ÎV
R O z
IV TO
IvJIvV
I FADER ♦
Tbc cnp cbal’‘fnger Shamrock i»
pUt ¡n trjlu fur
great
™ce for the America’s cup.
Her
‘
. .
trials are not going to give any m-
dication of what the yacht can
really do, and if not what good
can these trials be. If Liptci. Fife
and the rest of them took a West-
ern editor’s advice, they would
thoroughly test their boat under
various conditions, so as to get her
in proper trim before crossing the
Atlantic. It takes time to get a
racing yacht’s ballast just right
Lord Dunraven had considerable
difficulty with the Valkyrie in
this respect, as the yacht had no
adequate trial before leaving En
gland. English yachtsmen ought
to know from sad experience that
they will run up against no slouch
when they meet the Columbia,
and it behooves them to do all in
their power to make the rate a
close one at all events.
S h e r m a n C o u n t y A ll R ig h t.
Contrary to the wishes of the peo-
M oro , Or., July 11.—County'
pie of Oregon, anti greatly to their
Treasurer
\Y. Stanley has just
. _
or
w. » „
-lisappointment,
the volunteers
are
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
.
o x ?
issued
a
call
for all warrants out
M o ro P u b lis h in g C o .
being mustered out at ban rran-
standing
against
Sherman county]
cisco. This will occupy some three
weeks, and what will he done as toi*S8Ue^ prior to Ju lt 1, 1N99. When
E n tered n t th e Post-Office a t Moro
Oregon, as second-class m atter,
bringing
them in a body to P o rt-: this year’s taxes shall I k * paid up
A pril 27, 1998.
land at the expiration of that time. >n M l there will he a cash balance]
is more than we can say at present. *n tlic treasurers hands. Orego-j
R A TE S OF S U B S C R IP T IO N :
PER YEAR, $ 1 .0 0
SIX MONTHS, 50C.
The government canuot be blamed nian-
(in advance.)
for taking these measures, as it was ] Moro C it iz e n s c o m in g to P o r t la n d . ]
S ingle C o m es ............................. ■' t z . nts .
the wish of the troops themselves: M oro , Or.. July 11. Quite a
A dvertising rates made known on ap-
to be mustered out and paid off in ] number of the citizens of Moro ex - j Cpvlp ilCFPntQ frtP OpPOTill
I lication.
San Francisco. Neither can it be
to Help Portland welcome the
Now Ready to Roil w h e a t an d bar ley
wondered at that the hoys should 'etu in of the Oregon volunteers,
M. F itz M. u u k e ------- ...................E ditor .
wish to land on the first opportu- Oregonian.
.J PLY 19, 1899.
WEDNESDAY
nity after a tedious voyage on
st o c k m e n , a t t e n t io n :
transports,
besides
receiving
their
Why
drive vour stock to Ailing-
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
We will soon have two ears of these machines. Call and see them.
travel pay, which would he lost to ton and The Halles for shipment,
rxrrED s tates .
them if they were disembodied at when you can save money by hav-
W illiam McKinley
P resident.
Portland.
__________
ing them loaded on the C. S. Rv.
G arrett A. H obart
Vice President.
ears
right here in Moro.
..
Secretary
of
State.
John Hay..........
In the 1900 elections in Oregon
.
Secretary
of
Treasury.
Lyman P. Gage.
the registry law will he in force. S p au ld ln a r C h a p e l A p p o in tm e n ts .
.Secretary of Interior.
Ic e C r e a m P a r lo r « , a t i d
C. N. Bliss
Spaulding Chapel—1st and 4th
Secretary of W ar.
This law was passed at the last
Bussell A. Alger.
at 11 a. m.; 2d and 3d
C o n fe c tio n e r y S to re .
. Secretary •>! Navy.
session of the legislature. Under Sundays,
Jo h n 1*. lx>ng.
Sundays,
7
p.
in.
.
Postm
aster
General.
Jam es A. Gary
it an
an omciai
official will
in earn
each pre-
W
The proposition to make Gen-111
" U1 he
I,e in
pre-
Rutledge—1st Sundav, 7 p. in.; LEADING CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
W
A ttorney General.
John W . Griggs
eral
Roosevelt
secretary
of
war
cinct
at
a
specified
time
to
receive
3d
Sunday,
11
a.
m.
Jam es W ilson .Secretary of Agriculture
WM. HOLDER, MORO. W e buy fo r cash d ire c t fro m the East, and can
’ n a m e ’ a ge
Bigelow—2d
y
,
- Sunday, 11 a. in.;
Binger H erm ann Jo in t Commissioner w o u ld b e in e v e ry w a y s a tis fa c to ry . j each <l u alific(1 v o te r’8
With such a man at the head of occupation, height, weight color of 4tb uU ndaj,^ p. m
a ffo rd to sell at P o rtla n d prices.
F. L. J ohns , Pastor.
Send $1.75 and your name and
STATE OF OREGON.
the war department a speedy ter- hair and e-ves’ P r i o n s occupation,
SILBERMAN BROTHERS,
address to the L eader , Moro, and COME IN A N D E X A M IN E "
T. T. G e e r...................................Governor. mination of the Philippine rebel- Place of birtb> wbetber native‘
C H IC A G O .
C a p t a in C o g h la n ’s S o n g .
.
.Secretary
of
State.
F. I. J.'
Dunbar
Chas.
M^re '. . '. ' / " : 7 7 Treasurer, lion might be looked for. Who so ;
or »ot> and a fe" olheJ P°ints
Largest wool operators in the receive the L eader and W eekly
At the Cnion League dinner in Xew
OUR LINE OF STEEL RANGE AND
o
York
Captain
Coghlan
sang
a
song
that
J. H . Ackerman S ifjt.P u b .ln etru ctio n . well suited to be intrusted with the that will tend to prevent tie cast-
Middle West. Money advanced oil O regonian one year.
I
voter
*
8
ixtpular
with
our
fleet
in
the
E
ast.
It
votes. If
consignments.
1». K . X . Blackburn
Attorney General. w ejf a re of the army as General ' n?
L eader and W eekly O regonian
CAST-IRON COOKING STOVES.
he will not he al- was received w ith shouts of applause.
W .H . Leeds
M ate 1 rinter.
a s(ddier himself, and a
to le g ist
M. F itz M avkice , Agent,
I y e a r $1.75 in advance.
It is called “ Hoch der K aiser.”
V. s. «NATO«.
Qian with inions o{ his own and lowed to ca8t his ba,lot at an-v 8en’
Moro, Oregon.
OUR DFLF ENAMEL GRANITE AND
T im b e r C u lt u r e . F in a l P r o o f . - - N o -
licorge
. XlvBrulc,
Jose} U Simon. determination enough to carrv eral clection in thc state’ Thc law ller Kaiser of dis Fatherland
t lc e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
End G ott on high all dings command
COXGRLSSMEX.
-♦ . A
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S .
LISK ANTI-RUST TINWARE,
P sitei ) S tates L and O r r ic K , i
them out. Surely no better choice promises to correct many abuses Ye two—a e h ! D on't you understand
The Dalles, Oregon, May 29. IH99.
AY. B. Ellis
Thomas H . Tongue. c o u ld
n ia J e to ' d i r w t th e m o v e -j a n d n ia k e th e b a llo t in O re 8 on
Myself—und G ott.
could be made to direct the move
WHICH CANNOT BE BEAT IN THE COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given th at A lbert S.
srrREVK Mixres.
Roberts, of Thc fhilles. has filed notice
MUIR & MUIR,
ments p of f the army
armv. Evidentlv
Evidently cleaner and fairer, and will result Vile some men sing der ¡tower divine.
of intention to make final proof before
r. A. Moore, K .S. Bean, C. E . W olverton.;
A lg c r -g
|he right in better government.
A full and complete line of shelf hardware, including the finest
Mein soldiers sing “ P er W acht am
the Register and Receiver at th eir office
LAWYERS.
B hein,”
8EVF.XT« Jtwn-vi. msTKiiT.
man in the right place. A change
in The Dalles, Oregon, on Saturday, thc line of carpenters’ tools on the market.
It is dollars to broomstraws that E nd drink der health in a Rlieinish
15th day of July. 1899, on tim ber cul
W. L. Bradshaw ........ Circuit Judge. should be made, and a change from
ture application Xo. 2296, for th e lots 4. —
PR O M PT ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS
the
democratic
national
convention
wine
Proeecating
Attorney.
A. A .Ja y n e ..
5 ami li, of section No. •>. in Township
Alger to Roosevelt would tie her will not dare to condemn the put
Of nie- 11 ml G ott.
........... Joint Senator.
K. B. Dufur
No. 1 South, Range Xo. 16 E W M.
Anderson
Building.
He names as witnesses : W. I,. Free-,
G illiam , Sherm an and Waeco counties. alded with joy by everybody.
ting down of the Filipino revolt bv Here's France, ¿lie swaggerers all
man, Jam es C. Johnson. W. E. Gil-j
Jo h n M khell.
Joint Senator,
i aroundt
the administration, because to do
Moro. Oregon.
liousen and Joel C. Johnson, all of The
S h e n n a a and asco.
The trouble between England so would be equivalent to giving She’s ausgespieldt.
Dalles, Oregon.
J. W. Morton and A S. Roberte, Joint and thc Boers seems in no way set
ni31t6
J av I'. L ita s , Register.
w
w a s c o , O re g o n .
W
To m uch we th ink she d o n 't a m o u n t;
President McKinley the entire vote
Representatives, Sherm an, Wasco.
Myself—U
nd
Gott.
tled, and it is the opinion of many " th7el'eetoral eolieg7
DR . O L IV E H A R T L E Y .
SHKXAAN C O fN TY .
M O R R O W & G O L L IH K R , R ro p rie to r» .
B U S IN E S S C A R D S .
She vil not dare to fight again.
that President Kruger has gone too
Jo h n l'u lto n
County Judge,
But
if
she
shouldt.
I
’ll
show
her
Plain
P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N .
overreached
himself. I I t is said that $30,000,000 of
ft. P. O rr, R. IL King, Commissioners far and
H . A. M O O R E
W H MOORE.
Pot Elsass (und in French Lorraine)
This hotel has been newly fitted up in first-class style. The best ac
Clerk
Forty thousand English soldiers Spanish capital will he withdrawn
W m. H enrichs
Are m ein—by G ott.
Office in the People’s building.
.Sheriff.
Wm. H older.
are to intercept General Joubert, from Cuba and invested in Mexico,
commodation for commercial travelers will be found at The Western.
IJere’s grandm a dink- she is nicht small
Treasurer.
W. Stanley.
commander of the Boer forces on Even if strietlv true, that isn’t
beer,
County su p t.
W. I I . Ragsdale
BANKERS.
C. J. B R IG H T ,
his predicted trium phant march to likely to hurt Cuba, as many times Midt Boers und such she interferes;
RATES: FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 25 AND 5 0 -. *
*
FREE SAMPLE ROOM.
Assessor.
B. F. Pike
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
T ra n s a c t a G eneral B anking
l M Sm ith
.. c«ironer.! C'aP® Town, and msiny a red-eoated j that amount of American and En- She’ll learn none owns dis hem isphere
armers when in town are cordially invited to give us a call.
Will practice in any court of thc state.
But Me—und G ott.
B u sin ess, Moro, O regon.
j . W. K erns .
Surveyor. Englishman and many a Boer will glish capital is going into the is-.
E. H annafin
stock Inspector, bite the dust before Joubert camps land.
She dink-, good frau, from ships -lie's
Office, over K rause's ¡larue.-.- shop.
Letters of credit issued available on
D istrict X o . 3—Geo. Meader. Justice; hjg armv on the shores of Table
E astern states.
got
W asco ,
:
:
:
:
O kkoox .
B. W heat, Constable.
D ...
'
An
Irish
official
on
one
of
the
Pm
l
soldiers
midt
der
scarlet
goat.
B ay.
Collect ions made a t all |x>ints on fa
eastern railroads named Finnigan. A ch: We could knock th e m ! P uf !
ft has been fully demonstrated-. ^ cn Harrison Gray Otis, who was ordered to cut short his reports
D r. I. M . S M I T H , vorable term s. Sight exchange and tele
Like th a t.
graphic transfers sold on Xew York. San
all over the country this year, that knows from personal experience uf trivial accidents. His next re-
Mvself—midt G ott.
Francis o. Portland, and Hawaii, llono-
P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N
the farmer who takes the time and anj observation, gives our people port of an engine running off the In dimes of peace brebare for wars,
lulu-
trouble to farm his land in a proper this good advice: “ Regarding the track read as follows: Off again. I l»ear th e spear and helm of Mars,
Office at Drug Store.
manner, will have more than doub-
situation in the Philip- on again. awav again, Finnigan.
Vnd ^ c »oUor den thusam l Czars
DRESS-MAKING PARLORS.
Maro
Oregon.
Je the return from his lan 1 than pineg, let these prime facts be borne
-------------------- j
IS T H E BEST IN T H E C O U N TY .
his neighbor, who trusts to luck ¡n minj : First, with the present
The news from Manila indicates In fact, 1 hum or every whim,
Ail ladies needing the aasi.-tanee of a
H S W IL S O N
•
S H U N T IN G T O N
tirst-chiss dress-m aker, are in
instead of good farming for a crop. small force available in Luzon the that web-footed soldiers would be " >th aspect dark and usage g n m :
vited to call npon
Wt- can and do print any size from the smallest ear-1 to postera 18 by
Farm machinery has been brought enemv ha8 been delated in every desirable over there during the
My s e lf-u n d G
Gott.
M IS S M A G G IE H U F F .
24 indies. We have in stock ot our own printing
HUNTINGTON & WILSON,
io great perfection in the last few engagement; second, no serious rainy season,
AT i l l » DKESS-MAK1XG PAKLOKS. OVER T i l t
rears. Where one acre could be mistakes have been made by Maj.
F o o le d t h e G a m b le r .
M. M CO’» s TV»I:K.
Xo man has suffered more, from
attobxkys - at - law .
A Ixiuisville gambler on ôno oc
cultivated in former days ten can (jen Otis, either military or civil.”
Moro.
.O r e g o n .
venal yellow journalism than Sec- casion thought he had a good thing
he handled now. and there seems
---------------------
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K BLO C K .
to be small excuse for the farmer who President McKinley’s method of retar-v -V--'1'-
when a stranger who looked as if
fays aside the gang plow, and only appointing the officers for the ten A P p EAL IN M A C E R S M U R D E R he had plenty of money came The Dalles
R. M . B R A S H ,
Oregon
...
. ■ M ith and without indorsements,
CASE.
uses the harrow. Three hundred new regiments of voluntt-ers—mak-
and suggested a friendly game of ---------
HOUSE PAINTER, CRAINER AHD PAFER-
acres of wheat properly sown a't the ing military experience the first E x c e p tio n s to M c L a u c h ia n 's T e s t i - poker.
J . B. H O S F O R D ,
The game ran along
KANCEK.
m o n y a n d c o u r t in s t r u c t io n » .
smoothly for awhile, and at last
proper time on summer fallow, will consideration—is just what was ex-
W a rra n te e Deeds, C rop and C h a tte l M o rt
Attornev-at-Law and Xotarv Public.
Oregon.
Moro.
leave a larger profit than one thou- pected from a truly patriotic Presi- S alem .July 14 The appeal to the when the opportune moment came
gages, Releases of M ortgage, etc.,
sand sown every year, or worse still, dent, and cannot fail to increase supreme court in the Magers mur- the gambler dealt the guileless Practices in all the Courta of this State.
A
carelessly scratched in on the stub- his already great popularity with der ease has been perfected by filing stranger four queens and gave bim-
All stric tly firs t-c la s s a n d p ro p erly w orded.
MORO-ANTELOPE STAGE.
M oro ............. O bboox .
Me and left to take its chance with
the people.
the transcript. In the bill of ex- 9eif four tings. The betting be-
Leaves Moro daily j-xcept Sunday at
mustard and tar weed, to say n o t h - ceptions it appears that the admis-
ean,e interesting right away, and
7 A. M.
Dr.
Lloyd
D.
Id
lem
an
,
ing of grain which is not sufficient-
Rear Admiral Philip, who com- sion of the testimony of I). Me- after all the cash was up and it
Arrives in Moro at
. <> I*. M.
Jy covered and never germinates, raanded the battleship Texas when Lauchlan, chief of police in Port- came to a show down, the Louis-
*
D E N T IS T .
as consistent with our quality of work...........
Mark thc difference in two crops Cervera’s fleet was destroyed, was land, will again lx> strongly urged vjne man laid down his four kings D O E S ALL K IN D S OF H IG H CLASS W R IG H T & M E R R IL L , Props.
where the land is practically the one of the speakers in Xew York’s as an error in the trial court. Me- and the stranger showed four aces,
DENTAL WORK.
thc same, except that one has been big gospel tent.
The admiral Lauchlan was called as a witness •‘Take the money, mister!” gasped Offirehoura: 9 :3 0 to l2 in .; 1 :3 9 to 5 p .m .
We invite comparison of our work and prices with anv
put in the ground at the proper preaches salvation just as natur- for the purpose of showing what the astonished Kentuckian; “ take Office over the Bank, Moro. Oregon.
others,
Samples can be seen in many places all over the county and
time with the land plowed the sea- ally and as vigorously as he fought Magers had said in answer to ques it if you have the heart to do so.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. at our office.
tions asked him while he was in but I’ll be darned if that was the
son before, and allowed to rest free his ship.
R.
E.
H
O
S
K
1N
S
O
N
,
jail in Portland. Counsel for the hand I dealt you!”
from the moisture-sapping weeds.
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MORO P U B L IS H IN G CO.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
Here we sec a uniform growth and
Daniel T. Ames, one of Xew defense claims that it should have
The following letter is a rare ex Practices in all Courts of this State.
indications of a bountiful harvest, fo r k ’s famous handwriting ex- been allowed to examine the wit
SPECTACLES.
ample:
“ My Darlin’ Peggy—1 met
Then look on the other side, and we
who was a witness in the ness as to the source of his infor-
A ll W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s .
find a picture not pleasing to the Dreyfus trial in France, said that mation, and whether he was testi- you last night and you never came! Keal K„tote Collectioo antl , nguran(.e Factory agent for Bicycles. Pianos. Or
rye. a poor crop hardly worth har- the documents which Dreyfus is fying from recollection exclusively, I’ll meet you again to-night, whether Agency. A bstract of titles and con
gans. G raphophones and Kodaks.
veyancing a specialty. Moro, Sher
vesting, and probably cut for hay -accused of writing are not in his l»efore the state proceeded with the you come or whether you stop man county, Oregon.
M oro ................................... O regon .
We resjiectfully solicit business in our
as a last alternative, a crop that is handwriting, and that the writing direct examination. The court away. If I’m there first, sure . I’ll
..J in e .in s u r in g th a tp r o m p tn e s s w h ic h a l-
P ro p rie to r o f th e '
certain to leave the farmer who
not even a clever imitation of ruled th ai the counsel for defend- w rite niv name on the gate to tell wayS follows strict attention to m atters
if it’s you that’s of th is character, confident of our ability EXPRESS AND
persists in this kind of farming a Dreyfus’ handwriting.
ant could not examine the witness you of , it; and
...
. . ’
, to handle the same in a m anner satisfac-
ALTAMONT JR. LIVERY,
until after the direct examination. firet, why rub it out, darlin . and torv to a,j
poor man. If our farmers in Ore
That alleged cure for yellow The court having made this rul no one will be the wiser. I’ll never _________________________ _
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
FEED, AND SALE STABLES.
gon could only realize the trouble
fever
is to be at once tested in the ing thc witness was allowed fail to be at the trystin’-place,
taken with land in thc eastern
D R A Y IN G A N D T R U C K IN G .
states and in thc old countries, and southern ports and in Cuba. If it to testify, and on cross-exam Peggy; for, faith, I can’t keep
Having enlarged and refitted the above stables, we are now prepared to
see the amount of work expended ‘8 ,be 8°°^ thing claimed, the ination it was shown that he away from the spot where you are. ]
on the land, to say nothing of fer- newspaper which has given the op- relied to some extent upon the ex whether you’re there or whether
ALL KINOS TEAMINC ABOUT TOWN.
conduct the business in a first-class manner.
lilizers and manures used, they P<,rtunity for the experimen’ tended notes taken by the stenog vou’re not. You’re own Mike.”
COOD CARE ANO PLENTY OF FEED, AT LIVE AND LET UYE PRICES, WILL BE
PROMPT ANO CHEAP.
would wonder how thev have a sbouH receive full credit for its rapher, and that the notes assisted
TIME SCHF.DVLKS
ARRIVE
D epart
OUR M O R O . BEST RICS IN TUWN.
Exhibitor—“
This,
ladies
and.
crop at all. Any wheat farm should I,bilanthroPic st-vlc of advertising. hi m in refreshing his memory.
FROM
FROM BIGGS.
for
Main
St.,
o
p
p
o
site
B ank.
gents, this piece of straw is that
M o ro ,
The defense asked the court to di-
at least have one good plowing once
J . M. D U N A H O O .
Hon. IL C. Loudenslager is the
>urv not to consider Mr. celebrated last straw that broke the Fast Mail Salt Lake,Denver. Fast Mail
a year, sowing one-half the farm
Moro, O regon.
Fort W ort h,! >ma-
camel’s hack.”
testimony _____
as evi- j
each year, and allowing the other only congressional life-saver. He
12:38u.m. lia. Kansas City. 2:10 p. in.
Mrs. Fanner -Weel, week John,
won the title at Cape May. where Jence upon the grounJ
h ap.
St. Louis, Chicago
to lie fallow during the summer.
NEWS AND OPINIONS OF
and East.
he prevented the drowning in a peared from cross-examination that that’s wonderful. I ’ve heard o’
If this plan were adhered to very
that straw a’ my life, hut little did
YOU
few failure» would have to be re heavy surf of Prof. Moore, chief of hJg recoUection was &upported in
STATE
Spokane Walla W alla, Sjto- Spokane
the U. S. weather bureau.
part &t kagt by thc extended noteg) I expect to se^ it.”
an d
Flyer
•Flyer kane, Minneapolis
corded. The very productiveness
____________
CAN
N A T IO N A L
St.
Paul,
D
uluth,
<
in Sherman countv •
t - i
iz . ,
• i
t de
i wlii-h were not produced in court.
He—“ Do you know that for thc 6 :26 p. ni. Milwaukee, Chica (• :00 a. iu.
. -f the
, , land
.
The
Kentucky
judge
who
anyth ing yon in ven t or im prove ; also get
Another point relied upon by the last hour I have been watching for
leads
the
taruier
to
try
experiments
,
,
v
,
.
go and East.
CAVEAT.TRADE-MARK. COPYRIGHT or DESIGN
«
, . ,
.....
7 *
elmed to hold court because of las
PROTECTION. Send m odel, sketch, or photo,
THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN ALONE CONTAINS BOTH. >
,
i ,
..
defense is thus stated in the hill of a good chance to steal a kiss iron
which end in failure. Take for in ,
fo r free exam ination and advice.
lear of an attack from those par
stance the pernicious plan of the ticipating in the White-Howard ' xc< I’11 ”u ’
Fast Mail Portland and San Fast Mail
you?”
BOOK ON PATENTS
P e r Y ear
...
. ,
‘’After the jury had retired to
volunteer crop. If the season comes , , 7
She—“
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favorable a crop of wheat can be
consider their verdict, W . II.
might be well for you to consult
ness has been destroyed.
had in this manner without trouble
Holmes, one of defendant’s coun- an oculist?”
THE COUNTY SEAT NEWS OF MORO AND SHERMAN COUNTY.
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8 :00 p. iu . OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4 :Ü0 p.‘ 111.
eel, addressing the court, said: ‘I
or expense, but these favorable
It was a Xew York minister,
FROM PORTLAND.
“ Under the Equator, gentlemen,”
years are few and far between, and not a skeptic, who .declared that think it would be the duty of the
The Personal Fortunes ami Misfortunes of our Imne^M te
For
San Francisco
the man wlx> depends on thc chance tjie paying church was now more court in a ease of this kind to in- remarked an extensive traveler,
Every five days.
Xeighbors. These come within the range of the
crop frequently gels left, while his popular than thc praying church. struct the jury of its own motion “it’s so hot that the natives have
thrifty neighbor, who assists nature The statement was made in a fare that the fact of the defendant not to put the hens in ice-chests to pre- 6 a. ui. COLUMBIA KIVKK 4 p. in.
ExSunday
STEAMERS.
testifying in his own behalf should vent them from laying hard-boiled , ExRunday
to tlwi utmost, will he sure of a reas well sermon.
Satun lay
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; 10 a. in. To Astoria and way
not be taken as a circumstance eggs!”
onable crop every year, and when
Landings.
D uscussion o f local s u b je c ts c a n n o t be fo u n d elsevrberw.
Digests what you eat.
a favorable season does come he
Distinguished Amateur Artist
Certain democrats are amusing against him, and for that reason
Itartitlclally
digest
stlie
food
and
aids
THE
W E E K L Y O R E G O N IA N A N D T H E M O R O L C A D B R
will reap a twofold harvest from themselves by
SNAKE RIVER
Nature in strengthening and recon
Lv Riparia Riparia to Lewis Lv Lewstn structing the exhausted digestive or
his industrious methods.
Are necessary commodities for every family, large
n-
cottage! May paint it?”
paper; when the votes are counted
Daily
Daily
gans. It is the latest discovered digest-
ton.
Old Woman “ Lor,’ no; its just
there will be the usual republican point, hut no request was made to
or
small,
in
Sherman
county.
ant and tonic. No other preparation
Stories alleging that Admiral majority.
can approach it in efficiency. I t in
have the jury recalled for instruc- been whitewashed.”
Dewey was unpopular with the en
For full details call oil agent a t Moro, stantly relieves and permanently cures
. tions ou that point, or any other.’’
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
BOTH TOCETHER- PER YEAR, $ 1 .7 5 .
’A gentleman
called, voti Oregon, or axldress,
listed men of his fleet were awav
it would be well for the Demo-
L ad v
The hill of exceptions also eon-
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
“
U . H . llv iiL B r it T , tien. Pass. Agt.,
behind schedule time, but they are cratic party if the summit of Bry- tains copies of the affidavits uf!- say? Did he leave any name?”
Portland, Oregon, SlckHeadache,Gastralgia, Cramps, and
T h is is a s a v in g of th re e -q u a rte rs of a d o lla r .
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odwki . i ., C ablili , à Co., Gen. Agents all other results of imperfect digestion
ormaid
- “p h , yes’m.
ye
beginning t > make Lbeir aj»pcar- an’s ambition was reached when h e : iered in support of the motion fol ‘. Parlorm
aid—
Prepared by E- C DeWitt A Co.. Cblcafld-
Nor. l’ac. S. 8. Go.. Portland, Or.
Address: Mono LeADER. Moro, Oregon.
ance.
got to the top of Pike’s Peak.
A. D. B o i . tox A Go.
said it was Immaterial!”
I. J. KtiM,.H. Agent, Moro, Or.
1 a new trial.
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