Moro leader., June 21, 1899, Image 2

M ORO
LEADER.
EASTERN O REG O N STO CK RANG E.
The O regonian, in one of its edi-
torials. advocate« th a t the govern-
P u b lis h " ', E v e r y W e d n e s d a y b y t h e
m ent ranges in E astern Oregon be
M o r o P u b lis h in g C o .
classified, arranged in districts, and
Entered a t th e Post-Office at Moro. leased to those able to give them
Oregon, :'** »**<•<»»'<l-ekiss m atter,
proper care. This would be a very
April 27, I69X. '
excellent course to pursue if it were
possible to prevent the whole gov­
R A TE S OF subscription :
PER YEAR, $ 1 .0 0 S IX M ONTHS, 50C. ern m en t range in each district from
(in advance.)
getting into th e hands of large cor­
S im . le Cori«*-
.» C ents . porations to the detrim ent of the
A dvertising rates made known on ap-
of sn jaH sheep-owners who de-
plication.
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pend solely on the wool in d u stry
E ditor , for a livelihood.
If th e range could
XI. F ITT. M ai kick .
he apportioned so th a t every stock-
J l NE 2 1. 1800. m a n got a share, no better solution
W EDNESDAY.
of th is difficult problem could lx*
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
found. In the first place, sheep-
V SITED STATES
men knowing th a t their right to a
President.
W illiam McKinley.
certain am ount of sum m er range
Vice Presi,lent.
G arrett A. ilolw rt
was secure, would not he in such a
Secretary
of State
Jo h n Hay
h u rry to take th eir sheep to the
Secretary
of
Treasury.
l.ytnan P. tinge..
Secretary
ol
Interior
m ountains, and would w ait u n til
C. N. Bliss
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Secretary
of
W
ar
the range was in a proper condition.
Huss, 11 A. Alger.
. Secretary of Navy and in some m easure able to with-
John 1». la»ng
Postm aster General
Ja m e s A. Gary
stan d the tram p in g of the Hocks
A ttorney General
Jo h n W. tiriggs
Jan ies W ilson. .Secretary of Agriculture. herded on it, besides allow ing the
Binger H erm ann. Jo in t Commissioner. grass to m ature, th u s enabling the
range to carry twice the am ount of
STATE OF OKBUOX.
stock. As the situ atio n stan d s now,
FO R S A L E .
C le v e la n d c a u g h t P o a c h in g .
Spaulding C hapel— 1st and 4th
Commodious building on M ain]
\\ e publish the following letter;
m *’ 2d and 3d street, in Moro; suitable for a lm o s t,
from Capt. Orm sby for the benefit] d ro v er Cleveland, ex-president of
i . . . . . . . . .
.
, , Sundavs, 7 p. m.
. any kind of business. Can be p u r - ,
of whom it m ay concern :
the b nite« -Mates, was stopped,
R u tie«lge— 1 st Sunday, 7
chased on reasonable term s. Apply
First Sheep-owners are r au- while poaching tro u t on the land o f ! gd Sunday, 11 a. in.
to M. FitzM aurice, th is office.
Bigelow—2d S unday^ 11 a. n
tinned not to he in haste to s ta rt F ra n k Johnson, a farm er of T yring
their sheep for the Reservation, ham , near W insted, Conn., and nr- 4th S unday, 7 p. m.
Send $1.75 and vour nam e and
F. L. J ohns , Pastor.
My advices show th a t there is still dered from the place. The states-
address to the L eader , Moro, and
an im m ense q u a n tity of snow in m an went to T yrin g h am as the
‘Subscribe lor tlie L eader .
receive the L eader an d W eekly j
the m ountains, and it is not possi- guest of Richard W atson Gilder,
O regonian one vear.
hie for it to disappear from the who has a residence there, says a
FO R S A LE ,
ranges before the 1st of Ju ly .
New York special to the St. Louis «40 acres 4 miles from C. S. station ;
Second—The eating out of the Globe-Democrat. Dressed in old . new house, fair b a rn ; plenty of w ater;
C H IC A G O .
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, tine voting orchard. Price, 010,000, on
ranges of settlers hv sheep on their clothes and a lu g straw hat, and e!lsy tcrm s; will take small place in
Largest wool operators in the j
way to the m o u n tain s is becoming ] looking much like a co u n try m an , valley as part paym ent. Handsome Middle W est. Money advanced on
plae
a serious m atter, and is being he was w hipping stream s on Jo h n -
pill acres near Moro, Price, 92100, consignm ents.
brought to the atten tio n of the son's farm regardless of num erous on very easy term s.
M. F itz M a u r u e , Agent,
400 acres three miles from Moro; lint
D epartm ent in a m anner th a t can- huge signs.
Moro. Oregon.
place; plenty of water, and some fruit
not he ignored. The D epartm ent.
Johnson has some of the best Tine building place.
Inquire at Leader office.
Fine job work a t the L eader j
however, has no au th o rity outside fishing w aters in the neighborhood,
press room.
Call and see our
the R eservation, and when it does and protects them w ith difficulty,
$10 R E W A R D .
sam
ples.
act its action van only he the ex- A few weeks ago lie caused the ar-
IM P O R T A N T
TO
SHEEPM EN.
HOW
ARE TH E
M IG H T Y
FALLEN
S p a u ld in g C h ap el A p p o in tm e n ts .
SILBERMAN BROTHERS.
C H O P M IL L
Now Ready to Roll W H E A T A N D BARLEY,
FARMERS, BRING IN YOUR FEED.
New Hardware Store!
Lost, strayed or stolen, from Burnt
elusion of sheep entirely from the rest of a poacher. W hen he saw Ranch, W heeier county, Oregon, one
Subscribe now for the L eader .
bay horse, braeded E on left h ip ; ^»ne
Reservation lands.
Cleveland on his grounds he hind w hite foot.
T h ird —The atten tio n of sheep- “ stalked” him . ‘‘Alt, there!” he One hay horse, branded E on left hip;
B U S IN E S S CARDS.
white strip in face; w hite hind feet;
owners is called especially to one shouted, waving a stick. “ I’ve has
a small scar in his face.
of the excepted areas, which is as caught you at last.”
H . A. M O O R E .
Olli1 hay horse, branded inverted x> W H . M O O R E .
follows: The E ast 1 of Tps. 12,
"B ut. my dear sir,” Cleveland with half circle over, on left shoulder;
buy fo r cash d ire c t fro m th e East, a n d e a n
has a small scar in face.
13, 14, 15, 16 and IT S .. R. H E .
began.
One sorrel horse, branded witli two
’
a ffo rd to sell at P o rtla n d prices.
T his strip of territo ry is for the
"D on’t you dear sir me,” shouted triangles, connected
by bar. on right
B
A
N
K
E
R
S
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benefit of settlers along the line of Johnson, who was white with an-
white str‘,> luce; o,ie
" 1,ite
T r a n s a c t a G e n e r a l B a n k in g COME IN A N D EXAM IN
T. T. G eer............................... Governor. the sheep are driven to the tim ber, i the reserve, and whose stock m ay g Pr. "Y ou just get off m y prop- These
4 horses were turned out on
Secretary
of
State.
E. 1. lhndw r
B u s in e s s , M oro, O r e g o n .
grass or no grass, everv m an tries be ru n n in g a t large. W hile sheen ertv, and don’t von lose an v April 10th, 18>.«i.
...................Treasurer.
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Please notify th is office or Mrs. Sultss- Letters of credit issued available on
Chas. S. Moore
to get ahead of his neighbor, and m ay cross th is area to reach the tim e about it. either, or 111 have man. Burnt Ranch, W heeler county.
J . H . Ackerman Supt. Puh . 1 list ruction
E astern states.
A
ttorn
eytien
er.il.
th
e consequence is th e feed has no ranges beyond, no stock of any you arrested.”
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I». K. N. Blackburn
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
State P rinter. tim e t„ grow, the range is tram ped kind will he driven in and herded
Cleveland had only one thing to
W . H . Lewis.
Collections made at all points on fa­
V . S . SENATOR.
vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele­
into dust, and very little feed is to on th is excepted area.
do, and he did it, but for a nio-
graphic transfers sold on New Xork, San
George W. M cllrale,
Joseph iunm. i,e had after the first of August. We
F o u rth —Sheep-owners are eau- m ent he sat on the top rail, and it
Francisco, Portland, and Hawaii, Home
COSOKESSUEX.
publish, by request, a letter from tioned as to the character of the collapsed under his weight. It was
lulu-
' W HICH CAHHOT BE BEAT IH THE COUHT».
W. K. Ellis ............Thom as II. Tongue. Capt. Orm sby w arning sheepm en m en they have in their service the Jo h n so n ’s fence, and the m ishap
LAWYERS.
SirK K M K JVDGES.
th a t the snow is not likely to dis- com ing season. The owner is him - to it m ade the farm er m adder th an
MRS. E. M. W EST.
full and com plete line of shelf hardw are, including the finest
PR O M PT ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS
F. A.M oore, IL S .B ean ,C . E. W olverton. a p jH,ar from the m o u n tain ranges self seldom on the range. H is in- ever.
line of carpenters’ tools on the mark- t.
MILLINERY ANO ORESS-MAKINC.
SEVENTH JV D U IA L DISTRICT.
u n til J u lv 1. and cautioning them terests are intrusted to others.
Neighbors went to Johnson ami
Anderson Building.
Miss
XI.
B.
Goss,
Dress-maker.
W. L. B radshaw ............... Circuit Judge. not to he in haste to drive their These should understand the term s told him who the trespasser was.
A. A. Ja y n e ......... l ’roeevuting Attorney. sheep to the reserve before then, of the contract th a t their em ployer Instead of lieing sorry, he said:
Moro. Oregon.
Carry everything to he found in a first-
K. B. D ufur........................ Jo in t Senator.
class m illinery establishm ent.
This
m av be t good advice if a ll the has m ade with the D epartm ent,
Grover t levelatul. eh? That s
G illiam . Sherm an and Wasco counties.
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abide
hv
it.
and
should
be
men
who
will
faith-
”
ian
who
w
ouldn’t
appoint
me
Main st.. Moro, Oregon.
Jo h n Micln il
Jo in t Senator, sheepm en decided to
village postm aster wiien the whole
D R. O L IV E H A R T L E Y ,
or
Sherm an ami Wasco.
hut as a m atter of fact, 99 j»er cent, fully carry out these term s
W
W a sc o , O regon.
W
place indorsed me. It beats all
J W. Morton and A. S. Kolierts, Joint
t j,e E astern Oregon sheep will he trouble will arise to the owner.
P H Y SIC IA N A N D S U R G E O N .
how vindictive some m en are, and
R epresentatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
¡n
n io u n tajn8 before the first of
F ifth A large num ber of appli- I never did a th in g to him .”
M O R R O W & O O U L IH B R , P r o p r ie to r s .
Office i.i the People’s building.
suebvax 1 »-
i J u ly , and the luckless packer who cations are yet due from owners.
All ladies nceiling th e assistance of a
.County Judge.
first-class dress-m aker, are in­
Jo h n Fulton.
"H ow to Be P retty Though
K .P .G r r B. li. King, Commissioners.
along after th a t date in These m ust be forwarded without
vited to call upon
This hotel has been newly fìtteti up in first-class style. The best ac­
P
lain
.”
is
the
title
of
an
in
terest­
...Clerk, search of a cam p, will be likely to fu rth er delay.
J. B. O rmsby ,
C. J . B R IG H T,
W m. llejirivhs
M
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S
MAGGIE
H
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com m odation for com m ercial travelers will lx* found a t The W estern.
ing and instructive article in a c u r­
................. Slierifl. give the c a p ta in his blessing.
Forest S uperintendent.
W111. H older.............
A T T O R N E Y -A T-LA W .
AT 1IFR DRESS-MAKING PARLOUS, OVER THE
rent
num
ber
of
a
ladies’
weeklv.
T reasurer.,
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W. Stanley
M. M. C o’s STORK,
One of the rules given is, "never Will practice in any court of the state,
RATES : FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 25> ANO 50<. «
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FREE SAMPLE 8 C 0 M .
. . . C ountySupt.
a f a t a l c h a r iv a r i p a r t y .
W hen Lord K itchener captured
W. H. Ragsdale
lose your tem per —a recipe which
Office, over K rause’s harness shop.
M oro,............................................... Oregon.
B. E. Pike
Assessor.
W hile a p arty of young m en K artoum . the B ritish troops wrested '
a n u n iber of husbands will
g iS T T arm crs wiien in town are cordially invited to give us a call.
I. XL Sm ith
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O keoox .
.. .. Loroner. were sercnaj j ng Mr .a n d Mrs. Kay the body of the M adid from the doubtless take quite a riw intersted W asco ,
J . W. Kerns ...........
Suxk lnsi>ector Higgins, near W atonga. O klahom a, sarcophagus in which it lay em- pleasure in calling to their wive’s
R. M . B R A S H ,
K. H annatin .
attention.
I)r
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S
M
I
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H
,
Memler.
Ju
stice;
the
bride
and
groom
of
two
hours
halm
ed.
The
head
was
cut
from
D istrict No. 3—Geo
HOUSE PAINTER, CRAINER ANO PAPEB-
_ appeared on the front porch and the body and presented to Major
F . B- W heat. Constable.
S T O C K M E N . A T T E N T IO N :
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
HANCER.
ordered the «erenaders to leave. Gordon, son of the General whom
W hy drive your stock to A rling­
OUR s u p p l e m e n t .
.
p a rty , composed of about the M adhi killed. Some of the
.Oregon.
Mort».
Office at Drug Store.
There are i o u i k .. n w .i .n tw enty fr jends of the young m ar- soldiers cut off the fingers and sent to n am i The Dalles for shipm ent.
vou can save nionev
• hv
» hav- Moro
Oregon.
quiries receive ro m t le cast aoout
COUpie, refused to go. Instead thdm to E ngland, where they were when <
¡ng
them
loaded
on
the
C.
S. Ky.
Sherm an county a t present t ian at
continued to m ake deafening pUt on exhibition—Oregonian.
ears right here in Moro.
»lie iinw
in it<
niatrtrv.
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$ . H U N T IN G T O N .
H . S W IL S O N
a n y previous
tim e in
its history.
noises by beating on pans anu
W here this storv comes from, and
IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N T Y .
People are anxious for inform ation.
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w hat em bellishing it has got on th e T im b e r C u lt u r e , F in a l P r o o f .— N o ­
t ic e f o r P u b lic a t io n .
and it seems alm ost im possible to. 0 a eof the p a rty , H arry R andally. journey, we know not. One th ing
VxmtD S tates L am > O ffice , )
supply t n <. t mam w it 1 ¡ t u a t n r i
pointed his gun a t th e we do know, th a t if M ajor Gordon
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND We can am i do p rin t any size from the sm allest card to jiosters IS by
The lkilles, Oregon, May 29, 1S99. »
ATTOBNEp-AT-LAW
,
th a t will lie read and remembered
Notice is hereby given tliat Albert S.
24 inches. We have in stock of »»ur own p rin tin g
young people and fired. The bride’s ¡s j n the rem otest degree like bis
SPECTACLES.
Rotierts, of The Dalles, h^a filet! notice
an d not tbrow-n away.
face anti breast was filled w ith buck- father, General G ordon, in charac- of intention to make final proof l»efore
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B L O C K .
Ali W ork W a rra n ted F ir s t-C la s s .
The L eader often receives letters
, shot. She fell fatallv in ju red , shot ter, he never accepted such a the Register and Keeeiver at th e ir office
in The Dalles, Oregon, on S atuniav, the ,
Of in quiry relative to the opportu- th
h the lungs< and aied an hour tr o p h v .- E n .
lotli day of July, 1899. on tim ber enl- The Dalles
nities here of establishing, business
Tfae groom was algQ
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ture application No. 229t»( for the lots 4. -------------
O rd ;os.
5 ain't tt, of section No. 6, in Township
Motto
and asking the value of property.
U t n<jt {ataUv
After t ,u>
J . B. H O S F O R D ,
No. 1 South, Range No. 16 F M M.
................. W ith and w ithout im ’. o rsen ien ts,...................
T o a w s t i n bringing
“ ^ n t-
the ch ariv ari p g rtv flwL
1 ie nam es as wit nesses : W . L. _ Free-
Attornev-at-Law ami Notary I*ublic.
n».in,
Janies
C.
Johnson.
W.
F.
Gil-
ages of th is county before the great Xo arrestg have
m ade yet. A
Fresh straw berries m ade their housen and Joel C. Johnson, all of The
num ber of people who are undou it- smaU brother of the bride was also appearance at the L eader office Dalles, Oregon,
W a rra n te e Deeds, C roo and C h a tte l M o rt­
Practices in all th e Courts of th is State.
cdly tu rn in g their faces w estw ard,,
bm
mJlu»
J ay I . I.vc ts. Register,
XI oro ............
O kbgox .
gages, Releases o f M ortgage, etc.,
a large special edition of tin s paper
a deploraW e faU litv by
w
<>f a jQt
DRAY1NG A N D T R U C K IN G .
is issuet ti ay wit a supp emen j,as been th e outcom e of the perni- ceiVi>d from his brother-in-law . J.
£ ^ " A ! l s tr i c t ly f i r s t - c l a s s a n d p r o p e r ly w o r d e d .
Dr.
Lloyd
D.
Idlem
an,
' ioUS ' ““ bit
bcaling J r " m s’ ,in L
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cans and other contrivances, to the Brock will receive shipm ents of the
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A L i KINDS TEAM ING ABOUT TOWN.
c m friends, relatives an inquirerf
annoy anceof new ly-m arried peoPle, luscious berries from tim e to tim e. Arrives in Moru at
6 P. M D O E S A L L K IN D S O F H IG H C L A S S
in any p art of the co u n try , as it
.g pj
jiopcd th a t th e authori- and offers them for sale a t verv
PROMPT AND CHEAP.
D EN TA L W ORK.
W R IG H T & M E R R IL L , Props.
........................as consistent with our q u a lity of w ork.............
presents th e resources and advan-
w m a( ,agt u k e th e m aU er Jn rcasonabJe
F IL L O O N .
M OORE
BROS
OUR
I
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-
Qf SJEEL RANGE AND
CAST-IRON COOKING STOVES,
OUR DFLF ENAMEL CRANITE AND
LISK ANTI-RUST TINWARE.
. .
MUIR & MUIR,
THE
WESTERN
HOTEL,
ORESS-MAKINC PARLORS.
W. 0. HADLEY,
HUMTINGTON & WILSON,
■ l ì BIMBI
(I
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
SEV ERA L
FO RM S
OF
N O TES,
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
EXPRESS AND
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
MORO’ AHTELOPE STAGE*
QUR PRICES ARE AS LOW
Office h o u rs; 9:30 to 12 in .; 1 :3 0 to 5 p .in .
, age, „1 .h r c . y an-l county ,la t«
p u , a st0|) t(, !Ucll U r .
„ E RoW nwn onc
well-
of tra d e , prices <>
.p
harous perform ances. There is no t-nown farmCr« will spend some:
e ia ,n K .u ,i„ „ „ , , h e p „ u e , p a . n , d u ,
iu c h
which
’» ¡X j
tries, business houses and represent-j
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are set on foot by a gang of young ¡„¿om panied by his fam ily. They
ative m en.
hoodlum s w ith nothing better to do wiU cam p o u t/ h u n t, fish and pick
The retu rn of E x-U nited States th a n m ake night hideous w ith their
luscious straw berries u n til they
S enator W. A. Peffer to the repub- ' offensive clam or.
weary of so doing, while the prom -
Office over the Bank, XIoro, Oregon.
0.R.SN.
D epart
TIME STHEDCLES
ARRIVE
for
FROM BHKiS.
FROM
lican p a rty is one of the m ost sig-
nificant incidents th a t has hap-
J. M . D U N A H O O .
M o ro , O re g o n .
R. E. H O S K IN S O N ,
others.
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
Practices in all Courts of this State.
Kcal E state, Collection ami Insurance
invite
YOU
CAN
PATENT
"
¡sing crops on their broad acres will ----------
Agency. A bstract of titles and con­
anything yon in ven t o r im prove ; also got
Thp observant new-comer, who
O pening for the bountiful har- Fast Mail Salt Lake.Denver, Fast XIail
veyancing a s|N*cialty. XIoro, Sher­
CAVEAT.TRAOE-MARK, COPYRIGHT or DESfGM
man county, Oregon.
Fort W ortli.Dma-
will
likelv
settle
down
and
become
PROTECTION. Send m odel, sketch, or photo,
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. vest th a t is alw avs assured to th is 12:38a.m. lia, Kansas City. 2:16 p. in.
fiened since the election
P re si-1
We resj»eetfully solicit business in our
fo r free exnm inntion and advice.
line,
insuring
tlia
t
prom
ptness
which
al­
.lent M cK inlev. Mr. Peffer, who i nne of
wa8 Pe rh a P9 not 80 ver-v favored section of country,
St. Louis, Chicago
ways follows strict attention to m atters
and East.
was one of tb e ’founders of th e pop-
wrong after all in his calcula­
of this character, confident of our ability
.
,
. . , .
a .
,
. H. Ragsdale was near hav
»™<> when he stated a t a XIoro .
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tions
to handle the same in a m anner satisfac­ J Patent Lawyers. W A S H IN G T O N , D . C . »
ulist p a rty , gives as his reason
a s o n t th h a a t, t ,
.
mg a bad accident in the vicinity
hotel, the other evening, th a t the
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Snokane Walla W alla, Spo- Spokane tory to all.
■pulilican ___’ _ t
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____ of M onkland on S atu rd ay night.
Y'lycr kane, Xlinneapolis
Minneajxdis
Fly
Flyer
except on the m oney question; a n d , i ,arm ers 01
were He drove into a couple of w ire s
St. 1 aul, D uluth,
6:26 p. m. Milwaukee, Chica- 6:06 a. ni
he adds, “ th a t seems to have « et-' CDSaged in actu al tarm work on y
stretched across a lane for the •
go an<l E ast.
tied itself.” T his re tu rn will be about eighteen weeks out of the
purpose of tu rn in g horseB into a
followed bv th a t of m any thousands -fifty-two in each year, though it
T im e S c h e d u l e N o. 3 .—E f f e c tiv e T h u r s d a y , J a n . 5 th , 1899.
pasture. Parties stretching wires
yi-m Portland and San Fast Mail
12:01 A. M. P a c if ic T im e .
..f old A lliance m en and other se- m a-v ,)e sa,d th a t here' as elsewhere,
across the highw ay should he care-
Francisco
l2;3s „
N O RTH BOUND.
«•eder» from th e republican p arty the fa rm e rs work, like w om an’s fill and remove them before night.
S O U TH B O U N D .
who will be glad of the o p p o rtu n ity w,*rL i* np\ er dene that^ k , i f ] ^ guc|j carelessness m ay lead to
No. 2.
K o . 1.
.
,
! 8 :00 p. m. » m ean steamships 4:00 p. m. Ix’ave . 6:45 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
Arrive
Biggs.
to get hack in to line w ith their old thev would be successful far be
vond th eir neighbors who spend <ri,)U < ani.ig
FROM POKTLAXn.
Leave
12:50
p. 111.
Wasco.
7:25
p.
111.
Leave
friends.
'their leisure m om ents unprofit-
A very successful term of school
Leave
11:30
Moro.
For San Francisco
9:30 p. m.
A rrive.
Everv five days.
No better selection could be m ade a | dv—¡n idle ease, if vou p le a se .; at ^ c^ ° 68
1 ‘ r9' '
K E F F E R , A g e n t.
E. L Y TLE, P r e s i d e n t.
th a n th a t of H. W . Scott, E ditor T here’s wood to haul, fences to he I)cMo8S as teacher, was brought to
4 p. 111.
COl.l'MHIA RIVER
of the O regonian, to deliver the ad- kept up, im provem ents to he m ade, a close on F riday, Ju n e J H , w en
ExSunday THE FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.
W . C. W ILLIA M S , M ’C R .
STEAMERS.
an
interesting
program
m
e
was
Saturday
dress of welcome to the N a tio n a l;e (c., you know
To Astoria and wav
carried out to the entire «atisfac- 10 a. m.
Landings.
E d ito rial Association. Mr. Scott,]
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re
n
-
tion
of
the
whole
com
m
unity,
t
h
e
,
in th is instance, is the rig h t m an
Real justice will be a t last
M ORO, OREGON.
SXAKE RIVER
in the rig h t place, an d the selec-; dered to the u n fo rtu n a te Dreyfus, parents in the DeMoss d istrict
their praise of the
Riparia to lx;w is-L'
MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED.
POST-OFFICE IN THE BUILDINC.
tio n will no doubt give universal ; the prisoner of Devil’s Island. One being loud in
toil.
satisfaction.
more heroine has læen added to progress m ade in their children s
R a t e s : f ‘ m ^ ss 25<-'. R o o m « , 2 5 c u p .
the list of noble wives in the per- studies under Mrs. DeMoss tu itio n .
O C T S a m p le R o o m .
L ast reports say th a t the Oregon g(>n of M adame DreyfU9, who never H is rum ored th a t th is lady will
ageut at Mor° ’ ;
Regim ent will be brought home in
. ,
.¡i tl honor and inno- teach in our public school in .Moro
W. H. H vwjm rt , Gen. Pass. Agt.,
a U x ! ,.,., P o rtU n d
,h .
X
o, .h e h u .b j d ,h c
n ex t tc ™ , an d »h. d i r « , o r . . r . «o
C l,
&
1001 ON MTENTS^L*&£°J^;
's-c.A.saow* co.
p o rts, which will first touch a t San am j trugted were proclaim ed to the he congratulated on securing such
F r a n c is c o to disem bark the sick
»¡ck worRJ ‘Owing t(J th ; . faithful an
- efficient
.»fffident in
a tr n c tr e s s .
Francisco
instructress.
a n d wounded of other regim ents
T h e record« in the U. 8. Land
Office for this d istrict show th a t
the desirable governm ent land in
th e southern p a rt of Sherm an
county is living taken up a t a lively
rate.
The cup defender Colum bia will
carry one of Oregon’s stately pines
as a m ast d u rin g her race with the
Sham rock, one being successfully
stepped on J u n e 13th.
It is a well known fact that the
Te,»ort th a t there are microbes in a
kits was sta rt' d by an old m aid.
wom an’s tireless appeals for jus-
i licc> Drc-v ius « no lon8er a Pris'
Ioner on a barren islantL H e wiU
bc brought home on a w arship,
bave au honest trial, he honorably
acQu’tted, ami take his place again
as an officer am i a gentlem an.
B icycle v s H o rse .
y or. Pac. S. S. Co., Portland, Dr.
1. J . K eefer , Agent. Moro. ( Or.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
M ORO
........ Is the place to get good m eals or hoard by the day or week...........
LODCINC
25
CENTS.
A C h o ic e lin e o f C a n n e d L u n c h G o o d s , f in e C o n f e c tio n e r y ,
B e s t a f t e r - d i n n e r C ig a rs .
E verything first-class, and term s the lowest com patible with
quality
C. W . B R O C K , P r o p r ie to r .
M oro, O r e g o n .
prices
w ith any
Sam ples can be seen in m any places ¡fll over the co u n ty and*
MORO
P U B L IS H IN G
CO.
N. W. THOMPSON,
P ro p rie to r of
A L T A M O N T JR. LIV E R Y ,
FEED, A N D S ALE S TA B LE S .
W
W
H aving enlarged and refitted the al»ove stables, we are now prepared to
conduct the business in a first-class m anner.
COOD CARE AND PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND IT T LIVE PRICES, W ILL BE
OUR M O n O . BEST R1CS ’. N TOWM.
M a in S t., o p p o s it e B a n k .
M o ro , O r e g o n .
NEW S
HOTEL,
BROCK’S RESTAURANT
and
at our office.
COLUMBIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
NEW
•v
com parison of our work
STA TE
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.
P er
Year
>
$ 1 .5 0 .
THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MORO AND SHERMAN
COUNTY.
The Personal Fortunes and M isfortunes erf our Im noediste
Dick Kigcr, of Benton county,
Neighbors. These come w ithin the range of the
has a novel race on his hands. He
has het $100 th a t he has a horse
th a t can heat any Benton county
bicyclist from the m ill ju st this
D u s c u s s io n o f lo c a l s u b j e c t s c a n n o t b e f o u n d e ls e w h e r e .
side of C orvallis to the Benton
T H E W E E K L Y O R E C O N IA N A N D T H E M O R O L E A D E R
And still the m an th a t w ants to county side of the A lbany bridge, a I t artificially digests the food and aids
N ature in strengthening and recon­
Arc necessary com m odities for every fam ily, large
fly tries, and tries again, sanguine distance of over ten miles. A race structing the exhausted digestive or-
has
been
arranged
between
one
of
gaits.
I
t
is
the
latest
discovered
digest-
M
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S.
JO
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D
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K
,
P
ro
p
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or sm all, in Sherm an county.
th a t sooner or later he can u ,n
°
a n t and tonic. No other preparation
struct a m achine th a t will not lead ^ ie teachers in the O. A. C. am i the can approach i t in efficiency. I t in- ACCOMMODATIONS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Kigcr horse, and will take place in «tan tly relieves and permanently cures
to a broken neck.
NEWLY REFITTED ANO RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
f
,
’ ,
.,
. .
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
a few days. Considerable money Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
,aod Headquarters for Commercial Travelers and Stockmen.
An A tlantic divine hold« th a t n o , is being p u t up on the race in Cor-i Sick^HeadachejGastralg^ajQwm^taM
‘This is a saving of three-quarters of a dollar.
‘ A ddress: Motto I . i . a d i :!:. M
o : n .
woman should have a hobby if she vallis, ami it is exciting a great «Prepared by E. c DeWitt a Co., cbicoao-
L o n d o n , ( T re g o 1 1 .
A. 1». Bo ro.v A Co.
intends to rid" it a la clothes pin, th al of in ter1:!. Express A lv a u v y .
Digests what you eat.
fW
THE
MORO LEADER.
CONDON HOTEL,
BOTH TOCETHER. PER YEAR, S I.7 S .