M ORO
LEADER.
C O L D E N D A L E R A IL R O A D .
It is pleasing to note th at the e x - 1
G
oi
. dendale , W ash., A pril IS.—
perim ents at the W alla W alla peni
in the m anufacture of The Goldendale railroad commit lee
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 te n tia ry
M o r o P u b lis h in g C o .
grain bags m ade from flax, is pro- held a conference S aturday in Gold
/
itnctivc of m uch comm ent. This is a endale. Before th a t body of K lick
E ntered a t th e I’ost-Oiliee at More.
a, .
t .
. . » ,• ,
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
‘U
t h a t ought not to he lightly ita t’s best citizens appeared Presi
A pril
1888.
passed over bv the people of Ore dent L ytle of the C olum bia S outh
gon. In the N orth of Ireland the ern, and his chief engineer, A. E.
R A TES OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
culture of tlax, and the m anufacture H am m ond. The former subm itted
PER YEAR, S I.00 SIX MONTHS. 50C.
of linen, is the staple m eans of sup- 1° the com m ittee a well-defined
(in advance.)
port of the farm er. One of these proposition to build a road to Gold-
Fixe, lx C opies ............................... 5 C ents .
men on a ten-acre farm will not cndale.
The conditions are not
A dvertising nites made known on ap
only pay $30 or $10 a year rent, m ade public. H on. Joseph Nesbitt,
plication.
hut support his fam ily in comfort acting chairm an of the comm ittee
Mi F itx M a vk icb ,
E ditor . m ainly on the profit derived from i Says the conditions are better than
tlax culture. In a country where expected, and he has no doubt th at
W E P X F sI'A Y
A PR IL 26, 1899.
land com m ands such a high rent, ' Goldendale will have a railroad in
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the crops sown m ust be the most fhe near future. The railw ay sur-
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
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profitable, and all other products '’ey now in progress has not been
W illiam McKit.lev.
President. <« th e soil there give place to flax, completed, and the com m ittee is
G arrett A. Hobart
Vice President. Com parisons arc odious, and we do powerless to aet in the m atte r of
Jo h n H ay ......... Secretary of State, not wish to speak disparagingly of acquiring the right of way, which
Lyman P. Gage. Secretary of Treasury, Qjd Ireland u n til Compelled to; but ' 3 one of the conditions of the propo-
n ' 18' , H v r '‘ta ry of I n te rio r. , com pare one of these little 10-acre
»ition. Engineer H am m ond went
S C H O O t O F F I C E R S F O R V IC A R B E G I N N I N G
F I R S T M O N D A Y IN M A R C H , i S q q .
v.
Xante School Clrk"
No. I >ist
1 ¡me to Serve,
One Year.
1
2
3 ...
4 ....
5 . .
6 .
.
Fuller, W ( ’
Bracket, J P
Amos, J 8
Fleck, P
Henrichs, J .
llulery, Frank
Í . . . . Bright, (' J
10 ... Montgomery, I! F.
1 1 ... Morrow, II E
1 3 . . |Allison, Wm
14
Pinkerton, K
15
Maxwell, 1 11
16. . , Huff, Sherm an
1 7 ... Haves, S S .
IS . . . . McGinnis...............
19
Hansen, X P
20
Axtell, O W .......
2 1 ... . Pape, H erm an
Oi
Mack. Ed
23
Ewing. W L
24
Thompson, G E
26
French, I, R
28___ Houghton .........
29
Ireland, Francis
3 0 .... H iltlerhrand, G W
3 1 .... Henderson, Ira
3 2 .... Grosser, A .
41
Porter, H P. .......
Jo h n 1>. Loi g
secretary oi Navy holdings w ith one of the farm s of
Jam es A. Gary
Postm aster General. Oregon, an d then ask ourselves
Jo h n W. Griggs
A ttorney G eneral, where such an in d u stry once started
Janies W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture. would stop. M ight we not supply
Ringer H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner.
or OBCOOX.
T. T. G e e r................................ Governor.
F . 1. P u n b a r............Secretary of State.
Chas. S. M oore........................ Treasurer.
J . II. Ackerman S u pt,P ub.Instruction,
P . It. N. Blackburn
Attorney General.
AV. H . L eed s.. .7. -
State W inter.
state
from here to the B onjoura survey
p a rty on the Big K lickitat river,
" bile Mr. Lytle returned to the Co-
lum bia Southern headquarters at
Europe w ith linen as we do now Moro, Or.— Oregonian
with wheat and other products.
C O L U M B IA
G - , h . v ¿ "mad'e ."nóbl'e m o n i ‘ for ( W s c h W
'» “
N. P. M IL L S
Names of Pireators—Tim” to Serve
Postoffiee Address.
Three Years.
Two Years.
One Year.
Lynch, John
M olesworth.Arth’r Peddicord, P F
B igelow ...............
Matliison, J ......... Il II Brackett . . . . Tate W E
R u fu s............. —
m an, II
Wallis, W A
. R u f u s ...................
Fleck, Mrs A E. Morris, Joseph
1 Dingle, I t ........... G r a n ts .................
Porter, P .........
W atkins, A F.
VanGilder, M A. W asco...................
Sink, Thomas. . Andrews, Ben.
Miller, E d ........... W asco...................
Marsh, .1 ........ Orr, It P ........... • Edgington, J . . . W asco...................
Crouch, O M ..
Frobe, W m .......
Pilnn, E C ......... W asco...................
Wilson, W in ....
Hansen, Hans
. Sanders, Joseph Gorman ................
MePermid ....... Mickle, John
PeMoss, Janies
PeMoss Springs
Howell, Jan . . .
McMillin, .las
Robinson, Frank W asco...................
Kaseberg. John,
W alker, G W
Sorber, C h a s. . . . Biggs ....................
lliiff, A G . ...
Gow, I, ( ' .........
Johnson, John . . . Moro
Hosford, J B
G in n , R J .......
Parry, J M ........... Moro
Martin, L II ... Belshee, I t ....... Cay, J o h n .........
Moro. ...........
Elcock, S ...........
Gosh, I I ............. ■ Howell, G P . . .
M onkland.. ..
Starns, It M . . . .
Thompson, E ..
W right, A M
M onkland.. ..
Murry, K A . . .
Kinney, Win.
McDonald, P W Monkland .. . .
11ahnan, .1 15. . Morrissey. J A . . Christenson, J
Moro................
Moore, C W
Olds, E.
. Munger, J If
Grass Valley.
Yalandingham , T Sm ith, II
Callaghan, Thus Rutledge. . ’ .
H eath, E F ....... Gilm an, ( ' N.
Jones, Fred . . .
Grass Valley.
Reetman, John
Brown, John.
Richard Myers,
K ent...............
Spoonimore, G W Craig, J K . . .
llannafin, E . . .
K ent................
Sm ith, H E
. M atthias, F . . .
Klondike.......
Hoffman, Geo
K londike.......
Lemon, I ___
Peters, II
Jones, K
G rass Valley
Phillippi, A ..
Happold, A........ ¡Matney, Jo h n .
(Bigelow..........
C H O P M IL L
Is Now Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D BARLEY,
FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED.
THE
W
W asco,
M ORROW
,
HOTEL,
O re g o n .
W
& G O L L IH E R , P ro p rie to rs .
T he best ac
com m odation for com m ercial travelers will be found a t T he W estern.
T h e T r o u t a n d th o R in g ,
Forest and Stream .
The tale I sing is a song of spring,
And is true beyond a d o u b t;
The players arc Miss Clara Carr,
Myself, Uncle Jess and a trout.
Twas C lara’s wish to take a fish
- From the bridge across the bro A ;
So I rigged her a line, both strong and
tine,
And baited her Limerick hook.
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FREE SAMPLE ROOM.
SOUTH
No. 3 .—E ffe c tiv e T h u rs d a y , Jan, 5 th , 1899.
12:01 A. M. P a c ific T im e .
BOUND.
NO RTH
1.
6:45 p. m.
7 :25 p. in.
9:30 p. m.
BOUND.
■ B I S D1PÍMN1
No. 2.
A rrive. .. 2:30 p. m.
Leave. . 12:50 p. in.
Leave . .11:30 a. m.
Biggs.
W asco.
Moro.
I. J. K E F F E R , A gent.
IS T H E
lhe
survey a n d set the
And Clara dropped her ring.
•
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with glory, in every way a credit
C 8 a.
* s 8<’on as th is 18 We scarche.1 for Java, in m any w a r s :
to the country th a t sent them forth.
,e ’ " UC 1 W1 1x3 In aboUl two
We raked and dragged and roun.kxl;
Then there are those who have
laid
week’
-
a
of
g™ders
w
ill
be
...
8*hed ooze, hut ’twas no use;
lives
a
t
th
e
work’
aniL
lirt
will
fly
fre
e
ly
,'
In
short, we never found it.
down their young
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" " " l a n d work will lie rushed so th a t Many a trout was taken out
aiiERMAx to r sty .
j shrine of duty, and who will not
the line w iil be in ru n n in g order
Of th e pool where the stream was
Jo h n Fulton ................... County Judge.
,e€n in th eir places when the
in tim e to move th is season’s wheat
crossed,
R. P. Orr, It. H. King, Commifsioners. regim ent m arches home.
These
crop.—O regonian, A pril 22.
i And ° f * ned with care- but no r *ng was
W m. H enrivhs..................... ........... Clerk, have gone to join th a t other regi
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there,
W bj . Hoi<lgr.......... ...................... Sheriff. ,
m ent of the brave who have fallen
.
,
«
x.
An,f » e gave it up for lust.
W. S tan ley ................................. Treasurer.
A m odern rom ance of the C as
1 in harness on m any a battlefield cades centers about a box car which . ’T,v*8 B year’ 1 gn*88’ whea Vnc,e JeF-
V». H. R ag g iale.................. C ountySupt.
Caught a big trout on a fly ;
B. F. - P i k e ...................
Assessor. since the first shot was fired at stands near the no rth bank of the
I It was plump and round, and weighed a
I. M. S m i t h ............. ............... Coroner. Bunker H ill, a n d to whom the
pound,
J. W . K erns . . . . ............. Surveyor, country owes an everlasting trib- C olum bia on a spur of the deserted
portage
railroad.
For
two
years
And
he brought it home to fry.
E. llan n afin
Stock Inspector. a j e
D istrict No. 3—Geo. M eader, J u s tic e ;:
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ this car was the hom e of a lo n e fish- His eve shone bright as he told, that
E. B. _ Wheat, Constable
■ It has daw ned on the a u th o ritie s ' e r“ an
J a l k e r , and a sign
night,
1 t i n t it w il l t-ii-n
non *
“ Wlfe " a n te d ,” posted on the river-
Of the nnF’
a -'’eRr
=
H. S. H arco u rt of P ortland was
U wlU
3o.000 troops
5fieJ
n
On th e very-spot where th e trout was
, . to garrison the forts in .... .........
got,
am ong the m any callers a t this en t islands in tlie P hilip p in e group, stcam ers th a t he wa3 not content
And never found, high nor low.
office on F riday. This gentlem an whether thp
with his single estate. One day.
“ Now, w hat do you th in k ? ” asked he,
u a s m . herm an county in the in-
or
...
,
when the high w ater m ade it neccs-
with a w in k ;
terests of the N ational Press Asao- cons;derable hole in th „ 100000 sary to send the passengers around
“ I'll bet y u never could guess
ti* t,o n . He is com piling inform a- r
(vUch „ ,.tc , h
h t tu ( the cascades by nagon. IV. C. Al- W hat was in th a t tro u t.” “ The rin g !”
they s h o u t!
f o n ol the wonderful N orthw est, ficien[ for a |,
r m ,cs
„ law ay, agent of the D.. P. * A. X.
“ N othin’ but iunards,” said Jess.
which w ill be presented to this KouU
wc„
u t e ljm e
(he Co., lauded w ith a p a tty near the
great association of new spaper men. forelock an(1 com ;nfn„ th c ' tight f a r ' X o,icin8
lh '
W an ted — A p air of suspenders
T his matter, when fully collated,
100 000 m ore_ s0 a j , o 1|ay(. gone, Mr. Allawa.v inquired of W al-
for
the breaches of promise, and a
will be published w ith illustrations,
ker, who stood in the door of his
them in readiness when needed.
pair
of corsets for the waste of tim e.
giving th e advantages, resources
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ear, w hat had become of it. For
an d beauties of the G reat W est.
In the past m onth there has been refd y th ® fisherm an jerked his
“ Mamma, I saw a »log to d a y that had
P o rtlan d is p u ttin g every effort some
pounds of
territory
u m b b over his shoulder, and a
some 200,000
200,000 pounds
of territo
ry : : th
tbum
only three legs.”
forw ard t~> m ake thi3 one of the wooi goj j {or exj,ort to E n g lan d , Pa ir of b,ack eyes peering from the
“ W eren’t vuu awfully sorry for him ?”
greatest m eetings the editors ever and 1,250,000 in bond. It is en- darkness læ hind him explained
“ N o 'm ; he had one more leg th a n I
had. On their way down the Co- couraging for wool-growers to know
^be 3’8n had been taken down. iiad-
lum bia they will p u t into Hood tb a t tbere is a ch ance of getting — Oregonian.
We have m ade arrangem ents to
R i\er, where thc-y will be tendered r jd of 8Ome of our eurp lus wooj
furnish the L eader and W eekly
W A N T TO COM E HO M E.
a straw berry festival rig h t u n d e r , th rough th ;8 channel. Fine wool
O regonian at the very low price of
M anila , A pril 18.— Over 4000
th e shade of th e m onarch of the ¡8 very high ¡n the Br¡ügh m arket
$1.75 per year in advance.
Cascades M t. Hood. J u s t th in k and quite a q u a n tity of the finest Am erican volunteers have peti
of it, for a m om ent— a straw berry foreign and dom estic in our m a r. tioned the governm ent to allow
The way to m ake money is
them to he m ustered out on the
festival a t the base of a snow-cap- ket8 m ay find itg wav over there
to advertise— in thc M oro L eader .
island of Luzon, w ith travel pay
ped m ountain. They will then pro-
-
eeed down the great w aterw ay of
The following cablegram from to th eir homes, in retu rn for which
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
th e W est, am idst the m ost beauti- General Otis, appeared in the Ore- tllc-v Prom ise to f°rn i local m ilitia
ful and m agnificent scenery in the gonian of A pril 2 0th: “ The em- or? a n >zations.
D R . O L IV E H A R T L E Y ,
world, when they will reach Port- b arkation of the volunteers on
The Provost m arshal has raided
lan d , the queen city of the "Wiliam- their re tu rn to the V nitcd States the F iliPino recruiting office in
P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N .
ette, the pride of the valley, and will begin about M ay 5th. They M anila’ captured three or four offi-
the com ing Chicago of the North- will render w illing service u n til cer8, a n d ,ls o confiscated about
Oflice in the People’s building.
west. Even now P ortland is far retu rn tran sp o rts are available. $ ,fW.000 which was to be sent to
ahead of all other N orthw est cities, The em barkation will continue tlie rebt‘ls.
C. J . B R IG H T,
an d will be called the g ia n t citv a t through Ju n e and Ju lv ”
A
T
T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
n , d ista n t day. No p ain s will be
m o t io n f o r n e w t r ia l .
Will practice in any court of the state.
spared to show the editors the beau-i We read in our exchanges from ailH
C
o
lu
m
b
ia
Office, over K rause’s harness shop.
ties of Oregon— her fine tim bered tim e to tim e th a t the prices of
A ld n ch vs
R
ailw
ay
Com
pany
was
Wa8O(
.
.
.
.
Omoo<(
m ountains,
w ith
innum erable heavy
horses
are
advancing
'
argued and subm itted in J u d g e !.
stream s b ursting forth into the for- steadly, w ith an increasing d e - i u
v
tile valleys below, m aking it the m and. Owners of heavy horses " ars court ;ld a V, A pril _1.
D r. I. M . S M I T H ,
•
Farm ers when in town are co rdially invited to give us a call.
T im e S c h e d u le
chap
E. E. L Y T L E , P resid en t.
Snatched the bait and m a le the line
“ » G , „
RATES: FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 25 AND 50 .
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
No.
Leave
Leave
Arrive
W ith a spring and a snap a speckled obi
-
,
~
-
H a perm an en t
th e m se lv e s, and come home covered |
.
THE
CONDON
M RS.
JO H N
HOTEL,
MADDOCK,
BEST
IN
THE
CO UNTY.
\v. can and do p rin t any size from the sm allest card to posters 18 by
24 inches.
Prop.
ACCOMMODATIONS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS If! EYESY RESPECT.
NEWLY REFITTED ANO RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
We have in stock of our own p rin tin g
SEV ERA L
FORM S
OF
N O TES,
H e a d q u a r t e r s fo r C o m m e rc ia l T r a v e l e r s a n d S to c k m e n .
W ith and w ithout indorsem ents.
C o n d o n , O re g o n .
w. J.
M A R T IN .
G.
A.
ARM PW ORTHY.
L. I I .
M A R T IN .
J.
M.
KLO BER.
C IT Y
FO U N D RY
£ ^ " A ! l s tric tly firs t-c la s s a n d p ro p e rly w o rd e d .
We have now the lust m achine shop and foundry in E astern Oregon,
and are readv to do all kinds of
BLACKSMITHINC, REPAIR1NC, W000-Y/0SK, CASTINC, AND NEW WORK
OF ALL OESCfilrTICNS.
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY.
C IT Y
W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C h a tte l M o rt-
gages, Releases o f M ortgage, etc.,
CO.
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
as consistent with our q u a lity of work.
F O U N D R Y CO .,
M oro, O reg o n .
W e
FO R
SALE.
invite com parison of our work a n d price« w ith a n y
Sam ples can be seen in m any places all over th e county an d
at our office.
others,
EXPRESS AND
Commodious building ou Main
street, in Moro; suitable for almost
any kind of business. Can be p u r
chased on reasonable term s. Apply D R A Y IN G
to M. FitzM aurice, th is office.
BAGCACE TRANSFER.
AND
MORO
Two of the best papers in the ALL KINGS TEAMING ABOUT TOWN.
State of Oregon—the W eekly Ore
PROMPT ANO CHEAP.
gonian and L eader —for the sm all
sum of $1.75 per year.
A new ly-slarted paper delicately an
nounces th a t its charge for marriage
notices is " ju s t w hat th e ecstasy of the
bridegroom may prom pt.”
Ic e C r e a m P a r l o r s , a n d
B U S IN E S S
CARDS.
W. H. MCORE.
H.
A.
E... B... W H E A T ,
JEWELER.
WM. HOLDER, MORO.
W
BROCK’S RESTAURANT
CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
B a n k in g
Business, M oro, O rego n.
Is the place to get good m eals or board by th e d ay o r week.
ALL WORK CUARANTEEC Fi.TST-CLASS.
....... n e x t
LODGING
MRS.
E.
M.
W EST.
DRESS-MAXING PARLORS.
25 CENTS.
A C h o ic e lin e o f C a n n e d L u n c h C oods, fin e C o n fe c tio n e ry ,
Best a fte r -d in n e r C igars.
doom to r a d l e t ’ s br ic k .
•E verything first-class, and term s the lowest com patible w ith
M o ro ,................................. O regon.
quality
Letters of credit issued available on
E astern statue.
Collections m ade at all jo in ts on fa
vorable term s, sight exchange and tele
graphic transfers sold on New York. San
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii. Hono
lulu-
W
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
MOORE.
M O O R E B R O S .,
BANKERS.
T r a n s a c t a G e n e ral
C o n fe c tio n e r y S to re .
M oro, O regon.
W
CO.
FREE READING ROOMS
M. D U N A H O O .
It is poor consolation to th e girl who
has been stung by a bee to know th at
lieeg are i artial to sweet things.
P U B L IS H IN G
T R A C K IN G
G. W . B R O C K , P ro p rie to r.
M oro, O reg o n .
YOU
CAN
N. W. THOMPSON,
1 anything' you in ven t or improve : also get
; CAVEAT.TRA0E-A1ARK. COPYRIGHTor DESIGN
I PROTECTION. Send ciodei, rle tc h , or photo.
’ fo r free exam ination and advice.
P ro p rie to r o f
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
FEED, A N D S A LE S TA B LE S .
BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patenL
MILLINERY AND ORESS-MAKIHC.
garden spot of the W est. Among j should be careful before selling and
¿ 'C .A .S N O W & C O .
.i l
.
.
i W. A. C am pbell, th e well-know n
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
Miss M. It. Goss, Dress-maker.
; T â ten t Lawyers. W A S H I N G T O N , D . C .
m an y other great a ttrac tio n s the see th a t thev get the full m arket '
i
,
.1., e ,
k -
,
1
IUil InarKet and popular representative of the ,
great fisheries of the C olum bia will value. A Mr. Holcomb, a Seattle
Carry everything to lie fourni in a first-
Office at Drug Store.
Penn M utual Life Insurance Com-
claim their atten tio n . In th is pub- buyer, paid as high as $125 on an
,1
class m illinery establishm ent.
I pany, m et with ra th e r a th rillin g ex
licatio n the great w heat belt of average for 17 head.
^ o ro ................................................ Oregon. |
Main st., Moro, Oregon.
perience one day last week, while
Sherm an county will be presented j
in
i o
i
d
.
on his way from H eppner to Condon, H . 8 . W IL S O N .
D 8 H U N T IN G T O N .
in glowing term s, and it will con-
Speaker Reed has decided to re-
.u x j
tx
.
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,
I .
. .
,
... W hen thc ford across D rv Fork of
\in c e the mo6t w ary th a t we have sign his seat in congress, and w ilU r, ,
,
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„
: Rock creek was reached, M r. C am n-i
D epart
TIME SCHEW'LES
ARRIVE
th e greatest county in E astern Ore- become a m em ber of a firm of law- . ,, f
,
, !
All ladies needing the assistance of a
FO
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FROM
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bell found th a t stream m uch swol-i
FROM
first-class tlress-maker, are in
gon. 4he association m eets m yers in New York. Congressm an ,
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vited to call ujHjn
P o rtU a d on lhe 4 th of J u ly . W ith-1 J .m e 3 S herm an ivill he a candidate ?
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Fast Mail Sail Lake,IX*nver, East Mail
M IS S M A G G IE H U F F ,
o u td o u b t President M cK inley, .. J for the speakership.
, I rg,ng the team into the water the
Fort Worth,t>ma-
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at a z a nitrss-MAKixc parlors , over the 12:38a.m. lia. Kansas City, 2:16 p. m.
gether w ith other notables, will be
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when the rapid c u rren t o v e rtu rn e d 1
present. People will go from all
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and
East.
Ten
thousand sheep
were sold
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The Dalles
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tlie hack, p reciptating Mr. Cam p
p a rts of the state to s e e th e presi- H eppner last week a t $1.75 for
dent, and it is needless to say th at wethers and $2 for ewes. J. C. bell into the water, hag and baggage.
J . B. H O S F O R D ,
Spokane Walla Walla, Sjx>- Sjtokanc
Flyer kane, Minneajwlis
Flyer
P ortland will have one of the great- Carson, of Raw lins, Wyo., was the By d in t of great exertion he m an
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St. Paul. Duluth.
Attom ey-at-Law nn<l Notary Public.
aged
to
reached
the
opposite
bank
est and grandest celebrations here purchaser.
Milwaukee, Cliica-6 :0x> a. m.
HOUSE PAINTER, CRAINER AND PAFER- 6 :2 6 p. m. go
safely, h u t suffered the loss of his
mid East.
tofore given
HANCEK.
entire
effects,
including pome Practices in all the Courts of this State.
0. R. & N.
H a v in g e n la r g e and r c litt« ! the a k n -n f t a h | , , .
A T T E N T IO N !
an>
conduct the business in a first-class m an n er
GOOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES, WILL >E
HUNTINGTON & WILSON,
STOCKM EN,
WESTERN
This hotel has been newly fitted up in first-class style.
SOUTHERN.
M any a happy home am ong the Will bo a t O n a e E x te n d o d to A n ts
lops
hills and valleys of Oregon will
E.
E.
Lytle,
president of the
rejoice a t the hom e-coming of the
Oregon regim ent of volunteers. Colum bia Southern R a ilro a d Com
M a n y a gjad parent w d|
forfh pany, arrived in P ortland last
V . 8 . SENATOR.
evening, having ju st returned from
and welcome w ith open arm s the
George W. McBride,
Joseph Simon.
a trip over his proposed road. He
boy who went forth a t his coun-
.
CONGRESSMEN.
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trv ’s call to tight her battles in a travfrsed the P relim inary survey,
AY. K. E llis........... Thomas II. Tongue. , fo-r e .g n l a n d a i i d
b
- ,n com pany w ith his chief engi-
8FPK 8M E JVW .KS
of the enem y, and the far more to ■
Moro to Antelope, and
F. A. Moore, R. S. Bean,C. E. W olverton. be dreaded pestilence th at prow leth 13 30 Wel1 8at,shed w ith the a PPear-
'SEVENTH J fD K T A L ^ISTBlCT.
in the rear of an arm v. The | » « e of th in g s th a t he lias ordered
AY. L. B radshaw ............... Circuit Judge.
A. A. Jay n e
Prosecuting A ttorney.
E . B. D u iu r.........................Jo in t Senator,
G illiam , Sherm an and W ascocounties.
Jo h n M L h ell.....................Jo in t Senator,
Sherm an and Wasco.
J. W. M orton and A. S. Roberts, Jo in t
R epresentatives, Sherm an, Waaco.
1
OUR MOTTO.
BEST RICS IN TOWN.
M a in St., opp o site B a n k .
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M o ro , O re g o n .
NEW S
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STATE
and
N A T IO N A L
AND
O P IN IO N S
OF
IM P O R T A N C E
THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH.
M oro,....................................
M o r o ......................... O regon .
..O regon, la s t Mail Portland and Sau Fast Mail
\\ ilh a m P. Lord, ex-governor of I W hy drive your stock to A rling- valuable papers, which will be hard
to
replace.
This
is
another
evi
Oregon, has been appointed m inis- ton and The Dalles for shipm ent,
5:15 a. m. P o r Y e a r
i 9 :50 a. m
Francisco.
$1.5(8^
ter to Persia, and will hob-a-nob when you can save money by hav- dence showing th a t a bridge is bad Dr. Lloyd D. Id lem an ,
FOR
SALE
ly
needed,
and
should
be
b
u
ilt
a
t
w ith his royal highness the Shah ¡ng them loaded on the C. S. Ry.
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D E N T IS T .
THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MORO AND
this point. As Mr. Cam pbell is a
a t his palace in Teheran.
The cars rig h t here in Moroh
SHERMAN COUNTY.
D O E S A L L K IN D S
O F H IG H
CLASS
FROM PORTLAND.
staunch friend of the H erald and
sa la ry of $.5000 a year attached to (
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1 he 1 crsonal Fortune! and M isfortunes of o ur Im m e d ia te
DENTAL W ORK.
For San Francisco
intends returning by the sam e route,
th e office is none too great, when
Everv five «lavs.
F.
W.
DUNN.
CIKN
BUILDING,
“I ’ve led you in to a devil of a
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Office hours: 9:30 to 12m .; 1 :3 0 to 5 p .m .
X v ig h b u « . T h etv come w ith in , h e range of the
“ I“ ' ”
the retin u e of aervan.,., and the bad -crape, and naw von h a v e !’ ° 1" >? 1<l " * 7 ?
Moro, Or.
6 a. ni.
COLUMRIA RIVER
4 p. m.
d isp la y necessary to keep np an got to fight like hell to get out o l ! “ ‘i' 5' u
’ be,‘’rC *“ retu rM - Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon.
ExSunday
ExSundav
STEAMERS.
am bassador’s prestige in these far it,” a rem ark of an E nglish general,
H erald.__________
i Saturday
R. E. H O S K IN S O N ,
10 a .m . ¡To Astoria and wav
countries,
eastern
is taken into heads an anti-expansion editoral.
Landings.
A ttorney-at-Law ami Notary Public.
A
m
an
near
S
pring
Creek,
Pa.,
D uscussion o f lo c al s u b jec ts
consideration.
G etting into the P hilippines was has coughed up a n ail which hej Practices in all Courts of this State.
c a n n o t be fo u n d els e w h ere .
L vltiparia
snake river
Lv Lewstn T H E W E E K L Y
not the scrape, but u n fo rtu n ate de ' swallowed last fall. Here is a case !
O N 1A N A N D T H E M O R O
LEADER
exceot dtiparia to Lewis-
1)aily
A P aris paper states th a t a lay of the peace tre a ty provoked all
except
except
A
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itie
.
for
every
fa
m
ily
,
where a m an has lived to see a n ail Real E state, Collection and Insurance (
Sunday.
ton.
Saturday.
T rench gardener has succeeded in the trouble. But if it’s ncccasarv t
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Agency. A1 wir a rt of titles and con-1 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
or s m a ll, m Sherm an county.
. i
t
.
m-LLbsary from his own coughin’.
veyancing
a
Hjieeialty.
Moro,
Sher
grafting the tobacco p la n t on potato our soldiers can fight, in fact, have!
SPECTACLES.
m an county, Oregon.
For full details call on agen t a t Moro,
tubers, and th a t the new p la n t pro- fought like hell to rectify th a t
Oregon, or address,
mis-
A little under 3,000 sta rs can be ', We resjtecttully solicit business in our i A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s .
per
duces the finest tobacco h a v e , take, th a t w a, due chietly to these « e „ . ¡ , h the , , ^ U
W. H . H vri . bvrt , Gen. Pass. Agt.,
471^« L
Factory agent for Bicycles, Pianos, Or-
Portland, Oregon.
above ground, an d below ground sam e anti-expansionists? I’endle 800 are visible when the eye is °f th is character, confident of ourability I gans, Gn.ipliophones and Kodaks.
Tins is a saving of three-quarters of a d o llar.
PobWEi.E, C aki . ii . i . tk ('<>., Gen. Agents
ton T ribune.
the best potatoes.
1.1 t
.
to liamlle the same iu a m anner ta tisfa c -'
Xor. Pac. S. S. Go., Portland, Or.
blue*., nod.
^orv ty a ii,
M oito . . . ............................. O kkuon .
Address: M oro L e a nun, Moro, Oregon.
1 J. K : i i l it. \g e n t, M n rti. O r.
RAMBLER CYCLES.
AND IDEAL
W. 0. HADLEY,
p
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MORO
LEADER.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
BOTH TOGETHER,
YE^R, S I.7 5 .