 a. m . law prohibiting the driving or who is willing to give it a trial, Roberts introduced a hill in the is himself arrested for stealing the K ent.......................................7 p. m. M'T«»..........‘ .................. 1:30 p. m. herding of livestock along public This gentleman says this country house on January 12th to grant diamonds, and I)r, Burton and Ber Arrives at Antelope............ 10 p. m. Arrives at Wasco................4 p. In • Having ™ la,g„l a„J rcfiHed lhc al„ v(. highways. This law is a most is well adapted for the growth of Albert A. Haug a 30-year franchise nice exchange hearts, Aunt H an c o n d u c t t h e I , u n i t e « in a f i r s t - c l a « m a n n e r lienefietal one, and should stand, flax, and that flax seed is more for a toll road in Sherman and nah presenting them with a lot of OF FEED, A T LIVE AND U T U « N IC E R » ¡ U IE Sherman county has suffered in the profitable as a farm crop than Gilliam counties; also for a bridge kitchen utensils as wedding gifts, COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. GOOD CARE AND PLENTY OUR M o n o . BEST RICS IN TOW N. and Inez and Amy indulging in a past from damage done to its pub- ! wheat. However that may lie, across the John Dav. Main St., opp osite Bank. M T im e S c h e d u le No. 3 .-E ffe c tiv e T h u rsd a y , J a n . 5th, 1899. ___ __________ “war-dance” around the presents. tic highways -by reason of large farmers would do well to consider Moro, Oregon J 12:01 A. M. P acific Tim e. S h e r m a n 's G r e a t Y e a r. .bands of sheep being driven and the proposition and give the busi- south noi'xn. The following item is taken from John Miller, of Berkeley countv, XOBTH BOUND. Jieided on them, the owners care- ness a trial, as the conditions No. 1. the New Year’s Oregonian; West Virginia, hist season sold his No. 2. le^sly leaving large quantities of which may make the wheat crop a Biggs. Sherman county never had such apple crop for a little more than Leave... 6:45 p. nt. Arrive . 2:30 p m. débris and other rubbish aceumu- failure may not affect the flax, W asco . Leave. 12:50 p nt. a business as its merchants trans $20,000. This is the product from Leave. . . 7:25 p. m. iated on the road, and making a Arrive. .. 9:30 p. ni. M oro. Leave. 11:30 a nt. The firm policy which the presi- acted last year. It aggregated thirty-four acres of mountain land, menace to travelers who might lie T H E G R E A TES T M E W C P A rC R — E. E. LYTLE, President. D. C. O ’REILLY. Gen. M anager. so unfortunate as to have to travel ,icnt has outlilieJ our dealing fully $500,000, which is marvelous, the assessed value of which is less ON T H E P A C IFIC CO AST, such road after a large hand o f!wit,‘ the is commenda considering our small population. than $3 an acre. As a side issue ble. If we arc to civilize these, Two large wheat crops, the exten Mr. Miller realized between $3,000 stock lias preceded them. The law AND THE BEST SHERMAN COUNTY PAPER FOR A WHOLE STOP W H E R E T H E PEOPLE STOP, in question exacts nothing more now only half civilized tribes, we sion of the Columbia Southern rail and $4,000 front his peach crop. at the : than what is right and proper wiI1 f ,n J ‘t necessary to deal firmly road and the prospect of further His father, from a much smaller YEAR FOR $ 1 .7 5 . — with them. The more parleying building hv that line, have con apple orchard, realized between iinder the circumstances, merely 'requiring owners of stock who the worse matters will he, and so tributed to give our people prosper $8,000 and $10,000.—Ex. j | olistruct a public highway in long as they are treated kindly, ous times. In consequence of the (KATES SAME AS OTHER HOTELS,) j N o L ik in g f o r A n g e ls . when they show a willingness to do agricultural prosperity, farm hinds the manner suggested, to remove W eekly O regon ian.................... ELECTRIC EIGHTS AND C A L I BELLS. A little girl, whose mother left ANO YOU W ILL CET YODR MONEY'S WORTH. Moro Leader ............................. S i . 5 0 stu b .«lttbris or other obstructions what is right, no one can have anv are in demand, and readily sell ¡it The Dalles, Or. SINNOTT & FISH, PROPS. 1 .0 0 within 24 hoars or be fined. Let well-founded objections to the pres- front $7 to $10 an acre. An open her alone at night after telling her Both S e p a ra te jent policy of the administration in river :o the sea would greatly ben the room was full of angels, was the law remain. $ 2 -5 0 heard saying to her doll: “Now, dealing with these people.— Leba- efit Sherman county. dollie, you mustn’t he afraid. The The E astern Oregon n presenta- non Criterion, W. M. B arnett , Wasco. room is full of angels. It heats tives are unanim ously in favor of a On January 11th the following In the Pennsylvania experimen the devil how afraid I am of an W t WiUL give you law for a state ciiylite bounty, and hil. was introduced by Senator E. tal agricultural station nine cows gels.”—Trained Motherhood. Is the place to get good meals or board by the day or week. as the counties w ithout wild’a tiim als Both a Full Year for B. Dufur, and passed to the first were fed exactly alike for 150 days, LUDCIMC $1.75 will not lie called upon to help pav (nt advance.) ........... ............... l E E ’K K l Y L 2 5 CENTS. reading in the seriate: “To make The value of the product from the Don’t you think H arry , you tile tax, there should In- little if anv the payment of state tax in Sher- c,,vl' i'1 that time was $<>4.32. could induce one or two boys to A C h o ice line of C an n e d L u n ch G oods, fin e C o n fe ctio n ery SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE, WHILE TH IS OFFER t T AHPt . * Pritl*iNiHV to the m easure, which Best a fte r-d in n e r C igars. man c'-iiMly the same as in other ihe poorest produced only $28.06, come to Sunday school?” provides ttni* only n ay of exterm i Everything first-class, and terms the lowest compatible with Lastern Oregon enmities.” A d d re ss all o rd e rs to ihe profit from the best eoiv was “ I could bring one,” he replied, n a tin g the varm ints that prey upon quality $3t.65, while the poorest gave a "De udder fi llers in ottr a lev kin - ft • Su’. t's r.(»e now for th e L e a l x h . UFA HER, Moro, O reg o n . G* W ' BROCK’ P ro p rie to r. profit of only $1.55. Ex. lick me.” Life. M«jro, Oregun. The Oregonian of the 13th inst. ¡»varine! Was ever such a shock ? FARMERS (J W. 0. HADLEY, FREE READING ROOMS nr RED BARN LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. NEW MORO HOTEL. NEECE i ASHBY, N. W. THOMPSON, U M A T IL L A H O U SE, BROCK’S RESTAURANT LOOK HERE! * SEE: JUST OUR O FFER.
