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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1899)
MORO LbADilX. * 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 M o ro P u b lis h in g C o . E ntered at th e l ’ost-Offi.e at Moro, Oregon, as second-class m atter, April 27, ISOS. R A TE S OF S U B S C R IP T IO N : PER YEAR, S1.00 SIX MONTHS, 50C. (in advance.) S ing le C op , » ...................................5 C en ts . A dvertising rates made known on ap plication. E dito ». M. F itz M avkick . W EDNESDAY........... MARCH 1, lSih». O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y . rxrricn sta tes . W illiam M cK inley...................President. G arrett A. llo b art .. Vice President. Jo h n H ay ........... .. Secretary of State. Lyman P. G age.. Secretary of Treasury. <\ X. B liss........... .Secretary of Interior. ltussell A. Alger. . . . . Secretary of W ar. Jo h n I). Long .. . .Secretary of Navy. . Postm aster G eneral. Janies A. Gary . A ttorney General. Jo h n AY. Grigg - Jam es AYilson..Secretary of Agriculture. Binger H erm ann. .Jo in t Commissioner. STATE OF OREGON. Governor. .Secretary of State. T. T. Geer. . E. I. Dunbar. Chaa. S. Moore.......... ........... Treasurer. J . H . Ackerman. Supt.B ub.Instruction. D. R. X. B la c k b u rn .. Attorney General. AY. K. L eeds......................State P rin ter. V . « . SSXATOR. George AY. McBride, Joseph Simon. CONGRESSMEN. AY. R. E llis............... Thomas H . Tongue. •tP R B A iE J r tX iB S . F . A. Moore, R. S. Bean, C. E. W olverton. SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. E X P A N S IO N . t0 tbo compromisi t-i. c. c.vxx ix nosT-Disn.tTcn.] i a rm y reorganization bill, the Met a feller t ’other morning— strength of the A m erican arm y is M o s t a m u s i n g s o r t o’ cuss; ROM AN M ORO T m < ) C O N I )O N - 1 ) I S T I A N C C R , 37 M I R E S . to be 100,000 men, 515,000 of which lied a e u ru ssty le about him — The subjoined m ap will enable our readers to form an idea as to the route of the proposed road from are to serve onlv u n til the vear C ert’t ’v eouldn’ well he wuss. ........................why feed your team s. ................... 1901. T his is in no wise an ex 1 says: “ W here you hail I’m, p artner?” Moro to Condon. An' lie smiles in knowiti’ way, trav ag an t proposition. It will An' replies in forren lingo; take an arm v of 25,000 men to 1 “ Porto Bico, U. S. A.” ............... when you can huv m ill b ed a t m ain ta in our control of the P h il ippines, several th ousand in Porto Seen a feller down on Broadway, \\ ith a shockin’ head o’ hair, Rico, and it depends largely on the | An’ a lot o’ tropic garm ents ...........for a little more th an half the value of wheat. course ot events w hether we m ay A.i' a m ost outlandish air. or m ay not have to m a in ta in a I “ W hur’s he from ?” a feller shouted, B U LK FOR B U LK , large arm y of occupation in Cuba. But before we’d tim e to sav ...........and a t sam e tim e patronize a home industry. Thus it will he seen th a t most if Dus here heathen turned and answered : “ Honolulu, V. S. A,” Bring in a load of w heat and try the experim ent. It will save not all of our stan d in g arm y will s_ Met a feller yere on Olive, you money.. y ff h-e needed to control our new pos W ith a soinbre-e-ro on; sessions, and have little tim e for , . Had a lot of shaggy whiskers; the subversion of p opular liberty. Nearly all his clothin'gone, ----------3-------------------------------------------------------- a rediculous objection brought for- Stopped ami asked me lor a q u a rte r; w ard for p a rty purposes. A dm iral Says: “ My home is far aw ay.” Dewey has asked for the b attleship “ When‘ .vou fr”»‘•" The varm int ans- Orcgon to be sent to reinforce his a , . . . Santiago, I . S. A.” squadron, perhaps w ith a view t o , , show a form idable front should A ." J r t 1 '' ii” lllH r n ’ PRO PO SED HOAD FARMERS HIGH-PRICED WHEAT AND BARLEY THE WASCO MILL NORTH AY. L. B radshaw ............... Circuit Judge. A. A. J a v r e ......... Prosecuting A ttorney. , E. B. Dufnr Joint Senator. I w h « e « P ™ Patterson assaulted G illiam, Sherm an and AYascoeonntiea. Crossen, and will ap p ear before the Jo h n Miehell. Joint Senator, recorder’s court to answ er three Sherman and Wasco. com plaints: one of assault and bat- J . AA’. Morton and A. S. R oberts, Joint t e rv o n e o f carry in g a concealed R epresentatives, Sherm an, AYaseo. weapon, and one for assault w ith a SUEKMAN COUNTY. dangerous weapon. Jo h n Fnltor. . . . .County Judge. IS T H E 24 inches. SEV ERA L AYill ve stan ’ fu r an v more? Next you know, you ask a feller " bere !runi. »od he will say C O U N TY . AA e have in stock of our own p rin tin g FO RM S OF NOTES, ................ £57“ A ll s t r ic t ly fir s t - c la s s a n d p r o p e r ly w o rd e d . AYith a lordly kind.*’ llourisli : “ All Creation, V. S . A .” OUR PRICES ARE AS L0W _ W O O LC ROW ERS C O N V E N T IO N . P a c ific Sheepm en to M a rc h 7 . 8 and 9 . The proposed road is estim ated to be about 37 miles long, and will be on the following route: Com m encing at Moro; thence southeasterly to connect w ith the Lone Rock road; thence along said road to Willow Creek canyon; thence following said canyon to the Jo h n Day river; thence crossing said river, and as consistent with our q u a lity of work. . . .. . , , , , , _ , , , UP *)ev“ s canyon to Ajax, (in G illiam co u n ty ;) thence along the route of the Condon road to the town of Condon. should be borne in m ind th at not more th an seven m iles of said proposed road will need to be con- invite com parison of our work and prices w ith a n y structcd, as there is already a good public highw ay from Moro to AA’illow Creek canyon, at which point the others, •Samples can he seen in m any places all over the county and work ° t construction would begin, m aking about 3$ miles of read to be built th is side of the Jo h n Day at our office. r*ver- Dn the other side of the river there would lx* about three miles of road from the river to Ajax, wb*ch the people of G illiam county are prepared to build. Thus it will be seen th a t only 7 miles of road MORO P U B L IS H IN G CO. altogether w ill have to be constructed. The heavy dotted line on th e above m ap between Ajax and Condon, represents th a t a good county roa^ connects these two points, and the distance between Ajax and the river is about 3 mile; * M •’ ---------------* -* judges J ------ of 1 the ---- situ — atio — n -i say .* a th -------------- — t - road > —•«> . .., any com petent a t the proposed will » be of » great . public benefit, and On Tuesday, Feb. 21. F ran k For- br° Ught fr° m th<? EaSt’ n, „ An a ttrac tiv e program m e has ester, the slaver of P hil Brogan, , , . . . , , . was declared a freem an. The ju ry a rra n »cd’ in , w h,ch hls exceb S u b a r e i b e f o r t b e T mo took I less th a n one nour hou (o a r r jv"e ^ n c y , D>v<'r nor T .'1. Geer, ef Ore a t an agreem ent, an d when they gon, will ap p ear an d deliver a n a d - ! P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R O S . took th eir places in the court-room , dress. DR . O L IV E H A R T L E Y , Breeders of fine sheep are in and the clerk read the verdict of vited to com m unicate w ith Mr. C .! not guilty, Forester sat like a P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N . statue, unable to realize th a t he B. AA'ade, c h airm an of the a r rangem ents com m ittee, w ith refer- Office in the People’s building. had been acquitted. ■ ence to any exhibits they m ay de —— ---------------- Residence, Mrs. Mowry’s. Agoneillo is reported to have sire to take to Pendleton at that added to the policy of p rocrastina- tion, a policy which it is to be hoped will not follow our troops to th e seat of w ar. The cam paign against the F ilipinos should be pushed w ith energy. G eneral Law- ton, a n old In d ia n fighter, is to tak e com m and of reinforcem ents. an d a general forw ard m ovem ent sailed for Liverpool. E ngland, on will be m ade in three weeks. In ' the steam ship L abrador on Feb. the m eantim e our boys arc to be- 21. Should he choose to a ir his m ade a target of by the enem ies’ grievances in G reat B ritain he will sharpshooters, who use smokeless meet w ith little sym pathy. He l»w der, an d are very h a rd to locate, i w ill be likely to tr y his luck on These guerrillas flee before an ad- the E uropean C ontinent—proba- vancing force, b u t re tu rn and re- bly in G erm any. peat th eir harassin g tactics. If ---- ------------------ the a u th o rities im agine these people ‘ Sergeant Godfrey, a veteran THE W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C hattel M o rt gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc., The Pacific Northw est Wool- B. P . Orr, B. II. K ing, Commissioners. . growers’ Association will m eet in Oregon has the proud satisfac- a n n u a i convention in Pendleton V iri. H en rich s......... ................... Clerk. AYiu. H o h ler............... . . . . . . Sheriff, tio n o f being am ong the foremost Oregon, M arch 8 and 9 At th is AY. S tan ley ................. ...........Treasurer, of the states in regard to the m eeting there will be gathered rep- AY. 11. R a g sd a le .... .. -County Supt. I lim ited illiteracy . ’ a c T Wltbm its bounds. resentative sheep-breeders from all B. F. Pike................ ............... Assessor. T • . I. M. S m ith ............... ............. C o roner.’ . v e m a - . - o n n a tio n a l sta- pa rt 8 of Oregon. W ashington Surveyor. n &Hts, there is hut one other state j j a j,0 a n j M ontana- experts from J . AY. K e r n s ............. E . H a n n a îin ............. Stock Inspector. :n the L mom th a t has a sm aller experim - ental - stations, ’ prom inent D istrict No. 3—Geo. ifra d e r, Ju stice; per cent, of illiteracy am ong it s railroad representatives, as well as iu rn ‘8h Ahe people of G illiam county a good highw ay for travel between Condon and the chief trading E. B. W heat, Constable population. several exhibits of blooded sheep ' P°in ts in S herm an county. Edw in AA’illiam H am pton, of P ortland, was the first Oregon sol- dier killed on the field of b a ttle at Alanila. A been A nother nother victim victim has has been IN ................... AA ith and w ithout indorsem ents, G e e ! 1 says, I never heard of These eannyhuls before! Air these heathens yere ail voters? N o rth w e s t BEST AA e can and do p rin t any size from the sm allest card to posters 18 by “ AA here’ll this heathen guy yere spring frum ?” I inquired in lofty w ay: An’ he had the nerve to answ er: “ From M anila, C. S. A .” M eet in P e n d le to n Ora on r » B fBIIK B there be an y com plications w ith a Overcoat lined'w ith bearskin, E uropean power. Not th a t such Wore a dozen pair of sox. interference is likely to occur, but Size«l him up to he a m iner, should it so happen th a t interven- ! Ju »,k’i” g his aw kw ard wav; „ r . 1 1 1 ^een him write in big cha-rac-ter- tion by a foreign power took place,' •Dawson City, C. S. A.” ! then the people of the United Seen a saddle-colored heathen, S ta te s c o u b l be brought to see th at in his nose 1 1 1 • 1 • I » A » Y k earin *• » I »4 ’ V . earrings *» they have done wisely in adding to Linen vufTs arouil(, his ailkle8. their regular arm y. Most indecent lack o’ clothes ; The H on. Otis P atterson, Re ceiver of the U. S. Land Office, and Postm aster Crossen, had a dispute in the postoffice a t The Dalles on AA ednesdav evening, when Mr. Crossen ordered Mr. Patterson to leave the office. L ater in the dav they m et in C. J . S tu b lin ’s saloon and renewed th eir altercation, P A C IF IC M IL L S . e n d e r. C o n fe c tio n e ry If you w ant to sell or buy town Commodious building on Main lots or other town property, see M. street, in Moro; suitable for alm ost FitzM aurice. at the L e a d e r office. any kind of business. Can be p u r - -------------------------------------------------- chased on reasonable term s. Apply to M. FitzM aurice, this office. 5 _________________________________ FO R SALE. DRESS-MAKING PARLORS. JEWELED AH8 OPTICIAH. S died th eir leaders k ille d or captured, captured, bastopol, bastopol, and and was was pre present a t tbe Kl,18 deceased, an ,1 th en a n d not till then will • storm ing of the Redan. H i, m edals ^ ¿ “ u r e b ^ V t T S i th e a a d e r. H is m edals l«ace and tra n q u ility reign in the I and clasps claim m uch attention. . signed executrix of the estate of Mich ael King, deceased, will apply to the ' P hilippines. , — — -— — W IL S O N . D R A Y IN G C . e . H U N T IN G T O N HUNTINGTON & WILSON, AND T R U C K IN G . W JEWELER. RED BARN LIVERY AND fL TED LU UBftUI G O O D R IG S , G O O D F E E D . Gccd care given stock. T e rm s Reasonable. W . C. JO H N S TO N M o ro , W CO., Props. ... BROCK’S RESTAURANT LOOdNC ALL WCtX GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS. O re g o n . Is tbe place to get good m eals or board by the day or week. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. ALL KINDS TEAMING A30UT TOWN. nr W WM. HOLDER, MORO. E... B... W H E A T , BAGGAGE TRANSFER. Oregon. S to re . LEADING C'GAES AND T03ACG0. W. 0. HADLEY EXPRESS AND Office at Drug Store. le e C r e a m P a r l o r s , a n d 5 i.o o P e r V e a r . tim e- C. J. B R IG H T , R ailroads will give a low fare— All ladies needing the assistance of a WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE ANC A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . Probabl-V one fare for round trip, first-class dress-m aker, are in SPECTACLES. Pendleton business m en will ex- I -‘ tUl 1,1 anF c- ,lrt ° 1 -l --ate. vited to call upon A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s . tend to tbe v isitin ? sheepm en such ° ! iCe’ over K ra»«e’s h>rne«s shop. M IS S MAGGIE H U FF, w>urtesies as wil1 bear ° u t th eir a Y asco , : : ; : O u g o x . AT IIFR DRESS-MAKING PARUIKS, OVER THE Factory agent for Bicycles. Pianos, Or gans, Gruphophonee and Kodaks. M. M. C o ’s STORE, ri‘l)Utat*°n for ho sp itality , a n d fea- Mono ..................................... O regon . M . S M I T H , M oro,................................................Oregon. ' tures of e n te rta in m e n t will be pro- D r. I. vided in addition to the program m e P H Y S IC IA N A n d SURGEON alreadT outIilied- will come qu ietly into M anila and B ritish soldier, arrived in P o rtlan d ------------ surrender they are m istaken. .T o some days ago. H e fought at the n o t ic e . quell the insurrection the in su r- b a ttle of A lm a and Inkerm an In ‘he County Court of th e State of Mnr° „ “P in ‘ - 'C h e , before S,? ,,ieh .e, gents m ust be k . FREE READING ROOMS ■ :s ctnjs 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 fe c tio n e r y B e st a f t e r - d in n e r C ig a rs . PROMPT AND CHEAP. Hon. County Court in and for the county ' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ~~ The B ritish and E g y p tian s will Gherman and State of Oregon, and to E verything first-class, and term s the lowest com patible w ith Owing to the high wind, t h e ' have to fieht nnothor l’.nftl .v, , ‘hereof, on Tuesday, th e 4th F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B LO CK, qu ality , „ . . ,, . , , ’ .. , n a ' c to h gnt another battle in the day ot April. WH!», th e same lx-imr the . . NEXT DOOR TO SADLF.V S PRICK............. J. M . D U N A H O O . beat, y la d o. snow and deep drifts Soudan. The K halifa is m arching rtT 'd a r April is y j term of said court, M o ro , O re g o n . C ' W ' B R O C K ’ P r o p r ie to r . in W ashington, 25 m em bers of on O tndurm an w ith o n n o n m pn d ’e hour of lu o’eloek A. M. of said The D alles...................................... Oregon. M o re , O r e g o n . M o ro ,................................. O re g o n . ______ „ , „ . vnuuurm an w itn _u,irnj m en. day, at the county court room in Moro in o.ees were compelled to rem ain K itchiner has only 9000 w ith «“d county and state, for leave to re J. B. H O S F O R D , * n t the Capitol all night d u rin ,r the w-Blek ... r .1 * • t . i her tru st as such executrix; that . u u r ii ^ m e which to face tb e m usic, but the the undersigned has fileil w ith the clerk recent dizzard there, says the Ore- probabilities are th a t he comes out of “ai'1 county court her final report and Attorney-at-Law anil Notary Public. gonian. Should some of our sue- On ton, account of her adm inistration of said __ , , , . . x lv B- estate, and th a t bv an order of sii.l eessful m an ip u lato rs of c o u n t y --------------------- - court, duly made and entered on the Practices in all the Courts of this State. T im e S c h e d u l o N o. 3 .—E ffe c tiv e T h u r s d a y , J a n . 5 th , 1899. 12:01 A . M. P a c ific T im e . peats bring their persuasive powers Tt m iv l,o « H l n - . „ t . 4> t h <iai ,,f Jan u ary , 181W, it was directed , i . - . , 1 , H m ay be well for our readers to th a t Tuesdav, the 4th dav of \n ril M o r o ................. .O regon . P ro p rie to r of th e ' o bear on the subject, they m ay be know th a t it sh all be unlaw ful to d “’ ^ ‘m'e being the regular ‘a p rii SOUTH BOUND. XOKT1I BOUND. term of said court, a t th e hour of 10 able to have th e seat of suprem e take, kill or destroy A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y , N o . 1. No. 2. any prairie j o clpck A. M., a t the county court room Dr. Lloyd D. Id lem an , I governm ent moved from W ashing chicken a t a n y tim e between the . f’1 in Mo Tlor? ’ count-v and 8tate- and i Leave 6:45 p. m. Biggs. Arrive 2 :8 0 p m. ' FEED, A N D SALE S TA B LE S . • D E N T IS T . , x- , . , is appointed as the tim e and place f o r ! ton to P o rtla n d , Oregon, where , L eave. :25 p. m. Wasco. L eave. 12:50 p m. j . „ e n i • i , i n ay of Novem ber of each year th e settlem ent of said final account for d o e s a l l k in d s o f h ig h c l a s s | ' Arrive m em bers of tue legislature can b e . an(j tlie ls t d ay of yeptelni,er of the hearing and determination of ob- 9:30 p. m. Moro. Leave 11:30 a i n ., DENTAL W ORK. guaranteed a safe conduct to their the fnlh.win,, jeetmns thereto, if any there be, and! E. E. L Y T L E , P re s id e n t. D. C. O ’ R E IL L Y . G en. M a n a g e r. H aving enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to v _ „ . m e lOllvwmg year. lor th e hearing of objections if anv hom es w ithout having their august | ----------------------- there lx-, to the allowance of the apple- ■ Office h o u rs: 9 :30 to 12 m .; 1 :30 to 5 p. m . conduct the business in a first-class m anner. cation of said executrix to resign Her noses and ears tu rned to congealed Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. An exchange says: T he A rling- said tru st. h u m an ity . COOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES WILL BE. • ton Review, after a life of about 10; . s.,MT,nan County, Ore- OUR MOTTO. BEST RIGS !N TOWN. ’ \ gon, this 9th dav of Jan u ary , 1X99. R. E. H O S K 1 N S O N , It has ‘n een proved beyond a i m onths, will cease 1>uibhcp,ti«n - JE V . io™‘vr^ M a in S t., o p p o s ite B a n k . Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. M o ro , O re g o n . E x e c u trix of the estate of Michael The p lan t has been purchased bv M o ro , O re g o n . doubt, th a t tbe soldiers of Agui- King, deceased. jllL5 I Practices in all Courts of this State. .......... Situated in the M artin building, near the Bowling a lle y .. . n a lJ o w a k . a pracUce of firing! A' , “ nd w i" a practice of firing on 11« .» b a la n c e co r,,,. Not a,? th e K ec-'d p rin tin g olhcc. FRESH BREAD. 5 CENTS A LCAE. PIES, CAKES AHD COUCHKUTS. S H E R IF F ’ S S A L E . ! Keill E state, Collection and Insurance / ^ “Orders for banquets, parties and socials a specialty. am bulance or litte r being borne to Agency. Abstract of titles and con NEW S A N D O P IN IO N S OF 'rk « k i : ^ : __ -i v I Notice is hereby given that an execu- th e rear th a t is not m ade a target " r d ip in o m aiden never has tion ami order of sale was issued out of j veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher G. JA R V IS , P r o p r ie to r . for a shower of b u lle d n the o p p o rtu n ity of refusing a Tiro- the cm u u t court of the State oi: Oregon ‘ man county, < Iregon. l >r a snower ot bullets. How c a n . . . ° 1 for Sherm an county, on th e 19th day o f 1 YYe res|>ecifully solicit business in our STATE A guinaldo reconcile th e above facts ^ °S? "* n iarria 7e- ' “ e lover in- Jan u ary , 1899, upon a judgm ent ren- line, insuring th a t prom ptness which al and N A T IO N A L v i t h h it: iln r U r a f in n fk . k • variably proposes to th e p arents dered therein on th e 14th day of Janu- ways follows strict attention to m atters idei of ourahilitv t.itn bis declaration th a t he is con- , • . . 1 ary, 1899, in favor of 4Y. H. Moore and of th is character, confident pays 3 a Prlce price b>r for her. ducting a h u m an e w ar. I t is a an d ^’a- ber- H. A. Moore, co-partners, doing busi to handle the same in a \i nanner salisiac- COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. H. W. THOMPSON, VF VF JARVIS’ BAKERY, % \ THE ness under the firm name and style of torv to all. .Moore Brothers, plaintiffs, and against B U S1N ES S C A R D S . n a tu ra lly tender- The Moro Hall Company, a corporation, specim en of th e h u m an ity of a M alav pirate. No natio n w ith a " om en are v e stig e o f rerr .rd for th„ ,.o r hearted. No woman w illfully steps ,k‘‘eI"lan,H: ?'hich ha!‘l «xecu,ion >ebvjgv oi regard tor the usages of - 1 ; order of sale is to me directed, and com- H . A. M O O R E . civilised w arfare, will countenance a muU6e- manding me to sell the real estate here- W . H . M O O R E . T—-....... inafter mentioned, for the purjio.-e of an a tta c k on those who toil under . i satisfying the judgm ent of the plaintiff the red cross for the alleviation of ■. M lipinos are having a hot tim e in said cause for the sum of $123<>.35, iU1<1 th e fuFt!,er 8Um of i 15 and the sufferings of friend or foe. I t is in tire old town all rig h t.” BA NKERS. for costs and accruing costs. Therefore in compliance with said execution and th e act of a savage, whose nature : T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k in g | order of sale, I will on F cu g h t U n d e r C over prom pts him to bite the han d t h a t ! Saturday, March 4tli, 1899, B u s in e s s , M o ro, O r e g o n . ‘ Can you account, general, f o r ! at the hour of 1 o ’clock p. m J at th e ' feeds. of credit issued available on the sm all percentage of fatalities ! COUrt hoUf“‘ door in. hi Sherm an ! Letters z.___ A , , , , „ , county, Oregon, sell at public auction to E astern states. G overnor Geer has vetoed the Rom bullets as com pared w ith the the highest, bidder, for cash in hand, for ta x collector’s hill, and one of the great num ber of shots fired a t our t!l', “J ’a t>sfying the ju d g m e n t; Collect« ctiona m ade a t all points on fa- m ost audacious grafts passed by the soldiers d u rin g the battle of San lowing den ribed lands and premises of vorable u ‘ rms. Sight exchange and tele- last session of the legislature has J u a n b ill? ” thl' « ‘id defendants, the .Moro Hall graphic transfers sold on New York, San M OORE i , . , . , ... ‘ . WESTERN WF W asco, M ORROW B R O S ., IM P O R T A N C E . HOTEL, O re g o n . • VF & G O L L IH E R , P ro p rie to rs . THE WEEKLY OREGONIAH ALCHE CONTAINS BOTH. Per Year $ 1 .5 0 . This hotel has been newly fitted up in first-class style. The best ac THE CUUNP/ SEAT NEWS ÖF MORO D SHERMAN COUNTY. com m odation for com m ercial travelers will be found a t The W estern. The Personal Fortunes and M isfortunes of our Im m ediate RATES: FIRST-GLASS MEALS, 25<’ AMD 50*. I * Neighbors. FREE SAMPLE ROOM. Farm ers when in town are cordially invited to give us a call. W. .1. MARTIN. fi. II. M ARTIN. C IT Y (1. A. ARMSWORTHY. J . M. FI.OBEK. FO UN DRY CO. Company, to-w it: Lot 2 in Block 1, in J'ra n c ise o , Portland, and Hawaii, Ilono- in*en nipped in the bud. By his i cs. bm ee reading ’ the war the town of Moro, Sherm an county, lulu- \\ e have now the best m achine shop and foundry in E astern Oregon, UCtion the governor has done a articles in the m agazines I have de- ^at»1 ot Oregon, together with all the tenem ents, hereditam ents and uppur- and are ready to do all kinds of R. M. B R A SH , servic? to the tax p ay ers of the Cided th a t so few of our m en were tenances thereunto belonging or in any- um .or n.iHTrn _____ _ . BLACKSM1THÍNG, REPAiRINC, whole state, and proved him self h it was th a t there wi re so nianv > w,"‘i.il!4*‘rtaining. gp DESCR1PTIÜNS. .. , .. . - M ltness my lr.unl a t Moro, Oregon, höbSE PAINTER, CHAINER AND PAPER- w orthy of the confidence of the newspajier correspondents in front this 20th day of Jau u ary , 1899. NANCER. people. of them .” ..... ., _ W m . H o l d er , j-’-fl >foro. ;!:«uiff '“d ien iu in C onntv. .Oregon. MORO FO UNDRY CO ., M oro, O r e g o n . LEADER. D u s c u s s io n o f lo c a l s u b je c ts c a n n o t be fo u n d e ls e w h e re . TH E W EEKLY O R E G O N IA N AND T H E ' MORO LEAD ER Are necessary com m odities for every fam ily, large or sm all, in Sherm an countv. BOTH TOGETHER PER YEAR, $1.75. WOOD-WORK, CASTINC, ANO NEW WORK HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. C IT Y These conic w ithin the range of the f f « “ This is a saving of three-quarters of a dollar. £«6** Add less: M oro L eader , Moro, < >regon. I fl
